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The evening world., 1908-10-14
THE BEST MAN WON.

II seems to ne that natural as was
the enthusiasm displayed over Dor
ando's magnificent effort, hysteria
went a little too far. Because Do
rando ran himself out and couldn't
last home, and becaues Hayes ran
Q well judged race and won, Dorando
got the piaudits and embraces of he
crowd. and Hayes was merely recoS-
nized as a meritorious runner. II
was Hayes and Hefferon who ran the
best race in the Marathon. and who
are entitled to the greatest credit,
but. of course. the theatrical. nature
of Dorando's finish appealed more to
the multitude than Hayes's steady,
well balanced win. Now that all the
shouting and testimonial giving are
over. We may calmly recognize ]. j.
hayes. u the United States. as the
best a.. n:eu- long distance runner in
tire wo!.i
The evening world., 1908-10-14

TT AIRY POLLOK, who handles Tom
|" jenkins whenever the iron roller
L L. comes out for a wrestling match.
gives lucid explanation of his failure
to match jenkins against the Turk.
AFTER looking things over" says
Pollok. II can't see where Tom would
make enough out OF it TO pay training
expenses. There's no use in beating
about the bush. Wrestling is n dead
sport in New York just now. There
are so many hrst-class boxing matches
that nobody would turn out TO see any
thing less than a Gotch- Hackenschm!dt
bout here. II the expenses OF running
of a TuTk-Jcnkins match were, say,
1850, there'd be nothing left for the
wrestlers /, Tom wrest,ed tf!s Turk.
who is ] dangerous fellow, he'd want
at least three weeks training. That's
a whole lot OF work 10 ass, a man to
do for nothing-wi;h the possibility OF
a beating thrown in. II there was
anything in 1t Tom would wrestle. OF
course"
The evening world., 1908-10-14
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COLUMN
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Yes. Hayes Won the Mara
thOn Race Fairly and
Squdrely-at Least One
London Paper Has Woke
up.

TT takes long time for an idea to
sink in-over in England. But
eventually they do think.
The following paragraph, printed a
few days ago in a London sporting
paper called The Captain, shows that
England is gradually coming around
to the American view of things. In
another year or so they'll probably
offer to give Carpenter the medal for
the 400-metre race. And about the
year 1916 they'll admit that. America
won the Olympic games. Slow, bu;
sure, ell. John Bull?
Here's the paragraph:
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30
Electric Lish, improvements.

The Quarles s QuarIes Elect,,,
Light plant have perfected mans
whereby they expect to maze man
Improvements during the comins
summer, which will not only inns''r.
anu Increase the capacity of thsir
plant, but will be appreeiated hr
the patrons. They have fully ds,ar
mined that 10 meet the needs nf tha
puoiic u will be necessary 10 put i'm
new dynamo OF greater powef ~
WIN this end In view thsv ,,,u
put IN dynamo with a csnac{tv ~
hoN lighting power, while Tho ona
now used has but half this veneFai
my power, In addition 10 this INC,
VIII put In a new wheel, enlarge ~
tall race aud enlarge the ditch tn
now nave on hand large numbsr y,
new poles with which Tn Ienl,,a
those which have been decayed rs
Ihey purpose To overhaul thu o.,
Iire plant and bring it up ia \ mar
MIN tue most improved electr,i.
lisntiug plants in the country Tns
needs OF the city have eptireiy ont
s,oNn tue capacity Of the nreSsn,
pant 10 give the best of serSino
give. wiheu 10
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30
Happily Joined in Matrimony.

a quiet wedding took place yesler.
day afternoon at the home of the
brides parents In which W. j. HofT.
man and Miss Esther Temple were
the contracting parties. The wed.
ding took place in the presence of
the immediate friends of the bride
and groom, Rev. Waite, pastor of
the Presbyterian church of this city
performed the ceremony.
The groom, W. j. Hoffman, is n
prominent ranchman residing four
miles above Carmen postofllce. He
Is a hard working man, and by fru.
eality and industry has accumulated
considerable of this worlds goods.
He has good home to which to take
his bride.
The bride Is the daughter of c. W,
Temple, a ranchman residing In the
Wittenburg neighborhood on upper
Carmen creek. The young lady is
spoken OF as most exemplary young
lady and viii make MI. Hoffman n
most helpful life's companion. After
the ceremony wedding feast was In
waiting to which the assembled guests
did ample Justice. Mrs. Waite accom-.
panied Mr.. Waite to the wedding.
The Recorder extends the most
cordial con .ratulatious to this eouple
aud Trust that their journey through
lille will be all that the fondaest heart
could wish.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30

Dated April 10th. =.
Valentine Maelzer. ess
Philip Miller, deceasesf
First pub. April "a, ~
Last pub, May "a. Ioos
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30
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PAHSIM All.


Indications point toward a dry sea-
son.
sid Roberts expects to 20 to Stanley
In few days.
Farmers are all burrying the water
over their crops.
Mr.. +. D. Reese returned from Il.
r. points last week.
Peaches, watermelons and bananas
lall froze out 90 Pahslmari.
VIM. J. Mcdonald and j. Ostrom
we're in Salmon last week.
Mr.. S. p. Jones, OF Ellis, took Mrs.
Jones to Salmon recently for treat
ment.
Rev. Allan J. Hoar preached very
interesting sermon at May last Sun
day.
The May school is the recipient of
fine silk flag. IL vas presented by
Miss A. A. Maelzer, OF IL mile.
BORN-To Mr. and Mrs. Rothery
about ten days ago, a girl. Mrs.
Rothery lives on Carmen creek.
= VIM. Parnel and Chas. Matley, of
the Woods Co., were running their
large grader on the ranches near
May last week
The Miller boys have built an adj
dltion TO their mothers house on
Patterson creek. The boys are good
rustlers and will do their best.
The many friends of Fred Wright,
formerly OF May, will be pleased to
know that Fred is learning the print
ers trade In The Recorder office.
THE Ellis p. O. is now at the Walk
er home. This Is convenient place
and the patrons OF the Office would be
pleased to have 1t remain here in
definitely.
Mr.. Sam Tennel, who has been at
the BaTsalou rome nearly four
months, departed last Sunday for his
home in Stanley. He will spend the
summer mining.
The contention between admins
traitors OF the Ross estate was set
tied in the district court or Salmon.
Case was dismissed on motion of
plaintiffs attorney.
Users Of the waters OF Morgan
creek have been installing measur-
ing weirs In their bitches. This is a
good move toward avoiding future
trouble. Francis Kobbe directed the
work.
The following persons went to
ChalliS last week TO take part in the
Odd Fellows festivities: Messrs. G.
Hammond, Grover Cleveland, Mes.
DANES Carr, Morphey. All report
fine time.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30
Notice of Forfeiture.

To Fred w. Wheaton, Harry l.. Burdick
and Fred J. Gibson your heirs. executors, adj
mlniStrators and assigns.
You are hereby notified that we the under
signed, your co-owners, have performed the
annual labor required by law for the wear
1907 upon the Chicago" placer min ng::claim,
creek, in Lemhi County, State of Id no.
The location notice of which is of recor in
the office OF the County Recorder aid
County in Book ! of mining claims &c rds
OF said County at page o22 and that less
within the time prescribed by law you p y to
me your proportion OF such expend' ure,
your interest in said lode mining claim will
become my property, and in such c Sc I
shall claim such interest under the terms of
Sald law which is section 2324 of the Re
vlsed Statutes of the U. S. and the amend
mentS thereto.
Dated February Goth 1908, Salmon, Idaho.
Roy b, Herndon
J. Arch Herndon
Claimants and Co-owners
FIRST publication Feb, 9th 1905.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30
Notice of Sale OF Personal Property,
Foreclosure of Feed Lien,

To W. j. Thornburg and whom it
may concern.
Notice Is hereby given that there
Is due me the sum of 1872. so for feed
and care for one bay horse, a stall
lion, not branded and the property
of W. j. Thornhurg that on the.11th
day of May. 1908, at the Livery
Stable of Kingsbury & Shorette.-..I
will offer for sale and sell to th .
highest BIDDER said horse to satisfy
said lien and feed bill, the publica-
ton of this notice and all other pro-
per costs due by reason of said lien
and this foreclosure sale.
G. W. Kingsbury.
MAY 18th,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30
ALIAS SUMMONS.
I'm the Probate Court In and for Lem
M County, State OfIdahO.

Percy Anderson, Plaintiff. VS.
Iohn Sauser, Defendant.
The State of Idaho sends greeting:
To Johl. Sauser, defendant: You are here
bv as heretofore summoned to appear before
me. at my Office in Salmon City. in the Coun-
tv Of Lemhi, State of Idaho, on the 10th day
NJ Iuly 1908, at 10 O'Clock a. m, in an action
brought against you by said plaintiff, to an
swer the complaint Of the aboved-named
plaintiff filed herein. Said action is brought
10 recover from you the sum of s2S5.I5 $1,000
thereof being for the balance due OF the
price and value of work, labor aud services
performed by plaintiff for yon during the
month OF August lqo5, SI4oo thereof being
for the price and value OF money tools and
material steel and picks sold and delivered
by plaintiff to you during the months OF July
and August 1905 SI6So5 thereof being the
amount of loan made to you by Frank And
erson of GibbonsyiIle in said county March
18th 1907 and interest thereon which amount
has been assigned to plaintiff. $3.50 thereof
being the balance due for board and lodging
furnished you by Mrs. w. b. Brown OF Glib
louisville aforesaid, between March Ist and
September Ist 1905 and during the month of
October 1907, which amount has been as
signed to plaintiff. as more fully appears by
the verified complaint aforesaid on file herein,
to which you are referred
And You are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear and answer rs above required,
judgment will be taken against you by said
plaintiff for the said sum OF two handred
eighty five and fifteen one -hundredths dollars
with interest, together with costs OF suit.
To the Sheriff or any Constable CT said
County, Greeting: Make legal service and
return hereof.
Given under my hand and official seal this
22nd day of April, 1908. George Steel,
Probate Judge and Clerk of Probate Court
John II. Padgham. Attorney for Plaintiff
Residence, Salmon. Idaho.
rst pub April goth, 1908.
Last pub. May 18th, 1908.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of James Mayrck, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
administrator of the estate of James Mayrick,
deceased, to the creditors Of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within six months after the first publication
of this notice, to the said administrator at
Patterson County of Lemhi, State of Idaho.
Dated Apr. 20, 1908. Valentine Maelzer,
Administrator of the estate of James Mayrick
deceased
First pub. April %, 1908.
Last pub. May Ia, 1908.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30
NOTICE TO q

To the heirs. esecn,,.,
istrators of John Sarss
You are hereby not;ssd .
er. have expended sioo !, =!
proyements upon earb
named Lode MINING c.
lonega Mining. Distr;rsa 'a !
and State of Idaho, II. Il.
claim. recorded in Bc,lh
the Iowa ExtensioD NJ
in look IL at page ne ~
lode claim recorded X Il ~ =
official records Of Ts,'h: \
Idaho.
The expenditure a
100000 being necessarv ~
named lode claims Ia ~
the provisions of Sect;or rs
utes of the United State
If, within ninety DAYS u !.
this notice by publicatioo
ute your proportion Of ~ b
expendlturr, as owner a N
half interest IN the ahov.
amounting 10 $1,000. w.
above mentioned claims M
property of the uuds,.;''
provisions Of Section 2a5a 1
Dated at Gibbonsyiile \
2ist 1908.
Fir, ,nh,;. REUBEy
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Philip Miller deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
deceased, to the creditors of and all per-
sons having claims against the said deceased,
to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the first publication
of this notice, to the said Valentine Maelzer,
at Patterson, County of Lemhi, State of
ID aho.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30

Sunday afternoon the Salmon Cor.
net Band gave concert at Island
Park, which drew a goolly sized
crowd. In the future the band will
make the concert a feature OF every
Sunday afternoon at the hour Of 3 ~
durlng-the summer. Is good prac
tice for the band and is most enjoy
able to the people.
WIN. Carpenter, who recently pur.
chased ranch on the reservation
was in town the last of the week.
Mr.. Carpenter states that he expects
to leave for Nevada In few days tC
purchase several car loads Of cattle
for the Omaha market. When he re-
turns he expects to bring back with
him his family who still reside In
Omaha.
1t has been fully determined to
start up the q. =. nine by the mid
die of next month The mill was
closed down during the winter, but
development work has been going on
at the mine all winter. They have
run large amount OF tunnel work,
which has opened up large ore body.
Those who have worked on this
nine have no hesitancy in saying
that this is bound to be one Of the
big mines Of the country.
Elsewhere In this paper can be
found notice to the property holu-
ers Of the town TO clean up their
premises OF the accumulation OF
filth. This Is an order which should
be rigidly observed, and IL not com
piled with 1t should be done by the
city officials and charged up to the
property or owners. The city dads
ordered the fumes cleaned out on
Main street, and the staRnant water
spoken IF lsat week no longer offend
the sight.
1t begins to look as If this is going
to be one OF the most active seasons
In mining circles the country has
experienced for number OF years.
During the winter it was prophesied
that the panic was liable to have
some eject upon the mining indus.
try, but IL has not effected this sec.
tion so far, nor is it liable to DO so.
There are few II any miners or other
kinds OF labor who can not secure
work If they desire to do so.
The Leap year ball at the opera
house Tuesday night is said to have
been the most elaborate and most
pleasant social function held In this
city for many day. The ladies of
the town got up the affair, and were
responsible for the success of
the party. There was not far from
masked people, the maskers
all characters and all
people. The decorations of the hall
we're most pleasing to the eye. Those
who participated are unanimous in
saying IT was a most delightful
occasion.
There are few improvements in
,rowing town which give visitors
letter impression OF town than to
ee cement sidewalks laid at least I'm |
he business sections of the city. A
oodly start is being made in this
Erection ana 1t Is to be hoped that
theirs will take the habit. vii
lam O'Connell Is ut work with a force
I men laying 10 feet in front of W.
F. Browns building, the l. O. O. f.
'emple and Pyeatt's drug store. He
as contract to at once lay 80 feet
0 front OF the Pioneer Mercantile
store and 20 feet In front
the Langsdoif lots, upon which
he foundation Is laid Tor bank.
'hese provements will surely be
great help to the appearance OF on.
title city In the eyes of the visitors
ON the outside. 5
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30
GEO. III. MONK CO.
Can and see our line OF Merry Wild.

Cal and see our line OF Merry Wild
ow Sailors. Clayton Millinery.
The Guild dinner at the Lemhl
Cafe Saturday was well patronized.
4 @. Il. Anionson and wife, OF Sun.
field, we're pleasant visitors TO this
/ place yesterday.
/ W. j, Rorack, tho Suniield teacher,
/ was transactlne business nere the
I last Of the week.
Chas. Layton, OF Ulysses, was at
tending 10 business matters here the
last OF the week.
Earl Gilpreath, OF Leesburg, came
In the FIRST OF the week for few
days recreation.
Frank Lewis lett this morning for
Challis TO work ON telephone line
out OF that place.
Mrs. Il. q. Hall left the last OF the
week ion visit with friends Ia the
south part OF the state.
The first Ice cream social OF the
season at the court room Friday
evening. Your presence Is earnestly
desired.
Leon Galloway, who has been visl-
ting with his sister, Mrs. NJ. G. stiles
during the winter. left Tuesday for
California.
FOUND.-A valuable diamond pin.
Owner may have same by proving II
aud paying for this ad. Arthur
Stewart.
Thos. Pyeatt, of Sunheld, was the
guest OF his son win aud friends IN
the city for a couple OF days during
the past week.
Delicious Ice cream, cake and eofree |
viii be served In the court room Fri
day, May |, afternoon and evening (
by ladies OF Auxiliary.
Dan Tracy, q prominent stockman
near Redrock, who has been out to
the Copper Queen mine left yesterday
morning for his home.
". h. Horn, manager OF the Idaho
aud Montana Stage company, came
In the tlrst OF the week. after an In.
spection trip over the line.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will serve
Ice cream. aud cake nj court room
Friday afternoon and evening May 1.
Everybody cordially invited.
Mike Davis, who had one of his
eyes Injured In the Meyers Cove OK.
ploslon some weeks ago left Yesterday
morning for Butte to consult a spe.
eiallst.
Mrs. Bacon and daughter left this
morning To Join tho husband and
father on the outside. We understand
that the ladies' expect To return To
salmon In about six weeks.
Mrs. Emerson nm came I'm from
her home at Redrock last week and
'peot several days at the uine and
'isiiing friends here Ia town. She
itafted for her home this mornine.
Tue regular monthly meeting OF
he Mothers Club viii be beld NJ '
he home OF Mrs. stethcm next Tues. !,
lay On account Of the illness OF Mrs. :,
Nadletz. Members please take notice
Mr., and Mrs. Chandler leave tats
'eek fur Leesburg. whore Mr.
handler viii work for several weeks :
a sone placer ground he owns. !,
Ihey expect To be gone Eve or six !,
weeks.
Mhen the people see the new iee \
wagon recently built for the use of r
y j. Brown making It's daily trims :
'eliveriae leu 10 the customers n
WI Impress all tina. We are becom.
ng quite metropolitan.
Percy and George Anderson Of q
'looonsSille, we're 10 town for several :
lays during the past week. They are !,
haAipg arrangements TO 20 To Shonn :,
. ~ofk on some property they have =
IN interest In at that place. y
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30

Dry sumnIer wood for sale. En-.
Quire 81 Ed. Randolph. IT,
WANTED Second hand furniture.
Leave word With Tho Recorder.
May pay sncial az rnurt room Fri
day evening, BE sure TO ne there.
The Guild viii meet with Mrs r.
j. Atkins Thursday Of next week.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
lite of E. d. Clark, deceased.

Estate of +. d. Clark, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
administrator OF the estate of +. ID. Clark de
ceased, to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers.
within six months after the first publication
OF tins notice, to the said Administrative at
Salmon County Of Lemhi, State of Idaho.
Dated April %, 1908. Mrs Abirtie Clark
Administrative of the estate of Z. d. Clark
deceased.
First pub. April 80, 1905
Last pub May 81, 1905,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-09-05
CloHd-BurSt

4 disastrous cloudburst occurred on
Sunday in Wild Rose canyon. Dave
Corbyn, who was driving Il fourteen
mule team with a load of supplies for
SkidD), had just ,camped for the night,
and was embarrassing the mules which
were hitched to the feed cart, when he
heard the roar of waters. The mules
seemed to sense their danger and stood
quite still until, one by one they were
cut free, when they made for the hill
side. The full force of the food must
have struck the train just as the last
mule was freed, for Corbyn, the last
freight wagon, and everything else
movable in it's path, was washed down
the canyon. BY miraculous piece of
god fortune the freighter landed
again It clump of sagebrush which
held
He had no knowledge of what part
of the canyon he was in until a friendly
flash of lightning enabled him to see the
bank. which he gained without injury
except "a few bruises and the ducking
One of the wagons was smashed to
splinters and the contents washed
away and buried under tons of debris.
One of the hind wheels was found on
the following day half a mile down the
canyon. The second wagon, which was
higher up the road was not washed
away but was under water for several
hours, and after the wates had subsidized
presented the appearance of having
grown there.-Tonopah Sun.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-09-05
HONNOR TO MIR. KERN

1t is fOregone conclusion that
indianapolis will do herself proud to-
day i'll the nonpartisan greeting and in
dorsement it will give its distinguished
citizen, John Worth Kern, and the not
able company of gentlemen who are
here to tender him the formal notifica-
ton OF his selection by the democratic
purity for vice president of the United
States
No one who knows the many sterling
and amiable qualities of Mr.. Kern can
feel anything but sincere joy and salts
faction i'll thus joining in his honor; for
the universal feeling of indianapolis
and of all Indiana is that while the
democratic party has hOnored him. his
presence on the ticket also honors the
party.
Wherever he goes about the land
his manly spirit and gracious charm of
manner will tend to prep assess voters in
favor of the democratic ticket and
smooth away resentmcnts and distrust
which the democratic party by reason
of its history and its presidential candi-
date SO richly deserve.
AS political opponent of Mr.. Kern
and his candidacy, the Star feels that
word of recognition is due him for
the very fine spirit he has shown
in acknowledging the various honors
and tributes which have come to him
since his nomination. He has evinced
- noble reserve in accepting this rec
ignition in wholc-spirit in which it
was given and has not tried to turn it
20 partisan account. it is impossible
70 doubt the truth of what he says in
declaring that he would rather lose the
election than the respect and good will
Of is neighbours Hurrah for John Kern.
lie may miss the electoral vote. bit he
cannot lose the election his city and
state have already given him as Il model
citizen. an honest man and one of the
hest fellows i'm the world. Indianapolis
star.