Idaho Mining Wealth in Early Boise Basin History
The article surveys Idaho's mining boom from 1858 onward, detailing prospecting stages from rockers on the Columbia to the Boise Basin rush. It highlights towns like Florence, Warren, Idaho City, Placerville, and Bannock Bar, noting huge production, rapid settlement, and later decline after demonetization, while stressing remaining gold and silver potential and current sale of mines to sustain population.
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Idaho
Columbia River
Elk
Pierce
Florence
Warner
Boise Basin
California
Oregon
Yreka
Jacksonville
Ebvery Place
Owyhee
Rocky Bar
Salmon City
Warrens
Bannock Bar
Tilois Gulch
Idaho City
Placerville
Centerville
Pioneer
Elis
Moore Creeks
Grimes
Granite
Wolf
Ophir
Muddy
Rummer Hill
French Gulch
Mrtlock
Bozels Guiches
Owyhee County
Copelands
Grand Fork
Payette
Sturgill
Yankee Fork
Wood River
Caster County
Dis Cassia, Bear and Bannock
Willow Creek
Ada
Canyon Counties
Grimes’ Pass
Banner
Boise County
Wish I Could Return To boyhood chores and simple days
A nostalgic verse laments wanting to be a boy again with freckles hayseeds and daily tasks from dawn to night. It contrasts rustic toil with an editor of the home paper and a subscriber's status as appearances mislead, then shifts to a mint vault opening scene and scientific notes on bread microbes.
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Bid Solicitation for Bridge Construction in Challis Idaho
The notice invites sealed bids for a bridge project in Challis Idaho with required bids, specifications, and a bid security. It states the board may reject any or all bids and outlines procedural details for entering bids and submission.
Notice to Creditors in unsettled estate record
Fragmented notice from an administrator warning creditors of an estate to present claims. The text is garbled with misspellings and illegible portions but refers to an administrator issuing a formal notice and a deadline by the law. The readable pieces indicate a probate related creditor claim call.
One of Its Noblest Lone
Samuel Gompers previews an August editorial in the American Federationist on the great strike led by the American Railway Union against Pullman. He calls it a landmark labor struggle that failed to achieve its immediate aim but broadened attention to societal wrongs and highlighted Eugene V. Debs. He notes Debs' honesty and urges workers to seek reinstatement rather than a general tool-down, while urging adherence to laws until reform at the ballot box.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federationist
American Railway Union
Pullman
Eugene V. Debs
Managers’ Association
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Challis
Fuster
Boise Mall
Philadelphia
Caleb Whitehead
Washington
Wint Bureau
Frank Sartori
Townsend
W. L. Bosbyshell
Col. Bosbysh
Major Meline
Treasury
B. F. Butler
Mint Bureau
James Eyster
Mint
Troiatki
Wrath
Nature
Troitaki
Board of & Aiuto
Uae
The
Nat Bo
Frese
Slype
Alls
Mmisst
Georg
F. Stgeoree
Vee Stor
Bis
Dubo
Sof Duster