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Dir lnDcriIhc SnbilGnms Mnsitcl
lnno in Niirnbcra.

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Yoris, 10. Scbrllor.
Sbrc Nun0 lit mi0cr $c0crllaluL
mo Oc@bolb iii S%cOcrntunn3 Soll2
mi0cr tic. Gic bcri6cn0cn Tcnlogo-
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rid)tllngcn ltnb icbt olth 0ic Gbrcl.
legion. IS lit ia ircilid rid)t jll
lcllgnclL 0uB lcit Den Sogcn 0alllcl
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men nod fnnltcn, ais Elm Wonn lc.
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ans bobcn Milit0rS, icbt bcinobc
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icitcnS Der Winiitcr por1cihlogcnc
|crlcibung beS He9ionafrcu5cs 3lt
bcglltodtcn, niSgcnonnncn IN bent
Sale, no Der Gonoioot minociters
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lcB bcltimmt, 0aB Der bctrcifenoc Nti-
niItcr bieic uollberorbcntlidlcn" Ser
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/ len Die Scrren Tubici, Glencntcl urtb
nnocrc Grccllen5cn gonj oubcr Ndt
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50 iinrh nn6 ihluercu 2cioeu uufere nelic1l
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2nrraine.

N.alerifdj - YarfartiG - Grieblfd.
MeiIe. gennet ole NIT Vopbattan beseictnete
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am terminus, Greiie bon gcardbniBrIdeen iett
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Cation 223. @Rrean: TrcniItn. tmo Niuhiur.
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I. Wonnt Gull.

IS FART un >. Midri 1906 3, @0ant epGi,
R~clicGtcr @oitc bon WiarRnrct !. SnDL I'M
90. Nu0re fcinCs Hchcla. Sic Scctotanti9 tilt1
oct Diuutua, ltu1mitlnn@ nm . uGr, non lei
llcr Icpicn gSpbnlilN, III $50, SiosSBurp'
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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-08-14
THE CANON OF THE GRAND
NATURES CHEF p.ouvsE

On the main line of the Derro,,
q Rio Grande Railroad cas-, i'e 81
Glenwood Springs, Colorado ,;o 81
one OF the most beautiful ana -; *.
spring scenic attractions in IN IN
World, the Canon of the G Gran sn :
&c On emerging from a tunnel
lhe canon in all its grandon, me-
denly opens before us, ana SUI f
twenty miles the ride is one 10 LOT
Llnuous panorama, colored c as
blended e as only nature can anu
as the scroll unrolls with a.
bends Of the river, each in Vne
wall column and spire Seems ~, new J.
rise heavenward higher or 70
eaGh new picture rivals in ho.aa.nao
ana %, coIoring the one lust n ooauIy
Inc general effect IS ! 'S ol
m'ngIlng of ancient E~vD C1m.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-08-14
Chattel Mortgage Sale by Sheriff.

nv virtue of Chattel Mo,,..
made and executed on the 4tb dssT,
Decent Der, 1905, by John G. B,... y
ana Josephine Bassett, morte ago,s Y
William j. Hammond, mortosssnh
secure the pay ment to said nor,cs
of the sum OF two hundred dolla,s ~ y,
interest thereon at ten per cent ,..n a
that date, and by virtue Of an aee5..a
and notice made by said mortpaess..i,
the statute in such case made asS s aaa
yided, have levied upon aud N.
into my possession the propertv - Az
cribed In said mortgage and afid,,'s
to-wit
One mouse-colored mule L E IN l..
shoulder; one black horse with ats, !.
forehead branded 4Jf on right ,bl,a
one black horse branded Tr ON ~
thigh; one brown filly branded wIs
horsehead on left shoulder: ons -.
mare s-years old, coming four. byanS.s
horsehead on left shoulder. and -.
brown horse branded con right sbouI
der, star in forehead, two wbits al
two sets harness; one 4-inch frsIsS,
wagon.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. r,,s
on the 18th day Of August, A. d.. lgg
at the hour Of 2 o'clock in the si,.,H
noon of that day, at John Jobnsos,8
ranch, l will foreclose and sell m
above described personal property "a
public auction, to the highest bidds,H
for cash, lawful money OF the UuIli
States, to satisfy the debt secured III
mortgage, with interest and costs, "a
vided by said mortgage to be paid
Dated, August 18th, 1905.
VIM. ELDER,
Sheriff of Custer County, Idaho
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-08-14

art and architecture, with b.,
of medieval and modern timsa''
for here are suggestions of ~.
Sphinx, obelisk and pyrami ia
there. the bastions, battressaa
walls. towers and turrets of ~,
baronial castle, while those tos' s
ering blocks of sandstone s'a
granite remind us of the mod ssa
Sky scraper.
Wonderful and beautiful is II.
verdict OF all who see it. Wrss
or call for a panoramic folder ~
the "Scenic Line of the world : 1
Il. r. HUNT,
General Agent
Butte, Mont
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-08-14
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.

Notice is hereby given thai
2 o'clock PM. on the 18th day
Sept. 1906, at Challis, County
Custer, State of Idaho. befor
Joseph H. Horton proof vi
be submitted of the completid
of works for the diversion
three-tenths bic fed
per seconded the waters
Spring Gulch in accordance vii
the terms and conditions Of acA
tain permit heretofore issued T
the State Engineer of the Sta
of Idaho.
/. The name of the pers2
holding said permit is Ed
Kleupfer.
2. The postoffice address
such person is Challis, County
Custer, State of Idaho.
3. The number Of such p
nit is 1889, and the date set
the completion of such work
September 10th, 1906.
4. Said water to be used
irrigation and domestic pupos
.. Said works Of diTersI
will be fully completed On
date set for such completin,
the amount of water wbict $
works are capable of contact
to the place of intended He,
accordance with the plsas
companying the application
such permit, is three-tentncu
feet per second.
6. The amount of lands
which said water is available
10 acres unsurveyed land par
ularly described as follow
About 10t miles North Of '
lis, Idaho.
JAS. STEPHENSON. JR,
State Engine
First. pub. Aug. 14th, 1890
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-08-14
NOTICE OF FORFEITUE

To Frank E. Richardson
You are hereby notified
l have expended during
years 1903, 1904, and
one hundred $4,000 eacn
In labor aud Improvements
each of the following y
mining claims: Dewey
Minnie Moore" lode ~
q a i m s situate d J = =,
Bayhorse Mining DistrlctOu !,
OF Custer, State of Idaho' '
the provisions of Sector !,
OF the Revised Statutes Y
United States and the =, y
m M thereto, approves
22nd, 1880.
Nitllu uluttS W. .Lis
the personal service OF 19 -
Ice or within ninety (99l uS
ter publication thereof W.
or refuse to contribute YOU
portion of such eXpendllasD','
co-owner, and cost OF ~
Yertisement your intere;s' !,
above named claims WIZ :.
Vhe property of the su -
your co-owner, who no'
Ine required expenditure
said Section.
Dated Feb. LIST, 1906 ~,
FRANK GRoTwo9r
~ b5!ayhorse, Ida, Aug. = &
HlrEt tNtthlsn,4.aa n no. lN
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-08-14

mitted it was ordered that the
valuation of improvements be re-
duced from $500 to $500.
In the matter of the petition
of Mrs. A. j. Dow for a reduc-
duction of property valuation.
1t was ordered that the valua-
tion of property assessed to Mrs.
A. j. Dow be reduced from $500
to 5000.
In the matter of the assess
ment of John jameson
1t was ordered that said John
Jameson appear and show cause
why there should not be added
to his assessment for the 1906
35 head of cattle valued at $12
per head.
In the matter of the assess
ment of Thomas Jose.-
1t was ordered that said Thos.
Jose appear July % and show
cause why there should not be
added to his assessment, harness
valued at $50.
In the matter of the assess
ment of A. II. Jackson.
1t was ordered that said Jack
son apper July % and show cause
why the valuation of improve
ments on Lot 3 of Block 13 of
Mackay should not be raised
from $3.50 to $3.50.
In the matter of the assess
ment Of Sarah A. Helm
1t was ordered that said Sarah
A. Helm appear July % and
show cause why valuation of
improvements on Lots 1 and of
Block %, Mackay, should not be
raised 5000.
In the matter of the assess
ment of G. E. Taylor & Co.
At this time appears o. J..
Salisbury, Jr., for and on behalf
of said company, and presents a
petition, verified by his affidavit
praying for a reduction in valua-
ton on property assessed to said
company, and after due consid
Grafton of the matter it was or
dered that no reduction in valua-
tion for assessment be allowed.
Board adjourned.
July 13th.-Full Board pres.
emit.
In the matter of the assess
ment of Ben Muir.
1t was ordered that said Muir
be notified to appear and show
cause why the valuation of i'm
provements assessed to him for
1906, should not be raised from
5000 to $3.50.
In the matter of the assess
ment of Mackay Hotel Co.
1t was ordered that said Hotel
Mackay Co. be notified TO an
pear July %, and show cause
why valuation of furniture
should not be raised from $500
81, 900.
In the matter of the assess
ment of j. Q. Smith,
1t was ordered that said Smith
appear July % and show cause
why valuation of improvements
in Bonanza should not be raised
from $50 to $3.50.
In the matter of the assess
ment of Mrs. Nettie Walburn.-
1t was ordered that said Mrs.
Nettie Walburn be notified to
appear July %, and show cause
why valuation of improvements
on Lot II of Block z of Mackay
should not be raised 5000.
Board adjourned.
July 14th. Full Board pres
emit.
And said work having been
completed, it was ordered that
Board acting as a Board of Equ-
alization do now adjourn.
July 14th. Pursuant to order
of July 18th, 1905, Board met in
regular session.
Full Board present.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-08-14

C. p. Huston-Hospital ooo m
contract ..........'.'. oVV ~
r.. N. Hull & Co.--mdse. ~
II. J. Paul-fees as depty 20 m
sheriff ..............' 10 w
f. s .; Ulyoe-l '''s1- 2O2 sc
j. G. Finnell-Probate 80 m
Judges salary ......::' Ioo "
Geo. e. Keyes-Clerk's .o ~
salary and allowance. 4oo "
VIM. Eider-Sheriff's sal ~
airy and expenses. 49,. al l.
Frank Riblett-Fees as -
Water Commissioner. Oh "
VIM. Busters mos. rent -
of Attorneys Office. 80. 81 "
G. L. Kirtley-medical at .,
tendance on Varney.. 10 "
Henry Sturkey-14 mos. 90 ~
rent of Supt's Office. 70 "
Ed. Huffman-Constable .,
fees ............... "
Dillingham; Bros.-print- -
ing assessment lists. ~ "
A. r. Smith-burial OF d. =,
B. Varney.......l0 W
A. r. Smith-Justice fees z o.
. B 3 V Varnev ~ % 90
Frank Olsen-Assessor's
salary and expenses. $50 IL
Ed. Stevens-bounty on l
mountain lion. .. 10 W
J. H. Horton-Justice of
Peace fees ........ . w
F. Nickerson & Co-three
months rent of Treas
urer's Office. ....... 10 OO
Duncan Cameron - Cor
oner's salary. ,...... 20 w
M. & G. 1. Stage Co-ex-
H. H. Knapp-Commis-
sioner's salary & ex... 10y 70
G. V. Hanson-Commis
sioner's salary q ex.. 10y 70
John Stephens-Commis-
sioner's salary & ex. 100 %
F. A. Stacy-juror fees. 2 %
J.N.Lippencott " q. 2 20
Pioneer Bindery & Print
ing Co-100 yearly GER
titicates of award .... 6 10
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-08-14

Judges JOuH OWduSer, w N.
Harris, Sam'l. Miller.
Dist. clerk-Jos. Vanouse.
Polling place-School house.
Battle Ground Precinct.
Registrar. r. Pence.
Judges-Robt. Parsons, Clay
Vance, @. G.. Davidson.
Dist. clerk-Chris. Nelson.
Polling place-Chilly School
house.
Challis Precinct.
Registrar-Joe Ebberts.
Judges-W. H. Felkner, John
Pushaw, Frank Nickerson.
Counting Judges-Dan. Steph-
ems, j. @. Fox, M. M. Sweet.
Dist. clerk-D. Cameron.
Polling place--Court House.
Bayhorse Precinct
Registrar-E. ]. Michael.
Judges-John Hodson, James
Golfer, Nal Branca.
Dist. clerk-A. D. Sargent.
Polling place--School house.
Clayton Precinct.
Registrar-E. K. Tunison.
Judges-Geo. Hosford, Chas.
Kopp, S. M. Leigh.
Dist. clerk-W. H. Smith.
Polling place -LO.O.F. Hall.
Custer Precinct
Registrar-Geo. Baldwin.
Judges-Sam'l. Vigus, John
Faulkner, Amos Franklin.
Dist. clerk-C. G. Clawson.
Polling place-School house.
Stanley Precinct.
Registrar-H. l.. Benner.
Judges-H. Fl. Marshall, Sam.
Tennell, Geo. Paul.
Dist. clerk-Con. Doty.
Polling place-Dredge Bunk
House.
Sunol Precinct
Registrar-W. G.. Short.
Judges-Beni. Borieson, Geo.
Ellis, S. p. Jones.
Dist. clerk-Chas. Bassett.
Polling place-School house.
Pahsamaroi Precinct
Registrar-VaIentine Maelzer.
Judges-Jas. Hooper, Charles
Matley, Chas. Graves.
Polling place-Ranch house at
Alger place.
Loon Creek Precinct.
Registrar-Frank Shafer.
Judges-G.B. vanLandingham
VIM. Simmonds, E. w. Garrett
son.
Dist. clerk-Frank Coleman.
Polling place-Company Office
at Ivers.
White Knob Precinct
Registrar-Ralph Osborne.
Judges-Bert .Bascom, Chas.
Anderson, Ernest Hanson.
Dist. clerk-Roy Johnson.
Polling place-Company Office.
In the matter of sub-dividing
the county into Commissioner
Districts as provided by Section
1748 of the Revised Statutes. It
was ordered that
Commissioner District No. 1
shall comprise all territory in
cluded within the Pahsamaroi.
Sunol, Challis and Bayhorse
precincts.
Commissioner District No. 2
shall include all that territory
included within Clayton, Custer,
Stanley and Loon Creek pre-
cincts.
Commissioner District No.
shall comprise all that territory
included within Battle Ground,
Mackay, Houston and White
Knob precincts.
Board adjourned.
July 21st.-Board met. Pres,
emit Commissioners Knapp and
Stephens, and Clerk Geo. E,
Keyes.
In the matter of accounts act
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Total. ........ S3.586.16
The following warrants were
allowed on the Road Fund
Guy Bradbury-6 days
work on breakwater. S IS 90
W. H. Smith-wages as
oVerSeer .............. l90 %
VIM. Baker-10 days work
on road. .a?...... 30 90
Joseph Gardner-18 days
work on road. ....... "a 90
Parker Germer-2 days
work on road. .... 6 90
Ed. Fitzgeralk-184 days
work on road ...... So 80
AT. Blume-2 days work
on road with team 49,. 8 rs
Len Peck-8 days work
on breakwater ....... SO 90
Geo. Tait-10 days work
on road ........ 80 90
w. Il. Smith-wages as
overseer. .....,...... 258 p
Clayton Mercantile Co
T. J. Paul days work
on road. ............. 3 90
r. N. Hull & Co-mdse. !. 10 95
George Smith-69 days
work on road. 49,. 2O7 90
John Mock--711 days
=, work as overseer -. 312 50
Chas. F.Zilkey-524 days
NV, work on road. ....,.. 1877 50
VIM. Buster-material for
rOdu ...... ........... 4 70
q. L. Potter-blacksmith
Morh ............. 9 so
G.Bernardo-6da days work
on road. IS Oo
Geo. Resemblance days
work team and single 90 20
f. Nickerson & Co-2,515
it. of 8 inch plank. 49,. u AZ
j. M. Hill-24 days work
with team. ..... 10 IN
Al Hoskins-blacksmith
co m '.S0rhk,.........,..... IS rs
work on Rocky Ridge. 3 90
Alvin West-3 days work "
man and team. II M
n. Cutliff-1 days work, 2 M
Jas, Clark-0 do,,,s - w
"i"u ana team .,....., 10 90
Total q 80 -
p NO further business appearing
Board adjourned without date
ono d. H, KNAPP, Chairman
GEO. E. KEYES, Clerk WI II" u
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July 18th, 1906. Board met at
3 a. m. for the purpose of exam
ming the assessment roll and
equalizing the assessments for
the year 1906.
Full Board present.
In the matter of the assessment
of Ramshorn Mining Co. for the
year 1906
AT this time appeared o. j..
Salisbury, Jr., on behalf of said
company and presented his APP
plication, supported by his aft
davit praying for reduction in
valuation of property assessed
to said company, and after CON
sideration of evidence the same
was ruled on as follows
Reduction of $500 allowed on
tramway and ore house at Rams
horn mine. No reduction made
on concentration and store build
ing.
In the matter of the valuation
of property assessed to Casper
Mock for 1906
At this time appears Casper
Mock and presents his verified
petition asking for a reduction
in valuation for 1906, and after
examination of the evidence sub
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF CUSTER 90.
JULY SESSION.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
COUNTY BOARD.

WI ~ II IL DO1IbOs
Office of the Board of County !
Commissioners of Custer :
county, Idaho. J
CHALLIS, IDAHO, July 9th,
1906. Pursuant to law the Board
convened at their Office in Chal-
lis.
Present-C. v, Hanson,
John Stephens,
Clerk, Geo e. Reyes.
On motion it was ordered that
this Board adjourn till the hour
of 2 p. IN. July 18th, 1906.
Challis, Idaho, July 11th.-.
Pursuant to adjournment of the
9th inst. the Board met in reg
plar session.
Present-H. H. Knapp,
Chairman.
John Stephens,
@. V. Hanson.
Clerk, Geo. e. Keyes.
Whereupon the following pro-
ceedings were had
In the matter of the applica-
tion of the parents and guardians
of more than ten children of
School District No. 5, praying
for the formation of new school
district. After due considera-
tion it was ordered that said
petition be granted, as prayed
for, and that the boundaries of
said new district be as follows
All that territory drained by
the waters of Loon creek; that
said new district be designated
and known as School Dist. No. 6.
Bonds of the following retail
liquor dealers were examined and
approved, VIZ:
H. l.. Benner & Co., Stanley.
w. t. Burns, Cape Horn.
Caste & MCGEE, Casio.
Custer Commercial Co., Ivers.
" of Loon
Creek.
John Hodson, Bayhorse.
Jas. L. Beaverland & Co., of
Mackay.
Reports of j. j. Fitzpatrick,
Justice of the Peace of Mackay
precinct; j. G. Finnell, Probate
Judge, and VIM. Elder, Sheriff,
examined and approved.
Board adjourned till such time
as the matter of the examination
of the assessment roll and equal
ization of taxes for the year 1906
be completed.
July 18th, 1906. Board met at
3 a. m. for the purpose of exam
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mo NO further business appearing
Board adjourned without date
ono H, H. KNAPP, Chairman
GEO. E. KEYES, Clerk. 'i'''"
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July 18th. Pursuant to order
of July 18th, 1905, Board met in
regular session.
Full Board present.
In the matter of organizing a
new voting precinct. 1t was or
dered that all that territory ~
ing between White Knob creek
and Lucky Gulch, and between
the summit of the range on the
west, and line parallel with the
general course of said range,
which line passes through the
upper reservoir on the bar above
the White Knob smelter on the
east.
Recess ordered till 10 a. M,
July Goth, 1906.
July Goth. Board met in reg
ular session.
Full Board present.
In the matter of the appoint
Iment of officers of the General