We Silver King mine to operate through winter at Warren
John Royer, owner at Warren, reports the We Silver King mine will run all winter as air supply is frozen. A third tunnel starts to tap the ledge at 600 to 700 feet, with plans to extend to 1200–1400 feet. The middle tunnel reaches about 500 feet, tapping ore 300 feet from surface. Clean-up from previous run was satisfactory.
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John Royer
Silver King
Warren
Royer
New York City
Wrill
Silver King Mill
Orion
Election returns roll in across states with Republican gains
Posthumous recount notes reveal wide Republican wins in governor and congressional races. Governors listed include Odell in New York and Chamberlain in Connecticut, with majorities and gains cited in Maryland Wyoming Wisconsin Iowa and Utah. Local contests hint at party shifts. Democratic claims and legal challenges loom as results come in.
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New York
Lne
Ideau
Montana
Holloway
Dixon
Clark
Heinze
Teller
Utah
Howell
Congress
McNar
Crazy man sent to Blackfoot after council pickup
A man described as acting queerly was brought down from Council Friday afternoon by Sheriff Gray to Blackfoot. A message was sent to the sheriff regarding the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Simons
Gray
Drone to California for death of father and illness of mother
Dr J Washington Easter and his wife left for San Francisco after telegram about the death of his father, age over 80, and his mother's serious illness. The shock worsens her prognosis as they travel. The Opera House schedules the comedy One Stroke of 12 featuring a pawnbroker, servant and hustler arriving Thursday November 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Washington Easter
San Francisco
A Word to the Vanquished in Northwest Politics
A critic urges reformers to abandon constant campaigning and focus on legitimate enterprise. The writer warns that office seeking harms reputations and tempts men toward vice, arguing 12 months of steady work would yield more friends and better outcomes than perpetual political pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vkatada Review
Northwest
Cambridge school principal flees after widespread credit fraud
The Cambridge community learns that R. B. Foresman, former principal of the Cambridge and previously at Weiser Boice schools, is suspected of causing unpaid bills totaling large sums over three years. He left Weiser for Chicago without explanation, leaving victims to face financial loss and disappointment.
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R. B. Foresman
Cambridge
Welser
Bunday
Chicago
Newnetter
Foresman
Weiser
Boice
Mining men go to camp to oversee operations
Hr L Hollister, owner promoter of Thunder Mountain mines, is in town for two weeks to supervise Smith and Profile properties. H H Hunter, investor, has bought the Crown group and plans winter development with supplies ready. T J Bennett of Joplin Mo leaves for Thunder Mountain to evaluate prospects for investment.
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Crown Group
Mr. Crown
Mr. Hunter
Hunter
Welser
Seattle
T. J. Bennett
Joplin
Thunder Mt
Bennett
Minnesota Farmer Writes Of Weiser And Irrigated Lands
Dr. B J Davis of Weiser sends a letter to the Free Press in Mankato praising life in Idaho. He notes irrigation drives smaller farms of 10 to 40 acres while many ranches run 80 to 160 acres, mainly alfalfa and small grain, owned by sheep men.
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BJ. J. Davis
Weiser
Free Press
Mankato
Minn
Davis
Washington County
Minnesota
Idaho
Ogden
Portland
Montana
Baker City
la Grande
Oregon
Meadowa
Lucien Wilkins
Roswell
Ids
Boine Comission
Caldwell
Hie
Blue Marth County
W. H. Robinson
Farleys
Stark
Stevens
8 Hill
Uncle Sam
Pacific & Idaho Northern Railway
Council
Maxdows
Seven Devils
Wolser
Bernice Hill
Dr. Hering
Lake Crystal
B. J. Davis
MOUSE GREER PLAYER CLEANUP
Mr. Hathaway returns to camp at Marshall Lake district with 160 ounces of placer gold from a recent clean-up. He plans extensive spring work, cites improved hydraulic piping, and notes rich ground long known to locals. His venture signals broader mining and irrigation prospects for Weiser and Washington county, Idaho.
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L. Hathaway
Marshall Lake District
Hathaway
Hatheway
Mr. Hathaway
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DOW HK
Waterhouse
Blackfoot
Simons
Michigan
Drone
California
BJ. Davis
C. L. Hathaway
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