The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-06-13

W. Il. Romjue, OF Leesburg, came
over yesterday on business trip.
George Noble, OF Noble, was trans
actInG business here the first Of the
week.
Chas. Il. Holbruner, superintend-
ent OF the Rabbit Foot mine, came
In yesterday to look after business
for the company.
DIR. Hubbard took his family TO the
Junction last week to spend several
weeks with Mrs, Hubbard's parents.
DR.. tells OF great sport he had fishing
while gone. lie returned Friday.
.Kester Soule, who has been attend
Ing college at Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, for the past year returned
home Yesterday. kester looks as II
the past year had been probably
spent.
The Ladies' Auxiliary viii meet
next Friday, June 81, with Mrs,
Kerr at her country home, going out
In the morning with lunches which
they will enjoy at the noon hour In
the grove. A large attendance Is de-
sired.
Emerson Hill the Bedrock mer.
chant and George Lynch prominent
mining operator, arrived here Tues
day night. They went up to the
Queen OF the nils mine yesterday
morning. IL Is is said there Is a deal
on hand for this property.
While you are looking for place
In which to enjoy yourself the Fourth
do not forget that Salmon will un-
doubleday have one of the best cele-
brations ever known In Its history.
There will be plenty of amusement
for both the young and old
Vim. Anderson, who has been
spending the past two months look.
Ing after his property interests Mt
Cotton, CAL, Is expected home to-
morrow. In looking after his inter
ests at Cotton and at this place 1t
keeps his time fully occupied.
A. j. Macnab today expects his
daughter Miss ChIistie, VINO has
been attending school at Toronto,
Canada, and his son Charles who has
been away taking a course In law
university. Miss Christie will be
accompanied by her friend Miss Mar
ian Ruddick.
N. |, Andrews leaves this week to
meet his daughter and her husband,
Prof. Owen aud wife, at Bedrock
They have been located during the
past year at Los Angeles, CAL, Mr..
Owen having the chair Of Greek In
a large denominational school In the
land OF flowers.
Ed. TTeloar came In from Forney
the frst vi the week. Ed. states
that II has been so hong since team
with supplies has reached Foruey
that they were about to get out of
supplies. The road Is now open, and
teams can make the trip without any
great Inconvenience.
For all the bridge across the Sal.
mon river has been condemned 10y
the county commissioners, yet IL
seems 10 be able To stand the test OF
having a hundred cattle driven over
Il. The bridge Is badly in need OF
repairs, and II should be done before
an accident happens to some heavily
loaded team.
A peculiar rs well as most dis.
tressins accident happened to John
Martin one day last week, which will
more than likely result Ia the loss Of
the sight of one OF his ewes. While
hoeing he struck rock with the
hoe, piece OF the rock striking him
In the left eve, striking the sight.
Ne may 10 able To see after tire
bandages are removed, but tho at
tending physician thinks II exceed.
ingly doubtful.
]. c. Schaup, who has been work
Ing at the Mckinney mine for sever
al weeks, brought In some exceeding
" hne specimens OF gold aud copper
ore this week. This mine is man
aged by J. ". II. HaIcomh, and
shows some iine values. From pres
ent Indications 1t Is bound to be a
LARGE producer In free gold aud COP
per concentrates. Mr.. Schaup will
now do some development work on
his own claims, which are situated
this side Of the Mckinney mine.