Thunder Mountain Mining Activity In Camp Sees Expansion
Tyg Falton, superintendent of the Pittsburgh Tunnel Mining Co, reports ongoing development across Thunder Mountain division. A 100 ton mill bound for Boise is awaiting shipment to the mine while Dewey mill repairs pause operations. multiple firms, including Rainbow group and Kansas City Gold Reef Mining, run three shifts with crews of around 63 men. Mary A. Rice returns east to organize Duquesne Mining Co and begin placer creek work as Eldredge party visits Independence group.
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Tyg Falton
Piteburgh Tunnel Mining Co
Thunder Mountain District
Janauill
Council
Boise
Fulton Traths
Dewey
Fulton
Pittsburgh
Ries
Pitts Tunnel Company
Pitts
South Dewey
James Jewell
Kansas City
Misa Mary A. Rice
Duquesne Mining Company
Placer Creek
Fairview
Sunnside
Faulton
Battle in Venezuela as Sebastopol of Cuidad Bolivar falls
Rebels suffer heavy losses as the Sebastipol of Cuidad Bolivar is stormed and captured at five o'clock. General Azamana among the 94 dead rebels. General Rivas and 2300 troops clear Miranda plaza barricade, sealing capitol exits and leaving revolutionaries with little chance of escape. Government troops guard all approaches. capital’s fall appears inevitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zamora
Sebastipol
Cuidad Bolivar
Azamana
Rivas
Gomez
Miranda Plaza
Capitol
Tahen
Associated Press
Look Up Your Tickets And Forfeiture Warning
Notice to subscribers about unpresented tickets numbers 12240 and 29407. If not presented by August 1, forfeiture occurs and a new drawing will be held. Signal office urges check and claim to avoid loss of rights to prizes.
Venezuelan Fleet in Action Amid Government Shelling
Fragmentary report describes Venezuelan warships shelling government buildings while fighting continues. Government forces allegedly killed about two hundred rebels. government losses placed at one hundred. Also includes an anecdote about Dr King’s New Discovery curing a cough and a local plumbing ad.
Land Tracts For Sale In Weiser Idaho By W L Anderson
Land script offers sale in blocks of 5 10 15 20 40 60 80 and 160 acre tracts. Details include passage of title to either surveyed or unsurveyed parcels. For prices and particulars contact W L Anderson of Weiser Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Anderson
Weiser
Idaho
Prizes In Oratory For Weiser Academy
Alumni Association offers ten dollar first prize and five dollar second prize for local oratorical contest among Weiser Academy pupils. Miss Francis Galloway adds a December scholarship for essay on the West. Mrs Butterfield adds another for January declamation. Whitman College awards 50 to top graduating scholar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiser Academy
Francis Galloway
West
A. G. Butterfield
Academy
Whitman College
Large Seven Devils Ore Contract Signed for Homestead Delivery
One of the state’s largest ore contracts was agreed in this city on Thursday evening. W Jones will deliver 5000 tons of Seven Devils copper ore to Ladd Metals at Homestead Oregon within eighteen months, with 3000 tons already at multiple Seven Devils mines and 2000 to be mined by Jones. The deal could bring in a large force of miners and revive activity in the Seven Devils district, aided by ore fluxing needs identified by the Bingham Smelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jones
Ladd Metals Company
Homestead
Oregon
Seven Devils
Peacock
Helena
Blue Jacket
White Monument
Queen
Seven Devile
Seven Deveils
Bingham
Will Be a Winner, Triptow Returns to Idaho Mining Field
George W. Triptow arrived Wednesday from Rapid River country after four months there. He owns mining interests in the area and believes Rapid River is advancing fast, likely to become central Idaho’s leading mining district. He notes increasing investment and steady work with less noise and bluster than western districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Triptow
Rapid River Country
Triplow
Rapid River
Idaho
Weiser Visitors From Mineral Trade Delayed By Bad Roads
Want to Trade at Weiser Messrs C 1 and Oliver Randall of Mineral visited Weiser Wednesday. They are stock raisers and recent arrivals. They aimed to buy supplies but the poor road conditions deterred a repeat trip. Citizens prefer trading in Weiser but road conditions push them to Huntington for higher prices and smaller stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. C. 1
Oliver Randall
Weiser
Weiner
Huntington
Fire alarm rings as Chinces laundry spared by prompt fire crew
A Wednesday afternoon fire alarm summoned the fire department and citizens to a Chinces laundry between Commercial and Railroad streets. A bucket brigade and quick action by the engine company prevented a total blaze despite considerable delay and fear of wider damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amd
Love's Young Drea united in marriage in private ceremony
Reverend B Evans joined James H. Jones and Bertha M. Fouts in marriage on a Thursday morning at Charles LeValley home. The couple, from Muldie Valley, faced parental opposition as plans for elopement to Colorado were arranged and later thwarted by family interference, with details masking a chaotic sequence of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Evans
James H. Jones
Mise Bertha M. Fouts
Muldie Valley
Chas. LeValley
Pal Oll
Colorado
Kona
Opus
Tole
Wwey
Howe
Omiog
Phaxedey
Mscon
Ladies Ride to Thunder Mount With Hugh Fulton Party
A large Indies party travels to Thunder Mountain with Hugh Fulton. Departures begin Monday from Weiser, others join from Grangeville and Lewiston at Warren. Miss Jennie Johnson and Mrs Hinkley accompany Fulton as stenographer and supporter for mining camps. Bessie Hasbrook and Ratton arrange staff for boardinghouse. At Warren five female waiters join, increasing local female population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fulton
Thunder Mountain
Weiser
Grangeville
Lewiston
Mr. Fulton
Warren
Jennie Johnson
Victoris
Pittburgh
Salt Lake
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Coun
Hulton
Perkina
Rainbow
Mohan
Carseas
Aleka
Wanker & SomMmncano’s
Herman
Seanerry
McBratney
Eaff Street
Wolf Street
Tree Library
DeWitt
Witel
Bone Iene
Com
Mae Tome
Love
Drea
Ieee
Thunder
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