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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-10
FLYING MACHINE ATTRACTION
AT LENHl COUNTY FAIR

President Wright of the Fair asso-
citation. informs a representative Of
The Recorder that arrangements
have been made to secure an aero
plane to make several fights during
the fair. The aviator with whom
the contract has been made is very
successful operator and has the repu-
tatlon of being reliable. He viii do
all the fancy stunts which are now
done wi h flying machine.
This will be a great attraction and
should bring the people from the re-
motest parts of the county n see IT.
There Is no doubt about IT being a
success. The things which these
aviators do are marvellous and will
give US an opportunity to see some
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-10

Of the wonderful thirgs when we
have been reading about for so long,
but which seems almost impossible
to us.
Besides the flying machine there
will be number OF goud races at the
race tract. There are several horses
being trained now for this part OF
the program. There seem to be
nothing but bad weather can prevent
this coming county fair being great
success.
The railroad and stage lines have
offered reduced rates OF one and one
third fares for the round trip and
free transportation for your exhibits,
which should insure good display.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-10

Messrs. Giles and Franz Andrews
mines Thursday.
VIM. Wallace came In from hIs
mines on Moose creek and has ac-
cepted the position as clerk at the
Shenon Hutel.
Miss Gladys Whitwell TetuFaed
home Monday from visit with the
Yearian family and from q trip 70
the Dillon fair.
We have been Informed on reliable
authority that the Carmen Dyke and
the Queen OF the Hills are going to
start up soon putting about twenty
or twenty-five men at work on each
property. The Dyke management
are Installing q dTill and are to start
SO ne time from the tenth 10 the Of.
tenth of this month. A Mr.. Bennett
Is now In charge at the Queen and
expects to have the mill ready To be-
gin at about the same time. Before
the mine closed down few years ago
extensive development work was done
aud ore got out so that nov they have
but to start the mill upon the ore
previously gotten out. with these
two properties running close to town
it will add considerable to the pay
roll OF this vicinity.
Capt. GuIeke left the Salmon wharf
| last Friday with passenger boat FOR
the lower country. The boat was
constructed for the purpose OF taking
a hunting party down as far 81
| Painters. Among the passengers
were Messrs. Ballard and Love, ol
w est baden, Ind j. Nj. Holzworth
OF N. Y, and MIR. Painter, who are
going on down tile river; j. NJ. Ia
pies and j. A. Wolcott, to Shoup
Fred Catlln, nr. Hart, Chas. Scnuiti
ana Harry Cannon to Gautler ranch
Toe four last named gentlemen re
turned to Salmon that evening b.
auto.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-10

ing that the assessment WIS iupfop-
er and asking that the order for the
sewer be set aside. d,
Councilman LaM0ngan 7 ported
that he had speat sl30 on the grad
ing vest Of the bridge and he Was
authorized 70 90 ahead with the
work up tO the amount Of 800.
The eity engineer vas asked 70
make a report oa two crossings and
cutters 90 Main street.
III. T.. OstFaBder and J. L. watkins
appearsd and asked the council il
they would pay anything towards 50
instructor for the band. This re-
auest was lad upon the table until
next meeting.
/" A motion vas passed that the city
engineer see that q Gem MT walk "a'
nut In connecting the walk In from
Of the property OF Attorney Whit
romb with the walk In front of s'hI
school grounds.
The engineer WIS instructed to re
ouire a bond Of s25 wherever a seNe
connection will be made, to insur
the work being done In a DTorer way
IL was q owed that a warrant b
draun to tile County Fair AssOcia
tiop fer the amount Of 200. Afte
which ths meeting was adjourne
ntil next Wednesday night.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-10

Miss Della Mahoney il visiting her
mother, Mrs. Alice Mahoney at Lees.
burg this week.
Neal McDevitt went over to Lees
burg this week 10 look after some
mining business.
Mrs Ray Phillips and daughter,
who have been spending the summer
In Leesburg, are guests Of friends In
salmon this week.
The Ladies Auxiliary will serve an
evening dinner the second day Of the
County Fair, October seventh. The
place will be announced later.
John McGlil left town the middle
Of the seek BY way Of Lsesburg to
the mouth Of Big creek where he
contempIates taking up = ranch.
i +. W. johnson, WIfs and children,
OF Pittsburg, Penn, are visitors In
salmou this week. Mr.. Johnson has
bsen here before and Il negotiating
for some ranch property In this coun-
ty.
G. L. harris, . sheep berdeT for
VIM. WittsnbeFg, recently killed =
bear and tao cubs on Carmen creek.
There is q bounty Of sl0 per head for
beaFs.
. Ed Bettingsr, Of st. Anthony, Ida
Tho, has been In the city for ths
greater part Of ths week looking oyei
the drug situation with the view OI
= purchasinga drug store.
Dr. Walter Lee came In the irst o.
y the week from the Biz Hole country
z where he is located at his profession
: Hs says that he Is enjoying yer!
= satisfactory practice. He came ove
S 10 his Ford Car and says that th'
= roads on this side OF the divide ar
Is much better than these On the Mon
,. tana side.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-10
FORMER sALMoNEGIRL MARRIED

The many friends of Miss Ethel
Clayton will be pleased 10 hear OF her
marriage, the following particulars
of which were taken from the Santa
Cruz Daily Sentinel.
santa Cruz Is 10 lose one Of Its
most popular teachers In Miss Ethel
Hazei Clayton, teacher Of piano and
voice. who has been director Of the
choir of the Congregational church
for some months past. She came TO
santa Cruz 10 reside last December
b. Join her parents here.
Sine fell In love With this city, but
as She had previously fallen 10 love
with Young business man of Poca.
tell, Idaho, this city loses and Poca'
tello wins.
Theodore ]. Turner Of the latter
city has been ln Santa Cruz for sew.
eral DAYS. making arrangements u
take his prize away with MIN. ~
/ Is manager, secretary and treasurer
of the Turner Trust Co, ineorporat
ed 90 do banking and abstract ousi
ness in p0cateliO
4 Mg. Turner's father has been may
or Of Pocatello for two terms, - vel
a. bainQ state auditor. United State
| commissi neT and chairman OF TIA
state highway commission.
TIE wedding will take place neK
Monday morniog, August 5Oth, q
the uome.0f the parents of the bride
I Mr.. ana Mrs. Hm Clayton At .
4 spr ice st Rev. L. b. Briggs ofiieias
ing
Tue contracting parties were schot
mates together Ia their earlier days
and have "A host OF friends TO Wis
them joy In their welded iifa.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-10
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS

The board of county commissioners
of Lemhi county, Idaho, met In spec
ial session pursuant to call made on
the 23rd day of August, 1915, for the
purposes therein stated, viz, to re-
ceive and con sIder bids on the proper
ty, both real and personal owned by
LenIhi county, the order for the sale
of which was made on the 18th day
of July, 1915, and It appearing to the
members of tile board, all being pres
ent, that nutice of such sale has been
given for thirty days by publication
as required by law and proof of such
publication has been made and duly
filed, and the time of such sale as
fixed by said notice, that is 70 say 2
O'Clock p. m. having arrived, the
property owned by Lemhi county,
Idaho, and described in said n1tice OF
sale was offered at public auction by
the Clerk OF the Board.
The first property offered for sale
was the property known as the Gold
Ridge property, consisting of Gold
Ridge and Highland Consolidated
Lodes, Survey No. 2034, together
with all improvements situated
thereon or appurtenant thereto; also
machinery and equipment used Ia
connection with said property, con-
sisting of / l0-stanp mill, apparently
complat l Blake rock crusher, Win
grizzley. ] centrifugal pump, uh'
dershot water wheel,..S cyanide tanks
"a #. in diam, 315 feet deep, solu'
tjon tanks, 9 #. diam, 6 #. deep,
, solution tanks, It. diam, 4 IT,
, deep. ? solution tanks u 1T. diam
, 81 #. deep, 10 shoes and 9 dies' TN
II. 16 in. rubber betting, 40 feet, SIN
: 100 feet 6 in., u to Is hundred IL.
g rail. l 3-ft. bellows, 5o.pound anVll
' mine cars, poor condition, 30 sticK'
D timber lOxlOxl4, l6, 1870 sticks 2zlZx
S IA II sticks l2x24x20, 5 sticks l2Xl2x
e "a : sticks l6xl6x1s, 100 sticks Zxo
t x16 and vas sold to o. Z. hirkpa'
/ rick and A. c. Ludwig for the sur
y of $3.50. 80. said bid being the high
: est and best bid made for the proper
9 ~ ana it was by the board ordefe
that a deed be executed by the boar
!. of county commissioners, 2onVeylh
# al of said property to said p"rcha'
e ers.
g Tba property known as the Singis'
IS nroperty was then offered for sale al
e there being no bidders, the sale
5 the said property vas postponed m up'
Wonday. the 18th day Of Sept, 1913
% lots 10. II, IL, l3, IA, 10 OF block
s. young's subdivision to Saim'
la townslte. together with all impfoV
of ments thereon was offered for sa
IN md sold to A. c. LId"ig for u
5, sum Of s3l5.O7, said bid being q
o. highest and best bid made, ana
n wa, ordered y the board that de
te he executed By tine board eohFeyi
d. aid nrogerty TO said a. Z. Lud "i
in No fnrtber business appearing It T"
in ordsr.d that the board do adJou
-. die l.. f. Ramsy, Chairman
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-10

erty, explaining from time 10 time,
the nature, dip, and extent OF the
ore body. and the many interesting
features Of workable mine.
The visitors, 10 addition TO hr.
Emerson Hin, manager, Mr.. Harry
Kelly, a director OF the eonplny, con-
sisted OF Mrs. Harry Kelly, Mrs.
Shsnon, Mr.. and Mrs. W. ii. o.
BrIeu, Miss Nell Cherry, and Messrs
ii. q. Haines, A. @. Cherry, l. e.
Glennon, Chas Schultz, Arthur Lud'
wlg and Harden Cherry.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-10
NOTICE.

All Odd Fellows and their Wives,
Renekahs and their husbands are cor
daily invited TO be present At the !
o. o. Il. Temple Monday evening,
september 10th at s O'Clock p. m. to
commemorate the Gath anniversary OF
Rebekah Oddfellowship.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-10
ELLIS-GRUBB.

A quiet wedding took pla'e 'he
uaek wednesday at the parlors oil ,ii Inc
Lemhi Hotel sheu Mr.. Roiiin Ems E.lis
aud Miss Frances Grutb "eie upiVeu
Indee Ind MeCrackeu performed the cete'
mony which was witnessed - NJ
narents of the bride, Mr.. ara NiN'
George Grubb. -oo-,o A
TIE groom is a son ol oso, % ,ro.
Eli, and wife, of Ellis anu i., ~
I,s.s ,ressiye young rancher. The !,s DEla'
- daughter OF G mmissiOner Oruol
and wife, of May, and a h'snS ..as,
sas,,ed s Young lazy. They reVor"s'
m their home Thursday.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-10
fN RULE
lVS WEALTH
Contributed. }

far as quartz mines are
In the early days the
ass we're almost invariably
4 ooerated by our own peo-
onartz deposits, however, |
.rally gravitated into the
Of outside investors, ana
.dyenlitiouslV worked un
,eetion of nonresident cor
The Alta Mining COM
Idaho corporation, which
,scured full possessory title
ldeu Rule group, is differed
hy Salmon citizens, and all
shoIders at the present time
,nts and business men OF
and vicinity. The deVel-
and future management OF
il therefore a local enter
which reason we take more
NJ interest in the prospects
"a producing mine within
ur city.
ne Two principal questions
II in forming an opinion as
lobable future of a mining
on: foremost is the charac-
/. and value OF the mineral
developed and exposed In
itself, and the practical
problems connected with the
treatn ent, or shipment OF
Of almost as great impor
he next question, having to
be management, the total OF
tiOn, the amount of stock
sued and what the company
sw for 1t.
Ing these matters in order,
describe the mine itself,
On the right hand, or south
of Jesse creek, the Colder
up Of quartz claims are To-
mt four miles from the city
]. The most available pres
Of travel to inspect thi!
Is to drive SIX miles up tht
road, from which point al
has been constructed lead
to the claims, a further dis
less than two miles. ThI
HgS us first to the shaft ol
En- Rule claim. This Silaf
bout eighty feet Vert'call
sdge, and shows high-grad
throughout its entire depth
Of the shaft is tapped ny
9m the surface, which tun
. projected into the hill
distance OF about twent
!. Emerson Hill, who has re
zen put in charge of the fl
elopment OF this properly,
aged in sampling the Oh
exposed. Across the fac
annel, width of four fee
samplihg the returns al
gold and A. ounces in 81
snort distance back from tt
le shaft he has run a ne
On the lead, showing I'll
this ! cality to be betW zen
. vide and seemingly of
We az where sampled; the r
m tile pling of this po
ne ledge have not vet BET
Some time ago Mr.. JahnI
pies from the ore chutes 9
tllls tunnel, which sampl
iyed at Cotopaxi, Col, Il
.eIng; Average sample aloI
eaute, s. 20 in silver and 9
The face of tuunel samI
$3.50 in silver and S34
y Allen, formerly of tt
% obtained results confirI
values. A conservative
I the ore in sight betwe
! aud the surface is over II
ien' placing the average Y
: - 800, OOO in the first
spth on the ore chute.
sAe lower tunnel is run
several hundred feet belo
places the ore boiy
persist at from 8 to l6 (
aud Is said tc carry (
Nue In gold Mr.. Alls
u this tunnel taken so
a'erageu sl6, 50 in gold .
u s'iVer. MT. HiIl's 50
u0' jet progressed beyi
AoFkings, as given abo
lp'ates side drift from
A hundred feet wit
8 which, in his judgms
' ilch ore chute exp sec
Sorkings, in a few fee
eSt tunnel, six hund
Tue shaft, has been aba
Years, and has caved
lees from the portal
'e'in is reached, no e
s exposed fer about
s'h' and is frequently
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-10

John Brown Was IN Salmon CO III
AZ from mis- ranch near The COiu
Springs Station.
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432 Lamont w,6.b23. 90
1913 LIST NV, Or, b. 22.S,
1927 LIST NV, 6r.b.22.1
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1914 d ne. er,b. 1850
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1908 sth sc. orb. 1886
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1904 Water sw. stOl2.O
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ai! 10th nv sr,b go 90 800 Mo av nw.12r ba0 IS
1912 Calv ,lOr .2b 5000 els sw. Or. b.. 50
1924 t;srfi'd Tor, 2ha5.OO 10 7th 1850
1878 Hobart NV. ,bbSO0 332 Del Nv ne .6r bl5. 90
1907 Kenyon NV. Tor, 1925 Montell" ne. 1900
2h 5000 614 Morton nv Or ESQ
1875 Il av,1or.b 500" 1ol4 a1st NV. 6r. 81
ESQ Wis av1or. 90 1o43 cissel al nw.4r6 so
COCA Morgan NV :, rooms and hath go. SO so
l.: Quincy 81 NV. ) rooms and hath. ESQ
2o6 Isl st. nv. rooms and bath. 1850
2%tti. Georgia ave NV. rooms & bath. 1900
-iil. Quincy ST. nc. rooms and bath. 1900
COIDREn
2ala 18th NV, b 81 5Ol 1909 18th NV. 1r..1s00
1925 18th NV b .30hO 1ll9 Sd NV r.. Ii. ~
1921 !. NV. Tor, h 30 so 1917 Sc. Or, b. 1850
I7is V NV. Or. b..o75o $40 y II av NV .6.bl550
1911 18th NV 6rh. 28N0 SIS Goth NV Or. 1850
18,a T nv. Or. b. 70 10 709 cath NV. Or. IL 80
1929 18th NV. 200 BIB Del av ne. ar. 90
164 Harvard.6r. b..205Ot 4l9 Richn pl nw.6r1Oa0
1888 NJ NV, Or. 20 so 1914 NV, Ar. 10 80
The Temple 1lO2 3f6 sw, A.. .lO5'i
Il. 3r 500 2357 9Th NV. Ar. $50
~ ]. NV 6r. h. .2050 .. SHOWS NV, Or. $50
112s Vermont av ,6r1a.5O
OFFICES
few desirable rooms In the Union Trust build
inc. tn" handsomcst and best located office build
Ing in the city. Prizes from. $500 to $500
i6c-64 Louisiana ave. : stories. -
1928 Connecticut ave. -.....,.. 5000 to 10000
1901 II st. NV. basement. ......-....... 5000
I144 Pa. ave. office and coal yard. .......
The Sterling. 1915 Calvert St. rm. in hsmt 25G1
Century bldg. 412-14 9Th st. NV SIC. 80 to $500
1904 II st. NV. rooms .--....-....... 2o.M
1421 T NV. rooms and s..........-.-. 900
entire bldg y. 'sao.oc NJ, upper part '.' 5. 90
1l31 9Th NV, entire 90l 9th NV. $500
building .125 90 .44n 18th 1000
40 11th NV. .1o5.0Ot 921i2 y Y ay. ten
$500 18th NV. 10000 ants account. 81 80
1926 ar. $500 ei11 18th nv. 90
1i2I f NV. mrnt 1900 2436 18th NV. 1000
STABLES AND GARAGES.
1146 Gov al NV. I COO yrt Rear 81 %. on
No ,. 81 116. as 10 2O21 Gov alley nv 90 90
Rear 1901 y II av 10. 90 Rear 800 Mo NV Sis
Rear I'll II NV. 300
PRINTED BULLETINS SHOWING ALL PROP
ERT1FS FOR RENT Will. BE FURNISHED ON
APPLICATION.
THOMAS j. FISHER 4 co. Inc.
at II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-17

4. ave.
1872 a1st. 1r, w,g.2.oo
1927 9th. 1r. ". g.1S.5O
1918 NJ. 2r. ". G. 1850
COLORED FLATS
2013 18th. 81, Or, b. 70. so
Sol sd. q. ST.. b.lS.O
SOFA 23d. 2n,5r.b.16.bO
COLORED.
1i39 10Th, Or. b. 30. 80
ll41 10Th. Or. b. 80. 60
1872 WslIach, Or. 81. so
2216 II, IT. b -. Is 90
922 24th. sr. b. ..2S. 50
2002 X. 7r.h. lat. .2s.D
10lS 10Th. 1r. b.. ESQ
2013 X. 7r. w.. .G.5U
1908 27th. 7r. b. lat 20. 50
7l3 Goth. 7r, W. 1880
1893 10Th. 6r. w.-.18.D
PIT II. 7r. ". ....ls.H
606 Acker, Or, b.. 1880
ll4S 3d, 4r, ", sta. 17.D
1902 23d, 5r. w...16.S0
1854 VI. Or. w...15.0
113S 23d, Or, w...16.1
l7O6 Seaton. Or. ". 1850
ia Path. Or, w....14.50
243s Eye. 5r. w...i4.o0
bl2 Path. Or. ". .14.0
2222 Va Az. Or. w..14.0
937 cath. Or. w.. 1880
1920 +. 6r. w.....12.JO
8St 24th. ar. w....i2.a0
21cs r. Ar. w.....12.hO
2434 Ga Nv, Cry 80
91+ 27tn, Or, w...11.5O
2017 \ Y ay. 5r.w.ll.60
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