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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1894
Page
2
Victorian era style notes on tariff reform immigration and politics with mentions of Morton, Geary law, party figures and bills. Includes local Idaho items on Post newspapers moves, editor losses, public notices, and a short community roundup with dance announcements and a stolen animals note.
Mild weather boosts digger work on the M1 dome and Snake River tanks with operators from M1 GG Co moving supplies and exploring new claims. Sawmill workers Daniel Robertson and wife Jett visit Mid Whar Fale while Loomis Near lands a contract from Martin White of San Francisco to run a Citiel 10 feet on the Kit Car Kod mine. A social dance is planned for the 20th to raise funds for the miners in Idaho. The Congregational Church announces sermons and youth activities, with services and Bible study schedules, while obituaries note a twin birth at Judge Tray’s house and various community notices about gatherings and church events.
Notice published that John A Daniel agent for Martin White seeks a patent for a mining claim in Washington County Idaho. The detailed plat and field notes describe a silver bearing vein called the Carson vein with several corner posts and monuments. Adverse claimants are named and must file within the legal period at the Boise Land Office to avoid bar.
Taken up by the undersigned about Jan. 1 at his place two miles south of Weiser. One roan cow branded Noon on left hip with crop off right ear and cropped ears. One spotted cow with no brand visible, crops and underslope in each ear. Owner asked to prove property pay charges and take them away. If not claimed they will be disposed of according to law by W. H. Stovnacan.
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