Rich strike reported on Oregon group near Pollock Idaho
J B Perkins arriving from Ollock to Ammett reports a rich ore body on the Oregon group led by George Hartwig near six miles from Pollock on Rapid river est fork. The gold copper vein shows up, with a tunnel driven 350 feet and a face of promising ore. The property bonded to Wyatt & Co. for 40000 dollars. Iron Springs camp developments progress steadily as wagon road plans advance to Rapid river. Unhappy Ran kin and Potter dispute woes noted.
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J. B. Perkins
Ollock
Amett
Mr. Perkins
Hay
Oregon Group
George Hartwig
Astates
Pollock
Rapid River
Perkins
J. F. Kogan
Wyatt & Co
New York
Perking
Iron Springs Company
Rankins
Potters
Commercial Club Special Meeting in Weiser
The Commercial Club met in a special session at the office of O M Harvey with good attendance. President Kelly presided as O M Harvey acted as secretary. The group discussed freight charges by the Short Line and appointed a committee to confer with railway officials to seek relief. A recess was taken and future meetings scheduled with Dr B and Frank Harper approved. The next session is set for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiser
P.P. Shelby
B. Snd
Frank Har
Clarion Yam and Ayawkee Alt 4 in Unclear Standoff
Unclear OCR text mentions Clarion Yam and Ayawkee Alt 4 among garbled phrases with references to Vikebueul and Me Kolwow. The fragment lacks coherent events, names, places, or dates to form a concrete news item.
Citizens Meeting at Mosquie on Dead Ox Flat
The Dead Ox Flat residents met at Mosquite school house last Thursday afternoon. With Chairman M. T. Hargrove absent, J. A. Equal was elected chairman pro tem. William of Payette spoke on irrigating by a pumping plant at the head of the Flat. The group discussed water delivery and invited the committee to report at the next meeting, set for March 12 at the same location. Also note offered: dry wood at Harper & Riggs second hand store.
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Mosquite School House
M. T. Hargrove
J. A. Equal
Wicliam of
Payette
Hargrove
Poore Dies in Idaho Snowstorm on Payette River Route
A Boise weather report says Charles K. Poore, once Pacific Express agent in Boise, perished in a snowstorm while traveling from Philippe ranch to his cabin on the Payette river north fork. News came via Rainbow Valley line to Smiths Ferry and reached Kelso by messengers reporting a fatal trek last Monday.
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Boise
Rainbow Valley
Idaho Independent Telephone Company
Smith's Ferry
Charles K. Poore
Pacific Express Company
Phillipe
North Fork
Payette River
Kelobow Valley
Charlee Phillips
Junee Phillipe
Paanie
Alomend Boone
Plc Update Promises Fair ES Dice
A brief PLC note reports ES Dice will offer fair terms this quarter, with executives citing steady demand and planned cost controls. Investors await detailed guidance as the firm outlines its strategic priorities and revenue milestones for the coming period.
Ed Keizer and Olly Yoakum Head Coast Bound
Meadows leaders Ed Keizer and Olly Yoakum traveled to the coast by Tuesday's train. Keizer plans a San Francisco business trip with a stop in Cottage Grove Oregon to visit his parents, while Yoakum visits relatives in Roseburg. He notes heavy snow in the upper country and an optimistic outlook for placer operations and Hathaway placer company developments at Grouse Creek and Marshall Lake district.
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Messrs
Ed, Keizer
Olly Yoakum
Meadows
Roseburg
Ore
Stona
Keizer
Keizur
Hathaway Placer Company
Grouse’creek
Marshall Lake District
Ten Years in the Pen Convicts Idaho County Rustler Rooke
W W Rooke known as the Idaho county stock rustler was convicted at Grange Ville and sentenced to ten years in the pen. The case drew wide attention as horses were stolen from Stites and driven across Camas prairie. Rooke was arrested in Spokane and escaped custody on a prior transfer to Mt. Idaho jail, with several related charges still pending. He is the son of respected Grangeville residents.
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Rooke
Idaho County
Grange Ville
Vary
Stites
Camas Prairie
Spokane
Grangeville
Mt. Idaho
Japanese Advancing in Korea After Pingyang Skirmish
A Tokio dispatch reports cold war actions near Pingyang with a small Russian detachment seen north of the town. Japanese outposts fired from 1700 meters as Russians retreated with no noted casualties. The report predicts limited future engagements and notes Japan strengthening forces in Korea while 60,000 Japanese troops reportedly landed at Chemulpo.
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Pingyang
Yalu River
Wiju
Yalu
Japan
Korea
Chefoo
Chemulpo
Liao Yang
Manchuria
Yin Kow
Port Arthur
Ladd Metals Doing Good Work In Mineral Camp
Mineral correspondent reports Huntington Herald coverage from the old camp. Under current management the mines and smelter run well with improvements and safer slag disposal by water. A second furnace will expand operations, river conditions disrupt transport, Snake river rose seven feet, sickness rises in Mineral, Dr. Spencer aids the sick, school closes with possible extension, W A Arledge named deputy sheriff, Superintendent Wiley sick at home.
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Huntington Herald
Old Camp
The
Williams
Second Furn
Ace
Huntington
Mineral
Snake River
Spencer
Waa
W. A. Arledge
Wiley
Bis
Boston and Seven Devils Copper Co Forfeited in New Jersey
Advices from the east state that the Boston and Seven Devils Copper Company a New Jersey corporation operating in Seven Devils district has its charter forfeited for failure to pay 1901 state taxes All powers and privileges conferred by New Jersey laws upon this corporation are declared inoperative and void The notice also mentions many other corporations being diasp polled and references the Boston Idaho Copper Company and a rooms rental notice following a classified ad
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Boston and Seven Devils Copper Company
New Jersey
Seven Devils
Boston & Idaho Copper Company
Seven Devils Company
Congregational Church Sermon Sunday Evening Refocuses Miracle
The Congregational church will host a sermon titled The Greatest Miracle of History next Sunday evening at 7 30. An invitation is extended to all attendees. A city tax of 58 dollars was levied on church property to fund grading Main Street in front of the church. The tax is due and will be collected next Sabbath morning. Members and friends are asked to contribute an extra offering.
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Congregational Church
Bound ver Frank Buck to faced preliminary hearing
Frank Buck was arrested Tuesday for forging the value of B. W. Ford's note and was bound over to the examining court. The hearing is set for Wednesday before Probate Judge Joliet. Buck remains in custody at 01000 or two older inmates sit at Margery.
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Frank Buck
B. W. Ford
Wolewr
Aekrink
Margery
Mtd
Ladd Metals Near Mineral to Blow In New 50 Ton Smelter by March 15
Word reached Weiser this week that Ladd Metals near Mineral has nearly completed a new 50 ton capacity smelter built on the Improved Mineral Smelting patent and will blow in by March 15. If successful, five more plants of 100 ton capacity may follow, signaling a potential revolution in smelting costs and fuel efficiency with claims of much lower per ton costs than current methods.
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Weiser
Ladd Metals Company
Mineral Smelting Company
Oswego
Ladd
Pew
Notice on water use from the local well and procedural steps
Citizens seeking water from the commune well must follow the early pelletion method outlined by M Mervey senior official and Weber. The notice lists required actions and dates to apply, detailing how to proceed with the water request and ensuring proper authorization.
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Uae
Eauel
M Mervey
Seormkery
Dintilat
Weber
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Rapid River Road
Nmercial Club
Mies
Hi Perkins
Mosquie
Harper & Riggs
At the
PLC
Chamberlain
Bli
Chemulp
Tokio
Fantry
Fone
Pi Dee
Mick Mobhunal
Jonaedd
Pont On
Auseia
China
Femeneh
Ladd Metalso
Boston & Seven Devils Co
Mra
Sisi
Ladd Company
St Aa
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