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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-06
TENER LAUGHS AT
FEDERALS SUIT
President of Nddona! League Does Not
Consider Action AS Anything
Very Important

Harrisburg, Pa, Jan. 6. Governor j.
Is, Tener, president Of the National
league, refused here today TO take ser
ious, the action filed Yesterday against
the National baseball commission in
Chicago by the Federal league.
% navc no fear Trrcr said, cas-
to the outcome of the legal proceedings
or that the validity OF the national
agreement will be upheld by the coult,
only regret that the Federal league
has Felt impellcd to undertake. to an.
null an agreement which the members
Of that league, as supporters aud ndvG
caters Of the National game know full
well has materially contributed to the
uplitt aud bettermcnt Of the game.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-06
CHEMAWA DEFEATED
BY 0. A. c. rs TO 9
Aggies Experience No Difficulties in
Taking Victory From Fast Indian
Team.

The ChrmaWa Indian training whuol
basketball team stopped off in Salem
today on their way back from CoNpl.
liz. where the o. A. q. varsity team
trimmed them by a score of % to o.
The ChcmawO boys said today that the
intercollegiate rules permitted game
which they were unable to break up
and they were lost before the Aggies
onslaught, The Indians have light,
fast team this year that is above the
class Of the high school teams Of the
valley, but hardly In tho clnss of the
conference colleges
Later in the season they will play a
series of practice games with picked
teams from the Commercial league OF
this city The boys who made the trim
to Corvallis yesterday wcre Kiutus
Jim, captain; K, Dowuic, Robert Ser.
vice, Arch Mcdowell, Frank Chamber
lain, Russell Adams and Aurelius Tai.
bot They play their next game with
the Dnlms National Guordsmon ut nal
last next saturday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-06

The federal commission on industrial
relations of which Frank Z. Walsh Of
Kansas city is chairman, has deter
mined upon sweeping investigation
of the great benevolent organizations
known as foundations The investiga.
tion will open in New York city on
Jan, II, 1915 The commission will in
quire into the affairs Of the Russell
Sage foundation the Baron de Hirsch
fund, all the Carnegie hencyolences,
the Cleveland foundation and seek the
reason for the Rockefeller contribu-
tions to charitable philauthropic and
educational institutions, which now
amount to SS5,OO0OO0, in addition TO
the fund contributed to the Rockefeller
foundation. Il was announced by
Chairman Walsh that these organiza-
tions would be investigated to ascer-
tain If they were menace to the re.
puhlic's future. More than a score Of
the greatest financiers educators and
economists Of the country II was as
serted would be called as witnesses.
In the list are Andrew Carnegie, the
two Rockefellers j, p. Morgan h. II.
Stotesbury, Francis l.. Hine president
Of the New York Clearing House as
sociation; Jacob H. Schiff, u. H. Gary.
II. p. Shonts. Theodore ~ Vail. Dr.
Charles W. Eliot DR.. Arthur 7. Had.
ley Of Yale Seth Low aud others
equally well known,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-06
OPEN NEW RAILROAD,

It had been planned that the New
Electric would have reached Mt, An.
gel, It's terminus, before Thanksgiving
day. However, rails and ties have just
been laid at the terminal and It is to
be hoped that the depot buildings and
other sheds win be proceeded without
further delay. 1t is stated that trains
will be running to this town by the
first week in February, The Mt. An.
gel Commercial club win have wor.
thy club celebration Of the coming Of
the electric curs--Nlt Angel Times
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-06
Tells Judge He Cannot
Keep From Stealing Eggs

Pasadena CAL, Jan. Frank H.
Brooks arrested here this morning for
stealing eggs from grocery store, us.
cured Police Judge Mcdonald that he
could never resist the temptation to
steal eggs, but that the mania did not
affect him with rcspcct to amy other
form Of property The Judge postpon
ed Brooks hearing until Friday to
give time for investigating the prison
er's peculiar malOdy. Brooks gave his
occupation as stcnogNpher At pres.
ent he Is unemployed,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-06
WARES WILL MANAGE
The WICHITA CLUB

Wichita, Nauo lau G.-mficlier
tlyd1 Warcs, formerly member of the
Oakland Coast league club, bat uow
with the st. Louis browns, will bc
manager OF the Wichita club In the
Western league this season, il was nu.
uomycd here today Wichita has uu
option for the purchase OF Wares at
$500,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-06
MINERS INVITED TO
RETURN TO THEIR WORK

Cleveland Ohio, Jan. 6.-Eastern
Ohio coal operators have decided to re-.
open O majority Of their mines and in.
yito 10000 striking miners to return
70 work under the pttsburg wage
scale, which is less than that demand.
ed by the unions
The operators said they were not in.
clined to employ non.union labor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-06
BIG NAVAL APPROPRIATION.

Washington, Jan G,-rhc senate ma.
val committee voted an appropriation
OF 100000 this afternoon for the con.
struction Of marine barracks ut Mare
Island, Cal Estimates submitted to
the full naval committee by the sub
committee were Sl02,3ll,pS5, exclusive
of the building program. us against
SlO3,ii2,0gg lust wear.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-06

Sweet are the uses of adversity pro.
vidrd, Of course, some other fellow Is
enjoying them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-06

\ Young man is not justified Ia
taking mn eye opener because he IA
blindly In love
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-06

When YOU climb aboard the water
wagon in the morning don't ask for
n transfer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-06
X * x x * X y y X x x 4 .

A few words in a Journal
; Want Ad will buy or sell for
; you
; X y * X X X X X * X X X X X
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-08-05

It has been The win or the Great
Ruler Of the universe to call from
our midst our esteemed and beloved
Brother, William Mcdonald, Of Pah-
imaroi RebekAh Lodge, Nay, Idaho.
The long and intimate relations
held with him In the faithful dis
charge Of his duties ss meu ber OF
our lodg', makes 1t eminsntly beft-
ting that We express our appreciation
of hin.
The wisdom and ability he exsrcls.
ed in the aid OF uur lodge by his
service, contFihuii ons, and counsel
will be held in grateful remembrance.
The members OF Pahslmaroi Re.
bekah Lodge No. %. extsnd TO the
brother and other relatives Of our de.
ceased Brother, our heartfelt sym-
pathy In this sad hour OF bereaVe.
ment. We bow in humble suhmis-
sion TO Him who doeth all things
we'll.
Committee; Ethel kobbe,
John 0strom,
Rachel Monks,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-08-05

Idaho Development Co. to Law
renee Sullivan deed to lot 5 block 2
in Leadore. $500.
Thos. Kan. to 6. B. Quarles i2j
lots in Finstur Addition to Salmon
81.
John R. ReddiHgton and wife and
John McGIvney and wife to K. 4.
Williams, wty deed to lot 4, block 2
CIark's Addition to Leadore. Sl.
Anna and Paul Zelms to Lemhi IT.
rigation & Orchard Co. wty. deed TO
22.s acres 81.
United States to Chas. P. Olinger
patent 100 acres.
Charles Doty and wife to Sebastian
Jakoyac wty deed to lots % and . In
block l Abbott s. Preston Addition.
slOO
DIR. F. S. Wright and wife TO Geo.
C. Hudlow wty deed to lot 3 block
BROOKLYN Add. No. q North salmon
$50.
United States to William Sharkey
patent to 80 acres.
United States to James R. Schoon'
over patent to 800 acres.
Nora Y. Whitwsll, William Whit
well and Elizabeth Yearian to Thom'
as YesrIan and wife wty deed to o0N
acres GEAR Leadore $40, $40.
John Carr and Minnie Carr to Isa
| bag Hammond wty deed to land in
Sec p tsp Is n. r, p z. $500.
/ Francis A Preston 10 Jacob Tome
movie wty deed to lots Ana in
tl,ck 2 Abbott & Preston Add. sl7'
Leonard Laucs and George Budg'
TO GUY ". Staplstun Gold Dyke NO.
H. ,, 3, 4, and 5. q
Eugene Taylor and Bernard u
iskow 10 Nm. II. Carpenter q d
- uOld Shaft Fraction" lode claim
Texas Mining Dist. sL
NJ PurkhGrt Jr. to 70" ar
s.,o,ne b, and $. deed 10 uDdi'ioe'
Ions.6Itsenth interest IN mlhlh'
c,,ims ia YELLOW Jacket mihIhi
dist. g., 900.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-08-05

Ing we'll in the merchandise h,s,,.
Mr.. aDd Mrs. Popsjoy run ! good -
tei. Nose Cotter Is the blacksmi,b
OF the town; Grover Cleveland owns
Tue garage; james Quinn has = csnds
store; Mrs. Monk is the postmistress
and also has a store; Frank King is
owner OF the May Flow r Bar wbs,e
tne thirsty can get good drinks. Mr.
Nichols is the barber at at Nav ana
robert Shannon is waite master Ma
as a t"o-room school house; an Odd
reno" and Rebekah lodge and a oun.
lie hall. "
The mines at Patterson creek are
not doing much work this year 60
far, but the people are hopeful that
they will start up later.
Pansimaroi valley from its NINTH
TO Its head is connected by telephons
ana they will soon be able to talk al.
rect to Salmon City. as the poles ara
nearly to Ellis up Salmon river from
Salmon City.
Pahsimaroi valley is we'll supplied
with substantial school houses. Il Is
great big. fine valley and wish II
was all in Custer county-Mas.
senger.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-08-05
SA(AJAWEA, THE
BIRD WOMAN

Tie citizens Of Armstead and Dill
Ion are uniting In the ceremony Of
the unVelling OF n bronze tablet at
Armstead TO commemorate the noble
deeds Of SAGA YEA the Indian .wom-
an who rendered such valuable serv.
ices to Lewis aud Clark at the time
OF their expedition through this part
OF the country. The Daughters Of
the Revolution OF Montana have fur
nished the tablet, through the efforts
OF Mrs. j. w. Scott, OF Arnstead, /,
who is a member Of that oTganiEa.
tlon.
Tuesday, the 18th day Of August
Is the one hundred and te"th ami
yersary OF the scenes Of the Teuniting
OF SacaIawea, the Indian woman,
with the members Of her tribe from
whom she had been taken captive
some years before. The noble deeds
OF this brave IndIan woman are de.
serving Of the monument to be erect
ed on that date. Those in charge OF
this event are planning to hays the
scenes Of that date rs-enacted by the
neIp Of some OF the Lemhi Indians,
Chief Tsndoy IL, being selected a
the leader. The Dillon band and the
Dillon Red Men lodge will be pres
ent and assist in the entertainment
There will be a number OF noted
speakers and men OF national repute
to address the gaherinR, among
whom will he Senator Clark aud o.
ID. Wheeler, OF Sc. Paul, the author
OF the "TIaIl OF Lewis and Clark. .
Tie monument 10 be erected Is 1
huge boulder OF Montana granlte-wi
bronze tablet properly Inscribed OF
the face Of IL.
Tnis event should interest ever
citizen OF this county ~ well ~ tnt
people OF Montana for IL had an in
port ant bearing upon the history o
| tolls section OF IdahO. An effoFi
should be made 20 have . suitable
monument erected Ia Salmon 70 com
meporate the passing Of these noteC
people, who spent sometime At thii
place searching for way on through
the mountninS. IL Ii . worthy en
tefprize and should receive the bell
and encouragement OF all public spir
tied citizens. We w0ule uFRs 81
many -As Gao atteod the ceremonies
AZ Armstsad. The railroad companl
has slgnid1 their willingness 10 fur
nisH specil train for salmon peopl'
providing there are atty OF more peo
pie will go, and offer special "a e.
Let us mainfed neighboFiy spiri
and assist In making this AFFAIR 1
success. Sometime We viii be want
ing to erect a monument here ant
will want our neiKhbOrs TO help a
so let as set q good example 10 then
by a large attendABos from here a
the celebration II would be sucl
good opportunity 10 send dSlega
j ton b boost for our coming eOuot.
fair. Somlons volunteer 10 take tn
lead aud others will follow.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-08-05
AGrsat Valley.

'''naroi is nne OF the big and
'alleIs OF Idaho, and it is filed
"u 'W or more OF the best peo-
Earth, who are for the most
Pespefous and content. The
must be 81 miles in length and
'~' or more miles 10 width,
"sfF place that water can be
-e'e are farms But in the val
~ are thousands of acres OF
iarm land thai some day
sustained by the government
reservoirs, storing the
.. Big creek and Pahsimaroi
LAST tuesday water was
,l1o TIE big new irrigation
- he Sc, Davis, e,c., 40 miles
N The water Is from Biz
- Afol is a big stock aud farm.
=: and haying is now in full
ad a big crop.
'ue principal town in the
J.i l business fairly good. In
a.A,.,, 'Strom has a fine general
49, store and is doing a big
ar, Cleveland is also do,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-08-05

der the Carey Act as TO the lands re-
llnQuishsd by the State OF Idaho on
February 10 1913, such Cancellation
to become and be effective on aud
after the hour Of 0 O'Clock A NJ, on
August "a, 1915 II not otherwise
appropriated 0r reserved, applications
for entry OF lands covered by this or
der may be received 10 this otiice on
an after August 4, 1915, and such APP
pIicstlons will be held suspended uh-
III August "A, 1915, the date on
which the cancellation beeo si-
fectivs, as provided Ia circular No.
ia.
Ths lands affected by this order are
situated In T. Is s., r. 26 Z. Sec.
5, W. y. Lot ,, Sw. L Of SE. y: Sec.
g. all; Sec. Z, N.h SW, u, NV, 4
Of Sc. 4; Sec, 5. NV. u NV. "a 0I
NE. Il T. Is n, Z. % E.. Sec. J,
n. =, sE. i, NV. ! cf Sc. Z ard
+. y Of SE 4 Sec. II, \. = Il 81.
Y Sc. \. Of Sc. 4 Sec. Y, W. r.
Sc. \ and y. y Of Ne. "a; Sec. b.
NV i. y. \ OF sW. Il, ". = oI
NE. 4. NE.A ONE. 4. and NE
4, of sE. =. Il. 10 y, %, Z SEC
~, :. 4 Of sW L 5. = " 81. I
See 30, Lots /, ?, }, and 4 and Sc. /
Of sW. A;s. = Of Sc. A; Sec. 81
All: Sec. ,, all.
J. E. WILLIAMS,
Register
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-08-05
COMMISSIONERS
AFTER HIGHWAY

Ihe Lemhi county conn issinners
are following up the plans Of tie
Custer county officials and already
steps have been taken toward secur.
Ing the survey OF tue state highway
through this county. The state
highway commission has notified our
oficiais tnat the proposed line from
Challls through Lenhi county To the
Montana state line has been desig.
mated a. state highway. Commits
si9ner Ramey has taken the matter
up with the commission aud intends
to use every effort to have the survey
made as soon as possible 50 that work
may be started soon on the highway.
In building this road Lemhi coun-
ty would have the most difficult part
to build. From Mackay to Challis
the road Is not difficult, but from the
mouth OF the Pahsimarol to the Mon
tana state line will require a huge
amount OF work and big sum OF
money, II the requirements OF tine
commission are followed. These 70.
| quirements call for 24-foot roadbed
with not to exceed 5 per cent grade
In the narrow canyons OF the Salmon
river 1t would cost 40 enormous sum
to build a road OF that kind.
Some months ago Surveyor Crandall
made a survey Of the road from Glib
louisville to the Montana state line
and submitted an estimate OF the
cost Of construction, which was some.
where In the neighborhood OF $4,000.
Montana has already completed her
portion OF the road to the line, s.
that when Lemii comes through
with her portion We will have made
the connecting link.
There are miles Of road which have
already been built by the county for
which credit would be given. The
commission proposes to pay ons-third
of the cost and the county tWo-thirds
At present the commission seems K
be short Of funds. but II the eountie,
will make the su rvey they viii be re-
imbursed later from the funds at the
disposal of the commission. The let
ter to Chairman RAmey from the sec
retaTy Of the commission states thai
there will be another meeting Of th'
highway commission this month ana
advises taking the matter up with
them, which the commissioners plar
to do, sending a representative to th'
meeting II It is thought advisable.
No ons can estimate the gOoC
which a state highway through thi
couaty will do. 1t is true that thi
county will have 10 spend "a good dea
Of money to secure the benefits, bu
we cannot afford TO let this opportun
ity slip bv without any effort and /
is hoped that the people will stan'
by the commissioners In their effort
to secure this road. Once the road !
built It will then be kept up by th'
state, so the first cost is all that vii
be necessary to always have goo'
roads from one end Of the county &
! the other.
There is one feature OF this prnpo
J s!tlon which will help Us and that i
the assistance which the forestry bu
reau Is willing TO give, II Is under
, stood that that department OF tn
govern nent Is willing - spend som
r s.. 600 on road work for this county
1t is a project which will requir
! careful handling, but we are build
d ing for the future.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-08-05
TRANSFERS AND
PATENTS RECORDED

VIM. Fl. Shoup, guardian OF EN-
NETT Brown to G. B. HoVey deed to
l0l.20 aces consideration $50.
James T. Spencer and wife to Mil
dred dred Havemann wty deed to lot
6 block Is Salmon, consideration
S673.35.
U. S. to Herher c. Christensen
patent to 100 acres.
Citizens National Bank to E. S.
Edwards q. C. d. to so acres of land
and 6 interest In Pope ditch, con-
sideration $500.
Leslie W. Adams to Robt. N. Gray
wty deed to land in section 10 and IL
twp. Is N. R. 25, con. Sl76O.
Philip Rand and wife to Geo. II.
Monk Wty deed to lots IA and Is
block l, and lots IA and Is block 2,
and lot l6 block Riverside sub
division Salmon, con. s425.
United States to Ira Gable patent
to l6l SO acres.
United States to Francis L. Clarke,
patent 100 acres.
United States to Frank Fl. Sey-
mour patent to 800 acres.
Charles A. Spencer to A. ]. Nc
FarIand and T l.. Mcfarland Wty
deed to 100 acres, consideration $500.
James f Spencer and Henrietta
Spencer to A. j. aud T. L. McFar-
land wty deed to 100 acres, considera-
tion $500.
Joseph G. Kline and wife to Jacob
A. line wty deed to l60 acres and in-
terest in ditch, consideration $1,000.
Lazar George Hober, admtnistra'
Tor of tile estate Of Andrew Ho0er,
deceased, and Gnita Hober to Edward
MAlloy q. C. d. 1895 acres OF un-
patented land, consideration $500.
Willis K. Folks and wife, OF Law
renee Kas. to Joseph Noodle lois 10
and l6 10 block Brooklyn addition
| No. 6, consideration $3.50.
Carl D. Slaughter and wife to FREQ
j. Cowen WHY deed to parts ot lots :
and block 5 n. Salmon, con. $3.50.
John E. Erickson and j. F. Erick.
son to Charles Mack q. C. d. TO Goid
Ridye'No. mining claim.
! W. +. Stone and Q. L. Webb to
I,oadore Lumber company lots ~ 2o'
% and 30 in block of East Leadore
toWnsite.
J.H. Lunyan to Gilmore Gold' Sill
YER. and Lead Mining company mih-
ing claims Eva and Jennie 10 IeNaS
Mining Dist. -,
united States to Albert Jackson
patent 40 acres ia
United Stat to Mortimer" Ao'De l-
RaiI,o DAD company patent 10 ~ acres -
IN twp - y. r. % E., sec. . ana ~
acres in Sec. 2j, tap. Is \. K. q e
, and other lands. 49,.
Peter Mckinney and vile TO MN,
ME NJ. Shenon wty deed to lots anu
> bl elk , Of Ma haitian Addition ~. "
80 on, half interest to lot 3 IN o'O''
/, 81. ..,r..,o, Il
rdsards tax deed to T." ," =
) S.c - y, twp. 2lN. R. p E, SIS 81
limited states to Belle Sehoono's'
G, r. Quarlss and wife to l, L, u y
xayIor ~ ~ wty deed to lots to "a IN
, elusive block l6 Fins'at Au'
D $40. .tfs 10 NJ
,, ", Friedors ~tv deed to ,..s lot = 'Ios' .5o
: Clark.s Addition to Lead0Fs' ~
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-08-05

Bot Mr.. Ludwig suFmised that
there was something doing, and the
brother uhose duty u Was 10 get him
there, after using al his pOwers OF
psrsuaalon, had 70 tell bin What vas
doing before hs would consent 70 60.
Thus the surprissTs we're surprised.
But a vscy pleasant evening was en-
joyed by those present and Mr.. Lud-
Wig wss presented With many bsauti-
fol fioAers TO remember the occasion
by. Refreshments asrs served and
the evening passed quickly Sith
ames and music.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-08-05

Last Friday syeninR the members
Of Hugh Duncsn Chapter q. Z. ).
gathered at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J. Dempsey and spent q So
cIal evening. The purpose Of the
gathering vas to surprise one Of the
Brothsrs, A c. Ludslg, and 10 pre-
cent him With hoNers, Whlsh It ID
customary 70 send TO . sick OF atiiict
I'd member, and which bad not been
aIvsn TO bin during the time tbai
be vas crippled.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-08-05
ABSTRACT OF
LEM1PS WEALTH

Ihe following is the Ab1tract Of
the Assessment Roll for Lemhl Conn
" Tor the year 1915:
LANDS OUTSIDE CITIES, TOWN.
SITES, ETC.
No. Acres Aver. Amt.
Agricultural 33SS2 S27.54 sSl9ssl 90
Timber, stone 800 1912 loOO 90
Mineral land 1925 35l 1884 90
Grazing land 53490' s.a3 53136oO 90
waste lands 603 500 30l5. 90
IMPROVEMENTS LANDS OFT
SIDE CITIES, TOWNSITEs, ETC.
Imp. on Ptd. farm lands. Slsoslo. 90
Imp. on Ptd. mineral lands 577s5. 90
Imp. on Ptd. gov. lands le4OO 90
IMPROVEMENTS IN CITIES.
TOWNSITES, ETC.
business lots Sl34l65. 90
Resident lots 26sAas 90
IMPROVEMENTS ON LAND IN
CITIES, TowNSITES, ETC.
Improvements on town lots. 342475. 90
EQUITIES IN STATE AND
STATE TIMBER.
Land equities S34s5. 90
CATTLE
Graded ll6 s5t.O3 5000. 90
Common 1855 30.o7 1855 10. 90
MIX ss4 1000 353so %
Calves 58O6 l4.ss s3397 90
HORSES
Graded 1915 1878 $1,000. 90
Stock 234O 365. IS s5543 az
stations 81 H7.34 1915. 90
Mules 20 98.55 25lO .OC
Sheep, com. 2S55l $50 lOOO3l. 90
Bogs, com. 2Os7 6.ls I2sll.0C
Merchandise, General lOO393. OF
Vehicles, wagons and bug.
giles 22Sl5.OC
Private libraries, misc. 2s30. OF
Surgical and scientific In
struments, misc. $40. 0(
Tools OF mechanics, all
kinds 268s5. OK
Household goods and fur
niture, misc. 47460. o.
Furniture aud fixtures,
misc. lO66O. o.
Harness, robes saddles,
misc. lO650 .O(
-
Mills and machinery, misc. 25770. o.
! PROPERTY NOT OTHERWISE
CLASSIFIED.
Bank stock S94592. "
DredRe boats l0l760. q
NET PROFITS OF MINES.
One company reported 1892. O
------
Total 50, s94, 5O4. o.
Less exemptions accord
ing to law 1876, 242.OO
Total assessment Valu-
alton, 3,75s, 262.O
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-08-05

w. 4. baron left Tuesday morning
for Salt Lake where he will meet his
parents and sister and accompany
them TO the exposition and later re-
turn with them TO Psnnsylvania.
Mr.. Baron has been In Lemhi county
for the last two years teaching school.