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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08
Candidate ior Probate Jvdar.

This 8, one of the important oncp,
which thc voter should serious,
consider Nheu he casts his vote. Iu
the enforcement Of laN the efforts Of
the sheriff aOulI De- almost futile IT
he dii not Iays probate Judge who
AIS iu favor OF strict enforcement
Of law althauI favoritism. The
candidate on the democratic uckei
is c1mp1faiiye stranger 20 The Er-
c fdef but as the delegations trJm
tie f5hsiWsfi were unauimuu, 3D.
the presentation 0i Henry Nicho..
fot TIE consideration oi the voter Do
is 90 i'e taken iDr granted ttat they
q iicEcd he1bill that be ~as 'As
uln f1s ihe place. IL conversation
witt tbe delegations from that sec
tlan 20 Ire county they stated % The
Recorder that be has made TIE l,c.,
justice ~ the peace they have ever
bsd. - has performed his dut, a.
all times In bis judicial character
those shO were beiofe him on trial
he hss given them the iull benefit oi
tie iaN sitbogi fear or favor. Hbile
me l. stranger 20 macy IN the
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08
BOOST! DON'T KNOCK
Wholesome Advice Being Sent
by Commercial Bodies.

one of the largest commercial or.
ganizationS on tie coast is sendinp
out good advice to the banker, mer.
chant and general public which is
most timely and would apply very
well TO the campaign speakers. One
of the largest business iirms I'm this
city received the following wholesome
advice:
The worst of the recent paulc Is
over, the empty dinner pail will soon
begin 10 ill up. Let us all talk pros
perity and work for prosperity.
Either Bryan or Taft will be elected,
ana no matter which one the major.
ity Of the voters choose, times will
continue to get better. 1t is a moral
crime to predict a panic, for panic
means poverty, bankruptcy, suicide
and untold suffering. We have re'
Gently bad enough Of II.
Let MS not lay it onto any individ'
ual. A candidate for otiice who will
predict that II the majority elect
someone else, there will lie a panic,
is not patriot. \ politician OF
newspaper who will endeayor to ere
ate panic for political reasons
should he punished AS criminal.
Let US all be patriots and work foI
PROSPERITY and times will be good nt
matter whether Bryan or Taft Is
elected. Boost Boost Don't KNOCK.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08
Legislative Candidate

The democracy 81 Lembi count,
takes especial pleasure in the candi
dacy OF John J. McCraken. II not o
native Of this county by birth Dee
spent The npst q his youth here and
grew TO manhood here, 80 We m8y
take him to be product of this
county. Cntil be gres t0 uisniopd
he resided on a ranch az Carmen aud
bis exemplary habits are known lo
all. Until recently be hss usned q
ranch bot = couple ~ miles fFoua
town, which be disposed q couple
Of weeks ago He IL now ioosing for
another ranch Which he thinks xill
better suit his convenience. he Is
q young man II biRb ideals, o' a
pleasing personality, strictly bonesi. .
and should he Oe elected those who
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08
OF CANDIDATES
e Candidates the DemOGd( Ticket Presented for the Consideration o
the VoeH--An Exceptionally Strong Ticket

We cannot ignore the fact that
there is some dissatisfaction over the
decision OF the supreme court in de-
claring that the only thing left for
the democratic party is to either
vote for lnat ticket or the republican
or socialist state ticket. Even
though we feel dissatisfied with the
decision OF the court the only thing a
democrat can do is TO support the
ticket declared regular and in two
years from now select a ticket which
meets with our approval.
The Recorder has heard democrats
say they will vote for the Bryan
electors and then vote the county
ticket and let it 20 at that To
these we will not dictate nor sug
gest, but let every man exercise his
own judgment. The effort Of every
democrat should be directed towards
the election OF the Bryan electors
and the county ticket If he feels that
he can't conscientiOusIy vote for the
democratic state ticket. AS demo.
cratic paper The Recorder would say
stand by your ticket. There is
nothing to be gained by voting fol
Brady and the rest Of the state ticket
because the Alexander ticket does
stand for some OF the things tho
democracy stands for.
AS democrats we might feel more
kindly TO the ticket II II came out
for local option. On the other hand
there is no hope that the republican
party will carry out this pledge. The
party may be judged by the expires.
sions of the leaders In this county
Here disgruntled democrats are told
that the local option plank.does not
mean anything, but the democrats
forced the party TO adopt this plank
and IL was put In to catch votes. II
Is safe To judge the future by tho
past. Two years ago the party re.
pudiated It's platform pledges and it
is safe 10 say that 1t will be done
again. The Recorder honestly be.
lieves that the local option pledge
will be repudiated this winter should
the republican ticket be elected,
which now seems probable. At this
time it is not out of place to briefly
refer TO the county candidates placed
IN nomination last week 10y til demo.
cratic party.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08
County Treasurer.

The democracy Of Lemhi county
again presents The name OF j. NJ
Langsdorf for the consideration Of
the voters AS county treasurer II
viii be remembered that tAu years
ago Mr.. Langsdort vas nominated
for this position, and when the nraI
vote was counted II was found Thar
he run but two votes b bind his up.
ponent No one can question bis
qualifications as conservative aul
careful hnaucler lie has devoted
bis life To this calling. ana Ia the
years That he has been in the bank
iug business ia Lemhi county he ha,
established record for honor ana
integrity which has rained bin the
confidence Of the people. He Is c~pr-
ciiIly hlied 10 be treasurer Of thc
county funds because II iA In his fine
of work and rs treasurer IL would
be but an incident iu his usual aYu.
cation, and be would Dot permit m,
added duty 10 be sIignicd f0r other
lines of business.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08
Mineral Locations.

Buck Horn Nos. J, and } lodes,
Eureka district ora DiShman ct al,
locatOrs.
Mountain View lode unorganiEed
district, c. L. Smith, ct al Iocators
Spring Ilill and Spring IIin No. J.
junction district. Frank $. Wright
et al iOcators.
Silent Friend lode, Eureka district
" u. McKinnie locator.
Major Mussrove No. lode Black.
bird district, A. {. Ludwig locator.
Cirsou No. / aud Unknown dis
tticI, J. i, Weaver locator,
Gold Nugget placer, Indian dis.
urict y. .. Marsing locator.
Enterprise, lode Spring Mt. district,
II. CLARKE lUcatur
Silver King /, and B. lode. Spring
district, Jas. Douglas locator.
IlUmestake lode Spring Mt. dis
trict, John Eugle locator,
McBeth and lode, Spring MI
district, Joe Stole ct al locatorS.
Fourth July, Romeo | and . belle
lode spring MI. district, Joe Stole
ct al locatorS.
Lou Ridge, Lonestar lode Spring
MI district Gladiator and 6lsdiat-
or Fraction, Spring Mt. district, y.
4. Ned ct al iOcatons.
White Elephant aud , hodes
Spring Nj district, h. ". Montague
et al lueatOrS.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08

fraudulent Operations in ,o,..
p''po'1y iiy because men would not
"iaNe large expenditures tn socnro
p",''''S Tor mineral land which thov
"'u not think valuable for ,,,,I.o
naa a, po'eS' Local con nlitlons. customs
raI.o su'ationS have always been
oahell into consideration -diractIv ~.
,'''rectly' in determining whether
~a, 1nt ~" 'idS been complied with and
p"'e''CS nave been granted, witbout
dpp'y'hg another lule, the broad
The courts. p'o' ~
lhe allegations of contest in tb;S
case were in direct contrayention NJ
."e p'incipIe that is to be applied in
uo'ei running whether mining claims
SITUATED as tnese are, upon which
>uch showing has been found and
oh which SO much work has been
uohe, can be patented. Local copdi.
',oiis ana rnles are ignored by such
oiidiges IN case like this and their
Ju'' anu necessary jurisdiction chal
Ienged' The law, in our Judgment
'oeS not sustain the charges, while
tley are directly in violation of the
common law of mines
For these reasons we hold tba al
legations have not been proven, and
'udU Ihe contest should be dis
missed"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08
MAKE SIMPLE
STATEMENT!
Rev. Parry interviewed by a
Representative Of The Re-
(Order Concerning J. II. Brady

Upon what The Recorder believed
to be reliable information some
weeks ago this paper stated that J.
III. Brady, the candidate for governor
on the republican ticket, was allied
to the saloon interests, or in other
words was interested In brewery,
In a financial way, in his home town.
Ihis Information came to The Re-
corder not only from one source bat
two or three.
Under date Of September 18th The
Recoder received gentlemanly let
ter from G. G. Dietrich, the private
secretary OF Mr.. Brady denying the
allegation In toto. In the letter he
stated that 10 his personal know ledge
and To every one who was acquainted
with Mr.. Brady and his business ar
fairs, that Mr.. brady was not now,
never was. and so far as the writer
knew Mr.. Brady never intended to
engage In the brewery business eth.
er directly nor indirectly.
The first intention OF the writer
vas to take the personal statement
of Mr.. Brady, in case OF his denial,
without going farther In the investi.
gation. and give him the benefit OF
whatever doubt may have remained
as TO the truth oi our information.
After the other paper had gone 10
the trouble OF casting reflections up
on the personal integrity Of the writ
or, we fully determined To sift the
matter TO It's foundation so far as
possible.
At the time this article is written
We have not had time TO hear from
"A personal friend at pocatello. to
whom We have written who should
be In a position To know the truth.
fulness or falsity OF the report. We
propose % lay the facts before the
readers SO far rs IL Is In our power
The most logical information we
have been able 10 get, and which car
ries more weight with the writer Is a
recent interview which we have had
with Rev. Parry, who has been a res
ident Of pocatello for NUMBER OF
years; as A civil engineer he has been
In the employ OF MIR. Brady IN his
various enterprises. In substance
the following is the result OF our con I.
yersation with the reverend gentle
man.
81 have been intimately aequaint.
ed with Mr.. Brady for the past eight
or nine years and while | do not
want TO get mixed up In politics in
any manner, can state very positively
that MIR. Brady is not the kind OF a
man who would be at all likely 70 be
allied with liquor interests" He
concluded the interview with, "Mr.
Brady has the entire confidence OF
the ministers In Pocatello, as we'll as
that OF all Others Of the best citizens
there, as a personally clean and hon.
orable man
II The Recorder has unwittingly
done Mr. Brady an injustice we are
doing only what We believe Is his
due We have presented the facts
before the readers as we have been
able to secure them. II the readers
has been misled as the writer has
been, they will admit, II they are not
actuated by partisan prejudice that
The Recorder has done all that is
possible To do to present the facts
before them.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08
County Commissioner. First Dist.

Among the many important Offices
in the county, from a financial stand
point which the voter should seri.
ouSly consider is for the Office Of
county commissioner. In the elec-
tiOn OF these officials their business
ability as well as integrity should be
some OF the essential qualifications.
In the person of II. r. Albsrtson.
The Recorder believes he is one of
the strongest candidates it was pos
Sible to nominate. lie Is a promi
nent ranchman, residing near Baker.
lie has made success OF his own
business in marked degree an the
business interests of the county
"oIld make no mistake in electing
him TO tuis position.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08
PerSonal Request
E.lIinr Idaho Recorder

Editor Idaho Recorder:
Nill you kindly give space to the
f5.lIoSiug fes lines, which Is a re
Quest make Of my friends through
olt Lemhi cunnty.
First, earnestly desire any friends
during the campaign TO refrain from
any unjust criticism Of my opponent
/ also request that there lie no bet
tfps on results, which only intensibcs
plrti,ln bitterness, which has often
dining The past taken months u
ob.ileratc.
As far as in ms power ! all exert
every efu't e. The end that cordial
and friendly seniiment prevail
throughout tue entire campaign
q. T.. kirkpatrick.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08
County Commissioner. Second Dist.

The candidate for this district Is
y. ). Cotter, prominent ranchman
of the fahsimari country. He Is 'ar
old time resident OF the county, a
man OF influence In his community.
and has made u success in his avoca.
tlon In life. He is man of consid.
erable means. level headed and no
doubt would make most efficient
county Official In every sense OF the
word, lie no doubt viii poll the fun
strength of the party, aud where he
Is the best known he will no doubt
run ahead OF his ticket.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08
"SHALL THE PEOPLE RULE?"

Inc Recorder believes there
tne principles
o
Any amount will
not as would
@ so will
themselves All contributions will Recorder
Democracy fight battle means it is YOUR f and
ue has
c0de up to date for the national ' NV
0.
l. hHkPaulck"''.,. co. James ~
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08

l. H. Miller, the rnJd supervisor
over the hill. ard his 500 Charles.
uer, an town for couple ri days The
I8st of The week, The seui0r ~as
here after supplies ard Cnss ~as IA
attendance at The democratic o0n'en-
,i,r. Mr. Miller says The road Is 10
fsirls good shape but betseen fofDey
ard T.ec>lufs tlcV bave bcen 10th
e-sf tnis season by Waterspouts
uoirB IA, made e hard for bin 10
keen up tie roads a. well as he could
wsh Under tte circumstances he
hss done the bcsI be- enuid-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08

Know him best have no fear that he
VIII not carry out his platform
pledges to the letter. lie will do
this because he is honest and be-
cause they meet with his approval.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08

county, yet he expects TO make a
thorough canvass before the close of
the campaign and the voters can
Judge for themselves as TO his abIlit,
ana his qualifications to an the DO.
sition to which he aspires.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08
Fos County Surveyor

Allen c, Meuit, received tnc
unanimous Dominalion for Cuuty
surveyor to succeed himself in this
once. We IL practical civil epgiu.
eer. has iilled tlle once witb credit
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08

during the past two years, and would
again do so in case Of his election.
He Is in every way worthy Of the
votes Of the people Of Lelnhi county
regardless Of politics.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08

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MlIcrlei.
Sne Snrpr

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Weitere observation-disclosures"

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prompt gu ~erleoigen uno nidts btu
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Ser 8adtii0tafen
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iagte iie bosbaft. 00u bait bid per-
i6nappt. 0as fommt Dor. y@er uie
I'M 2eben tori6t NOR, Elm @eiIer
mar er nimmer.1 81 iingt Seine.
Ilio berllbige bid. g(ber bieaeibt
- mein leetes opieGeidt" oicl-
leidt belebre ih bid nod einnlal. =
@nn gina iie mirfli6.
Grid blieb auein. St nabnl Die
gapieriheere llnb idleuoerte lie alti
oie groe. Sein SintenlDilder floa
an Die Sir. Ser gapierforb ct.
belt einen beftieen 61Btritt. 9ann
mari ii6 Der Serr &e6tsanpolt auf
Die Gbaiielongue uno itredte oie
9eine in Die 2uft.
80 id giel!" idrie er lant. Dos
bali; oas berubiete i'm. Or blie5
5tpar liegen, aber er murbe nad-
oentli6. SD babe iie IN ibrer 81
getllicbe g~efrdnft," iagte er ii1. sd
bobe iie totlib perlett. 0un miro
oieier ullgebeuerlihe 2uerfopf tau-
ieno goloene Seiieln nod Otto aus
tperfen uno ibm Die @erbung er.
leibtern, itatt 8 ib Giel!4 REF
er gum 5meiten Male. 9onn lebte IT
lid aufredt III Die goliter. yMlIo,
es gilt" iagte er uno itampfte nil
tello nit Dem SuBe ouf; v@onfnr-
r%el5rennen. Sd retne nit. 8ol-
len leben, iper ols eriter gum 3iel
fonnntl aleine 9aiip, i6lanfe 9oiin
oein @olo rei5t mid nidt. @ber ou
- on ou : ou! 9u lodit mid,
neil on 10 idlonf nno 10 tall-
frii6 bit - nno 10 felt ouf BEN Bel
1er itebit. 8eil ib @erpanotes III
Dir ipiire - 10 oiel 8ernunft 1no 10
piel boloe Sorbeit!
gr ging, ii6 cine 3igorre ollsl,-
ltefen. gr nabm cine beliere, eilc
BON ieinen Observation-Disclosures"
Ipmms. Die raufte er ionft MIR,
tpenn er Dor Der @erteioigung zines
gaf15 i6peren 8erbre6ers itonb.
tSortTesnng foIgt.)