Ninety Head of Horses Stolen Near Vale by Masked Band
Ninety head of horses were stolen from Morton Bros on the Owyhee river about twenty miles from Vale by five masked men. They left at dawn with Joe Edwards in charge. By noon the gang rode off toward the Nevada line after a pitched battle with a pursuing posse. Sheriff Lawrence is in hot pursuit with an armed posse.
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Morton Bros
Owyhee River
Vale
Buckaroos
Joe Edwards
Nevada Line
Lawrence
Shipping Gold From Marshall Lake
Sid W. A. Scott reports shipments of fine gold bricks from the Jewel mill on Bear Creek in the Marshall Lake district. He notes milling only ore from development work, expecting a busy fall and winter as mining activity grows around Warren and War Eagle mountain. Melon crates are available at Pritchett's planing mill.
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Jewel
Bear Creek
Sid W. A. Scott
Marshall Lake District
War Eagle Mountain
California Creek
Marshall Lake
Warren
Prospectors Move On Idaho Vein For Gold and Silver
Report details adits showing an 85 foot vein for 500 feet with gold and silver ore. Smelting project discussed with Champion and Sullivan as major stockholders in the smelter trust. Mr. Hunter sent 2500 worth of Boise supplies to Council and plans to bring in a large work force for immediate exploration under his management.
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Champion and Sullivan
Idaho
Hunter
Boise
Council
Thunder Mountain mining camp reports rising work force
HH. B. Brown notes 200 miners employed at Thunder Mountain with plans to grow to 100 on Dewey as supply allows. Fairview operates three shifts with 18 men, Sunnyside 29, Tiger 12, Pittsburg 18. Camp recovering from panic, provision prices firm, new strikes daily. Dan McKay discovers steel galena on Smith and Government creeks. Rutan optimistic about deposits on Profile and nearby creeks. B. York travels from Golden City to oversee Big Creek deals.
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Erwin
Dewey
Fairview
Sunnyside
Tiger
Pittsburg
Dan McKay
Smith
Rutan
Logan
Big Creeks
B. York
Golden City
Big Creek
Fake rich find story about J B Haggerty exposed
The tale of a rich discovery on Trap Creek by J B Haggerty is proven fake. The 100 pound gold specked rock likely originated from a Warren mine. Haggerty has disappeared leaving sash doors and lumber at Pritch Jett’s planing mill.
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J. B. Haggerty
Trap Creek
Warren
Haggerty
Pritchjett
Will Come to Weiser special meeting elects delegates
The Woman's Columbian Club held a special meeting at the Y M C A building Wednesday to elect delegates and alternates to the second district federation convention in Weiser on October 16 and 17. Delegates include Mia Richardson Mrs Savidge Mrs Hoff Mrs Beatty Miss Senna Mrs Byron Mrs W N Northrup and seven alternates. Additional delegates by virtue include chairmen of committees and a General Federation officer.
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Woman's Columbian Club
Second District Federation
Weiser
Mia. Richardson
Savidge
Hoff
Beatty
Senna
Byron
W. N. Northrup
Seller
Shoup
Cobb
Gwinn
Kingsley
Hunt
Nixon
Ridenbaugh
Kittie O'Neil
Dockery
Hays
Kinball Expands Star Barber Shop With 32 Foot Brick Extension
N F Kinball's business has outgrown the new brick store and plans a 32 foot brick extension. The Signal notes the growth and the Star Barber shop's lean satisfactory shaves.
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N. F. Kinball
Star Barber Shop
Freight Boom At Local Depot As Shipments Grow
Daily freight ranges from 30 000 to 50 000 pounds with last week’s highs including 50 000 plus by McMahan Haworth Haas Cros Peters Loe and over 100 000 pounds of ore received. Business is booming and space remains to expand.
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McMahan
Haworth & Co
Haas Cros. & Co
Peters & Lowe
Wealthy Philadelphians eye Idaho gold prospects
Mr J B Lentz and Wm H Whitall, prominent Philadelphia gentlemen, visited Weiser to appraise Warren area's gold resources. They were impressed and anticipate future mining investments after further exploration. The Triumph cigar by Flynn of Baker is touted as the best smoke on the market.
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Triumph
Flynn
Baker
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A.B. Anderson
J. M. Sarton
Geo
Bradley, Cashier
M. Hixon
Asst
Bank of Weiser
BTOCK
A. & Anderson
M. Burton
My Barnett
Fred L. Taylor
J. W. Ayers
W. F. Bommercamp
Morris Sommer
C. M. Hixon
Ll- Ang Exchange
Denven Djret
United States
Europe
Pri
Washington
Proprieter Weiser
Ayers Widy
Raul
E. T. Jones
Ennor Stable
Just
Davis Drug Zo
van Wyck
Payette
Hoice
James P. Barney
Roseberry
N. J. Sheffield
Jewel Mill
Pritchett
Columbias
Imperials
Che
Churchill Drug Co
RAMS
Delain
Rambouillet
AT Meadows, Weiser, Idaho
Durbin
Campbell
Meadows
W. Hartley
C. B. Durbin
Antelope
Oregon
Thunder MT
HH. B. Brown
Galey
New York
Ile
Business At Council
Aaas Ea
John O’brien
Webb
America
Dunears
U. iii
Nelson Fanill
Teenie Statogase
Roman Hippodrome
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