Tales of Travelers: Daring Men From Idaho's Eldorado
A vivid portrait of bold explorers passing through Idaho's Eldorado region, detailing their routes, risks, and daring feats. The piece highlights the men’s resilience, navigational skill, and the frontier spirit shaping their journeys and departures from the remote lands.
Thunder Mountain Trails Opened by Weiser Route
Weiser route traffic surges as sleighs run to Warren and Thunder Mountain. Pilgrims, miners, and investors cross into Council, Meadows, and Thunder Mountain with plans to resume summer mail and open freight routes. Local syndicates back 4000 pounds of oats and 250 to 300 dollars in bank funds to support expeditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Thomas
Ross Krigbaum
Council
Weiser
Warren
Fisher Creek
Idaho City Freight to Thunder Mountain in Jan Draft
John H Meyers plans two four horse teams laden with freight for Thunder Mountain. He aims to move goods to the river and camp as soon as the trail opens by Mr Kempner. Prospects hinge on the open trail, with timely landings possible by late June via the Weiser-Council-Warren route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise Statesman
Idaho City
John H. Myerley
Thunder Mountain
Kempner
John Meyers
Thunder
Long Valley
Payette Lake
Missing Salt Lake contractor believed lost in snow storm
William Harkins a former Salt Laker and contractor on the Little Salmon Wagon Road is reported missing near Gold Mountain during a severe snow storm. He left Kimberly for the Trappers mine four miles away and has not been heard from since. Net details note his age about 50, past prominence in Utah Idaho Wyoming, and a tunnel project with Harry Quinn for Trapper's Pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richfield
Utah
William Harkins
Gold Mountain
Kimberly
Harkins
Idaho
Wyoming
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Harry Quinn
Trapper's Pride
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Eldorado
Mr. French
Blue Jacket
T. EB Cowden
Jack Harper
Hesse and
McBride
Pilgrims
Welser
Meadows Hotel
Joe
James Jewel
James Campbell
M. A. Dally
Tullis
Ed Meyers
Fred Williams
Boise
J. M. Venable
Thunder Mt
Clyde Lockwood
Arnold
Mel Norman
Council & Thunder Mountain Exploration & Development Co
MW. Sweet
California
Dan Cotter
Frank Hubbard
Geo, Hartley
James Lawrence
F. Branham
Portland
Hill Creek Summit
Joe Venable
Peter Foster
Dewey
Meadows
M. F, Eby
Eph Day
Wm Black
Esten Freeman
Council- Meadows Stage Line
WM. Harkins
Salt
J. A. Moore
North Star
Mich
Ciurcure
Dave Co
Kodaks
Churchill Drug Co
Suhler & Mann
AT Valley Forge
WM. L. Roberts
Anthony Hope
Grana
Kansas City Times
General Admission Soc
Harris & Dean
W.W. Davis & Son
San Francisco
A.A. van Voorheis
Geo. Lawerence Co
Ely
NASA
Ory Mall
Sly Fane
Kimball
Coal Man
Bank of
Weiser, Idaho
RAF & Tawrence
Schas
Caplan Bros
Cordelle