The Blue Jacket Mines progress in Seven Devils Idaho
The Blue Jacket property owned by Frank J. French and partners in Seven Devils shows substantial development since 1899. A 550 foot tunnel, 1000 tons of ore shipped in 1900, new boilers and pumps, a 20 ton reverberatory furnace under construction, and plans to ship more ore signal strong potential. The company has invested about 125000 dollars, employs 50 men, and controls eight other claims in the Snake river region while seeking efficient capital and legal clarity to unlock regional mineral wealth.
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Frank J. French
Idaho
French
Astern
Washington
Blue Jacket Company
Blue Jacket
Rapid River Country
Broom Corn Profitable Crop Grows Here Without Irrigation
Broom corn has been grown in this vicinity without irrigation by N R Fleck and Harry Conley, yielding high quality samples. Illinois counties Douglas Coles Pratt Cumberland and Edgar supply most U S production. Annual output 20 000 to 25 000 tons with prices averaging 80 to 150 per ton. A factory could be built next year if crop size supports it. Fall and winter clothing at Summ ercamp s Korup.
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N. R. Fleck
Harry Conley
United States
Illinois
Douglas
Coles
Pratt
Cumberland
Edgar
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Uncertainty Over Poll Taxes in State Legislation
The Signal reviews last session laws on two poll tax forms. A road poll tax requires labor on roads for men 21 to 50 or a four dollar or fixed commutation fee. The general poll tax is two dollars, rising to two fifty after January, with liens on real estate and collection via personal property if necessary.
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Board of Commissioners
United States
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Seven Devils
Blue Jacket Mine
Summercamp
Korup
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