The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24

Hagen. l'Wt' .
Next week will be a husy week Ior /
Salmon. Monday court will convene /
and on the same date the republican
convention is scheduled to take place,
when the county ticket is placed Ill
nomination. Wednesday the inter
rified will held their convention ana
pl ce a ticket in the field, which The
young men will enter their first year
work.
| James Light, who was quite Serl-
ousIy injured last week by having DIS
team run away, was able TIC be down
town the first of the week. In ad-
ditiou to having his shoulder broken
his face was badly lacerated by being |
run over by the wagon WINE III
will be some time before he will be
able to perform any labor, yet he Is
making rapid recovery.
A. J. Macnah left Tuesday for 20
catello where he will visit daughter
for short time. From there he VIII
visit with another daughter at Lew
iston. thence he and wife will 20 TO
Seattle to visit daughter and theh
may make up their mind to 90 20
California for the winter, or may
conclude to 90 to Canada before they
90 TO the coast for the winter.
Saturday was an unusually quiet
Iday ia town. There were not many
rapchmen IN from the country, put
there we're a few possible candidates
who were looking after their political
fences. In the democratic ranks
there IL a disposition to wait uhtl'
the delegates arrive before Candidates
lare talked, but there are from two 10
three candidates before each once ID
the gift Of the republican party.
The Touring mills expect to start up
within a week or ten days. fhey
nov have quite lot OF wheat on
hand and more coming In daily.
There has heen an unusually large
amount of wheat raised Ia the val
LEY during The past season, "hieh ~
now being threshed and marketed
The ,aiil management hope 70 secure
enough wheat 10 run the miil con
tianously for the next year
The irst OF the week } j. Me
cracken disposed OF his ranch 10 j.
Isl. Steele. the consideration being
B lss, $50. This ranch contains 1876 acres
and Ia the south half Of what Is
, generally known as the Chef Wills
! ranch. The ranch IS ouly couple OF
, lies from town and viii be valuable
) property when railroad taps this
country. MIR. MeCfaeken Win pur-
chase another ranch in the valley, 50
. The Recorder is Informed.
, TOE city dads have made con
A tract With the electric Hight com
a pany for several new arc lights, 10
i va distributed over che city, where
they are the most needed The ma
lority will no located In brooklyn,
. but the residents neat thu school
1 house think they are entitled ~ one
! on the corner. Tnis Is undoubtedly
true, aud this locality should be con
: sldered when tbs position for the
new lights are being considered.
During the past week there was
business change in one OF tins strong
= est financial institutions OF Salmon
= A stock company vas formed Of tli'
y Quarles 4 Quarles Electric Lishi
y company, In which +. ). Edwards
y Thos. Kaae and G, Il. Quafies wcr'
10 the ineorporators In the formation
Of the new organization A. j. Qdarle
" retires. The company vas cdpitaliL
= ed ut one hundred thousand, viii
= ATTY thousand paid ny capital. I'M
" new organization makes the compar,
y one OF the strongest, from a tiuancia
" standpoint, doing business In til
: city
While there has been no Noise mad
~ about the work at the Ora Cache dur
" log the past iow mouths, set develop
- ment work has been going on "a con
W adorable extent Just the same. pui
lnk tuS baNb ft&t WV Jaw tA+ "N
y up new ore bodies, which are ire
milling and sh0~ good values. Til
work has been In charge OF f. Il
Is Elvidse. an experienced mining ma
", from Colorado, During the samms
Us Mr.. Eievldges family have heen ii'
To ing at the mine, bot dugiug the wit
TO- ter viii live here To town In order {
us send their Toy Co school TheY has
ot rented the Lewis Spooner prupett
nn the bar.
DO Julius Welmer, who has some mlt
LEI fug claim on SheepeaEer creek ueio
60 shoup, was IN town several daYs "a
as arst OF the week tie brought
icy some ef the dnest gold specimens
rev has ever heen the pleasure ot Il
re writer 70 see II the entire vein ",
of tho value OF those specimens
yes would go over thirty thousand doila
n is to the ton The yein seems to las 4
rst bedrock. ard the valuable ere
re- about a quarter of an inch IN thici
are ness and Is over aitY per cent gui
~, II Is said Jn,tus has enc mtuera
for free milling aud will 10 time mai