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Weiser Signal

Location

Weiser, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1902

Page

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IG Improvements Promised After Water Bond Victory

After bonds passed, mayor and city council pledge to launch water plant construction starting September. Signals indicate major impact on property values and new brick structures rising within the year, with Dr. B. L. Steeves expanding land purchases to support a two story brick next to the alley and urging the Signal to relocate.

Indue B. L. Steeves R. B. Lockwood Second Street New Purchase

Merritts Win Big Ore Deal in Mesaba Field

The Mesaba Central Land Exploration Company sold all Mesaba holdings in Duluth to a Pittsburg syndicate led by H. Jennings for 250000 dollars. The deal includes the Rep Iron and Steel Company mine and an 18 cent ton royalty with a minimum annual cut of 75000 tons. N. B. Merritt Al C Hubbell and Thomas Merritt brokered negotiations over six months, with funds placed in the First National Bank of Duluth. The syndicate plans thorough ore prospecting on eighty acres leased to Rep Iron and Steel. The Merritts formed Mesaba Central Land and Exploration with Alfred Merritt as president and H. Merritt as secretary.

Duluth Evening Herald Merritts Weiser V Herald Mesaba Central Land Pittsburg H. Jennings Repic Release Public Iron and Steel Company N. B. Merritt al C. Hubbell Thomas Merritt First National Bank of Tluth Rep Ir Tron and Steel Company Mesaba Central Land and Ex‘ration Company Alfred Merritt Sident D W. Palmer RH. Palmer Wis H. Merritt

Mountain View District Miners Eye Five Mile Black Lake Claims

Tyson and D M Cane of Yette stopped at their office en route to mines in the Mountain View district. They have claims about five miles west of Black Lake to develop. E B Hunter of Payette is involved. Ledges range from 1 inches to 12 feet thick, assays run as high as 60 with gold, averaging 20 in concentrate.

Tyson D. M. Cane Yette Wotala View Black Lake E. BE. Hunter Payette

County Bees Bother Auditor as Bees Occupy Courthouse Window

Washington county holds a swarm in the county Auditor's office window, described as domestic bees rather than political. Auditor Smith reports the bees bother him, while Thomas Nelson plans to inform teachers that a courthouse ring is distributing honey to voters this fall.

Washington County Thomas Nelson Smith

Reform School Proposal Faces State Legislature

The Educational committee of the Woman's Columbian club will study establishing an Industrial School in the state to reform youth. Mrs Gainer, state librarian, has pamphlets on the subject and a meeting will form plans to present to the next legislature. Mrs William Bryan leads the effort hoping to avoid stigma by naming the institution Industrial.

Woman's Columbian Club Gainer William Bryan Bryan

Weiser Building Prospects Rise With Water Works Promise

The Signal notes lack of empty buildings stalls growth while water works attract capital. Judge Quarles plans a two story brick. T C Galloway may build a hotel and opera house next year as others announce plans. Gipson and Lee named candidates, drawing strong party support.

Quarles Fosselman T. C. Galloway Weiser Boise

Weiser Man for Congress Nomination Reported

At Moscow last week Rev. H A. Lee of Weiser was honored with the nomination for congressman. He is an ordained minister and local civic leader, praised for community service and political engagement. The brief notes the nomination but provides no further details on campaign plans or dates.

Moscow H A. Lee Weiser

Rost Block Sold in Laker City for 25000

One of the largest property transactions in the city’s recent history occurred last evening when the Rost block at the northeast corner of Front and Washing streets was sold for 25000. Buyers were Carl Adler of Crystal Place Louis Sommer of Baer and Sommer and Miles Lee of Lee Brothers.

Laker City Front and Washing Street Carl Adler Crystal Place Louis Sommer Baer

Chance for Weiser school bonds loan rates outlined

County superintendent Mias Harper states the State fund board will loan money on school bonds at five percent for amounts under twenty thousand and four and one half percent for twenty thousand or more. Districts seeking bond issues are assured a ready purchase at a low rate of interest.

Mias Harper State Fundh

Will Remove Seven Devils Standard Notices in Landore

The Seven Devils Standard of Landore announces its removal to the Meadows in the fore part of this month. Mr. Eollin has shown tenacity in staying with Seven Devils despite unfavorable conditions.

Seven Devils Landore Eollin

Delegates to county convention set for early May primary dates

Republican primaries will choose delegates on the 9th, with the county convention at Cambridge on the 13th. Precinct votes schedule east Weiser at the courthouse, middle Weiser at the World office, and west Weiser at the West Kool.

Cambridge East Weiser Middle Weiser World Office West Weiser West Koolhouse

Gold Discovery At Placer Creek Sparks Roosevelt Camp Rush

A large surface showing of free gold is reported on Placer creek a tributary of Marble creek about 19 miles south of Dewey. The find by Dick Wiggers and associates from Colorado draws a rush with over 40 locations in five days. The gold is dark in soler and oxidized in porphyry quartz rock. Miss M A Rice seeks Roosevelt post office appointment with broad support and around 200 signatures gathered. The Fairview mine sees three shifts. Roosevelt town plans grow with 14 saloons 10 stores and other shops. Hollister investors arrive after visiting Profile and Big creek expressing confidence in the camp’s outlook.

Thunder Mountain Placer Creek Marble Creek Dewey Dick Wiggers Colorado Soler M. A. Rice Roosevelt Post Office Cuddy Roosevelt Hollister Profile Big Creek

Weiser approves 40000 bond issue for electric lights

Thursday voters in Weiser approved a 40000 bond issue to fund a municipal electric lights and water works plant. The tally by ward favored bonds with a total 122 for and 0 against. The city council will advertise for sale and bids for installation to have the plant ready for operation by December.

Weiser Second Ward Third Ward

Death of Lizzie Cobb in Portland July 25

The Signal reports the death of Lizzie Cobb aged 39 at a Portland hospital on July 25. She lived many years in Welser with her brother John N. Cobb. Remains were brought to Weiser for burial with services at the Baptist church.

Inet Isme Mise Lizzie Cobb Portland Welser John N. Cobb Weiser Baptist

Traveled Far to Marry and Exam Notes Mentioned

A license to wed was issued to Peter Gaarden and Margaret K Jacobson. Mies Jacobson traveled 9000 miles from Denmark to meet him in Nampa. The piece also lists county and state exam dates and locations for August 1902. Mary Z Harper, County Superintendent. An ad touts Electric Bitters for digestion with a 50 cent price and a Davis Drug Co guarantee. Bicycle repairs offered by N J Sheffield with satisfaction guaranteed.

Peter Gaarden Margaret K. Jacobson Mies Jacobson Denmark Pete Nampa Harlan Eaton, O Davis Drug Co

Big Mill Delays Work On Wagon Road To Thunder Mountain

The Boise to Salt Lake Tribune reports H Dewey returned from Pittsburgh to confer with his father and T M Barnsdall about Thunder Mountain mining and wagon road plans. The company decides no more contracts for the road this summer due to high costs and instead bids the final sixty miles in one block. The 100 stamp mill will stay at Emmett over winter. D D McDonald will move machinery to Scott's ranch, while work restarts next May with surveys and road checks. A Cold precaution ad notes One Minute Cough Cure for colds.

Trom Boise Ealt Lake Tribune Aays D. D. McDonald Scott Nampa R. Dewey

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Mountain View District F. A. Gulledge Thena Ala Tors Cklin Jenney's Ferguson's A. E B. Gipson Gem State Rural Lee Congress Chance For Weiser Republian Theodore Lizzie Cobb Pocatello Salmon City Rathdrum Mary Z. Harper N. J. Sheffield Acta Davie Drag Co
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