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New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
TRANSACTIONS In REALTY

Thomas P Fitzsimons has sold for Dennis A
Harrington the three story high stoop brownstone
private dwelling house No 22s West list ST.. 1Ssx
50x1O2.2 feet.
Samuel Seninger has sold No 240 East 55th st
and No. 334 East 55th ST. to August w Erckle
Also resold No. 1876 Cherry to Jacob Sternisten
John j. Kavanagh has sold for Mrs Florence
Weaver No. 4s East ed ST. four story and base
mtnt dwelling house on lot 17x1OOS1a feet 10
client for occupancy
E. " Pescia & Co, have resod for Morris Stone
to G' Wacht the two five story double front and
rear tenement houses with stores. Nos 6s2 and 6s4
slaWson Hobbs have sold for George R. Can
dWng Nos soE I nG 5 We nigh
lSx55xl0O and 17X55x1O05. respectively
double house No. ass West 4Sth st. on ieG a5%l0e
feet. for a. a. a; keLeher to Greenberg Brothers
BENJAMIN J, s6orza has sold for stefano Russo
fourteen room. cold water tenement house No. 81
Alfred = Barnes has sold No. ISL East 7stb 81 a
three story dwelling house on lot IS 9x10a2 feet
sold to Adoph wsohn the piot 90 iESanS feet haf as
the northeast corner Of t Broadway and 14st l.
The Sound Realty Company has bought from
side of 10th ave- lsn feet south Of 2loth St. east
Bert G FaHlha6eogg Co Ca, have sold for F. NJ
double aathouse, on plot s2xioOs feet adjoining
Max Marx has resoId to Henry Marks and Casper
Levy, through Goodwin & Goodwin. No ITO TO 1925
Amsterdam ave. northwest corner of 1l5th St. four
FIVE story hathouses. with stores plot 99l1xlOO
feet.
Harris & CO. have sold for Simons & Harris TO
Mrs. Hannah Theobald Nos 55i and $50 West ISld
st. two flye story athouses, plot 50x99 II feet
Bernard Cohen has sold No. II Morton ST. a nve
story tenement house. lot 25Xl00 feet
Charles Efros and Louis Ehrlich have sold for
client TO Lippman & Eisman three lots 75xluO II
feet. on the south side of 10Sth ST. 200 feet of
First
The Crukshank Company has sold to client of
Daniel BirdsaI a. Co. No 30 Water ct. five story
prick building on lot g. 4x6Sx irregular between
william Lemberg 4 Co have sold for client to
Iiebhon * Hrschheld Nos. 90 and 63 East 10th st
two ive story double hathouses. on a plot COX
100 II feet.
Esther Haberman has sold to Gross & Eisler the
five story hathouse NO l+SS Madison ave. on a lot
Is 2xlZx irregular.
Mannheim Weinstein have bought the two Ave
story hathouses No Jl7 52s Nest iiith az on
plot 1Oxe9 II feet; also sold the plot l2Sxel II fAet
the south side OF lS2d IC0 feet west OF Broad
Grossman & Passon have sold 70 William, eoIor,o,
the two six story tenement houses in course az
construction the north side OF 99th 81 Ia fast
east OF Second ave, ( plot 75xlOo II Zee,
LefkowitZ & Horowitz have sold Nos AN and aaa
East &th St, two three story frame huildinzs ON
plot 40x1OoS feet 10 /. Cohn who will erect a six
story hathouse.
H Hornstein has resold TO Pincus kirschenbluth
the hve story tenement house No 22S West 6sth ST.
2SxlO05 feet.
Schneider & Bachraeh have bought No 81 East
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
REALTY NOTES,

Plans have been fled for enlarging the four story
dwelling house No 121 East 18th ST.. owned by
E A. W. Tucker extension is TO be added
new plumbing installed and Colonial facade
with a mansard roof built. The improvements are
TO cost $10.OO0 according the estimate of Robins
& Oakman. architects.
Plans have also been filed for enlargng the three
story and basement dwelling house No. so West
50th st. (part of the old Columbia College residence
property. The improvement is to be made for
Bryan L. Kennedy. lessee. a three story and
basement extension will be added and the interior
remodelled. The improvements are to cost SIS. .OO0
according TO the estimate Of Herbert Lucas. the
architect.
John N. Golding has rented for Mrs. A P. sar-
geant to DR.. George D. Stewart No. 81 West 5Oth
street; also for James A. Farley the eighth ninth
and tenth floors of the apartment house at the
southwest corner of Madison avenue and 55th
street; also No. 156 East 3Sth street for Mrs A s
Wright; No. at West 18th street for Henry \. Muir
ray to DR.. Ernest FahneStock, and also No. l61
East 69th street for j. H. Ladew.
The sale OF the S5 lots comprising the SchiefTelin
estate tract which is to be held the Real Estate
Auction SalesrOoms on June u by Bryan L. Ken
nelly. promises to be one of the most successful
sale of Bronx parcels in recent years.
This property is in the centre of Villa iamsbridge
This fact alone should make this property, il is
thought. extremely desirable.
The ground is convenient to two lines OF transit
to the city, with fve-cent fare and a third line
is now being built which will make this section as
convenient TO the centre OF this city 125th
is now.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30

One OF the largest gatherings Of real estate in
vestors and spectators at an auction sale this
year on Manhattan Island was present yester-
dav AT the auction sale of the Dickinson estate
tract in The Bronx. held at the Real Estate Sales
rooms Nos II and 16 Vesey St. by John L. Parish.
Of Parish Fisher & Co. The sale begun at
noon and at o'clock last night. at which time 195
lots OF the 869 had sold, Mr. Parish decided to
postpone offering the remaining unsold 174 lots until
June 4. He could easily have found ready buyers
for the remaining unsold lots among the persons
present at the sale If he sought for them, but
as the choicest lots of the tract are the la, he
gave by thus dividing the offering into two parcels
scores of little and big buyers, who could not at
tend sale yesterday another opportunity to be-
come buyers of parcels of the tract
The total sum realized yesterday was S5fO,eto- The
prices ranged from $500 TO $3.50
John y. Golding has sold for George H Penni-
man to George Nicholas No. o36 5th ave. five
story business building a lot 25XOO feet
J. Clarence Davies has sold for the United Real
Estate and Trust Company the block front of four
teen fronting in 179th and extending to Ire
ave. plot lO0xl0O feet at the northeast corner
of 18th and Morris and parcel lO0xl00 feet
at the southeast of 179th St and Morris ave
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
REAL ESTATE MEN REJOICE.
Dinner for B. A. Sands in Honor of Mort
gage Tax Law Repeal

The Allied Real Estate Interests Of New York gave
a reception 10 B. Aymar Sands at the Lawyers
Club yesterday afternoon. The event was in rec
ognition Of Nv Sandss services in bringing about
the repeal OF the annual mortgage tax law
Mr.. Sands who is president Of The association.
was presented with punch bowl and two silver
oandelabrs. About three hundred persons Identified
with real estate in New Yo.k and vicinity were
present and many complimentary speeches We're
made. Speaking fcr The association, Mr.. Sands re-
marked
The battle was cleauly and honestly fought No
6Ipeal was made To popular prejudice or PARTY
ifcing' ana no money was spent Tor improper pur-
poses NO single act done which could he
GrlnGscc ] believe The new Law VIII be popular
mere la one feature, though. that is ant 10 be
crltlo Sed ana tnat Is the provision taxing short
term bonds secured by mortgages the same as long
term ones The trainers of the law were Inab bic n
devise any scheme 10 avoid the inequality snd still
have an act that would be constitutional.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
$4,000

Riverside Drive. s. 40 It /. Of T3d st. BLK
TsSer 'Gno miortsase sss 300 C ct a. 70 $3.50
White Plains Road. 24o It 5 of 237th ST. $50
irregular; Matilda ave. s 6 cor 23Ith st, e35. lix
1908 Matilda ave. 23Tth st, 32oxioo;
comnsny n DC fesster et al 70 irving ie e1ot
23lst st, 6, 1906 II OF White Plains Road. oox
irregular; John A Bruckner ct al to Frank :,
Gass; mortgage. $500 ~
Lot BIS. map part Hunt estate Isabella Beatty to
Frank Eradenburgh. ~
Riverside Drive 75c ST; SO. Txlo4 II; John
Sutphen jr. et al. 10 Robert E Downing a. af
riyers9sss T1,tys 14o5 n Of 7sd st: Frank
lin Taber 10 George Bannon; mortgage. SS4- >,
"
Riverside Drive s. eel II of $50 ST. 80 i1eo;si
John sntpasn;s s3s g. o6 e6 al eAfs. 70 ca.i $3.50
Perry ave " cor Holt Place. 15xeo; Fairmount
Realty &c Som6any sn to Anna E'k~of. 22so
Same property: Louis Eickwort 10 Dora ii Eick-
MORTGAGE S15,5oo ....-..-.--.-.--..--'-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
NOVEL BUILDING OPERATION.

Plans have been fled with Buildings Superinten-
dent Murphy for unusual building alteration.
namely, the making of three fathouses into
private dwelling houses, the undertaking in ques-
ton being the remodelng of the two houses Nos.
$50 and l62 East 10th st. into a single dwelling
house for II. H Holllster. and the fathouse ad-
joining. No 15S East 10Th ST. into dwelling house
for Henry y. Babcock. The three buildings
four story and basement structures Rear extern
sions be built. the interior reconstructed
throughout and redeCorated and the facades
modelled. The improvements are to be made at
total cost of $4,000 according to the estimate Of the
architects S35OOO for Hollister house and $4,000
for the Rabcock dwelling house.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
RECORD LONG ISLAND CITY SALE.

The highest price obtained at public auction
for a corner lot in Long Island City obtained
yesterday for a lot at Fulton avenue and Monson
street The lot, with five inside ones. was put up
separately and the corner parcel knocked
down for $3.50 The other lots brought from $500
to $3.50 each. They were all purchased by John
McLoughlin, Manhattan builder. The sale was
conducted by the firm of Roe II. Smith &, Co. ex-
Assemblyman Henry c. Johnson. the senior MEM
ber, acting as auctioneer. After the sale 1t was
n
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
REAL ESTATE MEN DINE.

EH- Senator William Il. Reynolds president Of the
Greenland company. gave dinner last night in
the restaurant on the pier al Dreanland 10 the
representatives. Of his real estate oompsnies The
sable was SGT for sixty guests. The agents asso-
citation presented Nr. Reynolds with a gold badge
ot honor. The Senator mace short speech after
wniCl dinner w@s served.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
KENMORE HOTEL. AT ALBANY, SOLD.

Hotel. at Albany. for the last five years. and who
sold recently his ten-year lease and furniture of
the hotel for 100000 has purchased the hotel from
the MacNaughton estate for $4,000. The sale was
made through the Matthew j. Ward Company. ho-
tel brokers.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
A S34O,OOO AUCTION SALE.
THAT SUN OBTAINED FOR 1876 LOTS OF DICKINSON
ESTATE TRACT.
Found for Fifth AUenue B BudngBonr Block Front
Changes Hands.
hrownstone dwelling

the four story. high stoop, brownstone dwelling
house. lot 11,6oxloo. TO client for occupancy
Herbert A Sherman has sold for Clarence W.
Hilyer No. 4 East 66th st. four story dwelling
house. lot 20x1O0.5 feet.
William r. Ware has sold for John Leacher to a
client No. 1oS West S4th St. a five story hathouse,
2. 4XS7X1022 feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
ANOTHER ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE SALE.

p. Osborne Smith & Co have sold for Joseph
Gray to client the plot of three lots the north
east corner of 1S0th and ST. Nicholas ave. The
brokers also negotiated the sale of the
four lots at the northeast corner of 18th and
81. Nicholas ave. for the Strong estate to Morris
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

on The premises. al 10 20 m. by George u Ba-d and
4 Turner. so lots a White Plains y y
on the premises ar } ny ~ Allen $50 1o- 6
Rorkavvav Road Meyer Benedict Elder Fisher Rates
an1 Eiusten aves. Jaynlra Borough q Queens. vol
untary sale
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
BUYS A CHOICE FAR RocKAwAY PARCEL

Henry NJ Toch. of the firm of Toch Brothers.
paint and varnish makers. OF this city. has pur-
chased the Theodore Wolf property at Far Rock
away, having a frontage in Jarvis Lane of 4So feet
The plot comprises about siXty-seven city lots.
This property has been considered one of the show
places of Far Rockaway.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
wILL IMPRovE uPToWN PARCEL.

Miss NJ Nonahan has sold for ex-Park Connlis-
sioner Mcmillan to Palermo Brothers a plot, 15Ox
1O0.l1 feet, on the south side of 116th ST. adjon-
ing parcel fronting in Riverside Drive. They will
erect two twelve story apartment houses the
nj
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
NEW OWNERS FOR FOUR FINE HOUSES.

Pease & Gilman have sold for c. Grayson Mar
tin No 10 East 3sth St. four story. high stoop
brownstone dwelling house. lot 20xe89 feet, to
Mrs. Mabie A. Downing. for occupancy Also sold
for Mrs. Eva Coventry. No. 32S West End ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
RESALE OF THE WELDON.

the Weldon six story elevator apartment house
No 205 West 1O1st St. a plot 75x100.11 feet
This is the second sale Of the house within week
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name Of the debtor the second that
Of the creditor and date when judgment was filed:
tsr,,rrer M,lton-M Rineler May 25 1905 SIS OF
Sets Tsvtne: Ms % 1905 ..... as
Clarke D--F. Brennan: August 10 lsoo- %
Cobb VIII oh. Michel; December p le4 alS 81
Field, Charles cJ p Sjoberg; May H. lsoo-- S39 go
Sane-Same; June II 1904 - 90
Field Fanny L.-same May II. 1905. i59 a6
Fries Gustav RI. H Whitte: April T. lsoo 4oV Il
Walter-Garhart Dental MANU-
featuring Company: May Is. 1906 90 90
faHreSi Enaobi ANNE y iaS5 az reversed1 .....
Hess George and Henry-G Hagemeyer Ell al; ,.- ~
October 1891 (canceled) -
Same-Same October 6. 1891 (cancelled): 400 81
Kaplan. Samuei-M Horowitz ct al; November 90, .,
Equiro' Gusepp.R HiIi: March s. 1908 -. IS Ii
Lauber. Joseph-D H. jackson: February 2s .es :,
Petite John RE A McAlpin ct al; May 6.
Scott John c-The Central National Bank OF
philadelphia; October g. 1903 94lo IL
5oa8ceiied H4i-es 217 81
Coanoeed, 22a1 IS
watson. G. warren-H. r. Purdy; February IA.
walter c-,ariess Frank: MAY I5 1905. 1O7 So
AI59e fg5s Ne'ai NoNei'y 1o5o Al
Genital Park Auto storage compsny-Curts
Blaisdel Company; May 19. 1905 10 10
C5T1pT1age S9art I3 f1Tse5 fSes 1872 81
Same-I. Frank ct al: May 1906. 95 p
Evening Bulletin Company-L Shonberg; May ls a., .,
The Casein Misunderstanding Company-M. H
Bremen Four Ring & Pinkney Co-Charles
y Pinkney and Louis :. Du Four--Ar7nenia In
Company Of Pittsburg; December Il 80 =.
1905 (vacated) loAs SS
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
NEW JERSEY.

UNFINISHED FLAT In East Orange two oloSSs' Dssa
n station. six and hath June J4S nar-
August. delightful surroundings. or Park "a
gain home responsible party AppS txs
week only W j. SEMELROTH. No. Isl NortA -
street. East Orange.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
Furnished apartments to Let.

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT Ipsssiy pl,sliys
bath daily. including meals two. 80 49, .c
,ne. SIC 20 THE VAN RENSSELAER, 10 Easl A-'-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
Country Property for Sale or to Let

MODERN FURNISHED COTTAGES. sale rent: by
vi the sea; bathing sailing and driving unsurpassed
any summer resort. J. E. JENNINGS. Water Mill. Long
Island.
TTyENNANAH LAKE. Sullivan County.-To rent. a
Il cottage. furnished. Address y. B. TWAO-
DELL Sullivan County. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
i.64o SO
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments were filed yesterday
a-st heirc- thai Of the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
Brooklyn

ITO LET.-EleEant apartments, all modern .rA
mcnts; possession rent begin Ausus. = .ney
S5S S62 so 9t50Si President ST
own broker Realty Associates. iI6 RsiA''N
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30

OcO sPLENDIDLY SITUATED BRONX LOTS auc
OOO ton May 90 PARISH. FISHER { co. 149 Sway
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
Country Property to Let.

A FEW CHOICE COTTAGES still 20 rent az sea sea - -
~ ard a number OF bargains real estate. H"pAO
and Unln1rroveI- ". c. SMITH Sea Gin. l. l.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-25
Musical at Opera House.

The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give musical at Ander-
sons opera house Saturday night,
which will consist Of vocal and in
strumental music. This Is most
excellent program and for most
worthy cause, and the opera house
should be packed to overlooking on
this occasion. The following pro-
gram will be rendered:
Selection Orchestra,
Solo, Wishes, Miss Alice King.
Piano Solo, Pallilion, Miss Bertha
Church.
Quartette, Sweet and Low Misses
King and Messrs. Atkins and Wat
kins.
Reading Mrs. Emma Yearian.
Solo, Angels at the Window, Mr..
John j. Carr.
Piano Solo, Selected, Miss King.
Chorus, eight voices, Miss Good.
rich, Mrs. Arnold, Miss Kadletz,
Mrs. Bonner and Messrs. Atkins,
Cowen, Watkins and Carr.
Solo, Selected, Miss King.
Piano Solo, Selected, Mrs. Russe1
White.
Song Autumn Leaves, Mary Ander
son.
Solo, Good Night, Little Gill, Good
Night, Mrs. Neither.
selection, Orchestra.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-25

The winding up OF the democratic
speaking campaign In this county
win be held at Pleasant Grove, or
what might be better known as
Geertson's Hall, Friday night, No
yember End. This meeting will be
conducted by local speakers, among
which will DO Dr. Whitwell and 9th.
ers.
The people In that section OF the
country rather feel that they have
been ignored by the speakers OF both
parties aud declare that they have a
right TO hear the issues discussed as
well as the voters In the more favored
localities. immediately following the
speaking the younger people, and the
older ones too II they are SO disposed,
will be privileged TO trip the light
fantastic until the wee small hours
OF the morning, II they are SO In
clined.
This win he ono OF the most on
thusiastic aud lively meetings ever
held In the county, and no doubt the
people OF that section will turn out
enmassc TO hear the political Issues
discussed as they effect the people oil
idaho Don't forget the date, Frida,
night, Noyember 2, or Friday might
OF next week.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-25
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.

Notice is hereby given that at 10 a. m. on
the 24th day of November, 1905, at Junction,
County of Lemhi, State of Idaho, before Will
bur F. Stone proof will be submitted Of the
completion of works for the diversion of four
(4) cubic feet per second of the waters Of
Eighteen Mile Creek, Lemhi County, in ac-
cordance with the terms and conditions of a
certain permit heretofore issued by the State
Engineer of the State of Idaho.
I. The name of the person or corporation
holding said permit is WILLIAM RUsK.
a The postoffice address of such person
or the place OF business of such corporation
is Junction, County of Lemhi, State of Idaho.
5. The number of such permit is o3o, and
the date set for the completion of such work
November 2S, 1906.
4. Said water to be used for irrigation and
domestic purposes.
S. Said works of diversion will be fully
completed on the date set for such compile
ton, and the amount of water which said
works are capable of conducting to the place
of intended use, in accordance with the plans
accompanying the application for such per
NIT, is four "a cubic feet per second.
g. The amount of lands for which said
water is available is 400 acres, particularly
described as follows: NWH MEX, Ell N
EK, Eh SEX Sec. 81, Twp. ID N, r II E. P
NJ.
JAS. STEPHENSON Jr.,
First Pub. Oct. Is, 1000. State Engineer
Last Pub. Nov. 8, 1906.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-25

Mrs. Blake has been quite III for
several days but Is better at this
writing.
II. q. King returned the last OF
the week from business trip to st.
Anthony.
wANTED--To exchange bees and
honey for lumber. Enquire OF N. r.
Woodworth, Salmon, Idaho.
M. IL. Maydole, OF Carmen, made
this office business and social call
while In town the last OF the week.
Thomas Yearian and wife. OF juno
tion, came down Tuesday for short
visit at the home Of DIR. Whitwell
and wife and also to attend the Du.
bois meeting.
The horse Sam Jarvis Was riding
Sunday fell seriously injuring him.
IL Is said his shoulder was crushed to
some extent, but Is able to be around
the street, even though bis arm Is
closed In sling.
10 begins to look as II the local tel
ephone system would soon be ready
for business. The wires are being
stretched and run In to central, and
the other work Is being attended &c
as rapidly as possible.
Sam Young returned the last oil
the week from Twin Falls, where hs
had been looking after some property
interests. While getting on the
train at Pocatello he fell and badly
sprained his shoulder 30 that IL wa.
necessary to carry his arm In q sling
IL. o. Billings, who left here som,
weeks ago TO visit with a brother q,
San Francisco, and other relatives al
Seattle, returned here Monday
When he left here he expected to 70
main on the coast permanently, but
he seems TO think there Is no plac,
like Salmon.
The stone work for the baseme nj
OF the Odd Fellows hall Is about com
pleted and the contractor will sool
DO ready for the brick work. Thu
workmen have been bothered tn
large extent with water. but tn
foundation gives every evidence o
being masterpiece OF solidity.
J. G. Blinn, an assayer from Den
yer, Colorado, has been spending sew
eral weeks at the Black Eagle Hine
making preparations to erect thei
ten stamp min. Owing to the fac
that there was an error In the ship
ping OF the material for the plan
the construction will have to be- de
layed until spring. Mr.. Blinn LEI
Tuesday morning to return to Den
/. yer. but will return early In tn
spring.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-25

The other paper has warned Its
readers that The Recorder will be
full OF Hes In It's two last issues be-
fore the election. We presume MIR,
abbott judges the policies Of The
Recorder the same as he expects to
pursue. We desire TO state that roor'
hacks IL one OF tine dirty things In
Journalism that We have never been
guilty Of, So long as The Recorder
Is under the present management Il
will tight In the open, challenging
the fullest investigation, and the
fullest opportunity for eontrosersion,
In other words, The Recorder will
have nothing worse In It's columns
than eun be- found in.this issue. VII
sir. Abbott follow this policyY We
will even consent TO exchange proofs,
VIII Mr.. Abbott be as fairY
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-25
XVWWSSVWW0SSSWWW
IRON CREEK.

Messrs, Hoist and Guy Edwards
were in the neighborhood yesterday
interviewing the hardshell democrats,
Tom Stone and wife and Miss
Josephine Westholm went down the
river Monday on their way home
from Iron Creek where they have
been employed by the Lost Packer
Tor the past year. They report
everything lively in the upper coun-
try, with scarcity OF men.
Mrs. Lanesdorf visited the Iron
creek school last Monday, the Nc.
Kim creek school Tuesday and wen,
ON up to the PahsimaIi and visited
the three schools there the remainder
OF the week. She expressed her sat.
isfaction over the manner In which
the two schools of this precinct are
conducted and the great interest tina,
the teachers take in their work.
Inc dance given at the McKim
creek school house Friday night was
both social and financial success
Ihere were Just about all the people
present that the house could hold
ana give everybody an opportunity &c
oance' In addition to all the native,
OF the precinct, the following visitor,
were present Misses Katie Ham.
mond' Juela Hammond, Maha
tinele, Lottie Turner, Julia Peel
olta walker, Leila Hammond Min,
ME McLaren, Mrs. Nina Mo,r,sor
ana Mrs, Richardson. Also Messrs
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-25
Locations Recorded.

Fremont No. lode, Mackinaw
mining district, j. G.. Mahr, locator.
Omaha and Logan lodes, Mackinaw
mining district, Nels E, Oleson, To-
Gator.
Nebraska lode Mackinaw mining
district, d. C. Horton, locator.
Limerick placer, Dahlonega niin-
ing district, Henry Stein, locator.
Gravel Bur placer. unorganized dis
riot, John E. Erickson, ct al, locat-
ors.
Rock Island lode, unorganized MIN
ing district, W. e. O'Conneil, locat-
or.
Big Swede No. 2 lode, Texas min.
ing district, N. f. Carlson, ct al,
ocators.
Tecumpseh lode amended, Texas
mining district, G. l.. Purcell, ct al
ocators. -
Tendoy lode, Texas mining dis
trict, G. Fl. Benson, locator.
Last Chance lode, Texas mining
district, Joseph L. Denten, locator.
Big Eight Mile copper lode, juno
ton mining district, S. T. Keim, e
al, locators.
Fremont lode, Mackinaw minini
district, Nels A. Johnson, locator.
Fremont No. 2 lode. Mackinav
mining district, Il. ]. Irwin, locator