The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-02

"s '~vVt VI uorhe IhcI0K was il
evidence al the race track Saturda,
afternoon. Two local horses wer,
entered for the race and consI derablt
money changed hands az result OF
their Judgment or the lack OF It.
which ever the case may have been
| a. +. Lee came In from the P. s.
L. ranch on Middle Fork this week
He says the indications In his section
OF the country are good for the ensu.
Ing year, but they have had very
little more snow this winter In his
section OF the country than they have
bud hero.
| G. W. Shook was fortunate enough
TO be the lucky bidder In securing
the Ten boy ranch, when the reser.
walton land was put on the market
last fall. lie has been having a
house erected on this ranch and will
move out soon, SO u Is stated by one
OF g. WIS. friends.
Messrs. VIM. Queeny and Paul
tanning were down from the Shenon
and Pope mine near the Hot Springs
the flrst OF the week. These gentle.
men state that they are getting
some high-erade orc ON the dump.
This property yields high grade OF
copper aud gold.
There have been two additions to
the population of the lower country
during the past ten days. John Dyer
aud wife, OF Boyle creek, we're the
happy parents Of u boy and the stork
also left a boy at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Waller, of Carmen
Flats ON the same date.
It Is stated that Mrs. Bacon re-
ceiyed kilograms from Lewiston from
her husband and letters ut various
points along the river, after they got
through the box canyon. We under.
stand Mr.. Bacon states In his letters
that there Is nothing against build.
Ing railroad down the river, ia fact
II Is most feasible route.
a representative OF the Oliver type
writer company was calling upon the |
business men here the last Of the |
week. Saturday he sold four ma
chimes TO the various business
houses 10 town. The Recorder edi.
Tor can now have a machine Mt both
the otiice and the home.
". Il. Taylor, the amalgamator. !
cane up from his ranch at Shoup the
last OF the week to assist In taking
down boat load OF supplies to
shoup. Mr.. Taylor Is undecided
where he viii work at his profession
during the ensuing yoar, but Il for.
tunate In being able to secure a posi-
tion whenever he wants 1t.
Thos. Bullock, J. W. Kadletz and
George Ashton expect to leave In
few days for trip down the river
some sixty miles. They win leave by
boat, taking along enough supplies
to last for some time. They intend
70 build u hume TO catch some OF the
placer gold which is laying around
oose In that section OF the coun try.
IL Is currently reported on the
'treet that there was u meeting Mt
Dillon last week Of the leading men
n the railroad project and that as
esnlt OF the meeting surveyors we're
gain sent over the line to commence
russ sectionina. IL this report Is
rue u looks as u the intention was
o commence work on the road at
nee.
George W. Cronkrite, OF Baker,
pent several days here la town dur
ae the past week. George Just com.
leted his term OF school and came
own to make arrangements for
ouple OF men to 20 up In the main
inge and work on some Of his min.
~ claims on wimpey creek. He left 4
18th couple OF miners Tuesday for
Is claims. In,