Council Clippings Neighbors at P. WT N. Terminal Get ing Swift
A May 12 meeting in Council discussed plans for a rapid completion of the Council and Long Valley wagon road. A committee will view the route with Long Valley, aiming for a May 22 meeting. New irrigation works and a saw mill progress boost local supply. various bills and appointments followed the session.
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Long Valley Wegon
Long Valley
P&e YN
Shelby
M. Bethel
Bethel
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
O. RN
Power House Site Found in Weiser Canyon
Mayor Anderson councilman Galloway engineer Luck and Dun can Barnett representing councilman Barton surveyed Weiser canyon last week. They identified a rock foundation site over water near Diamond Springs for a power plant. A ditch two and a quarter miles long would yield 66 feet head, with a 500 horse power supply expected for pumping lighting and town machinery.
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Anderson
Galloway
Luck
Duncan Barnett
Barton
Weiser Canyon
Diamond Springs
Eiaer
City Council Holds Regular Session May 3 1901
City council met in regular session in the council chamber Friday evening May 3 1901 with Mayor Anderson and six council members present. Committees were appointed for Finance judiciary and printing Streets alleys bridges ditches and public grounds Police and fire Waterworks Health drainage and cemetery and Hospital. Frank Harris named as attorney. Petitions for Chief of Police C W Rhea and GH Brizendine read. Motion to confirm appointments discussed as meeting proceeded.
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Hitt
Galloway
Ryan
Maggie Kivett
Brizendine
Quarentine
N. Dobbs
M. Jeffreys
J. A. McCune
Kerfoot
Glerkanna
Carle
Brend
Pest House
Leven
Utter & Luck
R. W. Smith
G. J. Hillier
Hay
Frank Harti
Lew
Gurr
Rhea
Beeb
Ln Anderson
I ‘Travis
L. Kimball
Hook & Fisher
L.B. Bothwell
G. M. Waterhouse
P.D. Baird
A. G. Cordelle
Council
Anderson
Pence
Barton
Coakley
Anc
Tippling Houses
Anderson Frank Harris
C. W. Rhea
GH Brizendine
Merece Police
C. Wea
Atment
Koll
Community event and local notices blue note
Late afternoon page item announces a penny twenty five cent round trip rail fare for a church gathering at the grove with tickets at The Famous and M K Sommercamp Co stores. Attendees should bring their own supper, ice cream and cake sold by Mrs Durbin. Children require parental supervision. The notice invites church members and friends to attend for a day of fellowship and safety awareness.
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Famous
M. EK. Sommercamp & Co
Clurches
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Cottonwood Creek
Borron
the Statesman
Idaho
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Little Salmon
Meadows
Grangeville
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Ark
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Shirley
M. J. Wheelhouse
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Ray B Ayers
Fred Kirgis
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Power House
Schlitz Brewery
Milwaukee
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O'Toole
R. U. McKinney
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Straighe Bonafde
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Swift
Henney
Michigan
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Schuttler
Rushford Farm
Osborne
Rock Island
Janesville
John Deere and
Moline Plows
Weiser Steam Laundry
Foster & Finley
Whiser, Idaho
Thos. E. Kelly
Jim Lee
Breaca
Mather
Wditten
Sackett
New York
Holwell
Lemeuil
N. F. Kimball
Weiser Soda Water Works
J. W. Willingham
Prop
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Goo Printing
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McCormick
Racine
Haan Bru
Chris Man
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