Exposed Stories of a Man from His State in Colorado
Dr J A Soule of Colorado Springs with Charles Hartshorn and Frank Brothers return from Thunder Mountain gold fields. Soule reports a Dewey mine show as a rare privilege with high and low grade ore enough to run a 100 stamp mill. He plans to seek a patent for saving gold and will ship ore to Colorado Springs for a plant. He criticizes Thunder Mountain skeptics and notes 200 pounds of ore brought to Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soule
Thunder Mountain
Colorado Springs
Philip Flynn
Silverton
Colorado
Denver
Jobson Sells to Wertz in Local Grocery Change
Elijah Wertz buys the A. N. Jobson grocery and takes possession. Jolson plans to re engage in business at Pocatello. Wertz, a longtime local farmer and recent city resident, is praised for his past activity and patronage and wishes success in the venture. Bicycles new and second hand at B. EL Jenny's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Werts
A. N. Jobson
Mr. Jolson
Pocatello
Mr. Werts
B. EL Jenny's
Enthusiastic James Mathess Plans Big Creek Restaurant
Mathess Enthusiastic arrived this week from Thunder Mountain and is eager to open a restaurant at Big Creek. He says the country is the best he has seen and notes a permanent population of prospectors determined to uncover the riches in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mathess
Thunder Mountain
Big Creek
Jim
Polling Places and Precinct Officials for 1902 Election
Registration periods run Saturdays from August through the last Saturday before the election. Registrars paid twenty five cents per name transferred. County Auditor to supply election materials for the November 4, 1902 election. Ballot box keys designated for numerous precincts. Also noted are amended and original assessments of American Mining Co. Ltd with the board denying a reduction and Klein Schmidt planning an appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caprum
J. R. Sears
Minnie Morse
A. O Huntley
Chas, Porter
A. M. Tousley
Samuel Morse
George Degitz
Fred Dangle
Mineral
John A. James
Council
Isaac McMahan
Meadows
W. E. Webb
Indian Valley
Kelsey Lindsay
Upper Crane
Lafayette McFadden
Lower Crane
A. A. Seay
Bear
John Clifton
Capram
A. O. Huntley
American Mining Co. Ltd
Chas
Fosselman
Geo. P. Rhea
Varian
Frank Harris
W. D Lovejoy
Albert Kleinschmidt
American Mining Go, Ltd
Kleinschmidt
Thunder Mountain Travel Party Leads Out
Thunder Mountain exploration begins as D. McNaught and George Pulver of Seattle join H. H. Mitchell of Town and H. T. McMahon D. T. Oliver and J. M. Ken ally who arrived from a trip to the new mining district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. McNaught
George Pulver
Seattle
H. H. Mitchell
Town
Thunder Mountain
H. T. McMahon
D. T. Oliver
J. M. Kenally
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Weiser
Ringling
Loppapa Pan Ee
John O'Brien
Webb
America
Holloway
Lunbars
Banvards
Mistitoes
Nelson
Sins Gioia Company
Hale
Churchill Drug OO
Hutter
Ee. Wertes
E. T. Jones
Ennor Stable
Condemos
Foxy
Flynn
Dewey
Ferguson's
Gee
Jobson
Wertz
Mathess
I. N. Snow
Columbias
Imperials
Che
Churchill Drug Zo
August Steinmetz
Will Robertson
Schoolhouse Dist
West Weiser
James A
Middle Weiser
A. J
East Weiser Procinct
Wm. van
Mano Creek
John Michael
Middle Valley
Dudley Evans
Salabria
William R. al
Cambridge
W.J. Wines
Ruthburg
Joseph Madison
Caplan Bros
Studebaker
Oliver
Majestic Steel Ranges
OPP & Davis
Weiser, Idaho
Lakewood Company
Philadelphia
Eiser
A. Lee
Washington
Weiser Dental Parlors
Ayers
Matthews & Moulton
C. S. Fosselman
Idaho
Gunmaker of
Moscow
Sylvanus Cobb, Jr
Tdaho
Thunder Mountain Travel
Cigara
May Brands
Bell
Mo St van Wyck
Payette
Choice Farm Lunds
James P. Barney
Roseberry
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