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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-10-21

I43F7s - g
Akths late pp-toz date bakery goods
Gschps's. :
spssi = tksts good ssr scent loaves
DochfSna's bakery. :
rhe WomapA Guild is preparing q
an entertainments for Hallowet EN-.
urda4, October Sist.
alesman Wanted. Experience un
essary. 500 Per month and expense.
yai Cigar Co. Chicago pl
lection retnrns from the nation,
3 and county viii be received az the
Eegy saloon lon on Y. antd after i NoyemBe !;
pDa.
we those, natural teeth. thereby re-
youi hctat expression. Do: Gilli-
4 aths lisiisiast. - AGMscs override DrnE
f RF''s : Is, 20
he Reveille says that Congressman
tlstt w4sisfys6 a i great ovation at
iii. Hs spoke on the police Law
VAS cheered to the echo.
htients desiring my services will
lly notify me before Nov 1. 1908,
rwise it win be impossible for me
eserve tho time for them. c. E.
Son.
|mson and Delilah is one of Pathe's
L hand painted feature subjects.
Turpin is an expert lecturer and
explain the scenes. Don't fail to
at the Opera House tonight. =
st night the Pythian Sisters cele-
ID the 18th anniversary of the in
zion of their lodge. The time was
in games, dancing and slowing
good things to eat. An enjoyable
was had by all.
s. Van Leer, successor to N. P.
ager, practical horse sheer with
of experience, will conduct "a
raj blacksmithing business at the
shop. Mr.. Rigsby will remain.
attend to the wood work. A fair
of the public patronage is solic5
Girls Atlanta Tennis Club will
social dance at the high school for
bennefit of the Basket ball girls
y night, October 90. Tickets in
pg refreshments $3.50 per couple,
IS without escort soc. Dancing
leginl at 8 O'clock. Music by the
Ptrq
G.. Greathouse will make an ex-
t county recorder. He has the
: and experience necessary to per-
The duties Of that Office in strict
lance with the law. His record
itizen and as q legislator should
ice the voter that no mistake will
de by stamping cross after the
of w. q. Greathouse on election
wedding, all tho guests were
a good time except one gloomy
man. The bridegroom was
friendly with all the world, so
pped the gloomy man on the
er, by way Of introduction, and
Cheer up, old man. Have you
the bride YETI" mo" replied
oomy man, mot lately. Elk
ortgage for $50, 600, 600 was filed
o Monday by the Western Pacific
hd company. The document is
into chattel mortgage and real
mortgage and given to the
Trust company Of New York.
nan 800 miles Of right Of way is
of which 400 is said to be in
A previous mortgage for go, ?
is given preference over that
pnday The mortgage is one Of
gest fled Ia the country and ex-
ny previously filed in Nevada
is named at 5 per cent
e. Caine was elected district
: in 1908 and began his duties
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16
The Body Found in a Gulch.

Tuesday and Wednesday men we're
out In the bills and sage brush look
ing for Jack McDermit, who left
Brough's Hot Springs Saturday night
at about 10 O'Clock. The last any
one saw the man alive is supposed to
he william Mavity, who met him
about mile this side Of the springs
Saturday night about or little after
10 O'Clock. Word was brought to
town Monday of the man wandering
away, and it was thought he might
have come to town. Tuesday morn
ing Deputy Sheriff Ball and Marion
Mulkey put in most Of the day look
ing for the man. They took up the
trail near the point where he was
last seen Saturday evening, and pref
ty well canvassed the country be-
tween that and the river as we'll as
the mountain the other side OF the
Springs. AS result of Tuesdays
search no trace of the man was
found.
Yesterday five men left town horse
back, headed by Undersheriff Ball to
continue the search. They started
out with the intention of going over
the country north and east of the
springs. When in that section they
we're joined by Jesse Lee, son OF
Chas. Lee, who intended to join the
searching party. who stated that he
had run across the body in gulch
about three miles east of town, south
Of the road The dog OF the young
man discovered the body lying on its
back. The party did not 60 to the
scene but came to town to notify the
coroner and to make preparation for
the burial. Owing to the length Of
time the body lad lain in the hot
weather it was net deemed advisable
to attempt to bring the remains to
town, but grave was dug where the
body was found where was inferred.
For a year or more past the de-
ceased has been in bad health and
went to the springs expecting that
the baths would benefit him. While |
there he had not eaten anything for
a couple of days and it is supposed |
that he wandered away while in a
temporary state of alteration.
Jack McDermit was about So years
)f age, miner by occupation, and
came to this section about two years
ago from some point IN Montana.
But little is known here of his his.
-ory. The worst that can be asid OF
1im Is that he was his own worst
enemy. He was generous to fault.
md would give the coat off bis back
% man who needed it worse than
he did. For the past year be has
'een unable to do hard physical labor
wing to poor health and lived as he J
ould by doing odd jobs.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16
Real Estate Transfers.

United States to Leonard r. Cum,
mings S, +, section 81, Tp. 20 n.
Il, % T..
Mamie H. Price aud Chas Price
TO John +. Cunningham So. Sc /,
section - Up, - n. Il. n T. con.
SlderatiOu $1,000.
Grant V. SiIyey and wife to Ahsl
), Cotter 100 acres, section II Tn n
n r. y f., consideration slao
Andrew J. Smith to Bobert Wilson
20 acres, consideration 5000.
Samuel II. Young to A. C. Bover
tots II and l. block Young's sinh.
division, consideration 500.
rhos. 4, Snook to Auyus,ns ~
bo"en lot 10 block Young's sub.
division consideration $3.50
II. o, Johnson to Geo. A. witbin,.
ION GOOD Luck No and > Anker
No, l and :. Queen Sheba, Alta Fx
tension Junction district. conslasrs.
tiou 81
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the mine with produce.

| the mine with produce.
II the samples brought to this Of
flee are true samples, in place OF Sc
lect, which Mr.. johnson claims they
are. this strike Is the greatest ever
made in the county. Since they CON-
menced operations this spring a
twelve foot vein was struck which
goes SO high In copper especially that
ii taxes the credulity to believe. OF
the twelve foot veiu four feet assays
rs per cent copper and the other
eight feet IS per cent copper. The
entire vein yields sl2 In gold.
When we make comparisons with
the Butte mines it will at once be
seen that this Is \ most remarkable
strike. 1t is said the best Butte
mines Weld less than three per cent
copper, yet they are considered very
rich and great producers. The mine
Is at the top OF the range and just
across the line into Montana, but
Supt. Langon states that the vein
can be followed across the mountain
into Idaho. The vein has been fol-
lowed for sixty feet and the values
and width keeps up for the entire
distance, which indicates that the
vein is not a pocket or chimney, but
is true assure vein.
The copper is In boTOnlte and
calcoparite formation or what miners
term black oxide. The company
now have six men at work 10 the
mine, and as soon as the conditions
will admit the force will be greatly
enforced. They are now taking out
quantities of ore and shipping, even
with this expense leaves neat profit
for working. The mine is owned by
a Duluth company. While the mine
is on the Montana side of the noun
tain, yet all OF their supplies are TAX
en- from this side. From present in
dicatiOns this is one of the most val
liable copper strikes ever discovered
in this or any other country.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16

preserve his life.
The funeral services we're beld
from the hospital yesterday after
noon, Rev. PEN bertoD, pastor OF the
Methodist church performing the
last sad rites for The dead. The in
terment took place at the cemetery
southeast Of town.
The deceased was born January p,
1865 near South Bend, Indiana. He
came TO Lemhi county when but
nineteen years of age, and has been a
resident of this county ever since.
lie was married to Margaret Mar
tin at Dillon, April Is, 1906. He
leaves a wife, mother, one brother
and two sisters to mourn his loss
Frank Baer during bis residence
here has made many friends who will
always hold his memory in kindly re-
mem brance. He was good citizen
and highly respected by all those who
knew him.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16
The Final Summons Came.

Died, in the hospital in this city
July Is, 1908, Frank Baer, of Boyle
creek. Some two months ago the
deceased was taken down with pneu-
monia, and the death was due indi-
rectly tn that malady. After the
disease had run its course he began
to get some better, but an abcess
formed on his lungs, and his death
was due to the absorption of the
poison.
Some ten days ago he was removed
to the hospital in this city where he
could be under the constant care of
a physician, but all the care of low
ing friends and the constant care of
an attending physician could not
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16

A. J. Yearian, OF the Junction.
was transactin1 business here the
iirst Of the week.
III you wish to be we'll dressed aud
have yonr clothes look neat get them
made BY Harry Kelly. the tailor.
l. A. Barnett, a prominent ranch.
man 81 sunHeld, was transactiop
business here tho nrst OF the week.
Mrs. a. ]. Macnab spent SUNDAY
The guest OF Mrs. Barney Sharkey,
OF Saniieid, returning home Monday,
Chas. W. Hull, county commission.
er fer the lower country came up
sunday 70 attend the meeting Of the
board.
Jack Smith, one OF the prominent
ranchmen OF the Junction country,
was transacting business here the
last Of the week.
MessrS. George q. Crangle aud n.
Y, brown, Of Gibbonsviile, wers look
lug after business matters here the
iltst OF the week.
Messfs. j. W. Slater, Ed. Shelley
and kobt. q. Yearian, OF the june
tion, were IN town tho first OF the
week ON business.
Emerson Hill, manager of the Cop
per Queen Mining company, came In
from hedrock the iirst OF tho week,
going out TO the mine the same day.
Mrs. Pave sandilin and chlldreu
arrived here Monday from theit
former home In Oregon, aud comes |
With the expectation of making this
her home. Mrs. Sandilin lived here
some years ago and Is well known hy |
most OF the Salmon people.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16
Powder Test SatIsfac Glory.

A. j. Mathews, a former resident
of Carmen creek, Is now member Of
the firm OF the Occur d 'Alene Powder
Company The following is clipped
from the Wallace Times, which men
tions test made by mining COM
pany:
A party of those interested in the
Occur d'Alene Powder company
which company is erecting plant
east Of the city Tor the manufacture
of particular brand OF blasting
powder, made trip to Murray this
week In order to accept an offer for
testing the powder under VARYING
conditions.
The members Of the party were A.
J. Mathews J. b. futile Jr, and W.
j, Cracking. The test was made at
the Chicago-London property, one of
the mines under the management of
l.. W. Stedman, Of Murray.
Manager Stedman had a round of
holes drilled into the face of the
drift, which Is In ], 400 feet. The
test was entirely satisfactory, 1T is
stated.
I'm seven minutes after the explo-
sion he went into the tunnel and
found no smoke or gas that could
cause any Inconvenience to a miner"
'aid Mr.. Cracking. sit usually
axes about an hour for the air to
lear. We used No. powder carry
ng 40 per cent nitro glycerine that
'eing the ordinary powder strength. /"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16
FIRST . pub. July IL, los
Last pub. Aagua d g.
NOTICE ~ q

Notice is hereb, -;
the 10 day of Aue1,s''
County Of LemhI e.
y. Padgham, Mp
OF the completes Il A.
OF 5 cubic feet per ~
West Fork oi w..
County, in accord.
conditions Of a cesss;. I
sued by the STATE /.
Idaho.
l. The name Il 4. d
permit is Newton m.
2. The postoGce ~
Salmon County q ~,
g. The number q II,
the dste set tor the -
is August 10, 1908
4. Said water to T. q
milling purposes
5. Said works of Az
completed on the dai. y
and the amount Of ~
are capable Of condo.
intended use, in aceosi.
accompanying the anss
init, is 5 cubic feet d, !.
6. The place Of IL y !.
feet below point Of disss
ja {
First pub. July IL III
Last pub. August q n
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16
Location Notices.

Mountain View lode Gravel Range
district, James West ct al, locators,
Lemti Superior No. ,, Spring MI.
district, NJ. W, York locator.
fornne lode and Caledonia lode
unoreani2ed district, VIM, oueeney
ct al locators.
biue Bell placer Mackinaw district
section 10 Up. l6 n. Il. 25 f. VIM
Il. Romjue ct al locators.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16

I
/ The Epworth League will give a
Ice cream sociai Wednesday eyenln
the 22nd on the lasn OF the Meth
DIST parsonage.
George W. Kingsbury and wife Ief
TUESDAY morning for Great Falls an,
other Montana points, expecting /,
be gone for couple OF weeks.
Mrs Watkins left Monday evenin.
Tor the southeast part Of the county
" visit tho schools. Sire expected tt
80 10 hanuistrr before she returns.
Mrs. Rathbone, who has been Wis,
iting at the home Of Dr. and Mrs.
Whitwell for Tie past week, returned
70 her home at Dillon Tuesday morn.
Ing,
W. r. Stone, county commissioner
OF the Junction, accompanied by
Mrs. stone, came IN sunday TO at.
tend the meeting Of this board which
Is In session this week,
Tue board OF county commissioners
appointed the registrars aud election
Judges at their recent meeting. The
names o. the app0intoes viii be pub.
lished Ia this paper next week.
Mrs. l.. u. England left the last of
the week for Seattle, Washington,
where she expected to make an ex.
tended visit with married daugh.
ter who resides at that place,
y. Phelps, the veterinary surgeon.
returned the tlrst' OF The week from
Butte, where I've went soon after the
Fourth to brlne In bis family. They
VIII occupy the Ferrlll Terry prop.
erty.
Joe Romlue, Of l.eesbarg, one of
The largest Stockholders IN tue Napias
Greek Placer Miulng company, was
attending to business matters here
Tor several days during tho past
aeek.
Have Yoa seen the dine line OF
SAMPLES recently arrived at Harry /
keli, Is tailoring establishment. He
las line line Tor suuuter wear. |
Soo his line ii sou need now suit Of +
'loihes.
This ladies 81 the PRESBYTERIAN /
'hnrcb vii give lawn sociai.-fce |
ream ard cake will he served !
fhurs,, tuly II at p N al the home |
7 Mrs, Morgan corner OF Main aud
'ehuol streets
}. g. Nalser and Wlte, III Ellis /
we're pleasant visitors t. this cl,y the 1
ast % the @eeG, ana made this office
social eall. SIR Walker is tbo mst.
MASTER az Giiis, and, oN Ing 10 the
distance, ices not get a. The e,untv
seat sefy oftea
fhos. Iesrlan, If Yearianyills
anlo dosn Tuesday GA business
fbe fcariau family are uaN huiliin,
neat raueb home, Mr. Selauier If
his paee, il deiHg the carpenter
'erG' The lirst st0fy i og stone and
he secopd Is stiuG. ed
II The weather is favorable the Sal. \
son Concert Band vail glyr a CONCERT
unuat altefnoou tfom 10 s O'Clock. ,
The paris INC hama bias sdyer. ,
SOD concerts once or twlce before. ,
Ut acre aiwav, euHiroMod with dis. 4
s'eeaole weather Ttere afe plenty \
seats % tile purS aad the people /
ll' be ablo 90 spend cuup,e OF i
essapt b01F&
MIS- n q. stiles has quite a trophy 9
result q a cah upon ono az her /.
'isnbots LAST week she VAS oyey /.
the STROUD place nllea she a.seov. /,
ed a tattlesuaas, Which was eoilea i
ready % stfise Sbe dld uot do y
40 nos1 safneu w10la' have done \
aacr the circumstances pick un a
q skirts AMI ran, bat got q club /,
40 Killed his sa4keshlp II aust !,
ave eeen a large snase as she has Il
q Fattlss Sh:ea gives some idea rs /,
, its sire. :
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16

Mr. J. II. Rothery has been en-
gaged 10 teach the Junction school.
Wanted-A situation by compe
tent woman cook. Enquire at tbii
Office.
ATTY. +. l.. PIummer left Tuesday
morning for Virginia City, Butte
and other Montana points to looh
after some professional business.
]. G. Dryer came in from North
Fork last night with a load OF straw
berries. They are Of fine variety
and he foun ready sale for bis entire
supply.
The Ladies' Aid will give Nov
Ing Picture Entertainment on July
| II aud y. There Will be some extra
films aud extra music. Lemonade
for sale at cents a glass Tickets
| Is and 20 cents. All are invited.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dempsey vent up to
the ShaTkey hot springs near Sunfield
the last Of the week 10 take advan-
tage OF the baths. Mrs Dempsey is
sufferer with the rheumatism and
thinks the hot baths viii benefit her.
Jack Walters, who has been to the
markets purchasing STOCK Of season.
able goods, returned home last even
ing, reporting most satisfactory
trip. He and family expect TO take
their vacation during the next two
weeks in camping trip to the noun
tains.
E. Hang, a practical mining man,
came in the tirst OF the week to take
the SUPPLEMENTARY Of the U. z.
mine. H. ". Mcbride is in such
poor health that he Is unable to look
after the property for time at
least, and Mr.. Haug will take his
place. The gentleman comes here
highly recommended as a practical
mining man. For a number of years
he was superintendent at the Dewey
mine In Thunder Mountain. 1t is
said that Chas. Schultz will remain
as foreman under the change A
number Of men went from town up
to the mine Tuesday and the former
activity will be in evidence at the
mine.
Chairman Ibach. of the board Of
county commissioners, is making
some changes in the personnel Of the
road supervisors of the county. Mr..
Ibaeh naturally wants to make the
best possible showing for the money
expended and Is exercising his au-
tb0rity In replacing those who are
not coming up to the requirements.
while The Recorder has been appealed |
to to take up the fight of those who |
have been replaced, yet this paper |
'eels that Mr.. Ibach is doing no more |
han his duty and should be upheld |
or so doing. At least we are willing
o take II for granted that he is able
o judge and Is cognizant Of the facts
n the anniversaries, for that rea.
on we have no criticisms to make.
O. f. kirkpatrick arrived here
rom Arizona, by the way OF Denver
ist evening, o. Il. will remain here
boxing after his mining interests at
.eesburg for at least two months or
lore. He spent most OF the sum-
ier prospecting and looking over Ar
iona, and located a couple of copper
aims in that territory. He can only
'ugh when he hears the hot weather
lentloned here, when he is used to
ON hundred to one hundred and =
nd twenty In the shade. He talks
ute Interestingly of the national
invention. He can give some side
Shts of the doings there which are
lt gliven In the associated press
ports. Mr.. Kirkpatrick says by
+ the finest speech he heard made
'iofe Tue convention was made by ;,
overnor Haskell, of Oklahoma. =
his morning he left for Leesburp.
- | a.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16
Wonderful A,nins Strike.

l. ; johnson came Ia from tho
t''FN Horse 1he last OF the week Win
. 800 S'"'p'sS OF ole, running high In
'upPvt ana gold The Dark uorSa
,e'eotlF started up, having Ia cloSs
uo"n last fall on account Of heinz
10 get IN supplies. Mr.. John.
son has taken the contract 10 furnish
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16
Teachers Wanted.

Those preparing for teachers exam.
nation will find the summer Normal
school at Pocatello, July 20 to Aup
y OF great help In the line of meth.
DDS and review work. The examina.
tion and Joint Institute win immed.
lately follow.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16

card usrwes~sef faake out accounts or hotel
sesHas ~ yeat pwH handwriting.
L seaAs had. tehsets ON your standing
hakes people tank spu cart AFFORD a s,sn
* tisrs, aud = snFsetiIacs ambiguous
yes cas- srise asi wear letters make ont an
tfstfact ~ az iasat afce ;Aalseyqn,,, xs,,,,
ard snssnas make eat ylaf aeeoantA. az 4
hFael @eHa % 10 sny kiad ~ WHITING ysi,i ns..,d
tal AN ktnd, esss ~ thiskne.s ii ,sai.rf. ana
sfAAA any way yas Wahl IN
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Estate of b. G. Loud, 4
Notice is hereby ei,rl
Administrator Of The n;
deceased, to the credas|
having claims against r
exhibit them with IL
within Six months ate b
Of this notice. to the 81
County of Lemhi, stal, /
Dated July 10, 1905.
ministration OF the Ea,t|
deceased.
First pub. July I6, rQug 1
Last pub. August 6, i'd
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Bens
the Izsh day y
County of Lemb;
b. ousrles. n,nls
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-09-04
Why the Guest Was Embarrassed.

4 north side man who was invited
out TO dinner the other day was not
able TO figure out for awhile whether
he was welcome or not after he ar
rived ut the house, The members Of
the family talked nicely and appeared
many mysterious side remarks that
he was supposed not to hear that 1t
made him nervous.
They all sat down TO the dinner
table, and before the meal had pro
crossed very far he caught the hostess
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-09-04
LOTS FOR SALE.

have about 40 desirable
residence lots for sale on easy
terms and at reasonable
prices Will furnish money to
proper parties on long time
with which to build.
A. +. GARDNER,
Greenwood, Miss.