The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-03-07

by calling at this Office, proving pro-
perty and paving for this notice.
/. s. johnson. OF Baker, spent |
Sunday and Monday at this place.
Mr.. johnson has the contract for thu |
delivery of meat to the Dark Horse !
mine. lie seems to think that the !
Dark Horse people not only have a
good thing, but that it will develop
into one OF the most valuable proper
ties In the country.
Sam F. Carey, of Leesburg, was
attending to business matters here
yesterday. Mr.. Carey says there will
be more activity In the .Leesburg}
mines this coming season than has
been witnessed since the placer day
OF Leesburg. In addition to the old
process Of separating the gold from
the ore two or three of the mines
will do cyaniding.
/ The Mothers Club held their regu
lar monthly meeting Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Hal Chase.
1t Is said to have been most pleas
ant and instructive meeting, and an
interesting program was carried out.
Almost every meeting the member
ship OF the club Is being increased by
the addition OF new members. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Frost.
Ed. Frazier left Tuesday morning
for his old home In Missouri, where
he will spend the next six weeks WIS.,
iting amidst the scenes of his boy
hood days. Just before he left he
bought a half interest in mining
property In the Gilmore country.
His claim Is In the same mineral
} zone as the Gilmore mine, which
would indicate that Ed. has some
thing which might develop into
: something valuable In the course Of
time and development.
Monday case was docketed in the
probate court for embezzlement
against man by the name Of L. M.
, Dodge. The papers were served the
, last OF the week against the man
Dodge and Deputy Sheriff Ball went
to Gibbonsville Saturday and served
the paper, returning with his man.
The case was settled Monday morn
ing out Of court. As near as we can
understand the case this man Dodge
had borrowed horse, refusing to re-
turn the same.
Major Fem and Supervisor Bent
left the first of the week for Mackay,
where they have some business con-
nected with the forest reserve to look
after. VIM. Swan is looking after To-
cal interest at the reserve headquar-
, tiers in the Brown building, during
the absence of Mr. Bentz. The follow
ing applications have been made for
grazing privileges by stockmen:
Thomas Wend LA head of cattle; Pete
{ Mckinney 500 head of cattle and 30
: head OF horses; Shoup estate 1900
: head of ca tile and so head of horses
D Chris Nagel, 500 head of cattle and 45
: head Of horses; Il. s. Edwards, Jr., 300
:, head Of cattle and 30 horses; f. S.
Edwards, 500 head OF cattle.
, In the last week the dog poisoner
has been getting In his work. Rev.
r Creasey and W. b. Fowler have lost
: their pets. There is no language in
: the English vocabulary strong enough
I to condemn these ours who will re.
sort to this species of revenge. A
n man who will Intentionally put out
g poison for dogs would resort to any
Q other contemplate and mean act II
a he thought there was not a POSSIBLE
q ity Of him being found out. To
: make the best OF it, 1t is only a
!. sneaking mean cur, who has not the
4 decency Of the dogs he kills who
o would resort to such methods to
satisfy his petty spite. We only
hope the disreputable whelp may be
!" discovered, not that he may receive
= personal violence, but that he may
receive the contempt OF all honorable
: people, which he so richly deserves
= Tomorrow the board of school trus.
}. tees will select and hire the teachers
= for the ensuing year. We are not in
= the confidence or any member of the
board, but understand that there will
be no change in the personnel of the
. present corps. Ii there is one thing
more than any other which the PEG
IS pie OF Salmon have reason to feel
u proud of 1t is the public schools of the
c city. Under Principal Parsons, and
% his able assistants the schools have
IS been built up to a high standard, the
b. pupils have made fine progress in
u their studies, and the standard OF
l. work is unsurpassed in other cities OF
this size. The writer has no hesitancy
in commencing the action of the
S board In re-engaging the old corps OF
L teachers for next years work. The
Y board may have received other appli
IS cations, who would teach for less, and
d thus be saving for the taxpayers
;, but they would be an untried expert.