The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-05-07

Il JDe riDebeT ITdCb WHICH - O"hS"
by Tbos. Kane, VIM C. Smith
Sheriff Mulkeg and Others will be
placed on the market In few days.
The plot is completed and is ready to
he accepted by the Village trustees.
This Is a very desirable location and
contains some nice residence lots.
AS soon as the prelimlnaries are
complied with the lots will be for
sale, and no doubt will 90 at d rapid
rate.
Thomas Wend came In from bis
ranch near Shoup Saturday with the
corpse Of liver Nelson, VINO died at
the Wend ranch the previous night.
The funeral took palce Sunday after
noon from the undertaking establish
ment Of A. ". Pattis0n. Rev. Penn
berton, pastor Of the Methodist
church performing the services for
the dead at the grave. The deceased
was single man, about 50 years OF
age aud a native OF Norway. lie has
been a resident of this county for Il
number OF years.
In another place can be found the
call OF the Fourth Of July committee
to meet Friday evening at the city
hall for the purpose or making ar
rangements to celebrate the Fourth
of July. Mr.. Rand, chairman Of the
committee, Is In the city and 1t is
hoped TO get an expression Of the
people In regard to this matter while
he can be present. The Salmon peo-
pie are nothing II not patriotic, and
special efforts should be made to make
this celebration better than former
years and success 10 every particular.
Gus o. Carlson, who was called to
Salt Lake couple of weeks ago by
the serious Illness of one Of his child
rem, came In the first of the week
with his family and left the next day
for Leesburg. We are informed that
Mr.. Carlson states that Manager
Rex, Of the Gold Dust mine will be in
In few days and will start up the
Gold Dust property. Mr.. Carlson has
been superintendent of this property
for the past two years giving his at
tention entirely to the development
work and uncuvering large bodies Of
ore. The Gold Dust property has
fine mill with the necessary material
on the ground to add IA cyaniding
plant In connection. With the Gold
Ridge now running and the Cola
Dust to start up 1T will make things
lively for Leest urg this season.
IL Is common topic among eastern
editors to write long dissertations up.
on what the hen has done towards
contributing the wealth of the coun-
try. In an estacy of delight many
editors will rapturously declare that
the common barn yard fowl is ver-
liable gold mine. Pshaw, Out here
In the West we make the same asser-
ton, but we wish to he taken In
oCusC. iuICl kblb 10 ~ Dltl-
tiful in the gravel OF the streets of
Salmon that there is profit In put
ting the chickens to work at placer
mining. Mrs. Murd Mcpherson has
been the most successful In this new
line OF endeavor as she seldom kills
which the yield OF nuggets
are not equal to the price of hen
will bring In the Eastern markets.
The chicken killed Sunday for the
days dinner only PANIED out a mug.
get worth about seven cents, which
m ore than paid for the cost of rails.
Ing. 1t Is intimated now that ali the
women in town will 90 into the
chicken business, raising them for
pin money they will produce In the
of the yellow metal. TAX
Ing nuggets from the gizzard OF
chicken Is no fish story for we have
'een the nugget, and are convinced
that the story Is true.