Ringling Bros Circus to Open August 12 in Welser
Ringling Bros announces a grand Welser circus with a free street parade at 10 a.m. and a 2 p.m. show. The program features a giraffe, 30 elephants, Ganweller band concerts, John O Briens Equine Ballet, and 300 artists in acrobatics and equestrian acts. Reserved seats and day-of-admission prices mirror standard rates.
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Long Valley Depot Sees Piping Work Expansion
W J Burnside reports extensive reoperation at Hathaway works in Long Valley. The wagon complete and plans to keep the project moving, signaling support for Long Valley residents amid ongoing developments.
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Long Valley
W.J. Burnside
Ears Report Confirms Fake Affidavits and Wildlife Theft
Two men arrested at Market Lake Idaho face charges over false affidavits about coyotes. Investigators say numerous ears were sent to the county clerk, with many manufactured from coyote hides. The scandal suggests widespread past payments for fraudulent pelts and impacts on local sheepmen.
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Goly
Lawsuit Against Salter-Ford Over Mine Interest
The Inevitable Laws council journal reports a suit by Spokane parties against Salter-Ford for a one third interest in the Black Lake property. Plaintiffs allege grabstaked prospector who found the mine sold it for 20000. 20000 paid down with the balance later settled. Sheriff Jim Gray served the papers Tuesday.
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Council Journal
Salter-Ford Company
Black Lake
Spokane
Jim Gray
Busy Bees Cause Narrow Rescue During Mowing
While mowing alfalfa Monday, Mr Matson collided with a swarm of bees and suffered multiple stings but recovered quickly. His team connected with the swarm and posed a risk of a runaway until Hugh Corbin arrived, freed the team, and a potential disaster was avoided.
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Hugh Corbin
Notice of Special Election in Weiser Irrigation District
Notice from the Board of Directors of the Weiser Irrigation District Idaho announcing a special election set for August 18 1902. Voters will decide bond issuance up to sixty thousand dollars for purchasing the Weiser Water Company canals and for canal improvements with five district polling places and ballot options for 40000 and 20000 bond classes. Maps and state engineer reports are on file for public inspection.
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Washington County
Idaho
Weiser Water Company
O. M. Harvey
Boise City
Weiser Water Company, & Corporation
Weiser Irrigation
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Snake River
Township 11
Range 6
B. M
Hemenway
A.J. Green
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