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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-31
SUBSCRIPTION $500 PER YEAR

OF mineral land IN this vlcinitss was
in the city Tuesday accompanied by
Mr. Jones, Of the Jones a. Laughlin
Company. They came here primarily
20 see the Monongahela property and
yisitei IL during the day
II il very probable that something
will be done with the lands in which
Mr. Merry is interested in this section
before the year closes
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-31

= Frank Noyse and Miss Annie MartelI
were married at the.Catholic parsonage
last Monday morning. Mr. Noyse ia
employed on the G. a. n. w. in the
train service and played hall on the
local team for several years Miss
Martell has been empoyed In the teIc-
phone Office for a couple OF years
The Young people will make their
home nc Florence.
Nag=4s.e $780,
Rooms 10 rent Five rooms 20 rent.
Inquire Of Mrs G. 8 Benry.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-21

J. ". Caples is doing professional
work for the Gold Ridge 20. on the
site where that company proposes to
build an electric power plant.
The precipitation in this section
augmenting the water supply to such
an extent that the deficiency gener-
ally anticipated on account OF the
unusually light snowfall last winter
is hardly noticeable.
+. +. Treloar. the FUrney business
man, passed through this place today
on his way home from Salmon. Mr..
Tfeoar was accompanied by his
daughter Edna and Myrtle Dixon
who have been attending school at
Salmon all winter.
l.. -. Miller, our new road super
visor has tackled the Lerculean JCb Of
fixing the lie ,sburg road A present
the road is in excellent condition for
eplechasing but the increasing au-
tOmUbile traffic in this district de-
mands higher standard Of efficiency
In this road, which has hitherto
been pleasantly associated in one
mind with jOlts, bumps. seasickness
and brOnchO-busting.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-21
Gonpers Pleads in Behalf of Labor.

Washington, May 16.-Samuel
Gompers, president of the American
Federation Of Labor, today made an
argument before subcommittee OF
the senate en- committee Judiciary
on the rights of organized labor In
the light of recent decisions Of the
supreme court Of the United States.
Addressing his statement TO the
various bills to amend the Sherman
antitrust laws, he cOntended for
freedom Of the press and freedom OF
speech in all respects.
"Would you eS end that pestige to
paper which was anarchistic In
tcne and iucited murder Of public
officials, such as the president and
members of his cabinet and others?'
asked Chairman Nelson.
Objections we're made by Mr..
GOmpers to the association Of the
term anarchy WITH this discussion,
and Mr.. Nelson disclaimed any in
tention Of disparaging organized
labor by his remark.
Mr.. Gompers declared that such
ne rsOns as violated the bounds of
reason aud melted crime may he
reached oy the law and punished.
"Such nan, - he SAID, should be
investigated as to the condition OF
his brainstorm. Mr.. GomperS dis
cuSSed at length the recent decisions
Of the supreme court, and said that
labor organizations had been critics.
ed for turning against employers and
passing resolutions condemning some
Of their actions.
as it expected that we shall meet
and sing poems OF glory to our en-
ployers or TO kOwtOw to them because
they have the dollars?" he asked.
Continuing he said:'
We hear so much about equality
before the law; and that's all we
want. 1t has been quite the vogue
Of late to say that labor is asking for
special privileges.
Organizations of labor will not be
driven out Of existence by legislation
or by courts. If they cannot defend
the things they stand for in an open
manner, with the sunshine of God S
protection, | believe they will do
the next best thing and do it in
secret. That is not threat; it is
prediction. "
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-21
Notice of Forfeiture.

o FRED W. Wheaton. Harry l.. Burdick
and Fred J. Gibson your heirs. executors. adj
mlnlstrators and assigns
You are hereby notified that we the under.
signed, your co-owners, have performed the
annual labor required by law for the year
1907 upon the Chicago" placer mining claim
situated IN Eureka mining district on Moose
creek, IN Lemhi County, State of Idaho,
he location notice of which is of record in
lhe office OF the County Recorder of said
County IN Book 'I' Of mining claims records
OF SAID County at page or and that unless
Withln the time prescribed by law you pa = to
me your proportion of such expenditnre
your interest in said lode mining claim will
become my property, and in such case |
ShaiI claim such interest under the terms of
sald law which Is section 2S24 of the Re
NSed Statutes of the IT, 5. and the amend.
mentS thereto.
Dated february Goth 1908, Salmon, Idaho.
Roy b. iIerndon
J. Arch Hendon
r;....,, Claimants and Co-owners
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-21
Rev Waite Resigns.

| Rev. Waite announced to his CON
gregatiOn Sunday that he would sever
bis connection with the pastoIate Of
the Presbyterian church, to take
| effect the first Of June. He has re-
ceived an urgent call to the pastorate
Of the Presbyterian church at St.
Anthony, where his brother has been
located but was forced to leave on
account Of the Illness or a member of
his family. Rev. Waite has hut two
more Sundays here before he leaves
for his new work.
Rev. Waite came here Just a year
ago to take the place of Rev. Bonner.
lie came from the Chinese mission
Held, During his pastorate he has
greatly strengthened tine church as
regards membership and financially.
lie Is an indefatigable worker, deeply
earnest and has been the means OF
accomplishing much good. lie has
able assistance in Mrs. Waite, who
has had a great influence with the
young In organizing Christian En-
deayor.
During the past year the money has
been raised for the construction of
cOmmOdiOus manSe, which is now IN
the course Of construction. BY his
upright Christian influence he has
much good aud his In.
iinence will long be felt in the com
munity He and his wife have gain
ed many friends In this community
aud only regrets are TO be heard in
reference to taking up work in other
fields,
The Recorder learns that there is a
scarcity OF Presbyterian ministers,
.wo Of the churches In this Presby.
-ery with their pulpitS unoccupied, |
and 1t may be some time before the |
'hurch at this place is supplied.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-21

/ Following the horse race Saturday
/ a ball game VAS played on the
grounds with two pickup teams.
Neither 81 the teams have had any
practice this year and 70 attempt 10
give the scores or 10 comment upon
the PLAYING might cause The Record
or 10 have libel suit On it's hands
and the editor might not be able,
after the paper appeared 10 perform
his usual stunts around the Office for
"a few dag.
OF the eight delegates elected
10 Tire democratic convention at
Twin Falls six out Of eight have
sigUibed their intention Of going.
Both tie stage con pany and the rail-
road has made a special rate Of one
iare for the round trip. The conyen-
ton no doubt will the a warm session,
but there is no quest ion but what
the Dubois faction viii win out.
The delegates VIII leave here Monday
II the Stage company 20 on the sum
mer schedule by that time or Sunday
il the change is not made previous
To That tine.
By phone this morning from Lees
burg The RECORDER is informed that
a quiet wedding took place at that
part Of the county last eYneing in
when Thomas llungate and Mrs.
Ida Ward we're the contracting part
les, Justice Arh0gast performing the
ceremony Mr.. IIungate is mine hast
at California Bar and the bride is a
former resident Of GibbOnsyille. The
groom Is a man who has many
friends all over the county and the
bride Is spoken Or by those who
knew her at GibbOnsyiIe only IN the
highest terms The Recorder extends
the most cordial congratulations
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-21
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. BarsalOw were in
May last week.
! VIII Cameron, Of ChaIls is visiting
at the O'Nea ranch.
VIM. Mellick, Of Chalis, was in the
valley last week on business.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Basset
on the 18th inst. boy baby.
August Robenort, of Goldburg, has
been riding for horses near May.
Mrs. JAS Hooper and Mr.. O'Neal
have been on the sick list They are
improving.
Mr.. Jams Wells and family, Of Gold
burg, visited at the Barsalow home
last Sunday.
Mr.. Nordstrom had his ankle quite
"adly hurt by a horse falling with
him lately.
Frank, Nern and Vera Bradbury
attended the social at May last Fri
day evening.
Robert Iilkey shot himself through
the foot With - ella. rifle. The
wound is healing nicely Experience
teaches.
VIM. Fowler, a former resi- lent of
our valley, has been attending the
academy at pocatello the past term
and now is in the employ OF the for
est service.
Users Of the national for ST are be-
ing reminded of the duty of sailing
their stock regularly. This is one Of
the rules of the service which de-
serves praise.
A basket social was held last Fri
day evening at the home of Mr.. and |
Mrs. W. j. Hammond. In a sewing
contest Miss Kate Virgins won high !
est honors and was awarded fine
fruit plate. The boys contested in
box trading race in which Mr.. S. J. |
Wideberg held fast to the only genu-
Inc original package. A large crowd |
was out and all enjoyed a pleasant |
evening. The net proceeds were
Sls. SO which was raised for the ben
eft of Rev. Hoar. Mr.. Hoar has
been holding services at May and
Ellis quite regularly. Last Saturday
evening he preached at Ellis and on
Sunday at May.
MIR. Geo. Grubb and sens, Arthur
and George, Messrs. belong and
McRiding hunted down four noun
ain lions last Thursday and Friday.
while the boys were looking for milk
'o"s about a mile from Mr.. Grubbs
'awmiIl on Morgan creek they found
he carcass of small colt lately kill
"a ana partly eaten. A little farther
III they saw an old lioneSs and several
oung ones nearly grown. The boys
.ot some help and succeeded In bagg-
ny the big one and a small one that
anne day. Next day Mr.. Grubb sus-
'ended operations at the mill and
oo6 part in the chase. At one time
he had chance to shoot one of the
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-21

Arthur Hull, OF GIbbonsville, was
visitor To our city the lrst Of the
week
). $. Tobias, OF sunheld, was look
IN. AFTER business matters here yes.
terday.
otto Stein, OF Gibbonsyille, was a
pleasant visitor to this place the FIRST
Of the week.
Thos. Hungate, OF California bar,
was transacting business here the
nrst of the week.
DIR. Murphy was called TO Gibbons.
Vile The last OF the week to see Mr..
Boascn who was quite iil.
Eugene Andrews and Jerry Doody
came in from the upper Salmon the
nrst Of the week ON business.
Robert Wilson, OF the Junction. is
In town .for several days this week
looking after business matters.
Mrs. II, g. King aud two children
left this morning for ST. Anthony for
. short visit with old-time friends.
FOR SALE-~l 900 feet thoroughly
dried. inch rustic siding. Call 90
or phone Frank Geertsou, Carmen,
Idaho.
Mrs. Leaoock, OF Leaaoek station.
between Leeshure and Forney, was
10 town for several days during the
past week.
There IL nothing new 10 report In
railway circles above the fact that IL
Is stated that one OF tho principal
men will be here In the near future
10 look over the situation. No
doubt much ~ill depend upon his
report.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-21
Real Estate Transfers.

Henry Y. Van Petit ct al to A. G.
Ludwig lot q, block I, Grand View
addition to North Salmon, considera-
tion 500.
Ole Johnson to Charles A. Beers lot
in NWil MEL, sec :, Up. p n. II.
- h., consideration 81.
United States to John u. White 10
acres sec II, TIP, II n. Il. % l..
VIM. Rtngle to Benz. +. lbach
ranch on Salmon River, consideration
$500
NJ. \. Hausch TO james 4. Hemp.
hin ct al, lot in salmon City town
site consideration $3.50,
Frank b. Cross TO Mary l.. Rock.
we'll 4 Viola lode Lemhi district,
~.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-21
LEESBURG LOCALS.


Tom McLung and family have
moved into the Harris block on Main
st.
-Mf Newton llibbs was the guest
.ot McS>rs, Romiuo aud Munro on
Monday.
Mr. Horton Prince, cur esteemed
fellow tpwuSman has contracted A
severn cold
George Frary, the Panther creek
taacher, stopped here today on lis
way home
Robert Wilson, Lemhi valley
raucher passed through here ON his
way 90 Siugi>,r to-day,
Ian liauiey was here Friday as was
also ole johnson Nho, has sahabl,
placer ground ou DAILY creek.
James \. Fry arrived here ON
Friday irom his former home in H..
where Dee spent the winter.
" g. Hazel aud nan Davis ar, in
This section a0I Ni.l begin operations
on thtir placer ground on Meadow
creek immediately.
THE shutdown NJ the mines ~
Ninsisrr Mil be ct short duration
the u>ua. active operations will be
resumed tn few days
Grauf EraI has I,.,,, h.l..;.. ma,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-21
NOTICE FOR PR

Notice is hereby give.
the 22nd day Of Iunaa g
County OF Lemhi. Stais !. a
F. Stone, Notary PubI;e y
mitted of the comDlet;, =
version of one cubic fooss Z !
waters of Dry Lake II =.
terms and conditions - s
heretofore issued by ths = 4 4
the State of Idaho. Y
1. The name of The
permit /, is Mary Barrow. ps's
2, The postofhce add,..
Junction, County OF iem EMS !
3; The number Of ~
and the date set for The ss g
work is June ~, 1905.
4. Said water to be usea /.
domestic purposes.
5. Said works Of divsr,:
completed on the date 80 ,'s :
ton, and the amount ~ !
works are capable Of conds'
OF intended use, in accord.s'
accompanying the appIica,;'
mt, is one cubic foot Der -
3. The amount of lana n
water is available is So ae ,,..
scilbed as follows: SH az 1
IS, N, K. 26. E. B NJ.
Jas. !!
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-21
ALIAS SUMNs
!" the Probate Court y
IN County, state p
Percy Anderson, Plaintiff

Percy Anderson, plaintiff.
John Sauser, Defendant
The State of Idaho sera
To JOIN. Sauser, defendant.
by as heretofore Summoned !.
me, at my office in Salmon ~
ty of Lemhi. State Of Idaho
of July 1908, at 10 O'Clock :
brought against you by said
swer the complaint of Ii.
plaintiff filed herein. Said ~
to recover from you the sum !
thereof being for the baIs.]
price and value of work. law
performed by plaintiff for 4
month of August Ioos. sr.s
for the price and value Of n,
material, steel and picks sold J
by plaintiff to you during the
and August 1905. SI6S.6s 49,
amount of a loan made to yora
erson of Gibbonsville in said }
18th 1907 and interest thefeo, }
has been assigned to plaintiff /
being the balance due for bo,y|
furnished you by Mrs. w. b n
louisville aforesaid, between h
September list 1905 and durip,l
October 1907, which amouri
signed to plaintiff, as more 81
the verified complaint AFORESAID
to which you are referred.
And YOU are hereby notified
to appear and answer as N
judgment will be taken apainS'
plaintiff for the said sum Of
eighty five and fifteen one. hum
with interest, together with Cd,
To the Sheriff or any Cons
County, Greeting: Make lecI
return hereof.
Given under my hand and d,
22nd day of April, 1908. q
Probate Judge and Clerk Of /
John II. Padgham, Attorney
Residence, Salmon, Idaho.
First pub. April goth, 1908.
Last pub. May 18th, 1908.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-21

i. NJ. Palmer, IA prominent lumber
man was In from Blackfoot during
the past week looking after some
mining interests at this place.
The Memorial Day sermon VIII he
preached by Rev remberton In the
Methodist church, sunday, shay "A,
at O'Clock .. III.
FOR SALE--A small cook stove
only been used about three months,
also several pieces OF furniture.
Enquire Rev. Waite.
+. NJ. Swan who worked at the u.
L. mine during the winter left the
hrst OF the week for HALEY Idaho,
where he has IL daughter living.
Jack Watkins has been sick for the
past week with severe attack OF
gastritis lie Is now much better
ana viii be able to be out In few
days.
On another page In this Issue can
be found :he delinquent tax list. 1t
might be well To examine this list
and see II your name Is pcrchance In
the list.
ID. NJ. Dalzell and A. l.. Hale, who
rave been spending several weeks In
town, returned To the Rabbit Foot
mine where they will work for the
coming season.
Miss Madge Starrlt, OF the June.
ton, was visiting with Miss Esther
Amonson during the past week, leay.
lug Tor her home at the Junction /
Tuesday morning.
ID. ". Nichul, of Hayes, Kansas.
arrived here the first of the week for
a few days visit with relatives. Mi. /
Niohol Is a hrother-in-law OF Fred |
and Frank llayemann.
Phillip Rama and Walter Virdin /.
left tho trst OF tho week for their /
mining property near Gihhonsville. /
They speut ten days IN town visiting
aud taking general recreation.
Carl becker, Of Armstead, came IN
the first OF the week, Carl Of course
thinks there Is no question about the
railroad building from his place Into
this county sometime during the
summer.
Have goa seen the fine line of
recently arrived at Harry
hcllF's tailoring establishment. He 4
has a fine line for summer wear.
See his line II you need new suit OF
clothes
Pete Culter, Joe Bailey and Ross
Kerr. three Of the drivers between
here aud Gcdrock, expect to leave
their present Jobs the hrst of the
month and go To driving ! u yellow
stone Park. "A
The small boy Is improving his
vacation FROM school duties 10 tho
best Of his ability Most of them
'eem 10 br deyoting their time to DISH.
Ing and come in with some good
strings u dsh. \
Frank baer, 90 Boyle crvck, rhc
Recorder Is informed Is in q seriou, 1
condition as a result ut pneumonia. &
II Is reported that his ease /, so seri. :
lus that II Is hard a. determine the
at tho disease, 5
Ahe Dean, of Gtbboussile. i, aulte
VI at the Hr0ush Hotel lie WAS
brought here tiom his home - THAT 8
be might have the constant attention
u a physician. lie Is said to be
'nferins with drop,y. which mas
prove fatal. l
Nell York, who has been stopping
In one Of the houses back ot A. \.
Saloon, Is said t. be in pre.
eafious condition, with no hone
"hateYer for his recovery. Ills
maiady Is cancer Of the stomach and
oeath from hts suffering is the only
nope he has 10 look forward TO :
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-21
STOCkHOLDERS'Mu

Notice is hereby given that lid
nual meeting of the Stockhd]
Junction Mines Company will hl
office OF John H. Padgham, in 81
tuesday June end, 1908 at eight
purpose
first, of electing a board Of
said company;
Second, of transacting any ci
which may be brought before Sd;
Dated this 9TH day of May I9d
JUNCTION MINEI
May %, 1908. Don {. Rss
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-21

Frank Mosolf who has been work
ing on the Moose creek dredge. came
In the first of the week for Il few
days recreation,
( The singers Of the town are invited
TO he at the court house Monday
night at O'Clock IN prepare some
special music for Decoration Day
services, The choir members Of the
churches are especially requested to
be present
man was brought In Sunday from
the drcdge, on Moose creek by the
name OF T. kawalek, with badly
crusled hand, Ills hand got caught
IN the betting and was drawn into
the machinery quite badly inluring
the member.
W. A. Byers, accompanied by two
other gentlemen, arrived at SnnHeld
last night to commence work On the
Virginia mine 90 Sandy creek. Dur.
ing the winter the property was
closed down, but work viii commence
at once, so The Recorder is informed.
T. j. stroud and family LETT Tues
day morning Tor their ranch at the
Junction, MIR, aud Mrs. Stroud have
been living In town this winter to
give their children the benefit ur our
schools, I. j. expects to put In the |
summer over on the Montana side
working on some mining property he
is interested iu
Harry Kelly, The tailor, will fnI
your order for tailor made suit of |
clothes or viii take your order for
custom made clothes from the best
tailoring establishments In the East
When In need of q suit of clothes
give him call and he will guarantee
a III In every case or money refunded.
WANTED Hids ON 80 cords Of
cottonwuod and Ia cords OF Hr. dry
tour-toot wood, TO be delivered nj
salmon High school building before
Sept. eth 1905 The same TO be
corded and measured 10y anitor
BIDS close june h, 1905.
T.. l.. Hubbard. /,
20 ! CLERK, District Ne.
James Mccormick passed through
town Monday on bis way To Gilmore
TO work ,or the summer jim has
been working On some property ne
owns ON Arnott creek and hr1p.b,
1ut some Hne samples ot ore which
goes heavy in gold aud lead. Other,
- well as Jim say Doe has valuable
on Aruetl creek. h
quite number here hay, received
30 attoud The wedding III
Rev. llerbgrf Adam, Gibaous In Mis- 1
Helen Davenport The event nt,
AXE place ou Juno 3rd in one af th.
prominent churches uf New York r
.tty Rev. GihUuS vii ha rcme..- A.
'ered as The young minister located
iere last summer, and delivered the
Fourth ut Jaly grafton.
So Tar the school trustee, b,,.#
aired only The principal. bul ,xncr,
% eject the rest ag tine teacher, M
Meeting This week The application
y . gentleman by the name ot }. +
'mtth, nos county superintendent r o.
'1Aer tuuutN Oregon. has hs.r "
elected tor this Important POSITION
.hr SontIemau bears iut hi,h,st I,
eStiuuntals as an instructor qn8 o
arrtes first grade certificates FINN, ~
INTO, hts native state, Colorado ,rt
lreaon lie Is man NJ nmtiy ANA ;
IA, accepted the appointment, On ,...,. Il
ion.
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90
Notice

The annual msetiu. oil The ,.a,G
holders Of the Ertrgck ana Slgu,.,
"''sr Telephone Company viii b.,
heid at their on.ev iu Salmon r,,,
'aano, 90 Tuesday Jule =. lse> m
O'Clock p. M. '
-'eo, W. Meilrler. Secretary
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-21

lions but something was wrong with
his gun. When that was righted the
animal was out of sight. George
says he would have traded his saw
mill for the ability to run fifty yards
at that moment. The animals would
Jump twenty feet from tree to tree
in order to get away from the dogs.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-21

card nsnes'-of snsks oat accounts OF hotel
menus 10 your osn handwriting
u lcaAA hads reflects on yoar standing.
makes p~opAs tank YoA cant attusd pten.
oTtAphef, and - sometimes ambiguous
Noa S2n write oug Ys4af letter. make oqt An
atatsses-hh IN an Insurance policy enter your
tstd snxnssts~saaks @al your accounts. or 4
husri tnsna os 10 any k,ad ct wftling yea need
On ANY Kind. axe % thiekRrNs at pA4.rf. and
RAAh any way yna want, on
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-21
You Can Easily Operate
This Typewriter Yourself

Don't woTFy your
correspondent
pont write hiln
anything w hand
tina, takes him time
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may leave hiu IN
doubt that be cant
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