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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
General ssate Naxa


Red Jacket will nave an electric rail.
way.
Alpena has a fine new market build
ing completed.
Iron Mountain will soon have free
mail delivery.
Shepherd horsemcn will build q kite
shaped mile track.
Potatoes Is cents At Northport; IS at
Amhle; 20 at Cedar Springs.
Toe Union church at Vickeryville,
Montcalm county, has burned. Loss,
s2oo0.
A professional boomer will show
Adrian people how TO hustle IN new en-
tsrprisss.
F.S. Phillips has been appointed post
master at Ogden, vice j. W. Robinson,
resigned.
Contracts have been let for the fac
tory OF tue Chicago Tack company at
Benton Hsrbor.
Charles Re- Dor. 81 yesrs old. commit
ted suicide At Detroit Wednesday by
taking rough on rats.
oae factory ia Benton Harbor turns
out two carloads OF pickles and one
esrlosd Of vinegar daily.
The annual meeting of the State
Horticultural society will be held 1T
Eaton Rapids, Dee. l, 2 and 3.
The Eliza iron mine as Negsunes hss
been closed. IL has been worked at .
loss OF $50 900 the IsSs Two years.
Twenty one young people Grsdusted
from the ssnitsrium training school
for nurses at Battle Greek "Wednesday
VIM. Bigger, of the West Hay City
branch OF tue salvation Army, - unde er
arrest. charged With not supporting his
wife.
Fennvllie frui. rsisers reslizst 81 .ooo,
soo ffuus peaches and grapes IN q belt
seven miles wide and fourteen miles
long.
Mrs Ieckey, matrou Of the Bliss
riota TO tsse chargs of . Presbyterian
Tndlsn school.
The Rsy City police are still looking
for the wcmsn who passed several
boxas sac essls on unsuspecsing mer-
chants recently.
Chrysan themam shows are in full
blast a. Bay ,ity. Saginaw. Big Rapids
aud Detroit. Each eialms tns best ex-
hibitin the state
Bravo. Aliesan county. 10 still ship
ping peaches taouga time - creeping
un on the trail on th. Thsnksg7sin :
ursey. rhe town - nightly named.
ss. Pfssssngs BASKET factory turned
Gus 4. .0ee. .eee hsskrss snrsnx the year
i,,.s psss. That mt enough, ~ IN.
fsctsrv room vii b inersss-a sssfoo
feet.
Fred Rrader. De.rc.t sslosn-keer~r.
found q hstrgisr - ess houre the ether
niaht and arove aisa cut sra eiaa.
The intruder left . Ene ssk hst ss .
y>senssnto Of TIE visit.
Mrs.. Hsrrset " EFsnt fssl on = d.
festvs Sidewalk ss Isnssng lost p.
tnber ana received ssfseas ia3aKsex
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

Cuy TaEAsrRkR's OrFrcp.
grand RarIps. Mich. Nov. 4. lssi. /
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for construction OF . sewer In West Bridge
street from ioid s, rect TO Michigan street. in
the city of Grand Rapids, IL now in my hands
and thxf l will receive payment thereon for
the period OF twenty DAYS from this date. at
the Office Of the City lressurer. City Han.
WILLIAM HAkE.
nov . City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
Its Exceiisus Qualities

Commend to public approval the Cali
fornia liquid fruit remedy Syrup of
Figs. 1t is pleasing to the eye, and to
the taste and by gently acting on the
kidneys, liver and bowels, it cleanses
the system effectuslly. thereby promot-
ing the health and comfort OF all who
use IL.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
- uskegou News.

The case of The People vs.. 8. d.
Hinds. IN which Kinds accused Attor.
ney s. II. Clink of accepting money on
both sides Of . case, WAS gwen TO q
jury shortly alter III o'clock last nigh.
and in few minutes brought in a vsr-
dict of guilty. Justice O'Hara SELL
fenced Hinds to pay fine of
$3.50 costs, and also TO be con-
fined IN the co, ty Jail for ninety
days. The case was appealed to the
circuit court.-Charles Lecus plead ed
guilty TO larceny OF quantity of
brass and was this morning fined
Sl7 or forty-fivc DAYS in jail
Ryerson, Hills & Co.'s bay mill butt in
ls47 and whicn has been IN use every
year srnce 1t was built, cut lis last log
this forenoon and shut down for good
Fourteen OF the employees are thus
thrown out Of work. many having been
there all the way from IL to 50 years.
The mill employed on an average S5
men. and last years cut averaged
l32 600 feet per day. 1t is expected
their upper mill will Gu. its last log by
Saturday and also shut down for good.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

Now. don't get left next
Monday FOR there 10 to be a
change of starting time of
the Fast day train from
Grand Rapids to Chicago via
sne West Michigan Line:
aud. of course, . cores
pondIpg saving at the Chi
caeo end Of tho journey.
The tram now leaves at Los
p. NJ. twill then commence
TO leave at 1906 noon and
arrive ut Chicago ~ 5:25 ..
IN. The advantage TO both
those who GO only to Chi
cago aud those who 90 be-
vond, 10 manifest. 3 % y.
m. IA n convenisnt hour for
evening engagements in
Chicago. ana 5.25 "a IN tins
for connection with all fast
trans out Of Chicago 10 the
great Western add South
western places. Wagner
Buffet Parlor Car will con-
tinue on this train. Othcr
trans will remain "a At
present.
GEo. prHtvFS.
Gea'i. Psssr., Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
TREAsuRsr-. NOTICE

Cts Trsasrrer's ofEse
a-srt Rsssos Men Rsv 4 lisa
Notice IA NeFrfT Ffren fasf s~s~e<u mt
res fes the grssfbf ard gfxvriibG - fsst
Rrfdes street fren Essr street r. fnIer
street IN tire c5tv - eErp Ezb d. Hew fn
tbere1n ser the rrrsef 81 f~enfs 4zre frera
thfs date ~ sse eHc< ef fhe fifv essfrer
fsfs Hsa wfHIItn HtkE
fev - t4fv frrasurr-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

syaProms-M M0isture, intense itching
and SINGING; most at night, worse hv
scratching. II sslovesi 90 eontsnns
tnnefs form, which often bieed ard
uicerste, eecon.ng verysore. s~AYxx's
UISrxFsr staps The itching ard Nnpd.
ine. heals liberation. and in meet oss<s
removes the taneors Al cryseesess. ar
hy mai. tor % cents. pr. sssyn< A
son. Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

In Holland, Mich, c. j. Doesbury
publishes tae News, ard in its column
strongly recommends Or. Thomas Ec
Iec;rc OH for coughs, eolds, core throat
csssrrh and asthma
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
rREAsuRERs NOTICE.


tffy IrfAtuTef q UTTce.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Oct. .e. 10 !.
Notice ~ hsrery gwen that the assessment
roll for tbe grading ana Erayeiing Of The alley
between North Lafayette street and Nerih
Prospect street frem Hsstng street 70 Trow-
bridge street. IN tte city Of Grand Rsyids
Is now I'm my hands and that I will re
e-ive pstmeat thereon Tor th- peried Of twen-
~ days from this date. AZ the ONCE OF the
City Treasurer. City Hal.
WILLIAM HtKF
nov ~ CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
Cry TssAsrRrk's oFFrcv.

Cry TsEAsrREks oFFIcv.(
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Nov. T. 1891. (
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the paving OF Canal stree: vita sheet
asphalt from Lvon street To Pesll street. in
the city of Grand Rapids. Is now IN my hands.
andthst viii receive payment thereon for the
period OF twenty days from this date. a. the
ofice OF the City Treasurer. City Han.
WILLIAM HAkE.
nov Is City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
TREAsuRER's NOTICE
o,s Tr.asur-r.s once. !

City Treasurer's once
Grand RAPIDS kieh ~. "a isei
Fetice is hereby given that tise assessment
roll Ger grading and sstrelng Ham ton street
fren West I~nssrs -fsers - nrsh ssr~sf is
ng~ n nv hsras a@ tfsf ! viii reeeive pay
mrpf fbervos Tor ne prrioa 81 tweBts days
frnm this date. st tie Office ei ths Treasurer
Csty Hzlk
WILLIAM HAKf
nov ff Cts Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

Adolf I.slIoz. csrrsgs manufacturer
fl9 Csrroil-st-, Buffalo. y. Y. states
| vss troablsd with nausea OF the sioaa
seh. SICK aeaiach- and genersl deml
isy. Baraock Blood Bittsrs cured me
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Terms of Circuit Court.

STATE OF MicHroAS.
SrvrNrEkxTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
We DO hereby hx and appoint the following
times for hodinx the several terms Of court
within and for the Seventeenth judicial CIR
cult for the yesrs A. ID. 1892 and lS9s. Kent
county:
First Monday Ia March.
First Monday In May.
Fourth Monday In September.
Fourth Monday In December.
Dated October 9th. 1881.
ALLEN - tDSfT
thur ll-e6 Circuit Judgea
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

Garfield Tea = tbs sfr~a hnns.~ife's
eFss fTienf. tfesns TIE n-.sir fF8ns a. h--
sad pssps. esssssng . taeyancy ~
sylfits sad loyssy eors rieson.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

City Trcasnrers once
Grand RRp.es, Mich. Nov. 4. 1891.
Notice - hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction OF sewer IN south
Cherry street 10 Irwin Place. In the rity
Of Grand RAPIDS. is now ia my hands aud
that Will receive payment thereon for the
period Of twentv dzys from this date. at the
ofncc Of the City Treasurer. CITY Hal.
WILLIAM HhkE.
nov * City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

fsfT Treasurer f'r'tcs
o-Hes Essses. y ea Nct E ~
Fsft<< - hsr-nf yea gissf fnr sssessrs1f
reH se~ ire een-frnrffsn - $685. fr -
= see street. frnrn Sorft Tare srerut - Ma
fs.n sf-e~t sh@ efrv ~ G~ete FsHtes. . aaN
n NJ harsss aaa thsf ! psf r@~e-es rssneee ?
fhsfeex fsr fse rtrise = fE~nrf rnys srsFn
wTEIItM BAEf.
snvr Cts Treasures.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

CITY Tres.ursr's once. I

City Treasurer's 0rc~
Grand Rapids Mich. Oct e. isei
Notice - hereby gisea that the assessment
roll for the construction of sewer ir center
sfr@~t from Sycamore street - ~ fset souih
Of Dlakeiey avenue. IN the c3iv q Srsna lar
ids a sow n my hands and that VII re-
csiys payment thereon for the pefisd ~
twenty days frsfB ~ fefe. ct the once Of
WILLIAM HARE.
novf CITY Tr~ssurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

City Treas ,rer's once.
Grand Rapids. Mich, tsov. 4. lsgi.
Notice is hereby gwen that the Assessment
roll Tor the construction OF q sewer in the alley
next east Of Jefferson street from West
Fulton street 10 Watson street in the
citv of Grand Rapids. Is now in nv hands.
aud that will receive paymen: thereon fer
the period of twenty days froia this date. At
the ONCE Of the City Treasurer. city Han.
WILLIAM HAKE,
nov IS City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

r1tv Tre>serrfs . 6f>ce
Gfasd fstlas NleA NeT n. lss4
Natics i ser ~es fvrn fasf ths ss~~~nenf
FaH fsF - fmtfce< ~eNg % NEffh prnsrerr
street n tks etss ~ tsfsRa Rs rE1e - , rzy
hsnts SO ia ~i4 re-rfvs ssT-~s fhe@re
Hal
wfIl.1sM asEx
ace Gay Ixesxarfr
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

-'1ly. fDaiiy excrpf ,ln lav.
Trains arrive from the East soA n. Ia 2
n. On m aud 10 3 n.
Trains arrive from tas West SIS I'm aaa 9SS
m.
Esstward-Ne. IL has Wagner Parl0r Bafot
csr. No. Is Parlcr car. No. - agner Sieeser.
Westward-No. Ell Wagner siespeF. Ne. II
Psrior car. No. Is Wagner Psrigr Buict Car.
JosS W. LoUn. Traine Manager.
By FrEFcHKa. 1ray- Pass. Aren't
JAs. CAMPBELL. City Ickes Areat.
y HoHroe strsef
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

Detroit, Nov. 11.-Ex-Mayor and
Legislator William W. Wheaton Ia dy-
ing a. Harper Hospital. On Sunday
b was found necessary to amputate
his left sg below the knee. He has
rot recovered from the operation and
- 9ow slowly sinking. Mr. Wheaton
was afflicted with gangrene.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

Gong to Detroit after next
Saturday you will have a
grand improvement in the
speed of the ! p. m. train via
the favorlte Lansing route.
A new schedule will make
thatthe opposite of the cele-
brated l:l5 p. m. from De-
troIt 10 this city. and it will
arrive at Detroit at 5:lvp.m.
instead Of Cos p. IN. as it
does now. Or, in other
words. . reduction OF 90
minutes IN the running
time. The train now leav-
ing AZ 6:2j D. m. will start
at 5:45 D. IN. and arrive at
Detroit about ~ now. The
loo p. m. will run every
day, and the 5:45 week days
only. Othsr changes will
occur aud so yau had better
consult the new time table
or confer with tive agents at
city Offices or Union station.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
TRsAsUass's NOTICE.

City Trsssarsr's 06ce.
Grand Rapids. Nlcb.. New y. -.
Netiee IL hereby gtvea taai ths sssessrnenf
ran fer he grading ssd grsreisHx of puflfy
Pace between Brslnsrd ssr-sf aea Soyts
Fniea street. 81 the cfts - ts<ard Esp a. ~
rec IN rny hsads sns thss | wtii fs->lTe eey
fasnt tkefecn for the rtfsos o fs~afy ssys
WILLIAM HlEE
Gee Nsp Treasures.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
NHJCAGn sEPr lisa


GOING To CHICAGO.
Lv. GRID RAPIDS. 500 aD ~ r'n 81 f.pa
ar. CuIGAuO.....--..-S.l3p - pm t.t pia = tpail
RETURNING FnoM CHICAGO.
Ly. CHICAGO. ...--..9.0e an ssl5 pm u itITa
Ar GRID kAPlDs- SIS pm lp:lo pm 't.l1aB
TO Axp vson BEsToN H.EsoR. 81. zoe ara sHD -
rSefAhkFuLGs.
Lv Grand Rapids soB sfn o. rfa II :t5pm
Ar. 1rahd kApids..~t-lo ari > 81 pa ~ ilnpm
TO Asp FHcv rrfKrcoy.
Lv. 6. R eco am i.fs rm 20rm SO IN
A. g. r. 1855 am 3;55 pn & % pm .--......-.-
To .rpr.os b.NIsgss .ss TBsvaEsE cfry.
Lv t.rana Hspies -........ - ara t.i7 pm
Ar. Grand kspics ..--.--...-.-i1iio sh bi.s iiAi
THROUGH CAR SfRNICk.
Between ,srsnd Rapids aud Chicere-W Wagner
Sipeuers-Lsave Gfsnd Rapids 4 - D ~
leave Chicago l. - b. u. llsrinr X anfa Atfs
Leave sraad lapfos .0a =. ~; leave 'bi-
cage 4.4s rs. Free Chair OarS-LeaYe oraDd
R9uIfs : e.sS am. cave Eaicagc 20 aiu.
ne,wasn Grsrd Rapids and lnaisnsFe Is
Steering and Chnir Csr-Lesyes tsraHd tnpidk.
rscent SATURDAY. ~ 81 .. IA leaves Indiana
tolfs sxcfpt fEudsy. e.z3 D. NJ
Ret~cen tsrsnd RAPIDS and hsnisfee-fTee
Chair Csr-I,~sves tsraaG Rapids 6ib p1a,
leaves Msaistee Isi3 an.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
MICHIGANCENTRAL

tDaily. All Others daily except sancay-
Taxing effect sunday. july - lsSs.
Sleeping cars on Pacific aud Atlantic Is-
ieaxe fr Detroil e.ho a -. fetafHs. =
leave DelFolt at 4.tS D.. m. arriving A.
Grand Es -its - n r. N. Direct connect 3ns
made at Detroit with al throu-h tr&ius eAyt
ficsrt on sale A. t5H4or iicses uiact. 40 -.ta-
roe s rect Ard AZ 4 d. On defict.
FRsDM. BsIees Gem Ag't. es Nea-oe-s
0. VI. RuGeiss. q. p. aad =. Agt Oh.csto-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
nE,TOOIT JUSg2l. Is,i
,AssIss q scsrHEss y. v.

lAssIss q scsrHEss q. v.
GOING TO DETROIT.
I.,. ORD RAPIDS go am g nm .e2rm
RrgrsSISe PROM DETROIT.
Iv DETROIT 7ss am sl.is pm 500 ru
Ar. G'Rb RAfIDS -lz.lo pm -bfspm lvii5 pm
Ts ana from IAsslnz and Howeli-sAms a.
to and from priroii.
To.sp pfsos sAcgFsv, ABA ssp 81 hovis
Iv. Grand Rapids ..-......-..... % an - IN
Ar. 0faAa Rapids ...-....--..ia. - an ~ - hiA
30 Lnwr,A ~ owI1.i nssrfset y y
Ly. lsfana kapias.--- esie Am pr si-oph
TuncurH CAR sEEyIeE
r.swrrn ~ arr R,tBas snd setFe.t-Psriof
cars On al irains- Sesfr p cents -.
nef~e.. I. r~sc Ehpiss snd kaEinsw-fHrior
~, ,ss yes srsnd Kspios - nIni arrives IA
Grsnd rapias p ~ fn. Srsf<t r-fffs
eE0. DsBAFlN. seh- Pass'f AT
I1Kr SHORE a gfomsAs sovrHsss
=. Am f''rs~ an pa
30 II lis4~ar-..-..-...E -...EIsb.rs-...-..--sr-si' is
~ as Ar sossh BEND @ A. . ie
,ss s".ar..-.--- ohiear. ar........--I,-iiss y =
ms 80 Ar--......-- Telsae..---.----Ls-liII .s
IA y ---Clsssissd-.... 80 Sss
sm fD
.zp~ ...Bursio--....-bvi = 4 -
4iss lac sao~- va Cssseaba ~ esan-efies
-If fte Erse and y ane J.. y 4 = terrus fhe
ctickess ana Hnost direct roufs - Ptftsssrk-
a. swrra.
q. 7. Ap. A. Cfe@esnd.o 0
eus~rcrx. T1eket Ag.nt. l,epst
JAS. Cssfsxi4. L4fs Al "a = Morreest
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

wrI1lsM HsEx.
Gay Ifessarer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

wTEIItM HAgF
Cts Treasures.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-03-05

for road to be built over from In
dian valley to Hornet. In first place
we know that the company building
the road and having the object in
view Of tapping the Seven Devils, do
not care so much about the grade
being easy to get up there, because
they can run empty cars anywhere,
but they want an easy grade back
with their loads of ore, timber and
farm products. Now how can a road
be built up that tremendously steep
grade from Middle Fork going to-
wards Indian yalley2 1t can not be
done, and any man who has had ex-
perience in rail reading knows it is
preposterous TO think about such a
route. From our judgement of a
rail road in this country, we should
say that there is but one true, natural
and paying route to be followed and
that is to commence at Weiser and
90 direct up the Weiser river to the
mouth of Hornet or the crossing of
Hornet creek bridge and thence up
Hornet valley over the divide on to
Crooked river, and so on to the Seven
Devils. Such a road would be a
prosperous and paying route, and
would tap the leading valleys and
most prosperous towns in which there
are lots of business carried on yearly.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-03-05
n legend Of Mineral.

A writer in the Huntington Herald
says: We dare say there are few
mining camps but has romance or
else some traditional story of i'm
mensely rich deposits having been
found either within its prescribed
limits or some place close by. AS
near as we can learn, some time in
the gloomy past, in the neighborhood
of twenty-five or thirty years ago,
two men found ore that when assayed
several years after was found to be
over 1000 ounces to the ton in silver.
The only description of the locality
given is that it was high up In the
mountains in the timber, and thirty
five or forty miles northeast of Fare
well Bend, or in that neighborhood.
The place is now located by the know
ing ones as being between six and ten
miles east or a little north of east of
Mineral. We learn Of about three
parties who are preparing to renew
the search as soon as the snow is oil.
There is no doubt but the locality
described is a mineral country and
perhaps there is more in the story
than some are willing to give it credit
for at present AS before stated.
those who know do not want to tell,
but it is safe to say that if such wealth
exist in the locality described it will
be uncovered the coming summer.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-03-05
The DeLaInar Deal.

Avalanche
Captain DeLamar turns over his
entire property consisting of all his
mining claims, mill, mill site, water
rights, ore Oh hand and not in transit
on day Of transfer, all buildings,
timbers and supplies on hand on the
IA til day of May 1891, to the pro-
moters of an English stock company,
the transfer to be made on the 18th
day of May, at "a nominal price of
-, 900, 900, in consideration of
which the buyers agree to pay him
not less than $500, 600 or more than
$3.50, 600 in cash for their interest
and to stock the mine in Great Britanin
at 50, 500, 600, $4O0, 600 working
capital or this S400, 600 working
capital $3.50, 600 is to be paid in
cash blythe promoters and the balance
$3.50, 600 in stock subscriptions at
par value. Then Cabtain DeLamar
is to receive balance of amount to be
paid him III stock ut cost value sufli-
Gent to make his total payments 81, =
$50, 600.
But by baying Captain DeLamar
$40, 600 within thirty days from date
of contract, the promoters have the
of fixing the capital stock
at only 81, 600, 600 and the working
capital at 1925, 600, in which event
Sl75, 600 must be paid in to the
treasury in cash and the balance Of
$50, 600 raised from stock subscrip-
ions, DeLamar still receiving the
same amount in stock at cost as in
the first named proposition.
Either of the above propositions
boiled down means that the promoters
purchase at the rate of 81, 600, 900
for the whole, either one-fouth or
lhree-eighths of the property, CAPTAIN
DeLamar still retaining the larger
interest and cotrol and receiving in
,asin, either $500, 900 or $3.50, 900
n cash, according to which prop
he promoters may choose to take.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-03-05

The following from the Bedrock
Democrat shows the great depth of
Baker citys yearning for wagon
road to the Devils
The Democrat suggests that the
county court q both Baker and Tn
ion counties appropriate sum Of
money sufficient for the construction
of that portion of the proposed Seven
Devils wagon road lying within each
county. The appropriation need not
necessarily be very large and we be-
the people are in accord with this plan
What do our Union county friends
think of this proposition2 1t is GER
tainly fair to all concerned. 1t is the
most available way tot secure the
necessary funds.
The Democrat is pleased to see the
unity Of feeling existing in Baker City
regarding the Seven Devils wagon
road enterprise and the determination
TO construct the highway by private
means should the appropriation from
the state fail. II is such persistent
energy and enterprise that knows no
such word as fail and inscribes
success with big S upon the banner
Of progress.
Now for action The Seven Devils
road must be built and it behooves
the people of Baker City to take
Immediate steps in that direction.
let it be heralded abroad at once that
Baker equity is not dependent upon
state aid to build her wagon roads.
Let it be known that not witnstanding
the veto of the governor, Baker City
is the Quitting and distributing point
for the Seven Devils
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-03-05


"Why do they trade with Sommer-
camp?"
The jealous merchants cry,
"Because his goods are best, you
know.
The people make reply \
If you want good value for your
money buy at Sommer & Gorries
the headquarters for low prices.
You are sure to- find something you
want if you visit Sommercamp Bros.
store.
Sommercamp Bros. & Co. are
unpacking goods daily, and their
shelves are being filled with only the
best of everything.
Where are you going, my pretty maid?
ITO Sommercamp's store. SIR" she said.
"They sell so cheap and encounters shine
With everything nice in the drygoods line. "
The SIGNAL is THE CHAMPION.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-03-05
THE WEISER SIGNAL.
THURSDAY, MARCH s, 1891
Speaking of Devils.

Avalanche.
Probably no mining district in the
West is being more extensively and
gratuitouly advertised than the Seven
Devils country. Huntington, Baker
City, Boise City, Weiser and Payette
are all striving to discover ways and
means of securing road to the
mines there and each Of these towns
realizes that the one which secures
the first and best inlet to these re-
markable deposits of mineral will be-
come the depot and entrepot for a
trade which will be very extensive
and permanent. 1t is to the interest
of Idaho that this future trade should
be retained within her boundaries.
Some time in the near future great
smelling plants will be constructed
to work the Seven Devils ores
Where these plants are erected will
grow up a second or a larger Ana
conda than the famous Montana
town by that name. Experience has
shown that the most successful
smelrers are those built where a
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famed from different districts. For
this reason we would suggest that
the point for the smelling town is
somewhere on the Short Line road,
where the road from Owyhee county
Will reach that line. A road from
South Mountain passing DeLamar
crossing the Short Line at Nampa,
Caldwell, Payette or Weiser, and
extended on to the Seven Devils, is
n line which should be built. Owyhee
miners need timber and fuel, and
must some day have railroad to the
Payette, and now, while an inlet to
the Seven Devils is being discussed,
is the time 10 unite the two enterprises
The South Mountain galena ores, the
refractory ores Of the Flint district,
some Of the Delamar and Silver City
ores would attain their best results
with the copper and gold ores of the
Seven Devils. To bring and work
all these minerals at some central
point. All the towns named herein
should bear this in mind. Some move
has already been made by Capt.
DeLamar and the citizens of Caldwell
or Nampa toward the constructor of
Il road to reach Demar. We hope
they will extend their scheme to take
in the Seven Devils county, and carry
it to successful issue. The time is
ripe for the consumation, and if it !
should be long delayed one of the
Oregon towns will get the start of
them on their short line to the great
copper district and materially cripple
aud delay this very importan enter
prise.