Reduced Notion of Petition Denied For Kleinschmidt County Fight
At Monday county commissioners meeting election officers for many precincts were appointed including West Weiser Middle Weiser and East Weiser with registrars distributing clerks and counting judges named for each precinct. Polling places listed such as Weiser Opera House Court House School Houses and Public Hall. Concluded on page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Weiser
Jessie G. Stuart
Norah Lock
Es A. Sommercamp
H. A. Vankin
L. M. Dickerin
Alonzo Conklin
C. Hale
Middle Weiser
Emma Lynch
Mre
J. M. Mary
Will C. Candee
M. Harvey
J. E Utley
Weiser Opera House
East Weiser
John H. Bothwell
Josephine Hopeo
T. P. Maryatt
John L Jeffreys
J. McCane
Edward Harper
August Brockian
John Stacy
Wm. van Sice
Court House
Mann Creek
May Gilkinson
Florence Pear
Weiser to Build Reservoir and Gravity Water System
A Seattle engineer and Weiser officials discuss a reservoir and gravity system to supply the city. They compare costs with a tank and tower, estimating a half‑million gallon reservoir at a favorable price with six days of supply, outfitted with five miles of mains and a pump/dynamo setup, aiming for a total well within bond funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiser
Seattle
BE. W. Cummings
Caldwell
Cummings
Kelly
Weiser Academy
Hitt
Mr. Cummings
Mayelly
Prospecting talk spans hills and mines in Hidanbrand area
Eight thousand grain sacks at Kimball's Hidanbrand on the Hike. Chris Hildanbrand came from Danville Iowa to assess Rapid River mines. He met a Colorado man who ventured Thunder Mountain in March and plans a return to Weiser and Thunder for more prospecting. The note closes with a barbershop ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Hildanbrand
Danville
Iowa
Rapid River
Colorado
Thunder Mountain
Chris
Weiser
Thunder
Oil work paused at Malheur well after hard rock hit
Work Supe H V Gates of Hillsboro and Walter Moore of Baker City visited Malheur Oil Company properties in Dry Gulch this week. Operations at the oil well suspended for ninety days until heavier eastern machinery is secured. Gates and Moore express faith in the field and expect resumption this fall. Manager R W Graham left for San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Gates
Hillsboro
Oregon
Walter Moore
Baker City
Malhuer Oil Company
Dry Gulch
Messrs. Gates
Moore
Malheur
R. W. Graham
San Francisco
Huntington Herald
Marshall Lake District Emerges as Idaho Gold Belt
Gold Fields reports from Marshall Lake Idaho highlight a promising zone with rich but narrow ledges and potential for many small mills. J M Herman of Florence notes abundant ledges on Bear Creek and new strikes at Onney Creek Fox and Bigga find. Prospectors rush to Lake Creek locations as Glibert and White file placer claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grangeville Standard
Bear Creek
J. M. Herman
Florence
Marshall Lake District
K J McConnell
Marshall Lake
Gilbert
A. L. White
Lake Creek
Idaho
Grangeville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kleinschmidt
Oming
Thomas Shanik
Dick Harviey
Benjamin
Lopper
H. Murry Gil
David W. Weob
John Michels
Disret No
Mipple Valley
Micn
K. Morris
Hattie
Duck
A. L. Deaton
Samuel Keithley
Dudley Evans
J. H. Reavis
Kert Jackson
Joh McRoberts
Balubria
EL. Cole
Bertha Swanstrom
S. A. Swanstrom
H. Weston
David Allison
Cambridge
Mary A. Bean
Julia Darnall
William H Kckles
W. J. Winder
R. BE
Geo. Hoff
Statfer
Nelson Bull
Moses H. Hopper
Ruthburg
Harriet Livingstone
Minnie E. Bourke
Joseph Madison
James Nixon
Paul Raymond
Mineral Precinct
Julia J. Powell
George Crocker
Julia A. James
W. W. Wheaton
W. W. Campbell
Council Precinct
Robert P. White
Maud Peters
Geo. Gould
L. L. Burtenshaw
Isaac McMahan
F. W. Beier
George Winkler
James J. Linder
Lizza Clay
Josie Bar
Upper Crane Precinct
N. I. Cox
John
Routson
Allen Green
Lafayette
McFadden
Geo. W. Stephens
School House Dist
Lower Crane Precinct
Julia Sipe
J. D. Robertson
A.a.seay
Warren Allen
J. D Robertson
Schoolhouse Dial
Jenney
Kimball's
Hidanbrand
Ivest
Star Barber Shop
Ferguson
Jen Bey
Marshall
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