The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-14
Prominent Men of Idaho and
Salt Lake Interested in
New Concern.
LIMITS OF THE CITY
HAVE BEEN EXTENDED
Work Begun on New Milling
Plant for Thriving Idaho
Town.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
SALMON, Ida, April l3,-The First
National bank of Salmon opened for
business last week. The new institu
ton is nicely situated and starts off
most auspicousiy. The officers OF the
bank are: n. G. King. president, and
Timothy Dore. cashier A neat little
stockholders as follows. B. F. Olden.
president of the Idaho Trust and Saw
ings company. Boise. G.. r, Bowerman,
cashier OF the First National bank OF
st. Anthony; F. w. Nogler and V. c.
Nogler of RedroCk; j b. Morrow,
Boise: r j. Shields, Salt Lake; A. ].
Macnab. n. L, Andrews j. c. Sinclair.
Tmorthy Dore and II. C. King of
Salmon.
City Limits Extended.
The corporate limits OF the village
have been extended to include the new
town of Brooklyn, on the west side of
the Salmon river
Work has begun on the new SIS, 900
stone and brick Touring mill of the
Herndon Milling company. 1t will be
Sc by so feet in size and four stories
high. and will be located at the corner
OF Main and Bridge streets, near the
electric power plant OF Quarles &
Quarles The mill is already in the
market for 10000 bushels of wheat OF
the crop of 1906.
Called Away by Illness.
Rock Vegina OF Bannister is now at
Baraga, Mich, where he was called by
the serious illness OF his mother. who is
over so years old.
The roads in this valley have been In
q fTightful condition for a few weeks
past. out are now drying up.
Mining Circles Active.
There is considerable activity in min
Ing circles. The Lemhi Union Mining
company, owning and operating a large
tract OF silver-lead ground in what is
called Furster gulch. near Spring
mountain, has completed 1000 feet OF
development work, which shows up
some fattering ore bodies The mine Is
an old one, and not long ago shipped
100 tons OF ore, which paid well.
Exposed Pay Ore
By tunnels and shafts they have ex-
posed pay ore for a distance of 40 feet
below the surface Lower down the
hill they have started a new crosscut
tunnel. which Is aimed to tap the ore
about 300 feet below the lowest work
In the shaft, and Will encounter the
vein ct a distance OF about 500 feet
This tunnel is already In a distance OF
2G0 feet. There have been five men
busy on the crosscut all winter The
Lemhi Union ground lies between the
monstrous iron dykes of Spring noun
tain and the splendid galcna mines OF
Gilmore.
Makes Rich Strike.
Ed Patton. who has had several men
at work on the Copper Queen mine,
near Junction. reports a rich strike of
ore, which assays as high as 20 per
cent In copper, besides values in silver.
The workmen on the Ferguson property
have opened up a great vein OF silver
lead ore In the Little Hill. and active
preparations are being made to sink
the shaft on the Leadville to the 26O-
foot level.
Salmon Is Prospering.
Salmon is prospering. Business has
been good for the past year and con-
stantly growing better Besides the
new bank and Touring mill mentioned
elsewhere, several new business blocks
are In contemplation, TO be erected TINS
year and farm lands are rising In
value.
on Thursday Of last week Mrs. Eliza
beth Edwards, wife OF Guy Edwards.
died of pneumonia. after n brief illness
She was the daughter Of A. j Macnab,
and was born and reared In Salmon.
Wedding of Young Folks.
on Thursday of last week A A
Yeorian or Sunfield and Miss Minnie L.
SnodSrass were married The cere
mony was performed by Rev. w, n
Robson and witnessed by Isaiah Bo-
hannah and Mrs. William Clayton Mr..
Yeorian Is the blacksmith at SunHeId,
and a son of John Yeoran