Weiser Mining Prospects Promising Brisk Growth Ahead
In a letter from a mining investor, Weiser is hailed as a banking and supply hub for upper country ore, with plans for a near future influx of capital and expertise. The writer predicts strong ore shipments to refineries, possible new smelter sites between Cambridge and Weiser, and emphasizes that derogatory reports originate from competing interests. Republican caucuses in East and West Weiser precincts elected delegates to the county convention, with several named individuals attending the state nominating session in Lewiston. A ball game between Cambridge and Weiser on May 13 at Weiser offers $1.50 adult and 75 cent child admission, under a special rate.
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Seven Devils
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Esters
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West Weiser
Salubria
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N. F. Kimball
B. M. Barton
B. Cope
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Gilbert Smith
Meadows
Fred Beiers
Council
F. J. Prench
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Caprum
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John Cuddy
LW Smith
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Lewis Hall
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Lipia M. Hane
J. M. Hart
Riera
Lafayette Lanadon
Lafayette Lansdon
Weahengton County
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At Tron Mountain Very Good Prospects of a New District
Report from Tron Mountain notes strong potential for a large new district as local leaders study boundaries and population growth. Officials anticipate economic development and expanded services if the plan advances. Community input sessions are planned to gather resident opinions.
Bond Secures Last Chance Copper Claim Deal
Wirt Campbell's Last Chance claim in the Iron Mountain district is bonded to a strong company for $30,000 with $3,000 down. The new firm plans a 14 man development effort this season, signaling a rising copper camp south of Weiser. ore samples from nearby Black Bill show about 70% copper, 86 ounces silver and $4 per ton in gold.
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Wirt Campbell
Iron Mt
Weiser
W. H. Gray
Diamond Springs Water Tank Ready to Deliver Free Water
Diamond Springs Water Company completed a large cedar tank in the city with a capacity between 4 000 and 5 000 gallons. The tank was built at great expense to keep water in better condition. Initially water will be delivered free, later a charge of 10 cents for 12 gallons will apply.
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Diamond Springs
Heath Mines and Rail Improvements Signal Growth
At Heath a steam hoist operates smoothly marking the first steam plant in the district. A new road from Landsman’s hotel to Brownlee Creek is funded by subscriptions with county help. A saw mill goes up at Donart to cut lumber in two weeks and a new Heath post office opens with Livingston as postmaster. The Conglomerate tunnel surpasses 400 feet as a heavy fruit crop damage is reported on the creek.
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Mountain Queen
Landsman’s Hotel
Brownlee Creek
Donart
Heath
Conway Cabin
Livingston
Abbie
Caizek
Snake River
Vendome adds two story wing to enhance Second street
Construction proceeds on the Vendome hotel expansion with a new two story block between Burris liquor house and Tuttle's store. The building will house new hotel rooms, a dining room, enlarged office, a relocated bar, and two ground floor shops including Famous store and a wholesale grocery. John Rose leases Odd Fellows' building for a new store. Poet T Shelly Sutton publishes Genius or a Tribute to the Dead with praise for his developing style and modern thinking.
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Coakley
BE. M. Barton
Burris Liquor House
Tuttle's
Variety Store
Burris
Hotel Weiser
Barton
John Rose
Odd Fellows
Morris Sommer
T. Shelley Sutton
Idaho
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