The silver messenger., 1908-10-06
LOCAL NEWS.

Uney expect to vote.
Commissioners meetnext Mon
day in regular session.
Miss Maud Trealor departed
Friday morning for Charlotte,
North Carolina.
Harry Mckee, the Socialist or
ganizer, will speak again in this
city tomorrow night.
Prof West, the Blackfoot vio-
linist, played for the ball in
Challis last Friday night.
1t is said that on an average
three thousand letters daily fail
to reach the persons to whom
they are addressed.
If You want the best in the
millinery line call on Mrs. VIM.
Buster. A new shipment of lat
est styles expected in few days.
We handle only the best goods.
DR.. B. B. Slick returned last
week from Colorado. He will
shortly move his family to Ouray
but will himself remain in Chal-
lis at least till his hospital con-
tract expires.
The Parker mill has closed
down, but a small force of men
will be kept at work on the mine
all winter. The mill thus far
has not proved a success. It is
roller crushing plant and the
rollers are too light to reduce
the ore fine enough to treat. The |
mine is looking good and it |
assays well. The ore at Parker
is very hard, and nothing short
Of stamps will treat it.
Supervisor Laing of the Chal-
lis National Forest Reserve, it is
said, will soon occupy the new
dwelling house being built by
VIM. Buster. 1t rs also said Mr..
Laing has ordered new furniture
all of which would Indicate that
Mr.. Laing does not intend to oc-
cupy that house alone. He takes
frequent trips TO Salmon, not on
forestry business, for that is out
of his jurisdiction.
The supreme court last week
decided that the Alexander or
anti-Dubois was the legal Demo
cratic ticket. There is no fight
between Democrats of Custer
county They stand unitedly to-
gether now to support the regu-
lar Democratic ticket, which is
as follows
U. S. Senator-C. o. Stock
slager.
Congress- L. McClear.
Presidential Electors-John c.
Rice, Thomas Galloway, Marga
d. Mills.
Governor-Moses Alexander.
Lieutenant governor-C. A.
Boyd.
Secretary Of WatsonW.
Smell.
Attorney General-Frank L.
Moore.
State Auditor-J.A. Bradbury.
School Supt. Miss Gertrude
Noble.
Treasurer-D. L. Evans.
Mine Inspector Harry Moore.
Suit was filed Tuesday in the
Third district court by j. McF.
Carpenter against the Golden
Sunbeam Mines company and c.
E. Gaole. The complaint sets
forth that during last March the
defendant company held meet
ing at which resolutions were
passed authorizing the company
to purchase at least 200,O shar-
es of stock in the North Sunbeam !
Gold Mining company at the rate ,
of 80 cents per share. The reso-
lntion called for the purchase of
80, 900 shares of North Sunbeam ,
stock at 80 cents a share held by
the defendant Gable. The COM
plant says that sufficient notice 5
of this meeting was not given j.,
the directors, as required by the ]
bylaws of the company, and {
makes the charge that members
of the company have purchased !
North Sunbeam stock for less :
than 80 cents a share to be sold !;
to the Sunbeam company at 80 :
cents. The names of these Off
cials, however, are said to be
The plaintiff is i
stockholder in the Sunbeam com t
pany, and asks that the directors
be enioined from the purchase of '
the North Sunbeam stock, and +
that any stock so purchased be
turned back and that the money
paid therefor be returned to. the Il
treasury. The plain v
is a resident of Pennsylvania.
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