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New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
BALTIMORE & OHIO 4. r.

FOR THE WEST. -, -
Leave New York south Ferry CShi1shah Ie'ininAD' -
foot Of Liberty street
sDaiiy. Except sunday. sSun1@SI =.
CHICAGo, s43O m. liberty stFee' 0-''' z
PTTTsBURG. $50 a. m dl0erry street sniSl -
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. 1000 m. 'sSS p N.
ROYAL RIUEl TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE {I11e-, {IS,S - So SDiasr1
sll-SO m. (Diner tlOO p t.9Sll - ySt.s
s3 90 CRoyal Limited exclusively Fu,laa ram - s
Cafel. ASS ?. m NL'iiSEls Anu -
night NORFOLK II 90 2. m.
All trains Illuminated With Fint>eh LiSnS
Onices. II8 lT9 90i f2S4 Broatway = Union 50.
w. l2T BoWery y Y $50 Fulton st BROOKLYN: White
hall Terminal Rnd 81 Baggage ehecked troaa
hotel residence destination
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20

COTTON-The general undercurrent OF sentiment in
local cotton circles decidedly buish to-day
exhibited less timidy limited
way only. Shorts given bad a
by sensational advance in the English market. tn
feature OF the latter being rise of points
ary delivery From other points OF the
news OF a pronounced buish type hand The
hrst sale OF January on the local Exchange
this level the upft tapered OF points
October Throughout the first
heavy. with Europe easily the leading buyer. Business
account went almost exclusively the bull
sloe local shorts excited
several Wall Street commission houses purchased re
March May and August positions in q moderate
sold deliveries roUard 1DGd6aT
tons fell on quite rapidly but the he'd generally
NIn ana no serious setback
AtteCon transactions were comparatively small
N me Gay business again picked AS weekly
staustlcal summaries averaged buIlish
the ate feeling was firm and predictions
OF snother uplift in Liverpool
e ana next crop months unchanged points net lower
dhics from reliable parties in the
Wfn khoNn Liverpool houses conveyed impression
ust european representatives In the South
Win te success in executing orders
OF cotton Tor immediate shipment TO I.veruool
declared that Southern holders oDtiuIs,ic
these parties preferTinR
pe4hg known mat manufacturers abroad in
orders for finished goods The crop movement moreover
WIS falling 10 meet expectations Then arbitrage
houses believed heavily short with the stand
ing long account understood be corespondingly small
lafors and banks throughout the position "a
deliberate the d!sposng balance OF the
Mlereas N previous years their hnsnca, condition
Nuid not permit or such action. According Hester
az New-flFleans the into sight
week end'rR to-day 1no against ia 652 last
In 1897 ~ OieS
The range Of contract prices market to-day
was follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
...h .ao. January. a4e: May.

May s2c. oats-No 2 cash. z4c; January 2'c; May
24&c No white 26hc. - CO..
Toledo Jan 10.wheet higher: nrrnj No Nc miasd s2c
NAV, T0Ac bid dull steady, NO = "S1overseed
oats dull: No . mixed 24c Rye-No sales I,v
quiet, steady. prime cash. new ~ %; oh - 10 80
airy, s. 80. Oil unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
pENNSYLVANIA

-
brosses and CortIsnat Streets siss' and Dss-
sTThe leaving time from Desbrosses ana
Cortlnndt Streets is Ave minutes later than
that given below for Tyyenty-third Street
stations, except where otherwise noted
7-10 A N FAST MAIL--Linited 70 two Buffet ParIo,
"a aIs & New YORK 70 Pitt:ours sleeping Car Ptts0aSs
o.oS 4. VI PEHNsYITaNsiG%u fMTrT5 19r ESyeana
ton car Fo7 S'esPng Bi6sxo Dns s%oaE and oosTy
IMna9,naP9lis. Ind a! LouisviiIe. s.. Louis.
For NASHVILLE tvia Cincinnati and Louisvie)
5-55 p M WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago. 70,
7.55 p. VI. soTTHwgsTERv ExPRFss-For P,,,.
burg Akron Cleveland Cincinnati louisville. Indian
- -. p W.; P4cIFIc. ExPREss.-Eor Pi,,ssurE. sna
Route Connects Tor 6Isveisnd except safI-s 'asY
Sleeping Car New YORK 70 Ei5o5a East 5s2 Pst P
burg and points West. daily except sunday. No
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
80 - o 80 $50 1910 (Dssbrosses and Cortaadt strsss
cDes6rosse sno coTtianaS siress 25 q = @ c55 no
Dinns ca 55 cbnias cara ara 'Ps 3 p Ha' m Il 70 - 4 =
SUNDAY s2S 20 1885 Dining car N. I255 C25
a25 425 Dining Car, ass Sins car 8 p S4ss. @
s9ppr56RN 2p..5I5.ss, sA5 ya, Ll.a
NORFOLK %SD WsERR 2 fz9 "a + "a Rse aa E.
ATIANTfc COAST LIS n Fio4i4s a5lii Special. 1872,
CIIEsAPEAKE OHIO RAILwAY--I55 a. m wee WssE-
FOR OLD P6iSF coMFo}r 1St'A and xoRFoLK.-7sz
AaASG ahd cd4aGdI SdFYe sirse;s $50 n and nd 80 Dsseo.
Hestibuled Trains. Buffet Parior cars ana standa9i
cape MAY:-l255 p. N. weekdays.
Fo points on New York and Long Branch Railroad from
West TWenty-tnird Street Station). 81 n a.
go and 455 ?. m Sundays o y m. 455 D m
urol Desorosses and Cortandt Streets.
LOU SD and $40 p m Sundays 945 n SIS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
s25 s5 aa eP5 5s GPsaad Psaas ss fss IS @ p M
and Cortlandt Streets 1O2O Dining Carr 1055 CDnns
Car1, H55 a. m, 1255 10 CDesbrosses and C9rtlauIs
streets 20 2S5. 325 $55, Az AS Dining Csrl
p; M. I2i0 night Sundays. 61O SIS. s55. 925 as
Limited, 300. 1875 Dining m *
Dining Carr, as. 355 Z . Dining Cs-5 - -
Dining Car). 555 Dining CaI. T5J. S-55. 925 D. n
Ticket offices 481 944 1885, 1854 III and 2s1 Faa
way Astor House; West Twenty Street
and stations foot OF Desb7osses Corandt Streets
: Court street. SEQ Fulton Street. Broadway sn4
LennSyIvana Annex Station. Brooklyn: Station Jersey
CITY The New York Transfer COMPANY will cal Po-
and check baggage from hotels residences throuRh
TO destination. -0-9~
Telephone '014 Eighteenth for
Railroad Cab Service.
j. q ~ Itl9lNSON. J. r WOOD
HeneFal manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20

n PURSUANCE OI dH UIutT Oh TOn. FranK
T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County Of New
York notice IS hereby given to all persons having
against Frank 2 Wing, late OF OF York
deceased to present the with vouchers thereof
subscribers their place
office OF Thomas II. BarowslIy, I and Wall
Street In the City Of New York Borough OF Manhattan
before the 25th day OF Dated New York
the 23d day OF December 1899. GRANT SQUIRES Ad-
mintstrator; Lillian WING, Administrative THOMAS
II. BAROWSFIY. Attorney for Administrators Nos Al
and 43 Wall Street. New York City. Borough Man
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
CENTRAL B. B. QE NEW JERSEY.

ro,- AnthracIts Ir coal used exclusively.
stst6n eur 6TaeFS IS PnegTstIe, % signsls
and south Ferry -
rbeTty St. time 9e.5F from s south o, Ferry is the same from
On and after Jan s 1900.
Trains leave foot OF Liberty 81.
re. For Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk &C..
$40 Ct5:45. 81 so to Easton1 P n sundays $50
For V %iIssS sss1 a Pi; Pi, 81 90 80 $500 P 80
A NJ, 1:S0 P N. sundays $50 A n ''-'
go;oS II 80 e READING A " 80 $3.50 $40 500
i S91:s0 40 TO Rsading) n sl2;1S night Sundays $50
to ReadingO P n. s12:15 night. -''' 'S''''
R r. :4so $3.50 % Red BanS oniy3 $3.50 $50 9sssS 3
ony 5ank ESQ S B 9 N Isl4S aaS go ti9 & sS Red Ras
B1gS E6t, 9nIyl 4 4 n $40 st;9S P n =,
s1;t5 - $50 $50. @ @l4:lO 500 ?: II. sundays .loi5
FOR 1rIxSFTfG cTT9. PrNS = $50 A NJ. .145 ss.sO
For staticns eetweea Highland, Ions
aIghands G1y1 A. An N q t5 s45e Ss & and 6s2s a.
p n ii'SA'4HuS 0ni' = J" sundays ''''O a NJ as'OS
1s 4s' Ssas55s Fps; Leg ESQ ssss @ 'if 5 4 n
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA: BALTIMORE AND
From foot of Liberty ST.
zoo DEing Caro- 1:3O 900 Royal Blue Liuited) $500
S oo5 3nRs % Daing Gafn can M ' M @ @ oo sps5 R5S, '4s So
Ln9iited5 Lh9it,5 $500 $500 Dining Carr NJ s121s
a NJ $3.50 500. . sdSq $50. '9:45 P. NJ sundays
South 11s IL 81 a. II2 ias{ 1a5s Brosd:
St. 21s west S5ih ST. 345 cSambgs AE @ Ns zs 452s Tsa
Williamsburg. The New York Transfer Co. win caI f5s
'From Liberty St. only
fFTom sntS south EsTry E nye MINUTES earlier
fFTG@l sFTom South South Ferry Ferry at at SO SO
JFrOm South Ferry st S:55 P. II
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin St station. y \. as teAo"A
and IS m. later from foot % W: ~ ST.: ,,.-.,,
sl3s40 = NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED, Tor bsNkeS
Chicago and Louis Dining Car
'O15 p M Chicago and St Louis Lnited
tStOO p. NJ and Niagara tais ENpSSeA
solI5 P. NJ. Detroit and Chicago Express
eDaily. tENcept sunday.
principal hotels and orncea- Bassase
from residence Westcotts EXpreaAs
c. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent n L
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
NAVAL STORES.

of straw, 80 tons by rail-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20

Ne"-t1,leans receipts tomorrow estimated a
ss9 70 0oo bales sgainst u 5ls actual last week
expected. as against 1893 last week 500
"
Receipts a. the and interior points and for
te week just ended against the OF last week
an
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20

Rio-Coffee MARKET quiet: No RIO 1OS225 exchange,
Z7 receipts, 1900 bags: cleared for the United
States 1900 bags; stock, 1e5. .0o0 bags.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
STOCK IN HAND

osn go ~
Iar <O'S oo
Charleston, Jan. 19-Turpentine market firm at 900
Rosn firm. unchanged
London. Jan 9-Turpentine-spirits sss 7IEd
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20

% reeeIved at their Uptown Ofce No a.b me Tribune
received =, Hnt clock p. m: advsrt,SS
cor 2Sd ~ 1s as o'clock 2I S,b az a. regular
iath ioz bthave.. 18th ave-, = e.
West ne ns, Cpgme1s a, S near West Goth We
81 ave IN and sth Fast sfth 90 West
8lst-st 7Ss n 'eth and IIth sts lO28 "a ave LsSS @
2sOS Sd ave a4a 10 seeeker SOS R.sscts near
any American District Telegraph onesso sodz 3D.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
6nrroaate's 6 Notices.

Surrogate 6 Notices.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. James
otH h beeby given to all persons having claims against
Matthew Smith. late Of the County OF New York de
subscribers their place Of transacns business No &c
or 1rooo before oTy the ist day Of June next -
Dated New York the Path dfS BxxR6 Rt NPySmsfE %MHss
Executors will and testament OF Matthew Smith. de-
ABRAI king.
90 Borough Of Manhattan City Of New Yok.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon James
hereby given to all persons having claims
eead to present the same with Vo1cSers thereof to .
sgbseTSers at their place Da 0f business the
Borough brooklyn the city OF New on or be.
Dated New York, the 22nd day q July 1893.
HARRY < < fRSHH RNaSP.
Burr coombs Wilson. Attys. for Executors
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Of Hon.
James ysrnu% p. p.-. sTTrogats E Of The County OF
New York NOTICE Is nere9y given to al persons having
New York. deceased the with vouchers
ness 10 MonsagSs Street b9T9Sgh q Bossyn Gisy
Dated New HE HE fojs Rs ;92 s' r 2t sa t0ANr 1sR
BERGEN AND DyKMAN. Ezeeutor
ATTORNEYS for EXecuto-.
''' BtooSisn soosiyn' n Y city.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. James N.
hereby given persons having claims against
to present the same with vouchers tferecf to the Ss
er at his place Of tra2sactnE III 6Tsness at the ONCE
NfT Y9r & on S or before % The b s IT,, day q June
a's New iOfA Tue FRI FREDERfcK q II C %EaNE !ss
,,,nrnso AamlRIst5aSoF SIpFgc with the will
Attorneys for Administrator with annexed
Borough Of Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
. Of contract prices in the local market to-day

sp't otton n he I2caI market ruled quiet steady
middiing upland and Lice for middIing guf There
were no sHtas Southern spot mtdlin0 ouotsd
officially reported by as follows: New 01eans
80; Mobile firm. 73sc. Lice: Savannah holiday:
Wilmington firm nc: Norfolk
a1ec up 1lec: Memphis steady lice M La T
export movement follows: - ''s
Great Britain. France Continent
cay y as I5.IS5
- IaF ms week 663s9 S43s S2.564
L ~
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20

The market steady all the way through, but not
active and prices unchanged. Quotations follow;
TAR-Regulars, 81 So: bbs 81
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-5
RosIN-Common 10 good strained. 81 e2lhgsi 65; z.
81 TO- r, 81 10: G, 81 co. K, 81 20; M.
81 co. N. SO; w G. 81 co. W W. 81 TO-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA & WESTe0N

SITS. AO'A' AOot OF Barclay and ChristopAe-
Mt Morris Mail Leave. Arrive
Bun. Ithaca A oswes.c' ''''''' SOV am 500 I'm.
chicago 4 Bun. Ex 81 ~ a. IN $50
SSSStantoa Wllkesbarre q Plymouth ,SS,V Pm
chicago & BUT Lin s1.oO Pn- lx;2O IN.
Utica, Ithaca Buf - pm .l;SO
tSYr., Bun. q Chi - pm .I:lO am.
ISieepers open a no n m -A'SO PHa- 'P;3O
iekets and Pullman acconnrDoa,,,o.- -.
w W., rnl,oa1Way and Il Park Place - 10 ~ and
ho s-at WsstC u 3 Express Company will cau sor -.
oagEage 20 destination snany 80 '"' TUT ana check
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20

Foreign coffee markets-Ssntos- Coffee market quiet
good Santos, $4,000: receipts 5000 bags stock
higher; at 2SO hG&. pfg net higher sales. 5000
Havre-Ccfee market opened barely steady. Y
franc higher; u advanced Z franc; at m, irreg
ulzr; declined x franc; $50 m, unchanged sales
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-05-31

fected, by which Mr.. A. M. Hotter,
of Helena, Mont, obtained from Al
len quitclaim deed to the interest in
controversy. This, however, con-
veyed no rights on the record, as Al
len had no recognition on the records.
Hauser and Hotter then conveyed by
deed at 7-16th interest to a son of
Hotter, who in turn reconveyed to
A. M. Hotter and Messina Bullard
7-32nd each. This is the portion of
the Peacock group now in controversy,
which will have to be determined by
the court. Happily, however, for
this section this suit has no relation
to or effect upon the Kleninschmidt
interests, which are intact under alb
solute sale; so no interference will en-
sue with the development of the great
group Of copper mines, on which the
Boston & Seven Devils Copper 60. is
continuing development in a MINER
like and thorough manner. These
are the fact as given the writer by
one who knows every phase of the
Peacock development. etc. and while
it is too bad that any manner OF con-
troversy has arisen, it is claimed that
its effect on future development will
be mill, as this groups proving one OF
the most meritorious copper PROPOSE
tlOns in the west.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-05-31
Our Public School Finishes the Years
Work.
An EXCELLENT PROGRAMMES.
Everything Passed on Nicsly-Ths Exercises
Largely Attended.

The closing exercises of our public
school for 1900 have been held, and
in every way they were an unquas".aed
success. The teachers who have had
charge OF the school the past year
have great reason to feel proud OF the
success they have met with in their
work. They have brought the school
up to an enviable popularity and
working condition, and the patrons
of the institution feel very grateful to
the teachers who have labored 80 un-
tiringly for the educational advance
ment of the young Of our city. And
the students in the several depart
ments have toileG faithfully in their
studies and they merit especial praise
for the very great success they have
attained during the year.
1t is always pleasant duty to note
the progress Of our school. Every
thoughtful citizen is deeply concern
ed in the welfare of that institution
in which largely rests the hope of
the state and nation-the public
school. They delight to see II as
cending to higher plane OF useful
ness, filling its true mission in fitting
the young boys and girls for useful
citizenship, to fill positions of trust
and honor in the world and be Of SER
vice in the uplifting and betterment
of the human race wherever the en-
nobling influence shall pervade the at
mosphere of human endeavor. Truly
in the success Of the honest, worthy
student there is great pleasure for
those who appreciate the significance
of wholesome endeavor and noble
purpose, and throughout the land our
people rejoice in the achievements of
the young people who are trying to
raise the educational standard of the
country and improve the moral and
social condition of mankind.
Rever.ing to our meneement
week exercises, will say that the
first program carried out WAS the one
given in Miss Powelrs department
Thursday morning Ito O'Clock. The
room Vas beautifully decorated aad
the Bird Day exoerises carried ont
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-05-31
Line Of Title on Seven Devils Proper
ties.
The SUIT FOR PARTITION.
Now on File in This County Makes tke Story
Interesting.

A suit has been filed in the district
court of Washington county for the
partition Of the interests in the famous
Peacock properties in the Seven
Devils mining district, and because
these are at this time among the
finest copper properties of the state a
more than ordinary mention will be
appreciated, especially 80 as it gives
an interesting history of the life of
these properties. In 1876 Granville
Stewart and Samuel T. Hauser pur-
chased from Levi Allen and 1. l.
Lewis, at different times, the 7-16th
interest in the Peacock group, the
deed being issued to Samuel 7. Haus-
er in trust for both parties. In 1877
they made further purchase from
Allen of J of the group, this giving
them 15-16ths ownership. In 1885
Albert Kleinschmidt purchased from
Samuel T. Hauser his entire 7-16th
interest in the group, thus leaving
Granville Stewart the owner of a
7-16th interest as well. Since that
time, it is alleged, several transfers
have been made, ignoring the over
ship of Stewart, and now comes the
suit for partation which practically
further ignores his interest. Mr..
Stewart is now in Boise for the pur-
posing of employing counsel to assert
his legal title. He, it will be remem-
bered, by western people especially,
was appointed by President Cleveland
as minister plenipotentiary and envoy
extraordinary to the South American
Republics of Uruguay and Paraguay,
and in the pursuance Of his duties
there he was absent from the United
States number of years, and during
this tine the panic came on and many
interests were involved, cuasing nu
merous financial changes. Levi Aller
at one time claimed that he had made
an error in disposing of his interests
conveying more than he actually own
ed, and was about to begin suit fol
the correction of his error. Th'
other side to this suit retained Col
johnson, of Boise, to represent thell
interests. and before the case wa
called in court compromise was eff
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-05-31
Black IL Off.

William Black writes from Seattle
May FL as follows: 81 shall sail day
after tomorrow on steamer Olympia.
She carries 600 passengers. Emmett
Lynch and the Weiser boys pulled
out on Senator yesterday-500 on
board. / never saw such a jam waiting
ogo north. Have talked with numb
er from the Cape and they say it's
the richest camp on EARTH"
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-05-31
Romance of Thunder Mountain
CuAs. A. DNsMoRE, IN IDAHO MINING JOURNAL.

THERE IS ALWAYS more or less
of the strange in mining any and
every claim has something of the pa
thetic, serious, or enthusiastic, if !
only one can get to the heart of it.
Much has been said and written of |
Thunder Mountain within the past |
month, ever since the mining company
of that name was organized, in fact
and all the technical details have been
rendered threadbsre by repetition.
Such peculiarity of Nature as this
mountain, which apparently breeds
perpetual thunder, has lead to more
than the customary inquiry; and in
answering of course the mining pas
per must be foremost. So, the IDA
Ho MINING JOURNAL today presents
its readers with the true story of
Thunder Mountain, and that it has
pathetic side is not to be wondered
at in the least.
Many years ago, before the foot of
whites had trod the soil of the inland
empire embraced within the now
State of Idaho, there wandered up
the Valley OF the Snake small band
of Indians of the Siwash tribe, a peo-
pie whose home was on the shores
of Puget Sound; a band of braves
sent forth in search of branch Of
their tribe thought to be lost in the
Businesses of the mountains of this
region. 1t seems that some twenty
years before brave of the Siwashes
had met, loved, wooed, and won a
fair Bannock; and after their union
he with all his relations came here
with her, to visit their new kin. They
camped at the confluence of the Wei
ser and the Snake full two moons,
engaged in hunting, fishing, and
pleasant games. All went mertily,
till one of the western Indians was
stricken with terrible rheumatism, a
thing unknown in his own country.
He was Immediately to i'll to be TAX
en- the thousand miles to his own
home. His relatives suspicioned the
affliction was the result of the COM
ing from their own to this section
they thought the Great Spirit was
angered, and chat the disease was an
urgent expression of the Holy will
that they make all haste returning.
So all but ten went back to Puget
Sound, but these others remained
with the sick brother Since that
time no sign had the home people of
those who were left behind.
So the later party was organized,
and at its head was Docewallips, the
namesake of Rapid River This band
came, also, to the junction of the
, two rivers, having as guide one OF
members of the old party, one OF
those who had gone back. Know
ing nothing of the way beyond this
camping ground, they determined tc
remain, in the hope that ere long
some members of the Bannock would
appear and give them enlightenment
Three days did they lie beside the
Snake, and at midnight Of the fourth,
| when the stars were brightly shining
and breeze like balm rolled o'el
the plain, the Chief Docewallipl
heard the calling of his name-once
again, and thrice-and the voice was
to him the sweetest melody. Rous
, ing quickly, he answered the sum
mons by emerging from his tepee-
and he saw, silently standing POI
gorgeously-car earth, lovel,
Bannock maid, and the moonbeam'
30 enveloped her as to make living
dream of enchantment. He stoot
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-05-31
NEW COPPER DISTRICT.
Important Discovery on the Snake River East
Of Murray Bar.

A Copperfeld, Ore, dispatch of
May Fl says:
What seems to be the largest thing
on the Snake river in the way of a
copper deposit is located just across
the river on the Idaho side from Muir
ray bar Mr.. Perkins, gentleman
from Lewiston, located several claims
over there last spring, and now has
shaft down some 40 feet. The ore
is exceptionally rich in copper and
gold. The lead is about so feet wide,
and in a contact between lime and
porphyry. The formation where the
value is found is diorite and rhyolite.
On the Oregon side a number of
claims have been staked. Hunsaker,
Officer, and M. W. Strouse are
among those that have secured claims
on this side of the river. The vast
ledge of mineral bearing rock can be
traced for about 5 miles and then
it disappears under the lava. The
ledge is found on each side of the
river. 1t is, without doubt, the big.
gest thing yet discovered on the river
l consider it not only a pleasure
but duty | owe to my neighbors to
tell about the wonderful cure effected
in my case by the timely use OF
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. l was taken
very badly WITH aux and procured q
bottle of this remedy. A few doses
of it effected premanent cure. ]
take pleasure in recommending it to
other suffering from that dreadful
disease. W. LYNCH, Dorr, W. Va.
This remedy is sold by R. W. SMITH.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-05-31
Idaho State Sunday School Convention
Pocatallo, June 1923, 1900

For above occasion a rate Of one and
one fifth fare on certificate nlan il au-
thorized to Pocatello and return.
Mr.. E. G. Cook, secretary, will sign
certificates.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-05-31

The above is the true story Of the
now famous Thunder Mountain, where
not only do perpetual thunders roar,
but where also is said to be the larg-
est body Of gold-bearing ore in this
country, 10 be developed this summer
by the Thunder Mountain Gold Mines
Company, Of Weiser We have had
a great many inquiries in this rela-
tion during the month, and in our
next number we can fully reply, as
by then we shall have had informa-
tion from our special correspondent,
Mr.. Clyde Lockwood, who is now
en- route to Thunder Mountain.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-05-31

II you want machine to cut the
down alfalfa, go to Opp & Davis.