Shortage of Supplies Hits Roosevelt Mining Camp
Mr. N. B. Heckethorn reports five feet of snow on Big Summit and extensive supply disruptions around Roosevelt. The Boise to Thunder Mountain road is failing, mail has not left Roosevelt since November 3, and toboggan routes carry provisions from Warren. Prices soar with sugar at 50 cents per pound and bacon 40 cents. The Dewey mill runs, 700 to 800 feet of tunnel progress, and 200 miners work near Roosevelt as four stores and five saloons serve the camp.
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Roosevelt
Big Creek
Warren
Boise
Thunder Mountain
Hetter
Heckethorn
Dewey
Bolee
Bound Over to District Court in Lovejoy Embezzlement Case
Former County Attorney Lovejoy faced embezzlement charges. Judge Jeffreys bound him over to district court after a Saturday proceeding. Bond set at 500 dollars. evidence cited breach of trust. Attorney Frank Harris represented Lovejoy.
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Lovejoy
Hila
Jeffreys
District Court
Frank Harris
Worker killed by special train near Ontario
Peter Russell, foreman on a work train repairing the track near Ontario, was killed Thursday evening by a special train carrying Manager Bancroft and party to Council. Two men on a hand car fled the tracks but were struck as the train approached. Russell flew about 70 feet, his leg crushed. other men were unharmed. He died after being moved toward Ontario, with initial plans to transfer to a hospital in Salt Lake City. He was married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Russell
Ontario
Thureday
Bancroft
Council
Bussell
Washoe
Basseil
U. S
Salt Lake
Christian Endeavorers Age Waele Me Eee Pall
A fragmentary note appears about Christian Endeavorers and an age related detail. The text is incomplete but indicates a youth or member count tied to a local chapter. Further readable facts are not available in the surviving fragment.
Short Line Claims Nyssa Lands For Rail Right Of Way
Nyssa Oregon residents face eviction as the Short Line railroad claims 300 feet of rail right of way under an old land grant. Emerson Bros store and Emerson’s new residence along with other homes and businesses are cited. Appeal steps discussed after a 2018 patent reference and settlers’ complaints about ground rent demands and forced removal.
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Oregon Short Lite Railroad Company
Gang
Emerson Bros
Sanford
Emerson
Railroad Company
Dept Dite
Nyms Bridey
Nyssa
Notice to Setze All Parties Indebted to Beaver & Dean
All parties indebted to the firm of Beaver and Dean will pay the said sums to Beaver and Brooks successors to Beaver and Barnard et al. Sale of assets listed by Beaver and Brooks. Roberts holds claim on items.
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Beaver & Dean
Sane
Beaver & Brook's
Sucteasots
Beaver & Pa
Bratab & Baoer
Northern Pacific drops objections to O R N line
Howard Elliott, NP president, announces no further opposition to the O R N Inc route from Riparia to Lewiston, ending a bitter toll of disputes with rival entities. P B Roberts reports two cars of Rock Springs coal arriving as orders tighten.
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Northorn Paclfle
Riparia
Lewiston
Sndkoti Huntington
Welwer
Northern Pacific
RB. G&n
Ether
Howard Elliott
P. B. Roberta
Rock Springs
Lake
Sete
Oe of Pend Pend Members Called to Dec 14 Meeting
Members of the Order of Pend are requested to be present at the next meeting on Monday December 14 to elect officers for the ensuing year. Mrs J J Hopxtna secretary.
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AM Membere
Order of Pendo
J. J. Hopxtna
Look Hee All bepeser dren eer Shnettier mig te eer
I cannot determine a clear news item from the provided text fragment. The OCR appears garbled with multiple nonsensical words and lacks identifiable people, organizations, places, or events to summarize reliably.
Bright Outlook for the Heath mining district
The Cambridge Citizen confirms Signal reports that Carter White Lead Company representative A G Stephens has acquired mining claims in the Heath district. The firm controls over 400 acres across 26 claims, plans to open mines with compressed air drills next spring, add a smelter, and likely build a branch railway to benefit Cambridge and the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Citizen
Heath
A. G.stephins
Carter White Lead Company
United States
Baya
Stephens
Amelie
Vulcan
Cambridge
Mr. Stephens
Fremont and Humbolt
al Donart
Osbin Group
Grade Creek
Paul Raymond
Everthing
Regular Meeting Notes On City Council December Session
City council met Friday December 4 in regular session with multiple reports and actions. The mayor and clerk announced monthly collections and several allocations including river and bridge repairs, sewer work, and licensing funds to the school district. Committees were formed to handle liquor license costs, Hose Company No 3 organization, and contract bonds with Wilkerson & Harkins. Public works contracted repairs on Monroe Creek Main Street and ditch work, and the city attorney prepared an ordinance for tax collection duties. Multiple claims were approved for payment and procurement of authentic supplies. The Content Miseela Company meter project was discussed and the water and grit final settlement reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goskrey and McCune
Wilkerson & Harkins
A. J
Ollwedland
Fowram
Ditch Jcott & Taylor
Cleo JM Foster
Sarnat
Crete
Pacific Electric Jo
Sale Yi Murphy
Wan
Moureau
W. Cummings
Oarit
Miseela Company
Farolah Oity Meters
Olty Angiveer
Note of Renovation Manner Apart Tur anie by Har Binalre
The fragmentary item appears as a note or notice referencing renova tion, mode and party named Har Binalre, with unclear context and missing details. The readable portion hints at a formal notice or annotation about changes but lacks concrete facts to confirm dates, places, or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Har Binal Re
Fires Arete Arrests in Elmore County Case
Three men were arrested by Bhorif Pountelo of Elmore county after suspected arson near the Htoukion House in Glenn's arty Bovensbier. Authorities report wet fire conditions and ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhorif Pountelo
Elmore
Htoukion
Glenn
Caplarad a Swan Captured by James Aitken
In Little Salton near Squaw Creek a regular trumpeter swan was captured by James Aitken after a windy rainy day. He crept behind a rock and seized the bird by its long neck, keeping it safely near his home as a notable rarity observed in this area.
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Welser
James Aitken
Squaw Creek
Little
Salton
Atorgiy
Mr. A
Widge
Monawr
Osstanie Wehibankin
Lecture on the Westward Adventurers Delights Boise Audience
Rev W Dusen of Boise spoke on hardy explorers venturing west at an Epworth League event held at the Opera House. Rev H Gale opened remarks as the audience listened intently to tales of early western exploration and frontier daring.
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W.’ W. Dusen
Boise
H. G
Alee
Wall Chonen
M. EB. Dhareh
Mie
Clara Gish Ewing
Bolee
Bolee Papers Shout Over Baker Cli Football Clash
A local school football game sparked a heated post match debate over weight differences and referee calls. Reported roars centered on player heft and perceived unfair play while spectators stated the contest was decided by a heavier opponent and strategic moves on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolee
Baker Cli
Prude Kanrhet
Alea
Ea Pei Dome
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S. Spr
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Bull Lowrd
A. Kean
BR. Moreno
Doatred
Drestetgas
Mattar
Balagoe Das A. G
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Gandy
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