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Weiser Signal

Location

Weiser, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1903

Page

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Rail rivals eye Salmon River route and Lewiston trade

A long report notes major railroad interests backing Salmon River lines from Huntington to Lewiston and Salmon City routes. It outlines clashes among Union Pacific, Northern Pacific, Burlington and Hill interests, with plans tied to water routes to Portland and Puget Sound. Local Idaho towns like Lewiston, Genesee, and St Anthony appear in notices about fairs, marriages, accidents, and municipal projects.

Salmon Snake Salt Lake Union Huntington Ton Salmon City Salmon River Theington Northwestern Hillcom Ion Pacific Union Ific Et Sound Middle West North Ife Seaboard Northern Pacific Misla Lewiston Snake Columbia Union Pacific Billings Burling Wall Street Clearwater Messrs. Harriman and Mellin Lewiston- Riparia Hiparia Wallula James Hill Hill Harriman Idaho Burlington Portland Lewiston and Owyhee Company Puget Sound

How Wardner’s Pass Brought Luck to New York Tale

The town of Warner in the Coeur d Alenes bears Jim Wardner’s name. Now ill, he recalled a tale of seeking a grub stake on a coast to New York journey. Wardner got a railway pass after a misread telegram from General Manager Shaughnessy, who allegedly warned Don t let Wardner walk. Wardner met Shaughnessy in Montreal, shared a laugh, and dined, avoiding a long eastward walk.

Jim Wardner Warner Coeur d’ Alenes Warder Jim Wardner New York Vancouver B.C Canadian Pacific Shaughnessy Montreal Theo Wardner

Idaho Mormons Face Political Divide in Utah Influence

A fragmentary Idaho Statesman excerpt debates whether local politics should be guided by Idaho residents or by Mormon leaders in Utah. The text asserts Mormon influence in Idaho politics is binding, noting appeals and stances amid a heated partisan climate.

Idaho Utah Uta

Surveying Bald Eagle claim amid Ross Potter Rankin dispute

Engineer D A Utter traveled Thursday to the Rankin General Milling camp on Rapid River to survey the Bald Eagle mining claim amid a ownership dispute between James Ross and James Potter and the Rankin company. He will report to Judge Stewart in Weiser Monday October 5 on lines stakes and locations, then visit Paetolian Mining on Rapid River Short's Bar Salmon River and Hathaway's placer camp on Grouse Creek.

D. A. Utter Rankin General Milling Company Rapid River Utter Stewart District Court Bald Eagle James Ross James Potter Weiser Paetolian Mining Company Short’s Bar Salmon River Hathaway Grouse Creek

Clean-up from Gold Mining Operations at Muck Lake

Ford arrived Monday afternoon with a bag in hand. He spoke with Weines and Me Mau Of about a cleanup at the cyanide plows of the Gold Gum Mining near Muck Lake. The operation is described as a regular occurrence with locals noting the improving conditions and ongoing efforts.

ED. Ford Ford Amelie Weines Muck Lake

Thunder Mountain mining rush fuels Big Creek interest

George Stonebreaker arrives from the Thunder Mountain country and reports a busy mining scene in the Big Creek district. He notes a six man crew at the June group with a rich copper nickel seam, widespread activity, and a shortage of skilled miners. The Roosevelt area sees toll on gear, mill fixes, and supply delays as 400 workers toil across multiple properties. Shipping of goods by pack trains struggles with terrain and weather, threatening fall store stock.

Lewiston June Group Himself and Son Lester Coffin Walter (. Brooks Stonebreaker June Big Creek Emmett Fo Roosevelt Dewey Sunnyside Belle of Thunder Mountain

Pittsburg men travel to Little Salmon river for placers deal

Thus C. Cook and Wm. Speakman of Pittsburg left the city Wednesday for the Little Salmon river near Pollock. They seek to arrange work on Short's Bar placers with plans to invest funds from wealthy Smoky City interests in legitimate western prospects.

C. Cook Wm. Speak-man Pittsburg Penn Little Salmon River Pollock Mr. Cook Smoky City

Tennessee Visitor Edmonston Seeks Fine Horses in City

W Edmonston of Petersburg Tennessee visits the city to buy horses for shipment home to Sunny Tennessee. He is a breedler of stock and recently sold a thoroughbred Hackney stud to Ram Ross. Edmonston shows interest in a potato exhibit and inspects local stock with curiosity.

W. ©. Edmonston Petersburg Tennessee Mr. Edmonston Ram Ross Edmonston A. A. Dawson

Meo and Teams Wanted for Work in Warkaus

In Wy region authorities seek Meo and teams to undertake living tasks in Warkaus area. Applicants should show readiness, meet local requirements, and submit by the stated deadline to join municipal work efforts and comply with regional plans.

Grand Lodge Session Concludes in Boise Delegates Shine

The State Grand Lodge of Masons met in Boise with large, harmonious attendance. Officers elected for the year include AW Gordon deputy master, J W Robinevn senior grand warden, Theron Ward junior grand warden, and grand lecturer Good. Grand Master Cowen announced several appointments.

State Grand Lodge of Masons Boise Cowad Arandee Gordon J. W. Robinevn Theron Ward Bind Sooframfy Cowen

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