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Newspaper

Weiser Signal

Location

Weiser, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1903

Page

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Northern Pacific backs proposed Lewiston road project

Carlos Gillespie, ex Pacific railroad employee now in town, said the Northern Pacific backs a reconnaissance of a line from Kingston to Lewiston. He noted 16 to 18 miles of grading along the Snake River near Huntingdon that could be quickly made usable. Gillespie could not confirm the exact projected route beyond Lewiston, but indicated teams and camping outfits may be sent soon as surveying crews are placed in the field.

Carlos Gillespie On Pacific Railroad Spokane Snake River Huntington Gillespie Lewiston Northern Pacific

Inter-Mountain Fair to Open at Boise October 17

The Inter-Mountain Fair Association announces a first class carnival at Boise on October 17 with novelties never seen in the state. Highlights include automobile races and cavalry exhibitions. The event aims to draw thousands, with best county exhibits encouraged and urged for Mabington county. The article also covers irrigation policy debates and the selection of El Paso for next year’s irrigation congress, noting Boise’s bid and Portland’s pull in 1905.

Boise Tte Inter-Mountain Association Mabington County National Irrigation Congress Carey Wyoming Mondell Shaforth Colorado Fhee Needham Caslifornia Congress Department of Agriculture el Paso Portland Ore Southwest

Montana Senator Elected to Lead National Irrigation Body

In a national irrigation congress report, Senator W. A. Montana was elected to lead the irrigation service. The committee decided to build new facilities in El Maen in 1904, marking a milestone for the movement and regional infrastructure.

W. A . Montana el Maen

Local resident seeks new home after selling shop

Fragmentary notes report a longtime Saluhria and Cambridge resident who recently sold a mercantile business at Cambridge and is now seeking a new location. The scrambled text mentions travel through Kansas with references to people and places, but details are unclear.

van Hisles Saluhria Cambridge Kokiew Lise State of Kansas Doluy

Storm Toll Near New York Bay Reveals Heavy Loss

The storm near New York and offshore caused widespread damage with an estimated loss over 2,000,000 dollars. Eighteen lives were lost and many more are reported missing despite strenuous efforts by passengers, officers, and crew to be saved.

They Are Please Rovert Jackson From Middle Valley

Mr and Mrs Jackson of Middle Valley Idaho express gratitude for a valuable prize reportedly sent from Weiser Idaho and received in September. The note thanks Mr Loenwoop of Weiser for the award associated with a Signal winner second premium. The passage references Mr Robert Jackson and Mrs Jackson and an event in 1903.

Rovert Jackson Middle Valley Jackson Loenwoop Weiser Idaho Robert Jackson Lee Live Tin Iowa

Silver King and Keystone Mines Update at Warren Grangeville

John W. Royer, manager of the Silver King and Keystone mines at Warren, was in Grangeville last week according to the Free Press. The properties are owned by Royer and associates from Philadelphia and Richmond, and the company has undertaken heavy work this season.

John W. Royer Silver King Keystone Warren Grangeville The Free Press

Royer reports rising mining activity in Idaho camps

Royer notes heavy work at Silver King with 45 men, a ten stamp mill, and a concentrator running day and night. A 1250-foot tunnel will tap the vein depths. Keystone operates 20 men with hoist and two-stamp mill. Both properties yield Silver. canvass tables recover 93 percent of values. Warren, Big Creek, and Thunder Mountain see increased travel and capital interest. Royer predicts Idaho County could become the West’s greatest mining district.

Keystone Royer Warren Big Creek Thunder Mountain Idaho County

Ranch For Sale Near Post Office With Plastered House

An improved 40 acre ranch two miles from the post office features a five room plastered house and 50 fruit trees under Payette ditch. Trees will bear next year with reasonable terms. Inquire at Signal office. Dr. Glaze dentist and ophthalmologist moved to the Phette place in the new building upstairs 1031.

Payette Dr. Glaze Phetteplace

Brant Mining Milling Company plans spring mill and cyanide tests

George Brant accompanied by KE Bowerman of Kansas City visits Brant Mining Milling. They outline postponement of a fall mill launch to spring and ongoing winter development to open ore for milling. Extracts include cyanide testing results and copper gold content, with notes on ore concentration before cyaniding.

Statesman George Brant KE. Bowerman Kansas City Brant Mining & Milling Company Bowerman Brant Mer Knot Indian Creek Ip Thunder Mountain Ilebane 4 Wanecas Oun Hamed Archahet Anne Wienanl Tech

Dunkard Colony To Be Established In Weiser

A Dunkard settlement is planned near Weiser with Rev. J A G Silverson from North Yakima appointed as minister. Many families are expected to move, and several Dunkards have already purchased ranches nearby. The article explains Dunkards as German Ameri can Baptists who practice community property, plain dress, and immersion baptism. They resemble Quakers in simplicity and oppose oaths and war service. They are described as industrious and valuable to Washington county.

J. A. G. Silverson North Yakima Washington Weiser Germany Holland Germantown Philadelphia Washington County

Extraction efficiencies from ore processing tests described

The note details a concentration followed by cyanide achieving 84.1 percent of the gold and 92 percent of the silver in the ore. It mentions ongoing tests at 40-mesh and promising results at 20-mesh, with plans for a roll or stamp mill crushing at 20 or 24-mesh.

Martlett Dalrhen

Macey Couple Returns From New York Wedding Trip

Mr and Mrs C F Macey returned Sunday evening from New York City where they spent about three weeks following their wedding. He will return to the Iron Springs Mining Company camp on Rapid River where he is superintendent. Nevins and McDonald of the Iron Springs company will move with their families to Weiser and are not expected until mid October.

C. F. Macey New York City Mr. Macey Iron Springs Mining Company Rapid River Messra Nevins McDonald Iron Springs Company Weiser

Boston Mining Bureau in Magazine Form

The Boston Mining Bureau presents a refined magazine edition with scientific and technical articles. It features condensed reports from mining districts and coverage of the American Mining Congress held at Deadwood along with notes on several mining companies and related topics.

Boston Mining Bureau Buresa American Mining Congress Deadwood

Arrival of Tote Con and Chess in Huntley

Tote Con Toye and J Chess of Ahwago Lina arrived in Huntley with Mowdey, accompanied by Taylan. The party traveled by train and planned further events in the city tonight and tomorrow.

Tote Con. Toye J. Chess Ahwago Lina Huntley Mowdey Epwubey Vy Doe Taylan

Non Mineral Ruling Shakes Showpone County Lands

A Wallace telegraph reports that W A Richards of the General Land Office has ruled a vast area in Shoshone county non mineral. The decision could invalidate mining locations and affect about 82,000 acres across 27 townships south of Wallace, provoking indignation in the region.

Showpone Wallace W. A Richards General Land Office Shoshone County Northern Pacific Railroad Mineral Commission Land Office

Fragmentary obituary item from wartime era reads in broken text

A damaged clipping mentions a person from Waredesngbich county and Leola Hea cab Burwahhe of Malas with mangled context about a wedding or memorial. Names, places, and dates are unclear due to OCR errors.

Fergani

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AE Auntington and Dewinon BR Snake Mer-Mountain Fair Association Irigation Congress Tone Vancad Brant Mining Milling Company Dunkard Colony TADE Dunkard Society Dunkard’s Society of Dunkers Daunkards New York Cole
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