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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-20

The Tin boy Mining company pur-
chased mill in Denver last week
and it is nov on the road TO Wallace
creek eight miles from Salmon.
This company secured good proper
ty fortunately, on very reasonable
terms, aud an active campaign OF
DEVELOPMENT has been ipaugurated,
This mine was located 30 years
ago. and 1t was one of the first ship
pers OF ore from the Salmon basin.
A small amount OF assorted ore was
shipped to Bannock where II was
treated by amalgamation and 1t re-
turned $40 per ton. This figure Mas
not within the actual cost of those
early days and further shipment was
abandoned, and 1t was planned To
mt In an arasta. This work was III
terrupted by the death of the pho
reer owner. Jim Moore. The mine
then went through the courts to
quiet title, and it was AWARDED ia
| Horace Beach who has carried II for
many years by SIMPLY doing assess
inent WORK.
Thus what was one OF the hes,
prospects IN the county dropped ohl
of public notice, 10 have it, inpor
rance re discovered by the promoters
of this company. There are sesera
ileads crossing the Tin hoy grounti'
averaging ia width about two feet
witi, swells and shoots that open 90
IN four feet. There are many speei
mers Of high grade ore while th'
sorkable BODY averages about 80 pc
ton. Thes+ ore hodies are opened 4
depth Of 20 feet and ~ feet on dill
ferent veins and the surface explora
lions show lateral extensions OF Tn
ore shoot for ZOO feet This displa
assures at least two years run on
, good grade Of o'e. The great SUI
prise that such a Bne propert
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-20
The Breath Of Lie.

It's a significant fact that the
strongest animal of IL size, the goril.
a, also has the largest lungs. Pow.
erful lungs means powerful creatures.
How TO keep the breathing organs
right should he man : chiefest study.
Like thousands of Others, Mrs, Ora
A. Stephens, II Port Williams, o. f.,
has learned how to do this. She
writes Three bottle, Of Or. King IS
New Discovery stopped my cough Of
two years and cured me Of what nv
friends thought consumption. g.
It's grand for throat and luag tronb'
les. Guaranteed by Guy Edward,
aud George Neither, druggists,
Price 50c and 800. Trial bottle free
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-20

Hon. q. f. Kirkpatrick, of Lees
burg. Lemhi county. member of the
state legislature, and president and
manager Of the Gold Ridge Mining
company, was In Salt Lake last week
for the pu pose OF attending meet
ing of the Gold Flint Mining CON-
pany, of which he is IA member, aud
OF which Judge j. ". Burton, OF
Zion. is president.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick is prominently
identified with the mining industry
Of Lemhi county, and speaks In the
most enthusiastic manner OF the re-
vival of the industry in that section
during recent years; and he Is con-
tident that 1t will not be long now
before the country surrounding Sal
mon, the commercial center of that
region, will duplicate its splendid
record OF the past in the way Of uin-
eral wealth production.
/ During his stay in Salt Lake Mr..
Kirkpatrick favored the Mining Re-
view with a pleasant call, and grant.
ed an interview relative to the min
ing industry OF Lemhhi county, as
follows:
In the southeast part OF the county
the Gilmore Mining company Is TAX
ing out tive carloads Of silver-lead OFT
a week The ore is of sufficient val
ne to stand wagon haul OF eight,
miles, and yet net the company 1
handsome profit.
At Iudian creek, twenty mile
north OF Salmon City, the Kitty Rur
ton Mining company has twent!
stamps dropping on good grade o
gold ore. The Kitty Burton ha
been a producer OF the yellow meta
for about six years, and has yet
very large amount Of good ore II
sight In its mine workings.
The Copper Queen, the Darl
Horse, and the Boston Idaho, east O
Salmon, are being developed ON
large scale, and are proving bonanzas
being rich in copper, gold and silver
! West Of Salmon, at Leesburg, tn
. Gold Ridge Mining company, c
! which l all president and manager
{ is being developed In thorough an
systematic manner. The Gold Rec
e is an immense reef OF gold and silve
e bearing rock, and is looking well q
0 work progresses in It's exploitation.
B The Gold Dust Mining company
e operating near Leesburg, has pc
chased the equipment for a complei
n cyanide plant which will be used
connection with its stamp nil
}, The machinery is on the ground ar
Y the completed plant will soon
e ready To go into commission.
e At the Gold Flint property, "hiC
e has been idle for several years, 1t
g expected operations will soon be T
e sumed. The Gold Flint Is regard,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-20
Starving TO Death.

Because her stomach was so weak
ened by useless drugging that she
could not eat, Mrs. Mary II. Walters.
of st. Clair ST., Columbus, O., was
literally starving to death. She
writes: "My stomach was so weak
from useless drugs that l could not
eat, and my nerves so wrecked that |
could not sleep; and not before | was
given up to die was | induced to try
Electric Bitters: with the wonderful
result that improvement began at
once. and a complete cure followed. .
Best health tonic on earth. SOC.
Guaranteed by Guy Edwards and
George MeitZler druggists.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-20

the nome county OF President viii
liam Bulge. formerly OF that stake
OF Zion-and nov Of the Logan tenn
pie, where there Is much marrying
and giving In marriage. For Years
President Bulge has carried the
vote OF Bear Lake county In his cccle
siasiical faimeut. lie was given the
vote and he has taken away the vote
according to his pleasure for Il has
been his pleasure 10 follow the in
stfuctions Of the church headquarters
al salt Lake City. Never In all his
political career as a political boss has
William, Fudge given or permitted
any one else Ia give the vote Of Hear
Lake county to Fred T. Dubois,
Fusion or no fusion, republican VIC
tory or democratic yictory-lt has al
WAYS been The same; President VIII
liam Bulge has exercised his supreme
power IN that county 20 prevent
Fred .. Dubois from receiving there
from any political support. Presl-
dent budge does not forget a time
when United States Marshal r rcd +.
Dubois made Bear Lake county lit
tie tno hot 10 bold President Budge,
aud President Bulge Is feeding fat
an ancient grudge he bears.
Under these circumstances how
ON earth Fred T. Dnbois can reeelv,
"a singing rebuke" from Bear LAX.
county DO one but Mormon scrib,
can conceive unless 1t il the Inten
tion To heap Goals Of nre upon hi
lead by giving 10 him the vote o
that province OF the church Trih
: une.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-20

One uf the Idaho Mormon papers
says that In Bear Lake county OF
that state the republicans and demo
Gratis are intending To fuse In order
to administer "a stinging rehuke 10
Dubois In all the Wide range OF
things which were 10 be done To Du-
hois. and In all the wide range OF
methods to be adopted for his pun
ishn ent never before has there been
such tremendous conjunction OF
forces for such an overwhelming pur-
pose. Bear Lake county Is inhabited
almost entirely 10y Mormons IL ia
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-20
After Alberta hormons.

Winnipeg, Man., Sept, l. - Mount
ed police are taking vigorous meas
ures 70 rid southern Alberta proyince
Of pnlyeamy. The practice has been
brought into Canada by Mormons
from Utah.
Several cases have been ferreted
out, aud the Mormous have been Civ
EN- the choice OF living with one wife
aud sending the others To Utah or
being deported To the United States.
It is claimed that although polygamy
IL not openly practlced by these peo-
Pile, 1t still exists. and that many
Mormons favor 1t. Spokesman Re-
view.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-20

should have waited so long for an
operator
This company will work large
force OF men all winter within seven
miles of Salmon. This operation
will open up fne district that viii
demand several mills In the near fut-
ure. The Wallace creek mineral belt
has more rich ore bodies than any
other idle camp In the country. The
bills are cris crossed in all directions
by assures, and they are all rich IN
free gold. There is ore enough on
the surface within one mile OF Wal
lace creek to engage % stamp mill
for a whole year, and this ore Is all
rich In free gold
This Wallace creek camp is a CON
tinuatlon Of the Queen belt 10 the
north This mineral belt traverses
the mountain side west Of Salmon
for 20 miles. II such a display Of ore
as can be found along that slope we're
In Nevada or 4 Alaska IL would cause a
stampede. There Is an open ofp9r-
( Unity for twenty good mines right
. Ia sight Of salmon ON that slope.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-20
MAGNIFICENT pOLYGAMIsr.
Speaking of the voter of Idaho. til

Speaking OF the voter of Idaho, the
Occur d'Alene Press says:
If he believes the Mormon church
and be permitted to defend aud pro-
tect it's members in the practice OF
polygamy, his duty is plain. IL be is
in favor of suppressing these evils, it
is his duty 70 vote against them.
That is clear-cut issue, despite
Mr.. B0rah and the other allies of the
Mormon church. That is an issue so
plain that wayfaring man, thl ugh
fool, need not err therein-and the
voters Of Idaho are neither wayfaring
nor foolish; they are men and women
of conscience.
On the one side is presented Idaho,
growing in her prosperity, in her
popularity, in her dignity before the
world, year 10y year rising In the
esteem of mankind, noted for the
patriotism Of her citizens and the
craftsmanship which she sends to the
senate of the United States.
\ And on the other side is Idaho, un-
der the reprocah OF an alien and
reasonable rule-that of the polyga
NOUS hierarchy at Salt Lake, whose
emissaries make corrupt bargains
with designing politicians 10 misuse
the state Of Idaho, to pilfer from hel
treasury and to dishopor her name
before all the world.
II the opposition to the Mormon
church shall carry the state, no more
will polygamists tiaunt their multiple
conjugal households In the face of tho
decent sentiment OF Idaho and def
the laws and sentimentalities of tn,
state. No more will Mormon apps
ties take their wives from Utah "ir
turn and turn about" to the capita
city of Idaho and lobby for the estab
lishment, perpetuation and protec
tion of their pet practice In tina
state. No more will -breakiD.
polygamists select the judges uf tn
courts and the district ATTORNEYS II
order to insure immunity for thei
favorite crime.
And if the church aud its allie
shall win in this campaign the poll
tics Of Idaho will continue to be gov
erned from church headquarters a
Salt Lake. When the pulygamou
! president OF The Mormon church zoe
To Idaho he will be the most honore
deniZen Of that cummonwealth
When an effective lobbyist Is needle
al the state capital, William Bulge
who boasted. without blush, a
Washington that lie was living wit
three wives aud was the chief Mo
mon Of Idaho, will lord it as a ma.
nihcent conqueror over the ma
( with one wife--lOr your polygami'
believes your mOnogamist TO he
!, pour weak creature unworthy Of Ii
: respect Of womankind. unworthy I
I the blessing OF God and unworthy
l the confidence of the many mo-
/ times martial monopolist at the bea
Y OF the Mormon church. Salt Lal
sTribupa
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-20

saws SAN. Kendall, OF Philiipsburg,
Kan. Just cover it over with Buck
lens Arnica Salve and The Salve will
DO the rest. Quickest cure for
burns, boils. sUres, scaids, wounds,
piles. eczema. salt rbeuni, chapped
hands. Sore feet and sore eyes. Only
pc at Guy Edwards and George
Meitzler drug stores Guaranteed
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-20
Well Worth Tryips.

n. II Brown, the popular pension
attorney. 81 Pittsdeld. Vt, says
Next 10 pension. the best thing
To pet is pr. Kings New Life Pills.
"Ue Nrites: "they keep my family
in splendid health. Quick cure for
headache. constipation and bilious
ness. &c. Guaranteed at Guy Ed
wards and George Neither drug
stores.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-20

Schofed and iirafT who own hnt
prospect on l2-nila creek aio Sal
men have aIrlal ed 70 % luJ feet az
work ills winter This deplh viii
pToye up great dyte that has rsely
indication Of being gfe I fite-
bonauza. Such substantial work IS
they have planned \ not unly a " ise
business pDliry but IL Is = public eu-
terprise that should be commended
generally.
Ten horses and tao wagons l,rldrd
With I5,01 uuds If miDipg IRA
cbinery bcinnping IT, the Hack Eagle
company o yellow jacket VAS hurled
down prrcipisc into Big creek last
Friday tHe whole ouht rolling more
than 100 feet A defective grade in
the county road at 4 point tsn miles
above Bnh3nnop station gave way
with this heavy load and caused 4 Is
b1i wreck. CAaTiey Cuckrell vas
driving the team which belonged TO
Dewess ore II The freight cnntract-
ols of the Black Eagle company.
After rolling 40 feet the team sud
wagons "j7rk- knitted around a bis
pine tree just on the bauk Of the
creek. A meitar box aud sru c
heavy stamp stems wete preeipita'eh
Into tho water. The wagons stopped
on their sides OF the bank, with
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-20
DEVOTED TO THE MINING INDUSTRY.

Percentage of Losses in Legitimate Min
ing Ventures Smaller than in Agricul-
ture, Manufacturers, Forestry, or many
of the Other Industries.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-20

10 whom IL may concern: That
will not settle any bills contracted by
y. II. Fleming.
Signed, Julia A. Fleming.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-20

Statistics Prove Industry to be of lncom-
prehensible Magnitude in United States,
Employing Millions of People Producing
Great Wealth Per Capita.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-12
~"PEEK-A-Roop WAISTS
COME in FOR SCORING.

TRENTON. June 12,-"Peek-a-
boo shirtwaists and similar styles of
dress were denounced Sunday by Rev.
Thaddens Hogan In the Church Of Sa-
cred Heart. In scoring the .peek-a-
boo waists the rector said In part:
81 have, noticed that 1t seems to be
the prevailing fashion among women
to leave their arms. uncovered. Some
come to church with bare arms to the
elbow; others have scarcely any
sleeves at all. 1t is a mistaken and
unehristian notion that women should
thus expose themselves.
In making the announcement that
the Young Mems League would deco
rate graves of departed members, the
rector said he would tell the people
of the event, althoughsh he did not APP
prove Of the general decorating Of
graves. n
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-12
BOAT FOR
new BRUNSWICK man
The Osprey Was Launched Here---
To be Added to the New Bruins
wick Boat Clubs Fleet,

Mr. AM Mrs. Vanderbilt s, Voor-
hees, Of Highland Park, entertained
a party of friends Sunday, the occa-
sion being the launching OF their
handsome new motor boat, Osprey.
which took place at Perth Amhoy,
under she supervision OF Commodore
w. X. Bassford, of the Raritan Yacht
Club, who built the boat!
A trial spin was taken and every
one was delighted, both with her
speed and the appearance OF b boat.
The Osprey will shortly be added to
the New Brunswick Boat Club feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. voorhees, were the
recipients of several beautiful pres
ents. a notable one being a silver
champagne cooler, suitably Inscribed
with the name of the boat and the
owners monogram being a gift from
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Jacobs Isidor
p. Hirsh presented a model of the
Osprey, made of willow and roses,
containing the bottle of champagne
which was used BY Mrs. voorhees, in
the usual christening ceremonies OF
the launching.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-12
LOSES
P. s. G.. FIGHT
But He and Record will Garry
Cases to States Highest
Court.

TRENTON. June 12.-In two Of
their legal battles with the Public
Service Corporation Mayor Pagan and
Corporation Counsel Record Of Jer-
sey City were set back temporarily
yesterday by decisions of the SUI
preme court. In the suit to test the
charter Of the North Jersey Railroad
company, in which the city contended
the company3had no right to use the
tracks Of the Jersey City & Bergen
Railroad company on the ground that
it had no franchise to operate, the
court held that the act extending
covered the case and even If
1t did not there was sufficient author
ity for the use of the tracks. The
city may appeal to the court of err
rors, and this action will be taken.
The second suit decided adversely
was that against the Public Service
Corporation to recover taxes on Its
trackage and the rolling stock. The
court holds that a corporation which
pays taxes on its franchise for the
public streets is not liable to a prop
erty tax on Its. trackage. There are
many other suits against the Public
Service Corporation and the setback
of today will not block Mayor Pagan
and Corporation Counsel Record in
their purpose to force the corporation
to prove the validity Of many Of the
old franchises under which 1t is OPP
Grating.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-12

HAVE ART ExHIBTT.

A collection of the best examples
of art work in drawing and water
color of the pupils Of the public
schools from the first grade to the
high school, inclusive, has been made
and the work has been hung in the
lower corridor of the high school
The standard of the work reflects
great credit upon the Instructor, MISS
Hilda Newton. and shows rare 1udg-
ment in selection. treatment and coli
ioring and shading.
The work is being hung today, be-
ing arranged grade by grade. Some
OF the results are little short OF mar
velous when one considers the ages
and comparatively limited experience
of the students In real art drawing.
Modelling work is also shown. This
is the second annual exhibit, a sim
liar collection having been shown in
the public library last year.
The exhibit viii be open to the
public today and tomorrow and Fri
day afternoons from 2 until 5 o'clock.
A large number viewed it this after
noon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-12
shootinr of Chauneur Justiaed.

NORTH ANDONER, Mass, June Il
After n. formal hearing In the police
court Judge Frye decided that the
shooting Of Chauffeur Stafford was jus.
tilted, and Ruby was discharged
Ruby, who is the Suttons' coachman
testified that he shot Stafford, without
knowing his Identity, when he found
the man hiding behind a couch in the
drawing room of the Sutton residence
after the family had retired.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-12
LANDED IN PRISON
President Interested in Navy Re-
cruit Who Would be Preacher.


WASHINGTON, June 12.-President
Roosevelt heard a curious story Of de-
sertion from the United States navy
and an appeal on behalf of the culprit.
The statement was made to the presi-
dent by Senator Gallinger of New
Hampshire on behalf of Senator Till
man Of North Carolina.
j.. Matthews Fortner, a mountain
boy of Pickens county, s. G., became
imbued with the idea of becoming a
Baptist preacher and while In q state
Of exaltation encountered q recruiting
off Sr Of the navy and told him of his
ambition. The officer suggested that
Fortner enlist in the navy and thereby
obtain an all around education that
would be OF advantage to him in his
clerical calling. FORMER enlisted with
the idea that the navy was particularly
adapted to rellgiously inclined young
men. He was sent aboard the Lancas-
ter In 1908.
The young man soon decided that the
navy was not quite the place for a
man inclined toward the ministry and
deserted. He became a student at Fur
man university at Greenville, S. q:
The police learned the history Of his
enlistment and arrested him. He is
now in prison.
The president listened to the story
with deep interest. He suggested the
young man would have to stand trial
for desertion. and then all the facts
would be developed. He promised to
take up the case after the trial and as.
certain what II anything could be done
for Fostner in the way OF tendency.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-12
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

80 49, TFEENET- ET1[L-E
The new companies Incorporated
at the state house at Trenton yester-
day were as follows
Phoenix Building and Construc-
ton Company, registered office, Fair
mount Avenue, Newark; agent In
charge, Thomas e. Jones; capital
stock $50,000. Incorporators, John
R Miller, Thomas e. Jones, Freder-
fck j. Thielman. The company is to
make artificial stone bricks and deal
In and improve real estate.
Highland Park Lumber Company.
registered office, Highland. Park;
agent in charge, H. NJ. Waldron; cap
itol stock, $50, 600. Incorporatofs,
Watson Whittlesey,, William M Wal
dron, H. M. Waldron. The company
is to deal In Lumber and other build
ing materials.
Keystone Athletic Club, registered
office, Union; agent in charge, Conrad
Kienz. Trustees. Conrad Kienz, Hen
ry Bcrtholf, Frederick Prick, Nicho-
las Hoepfner, Charles Collier. The
object is to promote athletics, and to
educate its members social, morally
an Intellectually.
N. II. Hart Mining company; reg
.istered office, Newton; agent in
charge. N. II. Hart; capital stock,
I$~125,D0O. Incorporators, Nathan H.
Hart Frank 9. Kaufman, Frank
Cook The company is to conduct a
mining h~usiness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-12
June Sale Values
III Sunu71er Curtains, Draperies, Etc.
Special Attractions to Conform 70 vAiues
In Iune Sales Dcpartfner ts.

Ruffle Airsltn Cartnlns-3e inches
wide--4-.ach ruG,e--valU4 .59-pair .30
Plain Organdy- 40 incbss wide
finished edge-pleated ~rasfle--
value .s.s..s.s sOB
Figured and Striped Muslin Curtains
40 inches wide-full length
value sOt
plain Observation-Disclosures Inserting
and H. s.. Ruffie-vRiue $l.1D.... IA
Jacquard Tlg'd Muslin Curtains
II. s. ruffle-40 inches wide
full length--wero $i.40-palr... 1.lO
fine. Organdy Curtains-copd emb'd
rufffe Of mercerizcd yarn
washable-speeial values. .,..... &.0S
French Net Observation-Disclosures
Inst'g and edge-40 inches wide
8 yards long-elsewherc S1.f5....1,2O
French Cable Net Curtalrs-white,
Arabian, and Champagne tints--
In applique designs of scrolls.
Rococo and q number Of novelty
effects to Q pairs Of q style
We're $4.9S. .2.98 Were $e.0S..4.0S
Were s5.9s sos ! Were tio.os.7.0S
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-12
pe.th Of Sir hector Lansev.n

QUEBEC, June IL. Sir Hector
Langevin, one of the few remaining "a
theirs Of confederation, died here last
night. Sir Hector was born In Quebec
Aug. 26, 1923, and entered political life
o o after attaining his majority. sit
ting in the lower Canada legislature
He took a prominent part in the nego!
tiations which led to the formation OF
the Dominionsof Canada and was elect
ed to the first parliament, entering the
governments as secretary of state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-12
sHEPHERps or BETHLEHEM.
Game With Many Accidents.
,nccinI In fhe EVENING NEWS:

49,
NEW BRUNSWICK, June 12.
Accidents marred a baseball gam
held here between the Union Athlc.i'
club of this city and the Mertz At
letic club Of Trenton. John Master
son, the first baseman. had a ilnEc,
split so that he hadt to leave tho
game. One of the spectators stand
ing on the first base line was struck
in the head by a thrown ball. A boy
standing behind a batter was knock
ed down by a foul ball and Centre
Fielder O'Donnell and Right Fielder
Theblan, in a head-on collision after
a ball, were knocked s~enseless. The
blan held fast to the ball, making a
sensational catch. E