Believes in Heath Henry Raymond Speaks of Camp Future
Henry Raymond, a prospector and miner, visits the Vendome and Signals office to discuss Heath district prospects. He cites Pennsylvania and New Jersey capital joining, three companies being organized, and two more to engage in active work. He notes ore shows in Ruth burg belt, Hercules mine potential, and plans for deeper tunnels. He reports weather, routes to camp, and strong belief in eventual immigration and permanent development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Raymond
Vendome
Heath
Lote
Pensylvania
New Jersey
Heath Claine
Ruthburg
Hercules
Howrahan and
Allison
Pete Alera
Ed Darby
Lookout
Heald
Ed Portér
Heath Company
Trail to Secesh Route Reported From Lardo
Reports from Lardo describe a bold 1900s expedition by J. B. Thompson and associates aiming for Secesh on the South Fork of the Salmon. A $40 bonus and six guides were pledged, with a lake fork to Lick creek route and a two day trek carrying 50 pound packs. The group, led by H. F. Erwin and including several Lardo residents, departed with snow shoes and sleds to push through to Elk Creek, beating a parallel party reaching Secesh summit. The item also notes local oil incorporation and various community notices and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Thompson
Landsdon
Thimder Mountain
Welsor
H. F. Erwin
Lardo
Secesh
South Fork
Salmon
Lake Fork
Lick Creek
Elk Creek
Warren
Mr. Erwin
J. B. Hearst
E. D. York
Thos. B. Yount
J. ©. Cooper
L. C Driggs
Daus McCall
Secesh Summit
News From Old Friends
A February 15, 1902 letter from Mankato Minnesota to Weiser Idaho praises the Daily Review as a welcome home paper. The writer speaks of Thunder Mountain news and optimistic Colorado mining prospects with mention of Cripple Creek and upcoming railway activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Review
Mankato
Mion
Weiser
Idaho
Review
Joe
Thunder Mountain
Neck of the Woods
Cripple Creek
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
Balt Lake
Mining District Prospects Boost Idaho County Camps
Mr Connor reports a promising mining district in Idaho County with galena and zinc ore, ledges up to 3 feet wide, and assays from 200 to 400 dollars per ton. A 70 and 35 foot tunnel show solid development. a 40 ton daily mill will rise to 60 tons. Prospects improve as camps like Ban ner, Dixie, Elk and Pierce gain prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connor
Banner
Florence
Conbor
Idaho
Idaho County
Buffalo Hump
Dixie
Elk and Pierce
Spokane
Marshall
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. ©. Henley
Council
Doge
Ellmate T
Minnesota
Thia
Ling
Thompson
Lansdon
Erwin
Weiser Oil Land Developement Co
Anderson
Moyer
EJ. Davis
M. A. Dally
M. IL
Vial
R. E. Lockwood
Malheur County
Oregon
Weisermen
McBratney
T. A. Brassfield
W. D. Brassfield
W. Brassfield
Rebecca Malone
Clara Gray
Mia
J. A. Moore
North Star
Cotuxcaiut
Devs Co
Cordelle
Royal Tailors of
Chicago
United States
Cordele
McBratney & Abiprathy
Singer
J.B. O'Toole
Hood Rivers
M. Johnston
Ldnoy
Ana Aaa
Dr. Davia
Hass Bros
Haas Bros
Mammoth Hardware Emporium
DeWitt
Gerall
St. Paul
Ark
Davis Daud Co
OPP & Davis
IDAEO
Thabo
Davis
L. E. Verbeck
Oast Tran Grocer
Jersey
Washington County
A. C. Mitchell
McNamara
McNamara School of Magnetic and Natural Healing
Salt Lake City
Bamberger
Probate
County of
Washington
State of Dah
California
John Ross
Cape
Suaten
Seven Devils
Junty
Wasington
State
Tdno
W. D. Lovejoy
Weiner
Warren Honeyman
John Litcoln Honeyman
Walner
William Cheat
John M. Snider
Esale
William Chomt
Court House
Anid Meomand
Ateastoucen
Wweka
Walnet
Phaper
Wid
Loust
Ulis
Caxton Wallding
Cago
Jim Lee
Weixer
Oyatere
Pacific
Idaho Northern
R’y
Ruthbury
Payatte
Salubria
Pacife & Idaho Northern Railway
Malaia
Dati E Peanday
Counelt
Ieee
Neas
G. Whitney
Sunacy
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