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Weiser Signal

Location

Weiser, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1904

Page

2

Estray notices and taker up records from Idaho and Washington counties

A compilation of estray notices and taker up declarations from Idaho and Washington counties. The items list cattle and horses described by marks, brands, ages, and locations such as Bourne P.O. Washington county Idaho Mann Creek Walgh Eaton Station and Welker with dates circa 1903 1908. Names include J Wallace Frank Te Sita James Galloway and W Dick Warti among others.

Thousand Spring Valley Bourne P.O Washington County Dauo Om Richt Ated Bourne Daho J. Wallace Prank Te Sita Mann Creek Walgh Idaho James Galloway M. Groxinon Raa KE Suara Baad County Iy Place Weiser Wi County F. Alabek Eaton Station Wolser Idah Hith Mann Craek Tdaho Welker W. Dick War'tli

Weiser Signal Critiques Rail Rates Controversy

The Weiser Signal rebuts a World magazine critique of railroad freight costs. It argues that the P and I N railroad depends on Weiser as a distributing point and counters claims that U S L rates are higher, citing mining companies funding a wagon road to Pollock and plans to ship machinery to Marshall Lake. The piece asserts evidence supports lower P N rates and appeals for rail-ward fairness.

Heigbo BP, & LN Tux Wronan Bowe Weiser U. S. Ly Boise Pl& I. N Grangeewillé Rapid River Pollock Grangeville Marshall Lake District Heighe Stonan

Supreme Court ruling on Weiser bridge funds and debt limits

The court refuses to restrain from issuing bonds authorized by the legislature, leaving the state appropriation for the Weiser bridge intact. The ruling does not affect the sugar bounty bill. It holds that biennial appropriations do not create a constitutional debt, and work on the bridge may resume soon to finish quickly.

Supreme Court Edward Stein Quarles Weiser

National Democratic Committee to hold convention in St Louis

A Washington meeting of the National Democratic Committee decided the next national convention would be held in St Louis on July 6. It notes this is two weeks after the National Republican Convention and criticizes a Wiser World editor in a terse dig at local state administration and a warning about the workers’ fair commission.

Pruis, Land & Investment Co Abo Boe MPA Ne Thousand Spring Valley Weiser Washington County Woisor Idaho Olson Wiled Harriet National Democratic Committee Washington St Louis Sherife State of Idaho Binuta Notive Salis Sirah Reisvoll Tim Dejscalt Mortyagars Behal Wrine Nemad Bank of Welner

The Silver City Hermit Unmasked After Death

A man who arrived in Silver City in 1867 and earned money in mills and mines hid as a man for ST years. He accumulated about 4000, later died near Rockville, and was revealed as a woman who left cattle, horses, and a ranch. Letters show support from a New York mother and sister. Locals who knew him as Monaghan were unaware of the disguise.

Silver’ City Joe Monaghan Silver City Ing Monaghan Rockville New York Weiser

Grain Runaway Engine Fireman Leaped From Locomotive

Engineers Frank Watts and Fireman James Brandeberg leaped from a runaway Colorado Midland locomotive at fifty miles per hour. Both men survived the crash near Leadville to tell the tale of a miraculous escape from certain death as the train plunged down the Ute Pass and derailed along the granite embankment.

Colorado Midland Ute Pass Frank Watts James Brandeberg Brandeberg Watts Iran Leadville Manitou Colorado City Colocato City

Untitled Death Notice From Obscure Local Column

An unreadable fragmentary death notice from a rural Tennessee area recounts a family event. The garbled text mentions Mee M. J. Bobbitt and a doctor or physician, with unclear references to Worgertown and New aoe Taasarayy, and describes despair and illness in vague terms.

M. J. Bobbitt Worgertown Tenn Maurie Jos

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