The Signal Z 2200 Sefton Welker Maintains Post
A historical note credits Welker as second in command at the Signal Z 2200 operation. The fragment confirms an auxiliary role and preserves the era's organizational structure without new facts.
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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1899
Page
3
A historical note credits Welker as second in command at the Signal Z 2200 operation. The fragment confirms an auxiliary role and preserves the era's organizational structure without new facts.
A flood of Warren reports details new barn work and carpentry, diverse arrivals from Lewiston and Grangeville, and a string of social events including a dance for Dr. and Mrs. Lockheard. Road conditions, mining buzz at Beaver Creek, and plans for activities at the spring are noted along with local business updates and family updates.
Salubria reports a community gathering Saturday led by Miss Frances Gatloway and T C Galloway with teachers and about twenty ranchers and prospective buyers. The event included a torch-lit influence march and a notable ranch visit by Mr Mare Hlartoan, with several local families visiting from nearby areas.
A disty and memorandum book described as 4x6 inches, enclosed currency checks and other valuable papers, allegedly lost near Tileys on Mann Creek. A liberal reward is offered for return to NB Merritt or to the Sheriff Dow.
All persons wishing to engage in hop and fruit picking on the Shel by ranch at Parma must call the SraNAL office to register. Work will begin with fruit between August 15 and 20.
W B Hancock superintendent of Boston and Seven Devila Copper Company leaves Weiser for the Seven Devila mine. He plans immediate permanent operations with Californian miners, sinking a 600 foot shaft and building living quarters, shops, and pumping houses. Machinery and wine are en route, Hancock a veteran mining engineer with 22 years in global mines.
Salt Lake Tribune reports Oregon Short Line Railroad earnings for June 1809 at 711 182.48 and for June 158 at 601 908.05, with 12 month total to June 30 1809 of 7 557 108.38, up 1 269 049.88 from prior year. A five year comparison appears, plus notes on regional mining reports from Moscow Idaho and post office notices at Weiser.
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