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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.

Notice is hereby given that at 10 a. IN. on
the a4th day of November, 1906 at Junction
County of Lemhi, State of Idaho, before vii.
bur +. Stone proof will be submitted of the
completion of works for the diversion of four
"a cubic feet per second of the waters OF
Eighteen Mile Creek, Lemhi County, in &C
cordance with the terms and conditions of a
certain permit heretofore issued by the State
Engineer of the State of Idaho.
l. The name of the person or corporation
holding said permit is WILLIAM RUsK.
The postofhce address of such person
or the place OF business of such corporation
is Junction, County of Lemhi, State of Idaho
/, 3. 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
mt, Is tour "a cubic feet per second.
0. he amount of lands for which said
water is available is 400 acres, particularly
described as follows: NWX Mex. EX N
NJ. - ~ ~ - -
JAS. STEPHENSON IT.,
irst Pub. Oct. rs, 1000. State Engineer
Las, Pub. Nov. s, 1000.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08
The Lenhi
Realty Company
Real Estate
Insurance
Security Bonds
Conveyances
Abstracts of Title
p. j. DEMPSEY, Mgr.
Opera House Block
Salmon l0ohCs

TO be the same as that OF the great
diamond fields Of South Africa.
There have also been discovered var
ious forms of carbon related to the
diamond, and usually found In the
same vicinity.
The stratum of blue clay in which
the promoters believe they will find
their fortunes is 80 feet below the
surface, and will have to be uncov.
cred. A shaft is now being sunk by
the American Diamond company,
and, although many difficulties have
been encountered, the workers are
firm ia their belief that they are or
the way to success, for they have
found one small stone, pronounced
by two sets of experts to be a dia
mond. Capital News.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08
A Nations Plumber.

In announcing the consutnmation
Of deal whereby the steel trust Is
given possession of the iron lands on
the Mesaba range controlled 10y the
Great Northern railway, The North
ern Pacific railway, James }. Hill
and j. ". Longyear, K. ii. Gary,
chairman OF the steel corporation 5
hoard of directors, states that "the
price to be paid is Sl.65 IA ton, deliV-
cred at the upper lake docks, VITO
an increase of "a per ton each sue
ceedlng year. The minimum OF ore
ap reed to be mined is $50, 600 tons Tor
the year 1907, increased by 75o,oo
tons each year until 1t reaches $780,
0CO tons. Thereafter 1t continues on
that basis. "
The amount of ore involved is esti-
mated by Mr.. Gary at 75o,OOo,ooo
tons. At the lowest estimate he
plaches it at 700, 600, 600 tons. AT
the royalty to be paid, the owners OF
these iron lands will derive over a
billion dollars for the right OF min
ing the iron that they contain. And
none OF this wealth has been created
by them. They merely have gotten
title to it through the stupidity OF
the people combined with the craft
and corruption of their public serv-
ants.
| If the public's interest had been
consulted the billion dollars that Is
TO he paid into the pockets OF Mr..
Hill and bis associates would 20 tC
the public. Not only Is the public
deprived of this princely revenue tC
which In justice it is entitled, but II
must proceed to pay into the pockets
of the men that have grabbed the
Mesaba iron range the billion and
more of money that the steel trust
will collect and hand over to them.
1t was only few months ago that
the Mesaba iron range belonged tC
the public domain. The lands have
been frittered away and stolen. 1t Is
a shameful record-the public strip
ped through its faulty and the craft
of the private interests aud the lack
of public spirit and breadth of view
of American statesmen. 1t is par,
and parcel of a civilization that Is
based upon what Rockefeller Is
pleased to term "opportunity'-op'
portunity for the crafty and greedy
to exploit and plumber the many.
And yet there are those that won.
der that there Is discomfort In the
United States and rising wave OF
social unrest and radicalism. Would
they marvel II an Attila or Ghazar
Khan should have descended upon
the United States and through force
have stripped the American people Of
the things which cunning and greco
have possessed themselves of through
the operation of law and privileged
Discomfort The wonder Is that
there is so little Of 1t that there i.
only grumbling. Milwaukee News.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08
To Demoesaiic Voters and Party Workers

On behalf OF the candidates Tor
once who suffered defeat at the polls
last Tuesday, the various democratic
officials elect, and the Lembi county
democratic central committee, ! Wish
to extend hearty congratulations.
We have won signal victory. We
have elected officials OF whom we
should be proud We have developed
an organization throughout the coun-
ty that will be invlncible for reform
within the next two years. We will
remain In the harness to continue
the work we have inaugurated with
Bryan for an inspiration as leader
two years hence. The republican
party Is tottering under burden OF
bOssism and graft throughout the
country. The reform element Is in
the harness TO stay In all parts OF the
country as II Is In Lemhi county.
We have placed retormers In position
TO protect the citizens OF this coun-
ty. We won this victory under adj
verse circumstances The men we
have placed In charge OF county al
fairs will make record that will In
sure democratic success In the future.
This army OF workers can never bt
defeated In good cause. We have
In this organization the very best
kind Of democracy. The people have
never repudiated genuine democracy
10 any free country,
Yours with gratitude,
Newton Hibbs, Chairman Demo
cratic Co. Central Committee.
Salmon, Idaho, Nov. s, 1906.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08
SEWER csssr,,.

NOTICE TO coNrRa c,.
posals will be received - =
missioners Of Sewer Di,,,;,
OF Salmon City. for furnns; ~
and construction of a -
District No. 1. The anss
are:
$50 cubic yards Of cara ".
feet depth.
$50 cubic yards of cr.,.,
II feet depth.
$50 iineal #. Of Io-inch ", !.
II2o lineal #. of Ia.inch NJ
30 Io-inch rs.
80 I2-inch rs.
] Manholes complete. e,
10 cubic yards concres.
Outlet works rock 6ii.s
Alternate bids will be recs;.
1870 lineal feet Ia-inch 49,
built in place with Rams. n
OF 10 and I2-inch tile.
Bids will be received m i /.
Der I, 1906, at the city hali Il,
and materials addressed Il H.
sioners Sewer District Ma |, h
mon City, Idaho, endorsed M.
ing sewers" and all bids ~ u
led by q certified check nsis'
Arthur Greene, Treasurer. 4 n
Plans, profile and speciSes
seen at the Office Of the Afion,;
ham, and at the Office Of ~ r
eer. Allen c. Merritt.
N. |. Andrew
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08

wANTED--To exchange bees ant
honey for lumber. Enquire of N. X,
woodworth, Salmon, Idaho.
Several OF the young men got up 4
dance at the opera house Monday
evening. which was fairly well at
tended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dempsey have gotter
nicely settled In their oifices In the
Opera House block. The new rea
estate firm will be known as the
Lemhi Realty Co. Their adv. APP
pears In this issue.
Mrs. j. II. Mason and daughter
whe have been at Butte for several
weeks returned home Friday. The
little girl, who was under the care Of
an eye specialist, has entirely recoy.
cred from the trouble.
We understand that the petition tt
repeal the Sunday closing ordinance
was pretty generally signed by the
citizens. There Is some talk OF q
renis,astrance. but whether IL will
n atelialize or not we are unable Il
state.
Following are the Episcopal church
services for the week. Choir prac.
tioe at Mrs. Olds Mt 1880 Friday
night; sunday school at 10 a. m.
services at II a. m. and 80 p. m.
A cordial Invitation Is extended te
all. \, W. Creasey, Rector.
Il. u. Rex. OF Salt Lake CITY, d
stockholder aud manager OF the Gold
Dust Mining Company, at Leesburg
passed through town last week :,
Lecsbarg, we understand the mine
viii start up at once with a day
shift, with probability OF increasing
the force as the conditions will per.
init.
Richard Beckman passed through
town during the past week To brins
10 tho machinery for the ten stamg
mill which Ii to be- erected at tn,
Gold Ridge mine nj Leesbura. From
present indications there In going 4
be very material increase In min
ing activity In the Leesburg district
this eon,ing year.
MADE a Map Won Bride" /,
the heading OF an article Of whiet
one OF the characters Of the sketch
Is Lieutenant DAVIS. who was borr
and raised Ia this county. Arthur
as he Is familiarly known here, Is
evidently forging ahead In Tn,
world.
The Royal Ncishbors ball at THE
opera house election night was ar
unqualified success. The opera hous,
was crosded TO satfoeation. and thos,
( present report nest enjoyable even
ing. The equalization must hav,
made a neat little sum for their ex
checqaer.
(. q, v kirkpatrick passed through
town Thursday OF last week on hi,
way home at Lceshun. lie was ON,
OF large class who took the myster
les Of advanced Masonry while 1,
salt Lake city, lie was well pleases
with the work aud seems to think h,
eot his moneys worth.
Mead Neal. Who has been mskin.
= two months visit with his mothel
az stuart, Iowa, arrived home IN,
last % the week. Mr.. Neal manages
Ia set home Ia time to cast his vot,
fot the democratic ticket aud d.
some effective sork. lie states thaI
te had a NEST pieasarahle time dur
ing his absence.
A, NJ. bradshaw and wife, accom-
panied by Mrs. Bradshaw's mothe
Mis- Smith. arrived here Sunday en-
peeting to make this their futur
hone. Mr.. and Mrs. bradshaw mr.,
former residents OF this place. an,
J seem Ia think that Salmon seem
more like home 10 them than an,
other place on earth.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08
NOTICE OF ru.,,,'

Notice is hereby eive. :.
the 27th day of Noys ~ Z
County Of I.emhi. Sts,s y, +
Z. l.. Cleveland proof III. Z! ~
the completion OF work
, two cubic feet per secosd Z
Big Greek and Spring
cordance with the term :, -. Z
certain permit heretofa,1 q
Engineer of the State n 81
I. The name Of the 49,. 49,
holding said permit Is
2. The postofice 49,.
or the place of busines. 8
is Patterson, County ~
3. The number Of 80
the date set for the co mi pr
is November 77th. roo6
| 4. Said water to 6 ~ !
domestic purposes. NJ
5. Said works Of A.,
completed on tae dat ~
tion, and the amount q
works are capable Of ~ -
OF intended use, in accoss
accompanying the apnI;s..:
init, is two cubic feel -
g. The amount Of
water is available Il 49,.
described as follows: SwTS
X, Sec. IL, Twp. ID N III,
Ist pub. Oct. as I.es
9Th pub. Nov. IS r!
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08


wANrEp--rlaio sesing to do at
home. Mrs, Jack Stone.
Don't forget the dance In Browns
hall Friday night Nov, 10.
| II sou have property to sell. list II
with the Lemhi Realty 20.
q. u. kiskpatrlck came Ia from
l.scsbars Monday 10 east bis vote
here.
Mr.. Al. jlnnegar il reported 10 be
quite i'll With pneumonia ~ her
I hoine.
/ Mrs. Fsrrin. Of Caster eoaay, spent
last week eith her daughter Mrs.
/ Arthur Greene.
= Alien Merritt. Who was doing some
surveying at e;ilnsfe, returned homo
! Tire last Of The week.
4 club pance At hrown's ball Friday
eve, Nov. ID. lance Irom : O'Clock
TN o'clocs. Tickets o..
4 Mrs. Chris Van Strait has boon
quite III Tor the past two weeks, aud
Is xtiil connned ~ her bed,
Bari GlseFeath. who has >oase msn.
ins interests at Leesbnv, has eeen
Spending several days at this place.
We have baysrs tor few gocd
fasehes, and eheiee town property az
right prices, The L.emhi Realty Co.
z. }. Dempsey. Mgr,
Rev ilonaet aud Wife returned
tTom snnnsli Wednesday night,
sherr They had heen visiting with
Mrs bonner's parents.
win slsoap and wife welean ed q
nos boy 10 sheir home election day,
viii says the nee arrival is lust,
young fellow, but will be aolc Ia cast
republican vote In the course q
j time.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08
LHEsBUnG LOcALs.

Thomas Pope arrived from Salmon
Friday.
: Odell Wilson transacted business
here yesterday,
John M. Steel brought In load or
freight Thursday last.
james Mccormick Is spending u
few days at this plnoe.
We have been having some winter
weather here the past few days.
Richard Harris has moved his
family 10 salmon Tor the winter,
The machinery for the Gold Ridge
stamp mill has arrived at Redrock.
e. A. Mapef brought In a load Of
freight for Richardson brothers Fri.
day.
O. H. kirkpatrick returned Friday
from business trip 10 Salt Lake,
Utah.
A. G. Leaeock and wife went out
to salmon the latter part of last
SEX.
W. r.. stetnem aud George Smith
are developing group Of quartz
elains north Of Leeshu'g.
i. ". Carey Ia rcmodeling the
building formerly used by Evan
stephens as storeroom and will
move hts saloon 10 said building
soon.
H. II. Rex. Manager OF the. Gold
Dust Mining company arrived from
salt Lake last week, Mr.. Rex has
one shift % miners at work and OK.
pects To increase tho force snon.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-09

lish home. An innocent young girl.
daughter of lodge keeper OF an
Englishman of high birth, is loved
by the son Of the latter. The match
meets with disfavor OF the young
mans father but despite of the fact
that his father informs him either to
give up the girl or his home and
luxury. he chooses Dora Thorne and
marries her.
The young girl. q pure and honest
creature. loves the young man quite
as well as he loves her. but through
the efforts of young sailor who has
loved the girl from early childhood
and who also desires to make her HIS
wife. the young couple are separated
and made TO believe later that each
has been unfaithful to the other
This state comes about as a result OF
the efforts OF Lady Chartaris and
the father OF the earl.
The young sailor returns after a
two years voyage 10 find that Dora's
favor has been transferred from him
20 the young nobleman and several
complications arise from this which
for a time take on a serious aspect.
both for Dora and her loved. The
time arrives when honesty and faith
fulness triumphs and the closing
scenes find everything favorable for
the young folks.
The company appearing in Dora
Thorne" is said to be OF exceptional
merit and the scenery and costumes
are said to be beautiful. the scenic
and ELECTRICAL effects in the last act
the illuminated gardens at Earl
Manor. are said 20 be especially com
mendable. The original Rowland g.
clifford company will present this
play with a great cast and Miss Maud
Brandon as Dora"
Seats on sale az box ONCE Monday
morning at . o'clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-09
Rench a Rowers, MInstreIs.

The Beach q Bowers Ministries
will be at the Grand opera house to-
night They come highly recon-
mended and will undoubtedly put
up a series OF acts TO both please
and amuse. The Livingston mon
tana) Post OF recent date says OF
them:
"A large audience greeted the old
time fayorites. Beach a Bowers min
strels at the Hefferlin last night
Minstrel shows seem 10 have found
what Ponce de Leon failed 20 fnd--
the spring OF eternal youth. Liv-
ingston people seem 10 take as much
pleasure in the old time minstrel
humorIsts. the musical novelties, the
coptortIonists. etc. as their grand
fathers took generations ago.
The Beach q Bowers show has a
splendid band and some especially
clever soloists. The musical part OF
the show is well up 10 standard
John Higgins is an especially funny
end man. Roswell J.. Wright Is sure
" phenomenon as a male soprano
Harry Perrin. basso. has the greatest
range Of voice ever shown in Living
ston. he is a basso, baritone and a
tenor, all In one. All in all the show
was as good as one as IL now travel
ing in minstrelsy and is deserving OF
a good patronage.
The Denver (colo.) Times has
these kind words for them;
Two large audiences witnessed
the performances presented BY Beach
a Bowers ministries yesterday ant
ernoon and evening Many praise
worthy things had been said Of this
company prior 10 its appearances
here. Il js one Of. II not the best
minstrel companies ever seen Ia thi'
city"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-09
RESOLUTION To IMPROVE
STATE STREET.

Notice Is hereby given that at the
meeting OF the Council OF the City
OF Salem. held Monday, November 8,
1906. the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, That the Council OF the
City of Salem, oregon, deems II ex-
pedlent and proposes 10 improve
State street from the east line OF
Commercial street 20 the west line OF
Church street In the following man
ner. to-wit:
Firstly taking up the artificial
stone cross walks.
Secondly grading the roadway
from the east line OF Commercial
street 20 the west line OF High
street a width OF thirty and one-half
feet on each side OF the center line OF
the street. and from the east line OF
High street 20 the west line OF
Church street the space between the
curbs as they are now in place. and
the full intersection OF Liberty street
and High street TO the proper sub
grade.
Thirdly paving the roadway
and full intersections. save and ex-
cept the space between the rails and
one foot outside OF the rails OF the
street railway tracks with warren's
BltuiIthIc Water Proof Pavement
Fourth-By paving the space be-
tween the rails Of the railway tracks
and one foot outside OF the track.
belonging 20 the Portland General
Electric r. r. Co., and Oregon Elee-
trio r. r. Co. with stones and blocks
set on concrete and grouted with ee-
ment mortar and by replacing the
rails now in use with Erooved rails
not less than seven inches in depth
and weighing not less than seventy
ave (75) pounds per yard. The con
crete under the rails and stone
blocks 10 be not less than siz inches
In depth.
Filthy constructing artlneisi
stone eurbs on each side OF the street
from the east line OF Commercial
street 20 the center line OF High
street. thirty-one and one-half feet
from the center line OF the street.
and Joining the curb with those nov
IN place on Liberty street and High
street, and by constructing ARTIFICIAL
stone sidewalks over the space be-
tween the eurbs now in place and the
proposed new curb. and on other
portions OF the sidewalk area not
aow paved with artificial stone side
walk.
sixth-By constructing an inlet
for the water a. the northeast cor
ner OF the intersection OF State street
with High street and a catch basin
At the northwest corner, and con-
meeting the inlet ana catch basin
With aiK-Ineh yitrined sewer pipe.
and connecting the catch basin with
the sever with six-fneh sewer pipe
gald improvements 70 Be made IA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-09
PORTLAND MARKET.

Wheat-club. 64e; valley, s6e;
bluestem, SIC.
oats-choice white. s24q $3.50
Millstun-Bran. ti4.s0.
Hay-Timothy. s1o8.il. Alfalfa
sl1.50.
vetch-s7G7.5o.
Potatoes-sO a 75e.
Poultry-Average old hen, lzV
1sc; mixed chickens. ize lzl2e;
Young roosters. l291Sc; dressed
chickens. lsGl4e; trukeys, dressed
21@22ks; geese, live. SO SC; ducks
14G15c; pigeons, 81 q al.SV'
Pork-Dressed, s9ehe.
Beef-Dressed. 40 &c.
Mutton 6G7e.
Hops-lsO6 choice 10 q loe'
prime, ls@l4e; medium l]o
Iahe; olds. nominal
wOol-vaIlsy. coarse 70 msoian
a0a2Ie: Eastern Oregon. isg lSe'
Mohair-2s62se.
Butter-Faney Creamery EeV
a7he; store butter. is9i7e-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-09

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Favorite Pi, Sr'ptioa has proved a most
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serious Sickness md snhering- may ~
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Bear IN mlud, please that DIR. Piorce's
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-09

walks.
Bids will be received mp 20 3
o'clock .. m. OF Saturday, November
AZ. 1906, for the construction OF
sidewalks along the following de-
scribed lots IN the City OF Salem.
Oregon. In accordance with the re-
qulrements OF the ordinances and
under the supervision OF the Street
Commissioner Of said City. to-wit;
West side Of lots 8 aud 6. and
south 20 feet OF lot 7. in block north
OF block 20.
West side Of lots and 4. in block
10, q. II. Jones addition.
West side OF lot !. block s. O. H.
Jones addition.
East side OF lots I and 2, block
ls, q. II. Jones addition.
East side OF lot 4. block s. q. II.
Jones addition.
East side of lots and ?. block o.
@. II. Jones addition.
Lots and 2. block a. North sa-
lem.
Lots and 4. block Al. North sa-
lem.
Southwest y block 81. Salem. Or
egon.
Northwest x block 10. Salem. Or
egon.
1876 feet OF walk on lot 9. block 8.
a. II. Jones' addition.
Lots s. Q. and 7. block 81. Uni
verSlty addition.
The west half Of lot 7. block a.,
University addition.
Lots and 9. block 80. University
addition.
Parts OF lots and 3. block a..
University addition.
The right is reserved TO reject any
or all bids.
A certified check for 10 per cent
OF tbs BID must accompany the bid,
and n the successful bidder refuses
70 comply with the ordnance and DO
the work. the cheek win be forfeit
ed 10 the city.
Bids 20 be submitted 10 the street
eommiasioner.
The date Of this notice Il Noyem'
lber 7. 1905. II. n. PAGE.
'i1.1-11t Street Commissioners