The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-03

turned home the first Of the weak.
The morning he came In he stated
that It vas down 70 ten below an
Midway.
John W. SnO1k, Jr, member OF the
legislature elect, was booking after
business matters here Tuesday. II
viii be necessary for he and Senator
sh0up 20 90 70 Boise within the pres
ent month.
The state official count indicstes
that the amendment for the ab0Iislf.
ment Of tie probate court VAS car
ried 10y $500. The amendment pes.
hitting assessors 10 hire deputy
vas carried by 5000 majority.
George Cronkrite came down from
his ranch above Baker the last Of the
I week George expects % spend tho
winter doing development work o.
some mining claims he owns 90 Wal.
lace creek, known as the McKinley
group.
Clarence and Vernon Carroll, of
l Carmen, passed through town We'd
nesday on their way for the outside
They left with the intention OF GO
Ing 10 California, 10 at least spend
the winter, and may remain peuna-
nently.
Wm. Yreeland and Miss Anna
Denney were united In marriage
Monday evening at O'Clock at the
Anderson Hotel parlors, Judge stce.
performing the nuptIal ceremony
The bride and groom are prominent
Junction people.
The Recorder IS requested 10 au-
nounce the election OF a road over
seer In District No. Z, 10 be held at
mouth OF Blackblrd at BOhannon
Station. The siRners TO the call are
W. J. Rose, +. Il. Hines, G. $. Miller
and Pleasant Rose.
The structural work IN the An
drews Power plant commences this
week. IL Is said that they will he
ready TO turn the water In the big
ditch and start the juice going rs
soon as the building Is completed
and the machinery installed.
W. e. Smith leaves Saturday morn
ing for Boise TO attend a meeting nj
the state auditors Mr.. Smith has a
paper TO read before the meeting
dealing with the manner OF handling
the fee book aud slmpliGcation III
the work OF the office. The paper
was written at the request OF the
state examiner.
WIN and Bert Daniels went up IN
the bills Thursday Of last week TO
bring down their father, Who was
doing assessment work ON some of
his mining claims. The old gentle
man was taken down with pueu.
mouia. The old gentleman Is nov
at the home OF one Of his sons, and
Is getting along rs well as could be
expected, he having stood the trip
In admirable shape.
Quite a number entertained few
OF tneir friends Thanksgiving day.
The editorial family Jared sumptu-
ously. a good friend Ia the country
brought fat goose for the editorial
family and John Cheney, OF Baker,
did not forget that editors like tur
key as we'll as the rest OF hun anity
and sent In n turkey with the con
plimeuts OF the donor. Even demo
cratic editors enjoy the kindly 10
memhranee Of friends upon occasions
Of this kind.
Il, Il, Sharkoy was in town the
first Of the week and Tuesday morn
ing took the coach at TINS place for
California, whore he viii spend The
winter, Before his return he will
visit the city OF Mexico. While here
sir. Sharkey stated he had spent
forty three consecutive winters In
temhl county; and he thought that
was record which would entitIe
bin 70 spend at least one winter In
IA warmer ollmate.
A marriage was performed Satur.
day by Judge Steel which was rec
ord making affair. From the time
the license was issued In the clerks
ONCE II was Just three INMATES until
II was returned, with the contract
ing parties duly hitched. The con.
tracing parties we're John A. Wood
and HELEN Laswell, both Of Meyers
Cove, The Recorder extends con.
ORGANIZATIONS TO the parties to the
marriage contract.
John Reese. who was operated up
on a couple Of weeks ago tor appendi
eitis Is able to ho out OF the house.
For a time his life was despalred OF.
hut tho indications pow are that he
will soon loo enjoying the best ot
health. Mr., Reese has hoeu sick for
a couple OF years, aud no no doubt
/ looks forward TO the future with
greater pleasure than be has IN the
past. The family feel deeply crate
tul To the people Tor their kindly
( sympathy aud assistance during his
long illness,
Some ten days ago a deal vas
closed In this city whereby Seth A.
Ban traded for half interest IN tie