Notice of Weiser City Council Special Meeting 1900
Notice of a special council meeting at the Weiser Signal business office July 7 1900 at 2 pm to discuss sprinkling parts of Weiser city and assess lots for benefits and damages. Includes June 4 1900 city clerk attestations and budget items for fiscal year beginning May 1 1900 with various expenditures and revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Margaret Hewitt
Auld
Ofice of Varinn Ayers & Varinnen Wels
Washington County
Idaho
Joan W. Avens
Emma Glasscock
F M. Hubbard
Emma Glaascock
Uccesary
Weiser-Payatte Road
Toile Kou
Weiser
Weixer
Welser
Hirst Street
Commercial
Pereants Street
Second Street
R. R
Watlington Streot
Commercial Street
First Street
Third Street
York Street
Allah
Connell
Artesti
Pamena
A. J. Axdenaon
Waiser
City of
Nica Ff
Leenses
Jabor
Bnas
State Bank of Idaho
A. D
Ita Pesant
LeLwy
Tdaho
Warren’s gold vein developments boost local mining profits
The Warren area reports continued mining activity as quartz veins are developed after placer success. Fortunes from past operations are echoed by new paystreaks yielding between 50,000 and 160,000 each as explorers and residents push prospecting and preparatory work at South Fork, Yellow Pine, and War Eagle mountain. Local residents move, invest, and migrate for opportunities while public notices and spring travel promos highlight seasonal prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Bill Bryant
Roland Mathias
Beef Cutie
A. B. Anderson
Weiser
John Riggings
Joe Warner
Caprum
Warren Helm
Dan McCray
Fred Malden
Ned Bankie
Sandy Devine
Spokane
Bob
Taylor Smith
Yellow Pine
South Fork
Jim Reardon
Mr. Leffien
War Eagle Mountain
Andy Cavanah
Thunder Mountain
Clay Spicer
Mathews
Moffat
Monumental
Linn
Frank Mathias
Loon Lake
Dan Leach
Frank Smith
Sam Smith
Schester Creek
Cook and Clark
McKinley Roosevelt nomination and national politics roundup
McKinley congratulated Roosevelt on his nomination. Hanna again chairs the Republican National Committee. The Prohibition convention meets in Chicago as Bryan talks with silver leaders. Chas Towne of Minnesota seeks the Democratic vice presidential nomination. Foreign ministers in Pekin seek passports as danger looms. A cyclone in Oklahoma kills three and wounds two. railroad wrecks kill dozens in Georgia and Wisconsin. About 500 Havana teachers attend a Boston summer school. Two Marine companies sail from San Francisco for Manila. The Chicago Northwestern Ry proclaims the longest in the world. The O R N Ry cuts passenger rates to three cents per mile starting July 1. B H Roberts convicted of unlawful cohabitation in Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Boston
San Francisco
Manila
Hanna
Republican National Committee
The People’s Favorite Great Overland Route ad
The Union Pacific Railroad promotes its line as up to date and unequaled in service. It claims saving hours to Eastern points equates to money saved for patrons, urging travelers to choose the Overland Route for time efficiency and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Pioneer Dining Car Line From Idaho Announces Service
The notice advertises the Pioneer Dining Car Line from Idaho with cars including buffer smoking and library cars, Pullman vestibuled palace, ordinary sleeping cars, free reclining chair cars, and one-change routes via Missouri River to Chicago and New York. It promotes lowest rates through Union Pacific and invites requests for detailed transport info from H. M. Clay, Salt Lake City. Also mentions new neckwear at Sommer’s camp’s men’s furnishing counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific R. R
Washington D. C
Echo and Weber Canons
Devils Slide
Green River Bluffs
H. Clay
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ogden
Missouri River
Chicago
New York
Union Pacific
H. M. Clay
Main Street
Allah
A Little Buggy
A reader defends water safety by praising an outside ally who fights for the town of Weiser water quality versus Boise wells. The letter mocks local skeptics, lists dubious wells and bugs, and threatens to publish further disquisitions in support of rural water reform. It mentions Dr. Shores of Salt Lake and Dr. H. Hunt of Emmett, with a promise to relocate the Wreckard to Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welser
Boise
Rabby
P. Hunt
Emmett
Also Mentioned on This Page
WE Weiser Valley Lumber Company, Limited
Howrd Sf Suttle Land Commissioners
Weiser River
Walser River
Welser Valley Luther Company, Limited
Board of State and Commissioners
Thir Aoureek
Ideto
Dame
Booma
Anne
State
Ada County
Weiser Valley Lumber Company, Limited
Ihos
Ind
Pamir
Neil
Thi
Bik, Axpamaon
A. J. Hopkins
D. J. Butcher General Merchandise
Cambridge, Idaho
Miners’ and Outfitters
Aller
Ghrynton
Geo Mrow
Gamingham
Ledward Foster
Rol
Kalle Merahant
Frank Maris
Mount
Newkirk
J G Pretle
Sc Tehis
Reynolds
Lewis G Stought
Jess Wells
Enoy
Lewis C. Murray
McKinley
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Chicago & Northwestern
Bryan
Lincoln
Georgia
Green Bay
Wis
B. H. Roberts
Congress
Hoo
Salt Lake
Supreme Court
Statesman
Chas
Minnesota
Pekin
China
Maud Kenyon
Orange Street
Los Angeles
Cal
R. V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Dr.rupierce
Buffalo
Mrs
A. M. Curl
Pioneer
Sommer' Camp
Apa
Crockery Department
A. G. Cordelle
Weiser, Idaho
Deering
Jackson
Studebaker
Majestic Steel Ranges
Garland Storzs
OPP & Davis, Weiser
Weiser Milling CO
A. H. Anderson
Nei Pal
United States
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