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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1900
Page
1
A report notes upcoming budget actions aimed at river improvements and expected appropriations for the Idtho streams. Officials from the environmental agency outline plans to fund restoration, flood control, and water quality projects.
Idaho congressman Wilson pushes for funding on Snake Pend Oreille and Kootenai rivers, seeks portage railroad around The Dalles obstruction, and champions Fort Hall Indian reservation opening and Boise building fund increase. Also notes opposition to forest reserve leasing and upcoming Congregational YP&S convention in Caldwell. Local notes include school salaries, Weiser and Caldwell baseball game, new harness shop, and a poetry bit.
A historical sketch of Clay County Kentucky known as the Home of the Feuds. It recounts the county’s 1807 founding, the Amies and Callahan feuds, the courthouse shooting of John Amies, later hangings, and ongoing clan battles. It notes multiple feuds including White Garrard, Philpot, and White Howard Baker, with arming in arsenals, casualties, and state efforts to curb lawlessness.
A prominent engineer delivers warm remarks praising Washington City and its achievements. The speech highlights civic progress, public works, and the community spirit fueling development and collaboration among residents and officials.
A writer reports rising interest near Weiser and the Seven Devils mining area. An unnamed renowned engineer cautions against dismissed reports and suggests deeper ore depth with chalcopyrite and bornite potential, noting surface showings may not reflect total depth. He cites copper prospects along the Alaskan coast and a Bonanza mine purchase to underscore mining influence.
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