The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-26

house. The concert proper will b,
varied more than 1t was upon thel
last performance, the program is no
as yet complete. After the perform
ance the young people, and the olde
ones also will be enabled to trip TIN
light fantastic.
The Golden Rule Store receives
their consignment OF Spring Milliner
Tuesday. The connoisseurs win
have been privileged to surreptitiousl
see the line of ladies hats have n
besftancy In saying it Is the mos
stylish selection ever brought Il
Salmon. The public will be priv
legged TO see their display at thei
formal opening Saturday morning, al
O'Clock promptly.
The Christian Endeavor society o.
the Presbyterian church are determ.
ined to raise the money for the pur.
chase Of a bell for the church. Sc
positive are they of their ability In
this direction that they have made
the purchase and will have the
money raised against the bell arrives.
The funds derived from this social
which Is TO be given at the court
house April the Bird is to be devoted
TO this purpose.
The first Of tire month there are to
be changes made 10 the schedules Of
the mails between here and Ulysses
and Gibbonsvilie. From that date
the mail to Ulysses will be a tri-
weekly, Cbas. Clayton having the
contract will deliver the mail to
NorthfoFk. The Gibb0nsville mail
Will leave here In the morning as it
does at present and return from
Northfork the same day, rs 1t does
now. A carrier at the other end will
connect with the Salmon carrier.
K. r. Elvidge, who was supt. OF
the Ora Cache Mine last year, return
ed here from his home at st. Elmo,
Colo, the last Of the week where he
had been spending the winter with
bis family. As soon as they are able
TO get up to the mine he will look
after the property and get things IN
shape for work for the ensuing year
should they conclude to commence
operations. Mr.. EIvidge stated that
he would more than likely move his
family here In the near future.
Ed. Randolph came 10 from his
mining property on Arnett, creek
the hrst OF the week. Ed. with an
other man have been working on his
property most of the winter getting
out ore and blocking 1t out so that
they now have several hundred tons
on the dumps and blocked out ready
to be milled. Mr.. Randolph has his
ore milled at the Italian mill. The
vein upon which he Is working is not
very large. but 1t Is quite rich and
yields him a handsome profit In wages.
Regardless OF the fact that the ex.
penses of running the city schools for
the past year we're In excess OF what
they have been formerly on account
OF fitting up new room, tie extra
expense OF janitor, and added cost
Of fuel and other equipments costing
500, yet 1t has been concluded not
to ask for an increase In the school
tax. II Is intended to have nine
months term next year. The cleo
tion will be held April 4th, when two
new trustees, one for two and one for
three years will be elecetd to ell the
present places occupied by +. S.
Wright and +. l.. Hubbard, whose
terms Of Office expire.
Ruick Is to lose his political head.
He committed the unparuonable sin
81 trying to convict the timber
thieves and Borah and the rest OF
the gang are after him good and
bard. Ii Roosevelt Is such great
refornler and desires so much to see
The predatory rich and the male.
factors prosecuted and punished, why
should he not stand by Ruick, who
was simply carrying out the orders OF !
,ne OF the presidents department.?
)f course all OF the department be-
ongs to Roosevelt and not the people.
Is messages are now sent abroad by
'eferring to ''niy policies and nv
'eople." Sort of a Russianized ex.
PRESTON.
Messrs. W. l.. Edwards and II.
)annon, OF Gibbonsville, were visitors
o this city on an errand pertaining
o business matters. Mr.. Cannon
tated to a representative of The Re.
order that the A. u. NJ. 4 r. Co.
re at present rebuilding the old
mill and also have the
oundation laid for twenty stamp
nill, which will be built as soon as
he machinery can be placed ON the
round. 1t Is said that Mr.. Nc. |!
quarry has stated that his company
'ould be employing $50 men before
he season Is over II this report is
tue this cid mining camp will regain
'otne OF her former prestige as
mining camp.
An effort Is being made by some NJ
he local firms to have mutuaI
greement to close their places OF
usiness during the summer at rea.
onahle hours. Those who have suy.
eSted the plan Of carly closing ara ,o