Thunder Mountain mining notes and new infrastructure
Reports from Thunder Mountain and H Y Climax describe payrolls, mill upgrades, and an aerial tramway to support ore processing. New 20-stamp mills, a large ore crusher, and a pack bridge across Big Creek at Monumental improve access for packers, with mining districts near Wilson Creek showing promising fissure veins and high grade assays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Abbott
Meade
H. Y.climax
Thempany
Asser
Pearl Mining & Milling Company
Holy Terror
Belleco
Sam Bell
Big Creek
Monumental
Warren
Ramie Ridge
Crooked Creek
Wilson Creek
Jack McGiveny
Middle Fork
Salmon River
McGiveny
Wilson Creek Ct
Wyatt
Walker
Perating
Log Cabin Club
Main
Latah Streets
Julius Lachs
Toveeveit
Busby
Reardon Creek
Comparative Weather For March In Lewiston 1901 1904
Four year monthly weather summary from Lewiston Idaho records by Observer Alps. Key figures include mean March temperature 45 degrees, warmest 47 in 1901, coldest 43 in 1904, highest 74 on March 24, 1903, and lowest 26 on March 6, 1903. Precipitation averaged 1.70 inches with 13 days at or above .01 inch. greatest monthly total 4.05 inches in 1904, least 0.88 in 1903. Wind mostly east with 4 mph average, peak 36 mph from the west on March 14, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Lewiston
Idaho
Observer Alps
California Plans Grand Lewiston Clark Exhibit Building
Portland report outlines California's Lewiston Clark centennial building costing 40000 dollars. The cross shaped two story design features four mission wings Santa Barbara El Carmel Dolores and San Carlos with a central bell dome. Completion aimed for June 1 with a 50000 dollar statewide exhibit supervised by Governor Pardee and commissioner J Ay Filcher.
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Portland
California
Pardee
Santa Barbara
el Carmel
del Monte
San Francisco
San Carlos
San Diego
J. Ay Filcher
History of the Declaration book issued by state department
General William H. Michael published an illustrated history of the Declaration of Independence with biographies and portraits of the signers and the secretary of the congress. Advance copies arrived at the department for use in upcoming exhibits, featuring photographs of the faded document and earlier preservation states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William H. Michael
State Department
Congress
Department of State
Lewiston events and land notices in 1905
A list of upcoming events includes Leberati directing a Temple theater concert on Friday night, March 10, plus court terms and major gatherings in Portland and Lewiston. Notices cover timber land filings by Daniel C. Burr, a timber land contest by William Rutledge, and final proof dates for Frank Schoenberg with witnesses named.
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Leberati
Temple Theater
Lewiston Military Band
National Woman Suffrage Association
Portland
United States Land Office
Lewiston
Idaho
Act of Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
Daniel C. Burr
Genesee
Latah
Congress Orders Printing of Historic Declaration Work
John Hancock presided for the congress with Charles Thomson as secretary. The correspondence surrounding the declaration is presented. Due to the historic value of Colonel Michael’s work, Congress ordered the book printed as a government publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hancock
Congress
Charles Thomson
Michael
Legal notices of numerous homestead and timber land filings
The Interior Department entries at Lewiston Idaho list multiple settlers and contestants filing proofs and notices in March 1905. Names include Jay N. Armstrong, Frank C. Knapp, Isaac Kipp, Frank A. Newnam, Charles E. Marquette, and many Lewiston Webb or Sweetwater residents, detailing land descriptions, residence requirements, and contest proceedings before the land office and register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas EF. Edwards
Forest
Idaho
G. Edward Beckman
George Vannett
James Kenyon
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Lewiston
William Rutledge
Isabel Irwin
Charles H. Garby
United State Land Office
Frank Schoenberg
Joseph Shoemacker
Peter Haupt
Uniontown
Andrew Miller
Peter Miller
J. B. West
Register
Unite’ States Land Office
Jay N. Armstrong
Sweetwater
Frank C. Knapp
Alfred J. Sulfer
Webb
Julius C. Beasley
Walter R. Knapp
Josiah D. Symons
Catherina M. Jess
N. R
Alfred J. Sulier
John McCormack
John Utter
William McCovern
Fairburn
John Evans
Daha
Frank A. Newnam
Willola
Sis. N
Edward D. Cheuvront
Lenore
Francis M. Bavage
Walter W. Gilbert
Franklin E. Gilbert
United States
Lawiatam
Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
Magy Bi Brooks
Nem Bares
Wadik
Simon P. Fitzgerald
Lewisstem
John C. Jansen
Charles E. Marquette
Robert E. Morin
Jay Armstrong
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Mr. Lachs
Steele
American Medical Association
Osis
Seattle
Tacoma
St. Paul
Chicago
New York
ST. Louis
H. Brandt
Spokane
Verkes
Geattica
Oregon Sront Line
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Denver
Riparia
Wash
Pomeroy
Waiteburg
Dayton
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Baker City
Waitsburg
Portland Astoria
Oregon City
Salem Independence
Corvallis
Columbia
Wnamette
Snake River
Kav Riparia
Satuday
W. Mount
Idabe
Isett
Palouse Points
Clearwater Short Line
Culdesac @ Potlatch
Palouse & Spokane
Cullesac & Potlatch
W.J. Jordan
Jaewisten, Spame
D. Charlton
A. GC. P. RK
Prariaye Onncen
W. B. West
Daniel W. Dill
Thomas J. Sampson
Ephriam A. Sampson
William D. Irwin
Isaac Kipp
Janie
McLaren
Nes Perce
Gana
Thuime
Idahey
Marea
Andrew Malm
Ruben Poore
Spencer Clovis
William McLaren
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