The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-26

p I Dempsey left yesterday Tor
YeIlow Jacket on business trip, ex- I
pectlDg to he gone week
We are requested to announce thao
rho Mothers Club will meet In regn-
lar session next Tuesday afternoon at
the home If Mrs. Spain. All mem
beers are requested TO be present aS
snecial business Is to 0e ATTENDED TO. /
There will he prayer and song
service at the Carmen school mouse
next Sabbath at c clock Mr. Palmer
leader. All the members Of the Car
men church are urged TO be present
at this service. Alex. Waite, Pastor
Supt. Elyidge, of the Ora Cache
mine, was in town Tuesday and yes
terday. In answer TO the question
GLOW are things moving al the
mine - ne stated that work was pro-
crossing at very satisfactory rate'
They are running fifteen men, tne
ten stamp mill is running at It's 1ull-
est capacity, ard the output irom
the mine is much better than they
anticipated. Mr.. Elyidge states that
they have had several cleanups at
the mill which was so much better
than they expected that he Is greatly
elated. lie stated that he was look
ing for some of "the head push here
In few days.
The city schools started out Mon
day morning with an enrolment OF
| 200 pupjls. This will be increased
twenty-five per cent no doubt later In
the fall. The pupils in the different
rooms are as follows: high school,
Prin. TTafTord's room, IL; Miss
| Treadwell, seventh and eighth
grades, 80 Miss Mcdonald, fifth and
sixth grades, 43 Miss Boyes, fourth
and one. half ef third grade, 40; Mrs.
Wood, one-half Of third and one-half
OF second grades. %; Miss Morrison
first and One-half Of second grades,
80 or a total of 200. The work for
the year has been outlined and the
pupils have gotten down to solid
work.
Last week Surveyor Merritt went
up to the White Horse property to
make a survey for the Tin boy Min
ing company. We understand sur
vey was made for the purpose OF a
tram, running from each side OF the
gulch to the mill. 1t will be gray
ity tam, and will be constructed as
soon as the conditions will permit.
gang of men Is at work on this
property taking out ore and cleaning
out the old workings. This company
has large amount of ore on the
dump, and the lodges exposed for a
large distance. Four Of the stock
holders Of the company are expected
here soon after the first of the month.
The sheriff's Office was appealed to
the first Of the week from the south
east part of the county to take in
charge an old man by the name of
Ed Terrill on the charge of assault
with deadly weapon. The prelim-
mary trial was held before Judge
Steel Monday and the prisoner was
discharged on his own recognizance.
AS near as we can learn the particu-
lars the old gentleman has been more
or less annoyed by some of his neigh
bors, and to brighten them away he
shot off fire arm, but only with the
Intention of frightening the parties.
The old man is said to be most
kindly old gentleman, perfectly harm
less, but possibly owing to age may
imagine many things. The man who
he is said to have taken shot at is
out OF the country, and more than
: likely this will end the case.
Articles of Incorporation were flee
yesterday with the county clerk fol-
the Bitter Root Railroad company
The tncorporators are W. W. Cotton
Q. G. Sutherland and II. +. Conner
all of Portland, Oregon, and is incor
porated under the laws of that state
for 400 thousand dollars The line Of
road is projected from Lapwai June
ton, on the Clearwater River, il
Nez Perce county, Idaho, and runs
} In an easterly direction along Clear.
water, and Middle Fork, crossing
Bitter Root mountains into the state
, OF Montana, with Butte as the OBJ.
Jectiye point. From the fact that
the incorporation papers are being
filed with the clerk OF this county
the contemplated route will pass
through Lemhi, but as to what point
they viii cross the main range is un.
known This may he a private enter.
PRISE or 1t may lie blind for some
OF tue several tranScontinental lines
seeking an outlet to the coast