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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-02-26
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOwej.
Chicago, 26 Lutego, 1901.

stytucylna kubanska ufozyfa pro-
jekt do konstytucyi, ktory jedna-
kowoz rzadu Stan6w Zjedn. wcale
ME zadowalnia tego powodu, ze
ME ma W MIN okreslonego stosun-
ku, jaki ma W przyszfosci panowac
pomiedzy ,,wolna i niezalezna ku-
ba" Stanami Zjednoczonemi.
Projekt wykonczony znalazf sig
W rekach kongresu W ostatnim ty-
godniu sesyi tegoz, kiedy mn6stwo
drobnych spraw jest do zaiatwie-
mia. Me ma prawie watpliwosci,
re W senacie wywofac on musi dtu-
gle ozywione debaty i mogioby
potrwae tygodnie cafe, MIN projekt
ten, stosownie do zyczen senatu
zmieniony, zostalby napowrot pre-
slany Kubanczykom do poprawie-
MIA. W tym celu osobna sesya
nadzwyczajna Eongresu mogfaby
sic okazac potrzebna. Azeby tego
uniknac o lie moznosci, komitet
senatu dla spraw kubanskich opra-
cowaf nowele, majaca tworzyc po-
praWke proiektu przez Kubanczy-
k6w podanego juz dzisiaj lub lu-
tro zapewne zostanie przedfozony
senatowi do przyjecia, azeby uni
knae dfugich obrad zwfoki, nowe-
la ia zostanie przed}ozona tylko W
formie dodatku do noweh budzeto-
wei armii. Nadto, poniewaz cafy
komitet jednogfosnie nowele te u
chwalif, ME zostanie przedfozony
zaden rapport mniejszosci i tym
sposobem obrady bardzo beda u
uproszczone. Zamiast trwac dnie
ca{e ma obradach mad ia sprawa,
mona ia zafatwie W przeciagu kill
ku godzin, albo jeszcze predzej,
jezeh W cafym senacie TAXA sama
panowae bedzie jednomy5lno5c, ja-
ka panowafa W komitecie odnos-
nym.
Brzmienie novel; kubanskiej, -
slbo raczej dodatku do budzetowej
novel; armii tyezacego sic kuby,
jest nastepujace:
,,Ze celem wypefnienia oswald
czenia zawartego We wsp6lnej 20
bowiazujacei rezolucyi kongresu z
dnia 20 Kwietnia 1898 zatytufowa-
nej wv sprawie uznania niepodle-
giosci ludnosci Kuby" Wv kt6rej
zazadano, azeby Rad hiszpanski
zrzeki sic wiadzy administracyi
ma wyspie Kubie wycofaf swe woj-
ska ladowe morskie z Kuby, a
prezydentowi Stan6& Zjednoezo-
nych polecono wysfac wojska lado-
We morskie Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych celem wykonania tel rezolu-
cyi) niniejszem upowaznia sic pre-
zydenta zfozyc Rad kontrole mad
Kuba W rece ludnosci tejze.
Ma to zas nastapie, skoro ma wy
spie zostanie zaprowadzony Rad
na mocy konstytucyi, kt6rs czy to
gi6wnej swej osnowie czy tez W
Jtosownym dodatku okresli przy-
vie stosunki Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych do Kuby,a mianowicie " gf6-
Enych zarysach W spos6b nastepu-
jgcy:
Zarzad Kuby nigdy ME ma "a
Rierac traktatu lub innego ukladu
jakiemkol8iek mocarstwem lub
mocarstwami zagranicznemi, kto-
ryby tworzyf lub mogt tworzyc
niebezpieczenstwo dla niezalezno-
sci Kuby, AMI tez W jakikolwiek
spos6b dozwalac zagranicznemu
mocarstwu lub mocarstwom "a po-
noca kolonizacyi czy to dla cel6w
wojsk ladowych lub morskich, czy
W inny spos6b W kt6rei kolwiek
,zesci Kuby zyskac stanowisko lub
kontrole mad iei obszarami.
2. Ze rad ten ME ma zaciagac
zadnego dfugu publicznego, jezeli-
by dla spfacenia procent6w lub dla
splat czesciowych celem ostatecz-
mass aw0lnisaia sis cd dansu nia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-02-26


koncu Marca, jeszcze przez czas
niejaki pozostanie na swojem sta
nowisku we Waszyngtoniei j dopie-
70 pozniej urzad jego obeimie Mgr.
Falconio, delegat apostolski W ha-
nadzie.
Opr6cz ks. arcyb. Martinelli'ego
ma konstystorzu W March, maja o.
trzymac godnosc kardynalska mgr.
Tripepi, Gennari i Della Volpe,
jakotez arcybiskupi z Verony, Fer
rary, Beneventu, Pragi Krakowa.
CRoNBERG, 26 Lutego.
Kr6l angielski Edward VII wczo-
raj rano przybyf do Frankfurtu n.
M. zostaf tam powitany przez
sztab konsulatu brytyjskiego. Po-
tenn przybyf tam cesarz Wilhelm i
po serdecznem powitaniu sic, wye.
chali obydwaj do Cronbergu. We
Friedrichshof, dokad przybyto ma
saniach, cesarz pozegnaf sic z kro-
lem. Edward udaf sic do swej cho-
rel siostry, gdzie zabawif kwadrans,
W pofudnie zebrano sic ma snia-
DAME, W kt6rem wziefo udziaf II
os6b, a miedzy niemi cesarz, kto-
ry przyby} tymczasem. Potem ce.
sarz odwiedzif matke powrocif do
Homburga.
Ami W Cronbergu ami W HON.
burgu ME ma zadnych dekoracyj
AMI flag angielskich ma powitanie
kr6la angielskiego.
PARYz, 26-go Lutego. =
Premier Waldeck Rousseau wczo-
raj po raz pierwszy cd czasu swo-
jej choroby poiawif sig znowu W
izbie posl6w. Przerwane W skutek
jego nieobecnosci narady mad no
wela stowarzyszeniach podjeto
ma nowo. Izba przyjefa budzet, a
wieczorem senat go przyiaf, tax,
re jest przygotowanym do otrzy-
mania podpisu prezydenta.
LoNDYN, 26go Lutego. =
Gen. De Wet jeszcze zawsze znaj-
duje sic W Kolonii Przyladka j na-
promo dotychczas scigaja go woj-
ska angielskie. Pc porazce pod
Disselfontein, poniesionej przez
niego W Sobote, wojska jego roz-
dzieliiy sic ma dwie czesci, kt6re
rozeszfy sic W przeciwnych kierun-
kach, W Niedziele W Poniedzia-
lex kawalerya angielska nadare-
mnie starata sic je scigac. Sam De
Wet re swoia czescia wojsk pre-
kroczyf W Niedziele kolej ma pot
noe cd De Aar i znajduje sic po-
blizu Hopetown, 20 mil ma potu-
dnie cd rzeki Oranje.
Wczoraj Boerzy zaatakowali
miejscowose Richmond, W srodku
kolonii, majaca szczupfa tylko "a
ioge wysiano tam positki.
WASHINGTON, 26go Lutego. =
w senacie wczoraj rozpoczefa sig
wfasciwa walka ustawodawstwo
ma wyspach. kiedy pod obrady
przyszed1 dodatek do novel; budze-
towel armii, tyczacy sic Filipin.
Demokraci przeciwni So dodatko-
wi podanemu przez Spoonera i Sc
natorzy obu partyj mieli pole do
popisu mowami. Demokraci gf6-
wnie zarzucaja, re zbyt wielka VIA.
DE nadaje sic prezydentowi.
Najwazniejsza uchwafa izby po-
slow byfo, re z novel; budzetu fo-
ty wykreslono ustep tyczacy sic
budowy dwoch nowych okret6w
woiennych dw6ch krazownik6w.
Senat juz pszedtem oswiadczyi sic
"a wykresleniem tego ustepu; ko-
mitet izby poleci} jednakowoz go
przyjac, a izba postapifa wbrew ie-
go radzie, zgodnie uchwafa se-
natu.
TOPEKA, Kas., 26go Lutego. -
Wczoraj o p6inocy tium ludzi ma
pad} ma hurtowny skfad trunk6w
przy West Curtis str, rozbii drzwi,
porozbijawszy beczki, powylewai
piwo do rynsztokow. Trzej poll
cyanci, staraiac sic nadaremnie
l xr,loo-oko.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-02-26

n
wczoraj p6zno wieczorem, kilka-
dziesist os6b stracifo zycie. View
natrz kopalni znajdowalo sic SO
! gornikow Is koni, kiedy pozar
| wybuchf. Cudem prawie ocalaf tyl-
| ko John Anderson, ktory pracujac
W wyzszej warstwie blizej wejscia
do kopalni, spostrzegf pozar O.
krywszy sic paltem, przez pfomie-
ME przedari sic do gtownego wei
scia, gdzie mdlejacego j mocno po-
pieczonego przyiaciele wzieli W ra::
miona wyciagneli. zostanie on
wyleczony. Do jego towarzyszy
niepodobna byfo sic dostac. Me
ma watpliwosci, re wszyscy zgine-
Ii. Straszliwe sceny, ktore sic roz.
grywaja mad kopalnia, gdzie rodzi-
ny g6rnik6w rozpaczaja powodu
utraty ojc6w, braci lub syn6w, ME
dadza sic opisac. Strata materyal-
ma take jest ogromna. Pow6d po-
zaru niewiadomy.
TERRE HAuTE, Ind, 26 Lutego.
Ida Finkelstein, 20letnia nauczy-
cielka, wczorai popotudniu idac ze
szkofy ku elektrycznej kolei, prze-
chodzac przez samotny lasek try
mile ma wsch6d cd nniasta, zostafa
opadnieta przez nieznajomego mu-
rzyna, kt6ry ranif ja wystrzafem W
glove poderznai jei gardio.Pann
Finkelstein zdoiaia sic jeszcze do
wlec do farmerskiego domku o pot
mill odleglego i tam zemdlata.
zdaie sic, re musi umrzee. 'Policya
iobywatele, otrzymawszy dose do
kfadny rysopis murzyna, szukaja
zbrodniarza.
| DULUTH, MINI, 26 Lutego. =
| z Biwabik, Mimi, donosza wiel-
kim nieszczesciu, ktore wydarzyfo
sic W Niedziele popoiudniu W ko-
palni Elba, 6 mil "a Biwabik. Pie
ciu chfopc6w wsiadio do kosza u.
zywanego W szybie. w skutek fat
szywego nastawienia maszyneryi
kosz wpadi W glab. Dwaj chiopcy
zdofali jeszcze wyskoczyc W chwili
stanowczej, a trzei inni zabili sic
ma miejscu. Byli to 10letni j II
letni synowie Jozefa Fajt i 6letni
Andrzej Sladichs.
PUEBLO, CAL, 26 Lutego. =
Zwioki Maggie Habel, kt6ra cd %
Grudnia znikfa byia bez wiesci i
prawdopodobnie zostafa uprowa-
dzona, znaleziono wczoraj wieczo-
rem W rzece Arkansas "a miastem.
Prawe jej ramie byfo zgruchotane
i rome okolicznosci swiadcza, re
| zostafa zamordowana.
| M1DDLEsBoRo, KY, 26 Lutego.-
| w Hancock County, Tenn. odbyfa
sic krwawa walka pomiedzy Tho
masem Holdman i jego synami z
jednej strony, Johnem Tye ijego
synami z drugiej strony: Thomas
Holdman i miody Wills Tye 20
stall zabici wystrzaiami, Holdman
i Tye byli sasiadami, farmerami i
pokf6cili sic o granice.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 26 Lutego. -
Wczoraj popoludniu odbyio sic
zgromadzenie 800 najwybitniej-
szych pan tworzacych Springfield
Woman's Club" W pierwszym ko-
sciele kongregacyonalnym. Pre-
wodniczyfa pani Patton, ktora W
namietneJ movie wykazywaia, W
jaki spos6b wfadze miejskie lekce.
waza ustawy tyczace sic wyszyn-
kow, jakotez dom6w CRY i rozpu-
sty. Przyieto jednogfosnie rezo-
lucye ostro ganiace zarzad -miasta
"a lekcewazenie ustaw domagaja-
ce sic zwofania zgromadzenia przy-
zwoitych obywateli miasta, celem
uiozenia niezaleznego tykietu do
wyborow miejskich urzednik6w,
jezeli partye pohtyczne obiora kan.
dydatow nieodpowiednich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-02-26
Skutki pijahstwa.

Krawiec L. W. Popke pm. 459
E. Chicago ave. przybyt wczoraj ma
stacye i opowiadai tam, re spot
kawszy pr1yjaciela Andrew Conray,
chodzl nim sazem po miedcie !
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-02-26
Sledztwo koronera.

Koroner przeprowadzii wczoraj
sledztwo W sprawie zab6jstwa, do
konanego ma osobie Wiocha Saliva
tore Di Giovanni. Pokazafo sic, re
Giovanni pokf6cif sic W szynku z
Josephem Morici,i re nastepnie ma
ulicy dobyl rewolweru / strzelif do
Morici'ego. Me trafil go wszakze.
W6wczas Marici dobyf take
rewolweru i obydwai zapasnicy
strzelili r6wnoczesnie. Morici O.
trzymaf rane W twarz, Giovanni,
ugodzony smiertelnie, wkrotce po-
tenn umarf. o zwiazku Malta"
mowy tutaj niema. Tax Morici jak
Giovanni ME cieszyli sic W koiach
znajomych dobra reputacya.
Zuchwali bandyci.
Do skladu grosernika Charles
Telitz pm. 241l 3S ul. przybyfo
trzech drabow, ktorzy zaiozyli mu
stryczek ma szyje i zapowiedzieli,
ze go udusza, jezeli ME wskaze,
gdzie ma ukryte pieniadze. Telitz
oswiadczyl, re wszystkie jego pie
niadze So W kasie bandyci zabrali
SIS, kt6re tam znalezli. Przypu-
szczali jednak widocznie, re groser-
mix musi mice przy sobie wieksza
sumo pieniedzy, przeszukali mu
kieszenie rome skrytki j grozili
mu ponownie zaduszeniem. Telitz
zaklinaf sic, re wiecej pieniedzy
niema i ostatecznie rabusie wyszli,
ME speiniwszy swej grozby, pozo-
stawiajac wszakze stryczek ma pa.
miatke niemiiego dla Teitza zaj-
scia.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-13
Silver City Nugget Says They WITH
Come to Weiser.
FOR TREATMENT AT SMELTER
This Point Once Under Consideration by Capt
De Lamar ~ Smelter Location.
Silver City Nugget.

Silver City Nugget.
President Hall of the Res& l. N.
railway has instructed Manager
Shelby to put corps of engineers 1t
work to extend the road from Coun.
Gil to Seven DEVILS Addad to this
Weiser is to get tbs blg smsltss for
the reduction of tue orss frum ~
Devils and from Oregon ~ =
Five hundred and forty acres OF land
has been secured, below the canyon,
ten miles from Weiser, and con-
ors are already on the ground Z thR
grading for two miles OF railroad re-
quired to connect with the p. 4 L..
N. and other preliminary work pre-
psratory for beginning the work Of
construction. The work will be laid
out designed for l 900 tons capacity,
but will begin with 1OO-ton stack.
Eventually this will probably become
the great smelling center of Southern
ldalio and Eastern Oregon. Owyhee
has base ore deposits which with !
smelter that near at hand will finally
be developed and likely to prove Z
great addition TO her resources.
Weiscr is certainly now ia the swim
with the prospect of becoming the
Idaho Anaconda.
Captain De Lamar suggested such
plan in conversation with the
writer dozen years ago and would
have inaugurated movement then
looking to such contamination
could he have seen a prospect of the
construction of railway into the
great copper district.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-13

Now is the time to provide your
self and family with bottle OF
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhea Remedy 1t is almost
certain to be needed before the sum
mer is over, and if procured now
may save you trip to town lin the
night or in your busiest season. 1t
is everywhere admitted to he the
most successful medicine in use for
bowel complaints, both for children
and adults. No family can afford to
be without it. For sale by r. w.
SMITH, druggist
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-13
Officers Killed in Philippines.

Manila, June 10 In battle
with the insurgents at Lipa, province
OF Batangas, Lieutenants Anton
Springer Of the Twenty first infantry
and Lee of the engineers were killed
and Captain w. H. Wilhelm and
Lieutenant r. Ramsey Of the same
regiment and three enlisted men
we're wounded
The enemy encountered by Cap
tain Wilhelm and SO men of the
Twenty first was met six miles east
OF Lipa, and consisted of more than
200 Of Malvar's followers.
The insurgents we're defeated, but
their losses are not reported.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-13
TRAGEDY ON WOOD RIVER.
Ed McWilliams Kills Theft Near the
Town of Martin.

HALEY, June IA man who gave
his name as Semple, stopped at Ed.
McWilliams' ranch at Carey Friday
evening. Next morning a saddle
was missing and McWilliams came
to HALEY for warrant.
Sheriff Finney and McWilliams
started after the thief, and tracked
him and his confederate to within 8
mile Of Martin, where they located
him.
Tuesday afternoon McWilliams
made suddenly in view of the out
law, who opened fire.
McWillams returned the fire ant
in an exchange of several shots Nc
Williams was wounded in the thigl
and the outlaw killed.
The stolen saddle and five stoler
horses were recovered
Five counterfeit five-dollar golt
pieces were found on the outlaw
person.
A coroners jury exonerated Nc
Williams.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-13
WEISER AT WHITMAN.
Our Boys Looked after the Fat Land
Record Well While Attending
the Washington College,

Weiser boys in Whitman College
have distinguished themselves dur
ing the last year. Of the seven
there A. F Galloway, Robert Ringer,
Johnson, Howard Merritt, Rhea
Ryan and Guy Galloway won the
big "W', while the seventh, Walle
Merritt won the Inter Academic De-
clamatory contest
Whitman has been very successful
this year, having won the Inland
Empire and Interstate Oratorical
contest, the Whitman W. A. G. de-
bate and the championship of the
Northwest College baseball teams.
Sne was defeated in track team work,
but as she will have for II coach
ssWarhorse" Allen who during the
past two years has been coach fol
the Shattuch Military School, she
will expect to win in that also.
The boys came home Saturday.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-13
Prominent Business Men Examine Re.
sources of Washington County.
lCOURTESIES OF PACIFIC & IDAHO NORTHERN RAILWAY
ACCEPTED INVITATION OF GENERAL
MANAGER SHELBY

P. p Shelby, general manager P.
& l. N. railway.
Z. H. Galley, merchant, Weiser.
George P Wheeler, representative
Capital News, Boise.
Godfrey Sperling.
j, ]. Coakley, hotel proprietor,
Weiser.
j. G. Pence, vice president Capital
State bank, Boise.
G. G. Bradley, cashier Bank of
Weiser.
G. f. Redway, cashier First Ma
tional bank, Boise.
F. L. Myers, banker, La Grande.
A. G. Cordelle, merchant, Weiser.
E. W. johnson, proprietor Over
land hotel, Boise.
P. A. Markson, mining engipgeer,
Weiser.
''Fitz Mac" journalist, Colorado
Springs
e. A. McDaniels, journalist, BakeI
City.
William Balderston, Editor States
man, Boise.
R. K Lockwood, Weiser
The train, gaily decorated with
flags and bunting, pulled out o.
Weiser at 8:15 in charge of Enginee
Buckley, fireman Nichol, conducto
Reinard and brakeman Campbell
The boys in the cab were in thei
glory and by mutual impulse, deter
mined to give the roads, guests th
fastest run ever made over the line
Nichol 'heaved coal like a stoker OF
the New York at Santiago and Buck
ley jerked the throttle wide open
In exactly two hours and fou
minutes from the time the bell ran
for the start from the Weser depot
the train stopped at the Counc
station.
A couple Of hours were spent j
shaking hands with the good peopl
of Council and viewing the country
The banquet dinner which had bee
ordered by Mr.. Shelby at the Cour
Gil Hotel was then announced an
r the visitors sat down to one Of tn
incest teasts Mrs. Phelan ever pr
pared At the close of the repas
toastmaster Reed arose and opene
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-13

doing business at the placer camp in
South Fork last week
Mr.. Roger arrived here from Spokane
last Saturday.
Larson & Henderson have been running
their quartz mill FOR ten days.
The Good Enough mill is being repair
ed this week and will do some custom
work
Sam Spiar is on a business trip TO
Resort.
1t is reported that Cook & Clark have
sold their placer ground on Schesler
creek
Andy Tony and Dan Smith were up
from the river today.
John Root, of South Fork, was up on
business Saturday.
Ira Root has gone to Smith creek to do
assessment work on some claims and he
expects 10 be goAe tnree weeks
Bert Goodpasture has gone out to the
Bage camp where he will engage in
placer mining
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-13
WARREN BEGINS SEASONS STIR
People on the MOve-Great Tunnel II
Tap Several Mines Started.

Warren, June 8.
Taylor Smith is on a business trip to SAL
mon Meadows. He will return Wednes-
day.
George Brewer. who has been at work
at the Silver King left camp today be
will go to the copper camp.
Herbert Cook and Mrs Egan, formerly
of this place, were married at Spokane
some len DAYS ago Mr.. Cook came IN
Yesterday and | hear that Mrs. Cook VIII
be in IN about two weeks. They expect
to spend the summer here.
Jack Shaffer made "trip to Florence
last week.
Sam Smith and family moved to Rab-
hit creek last week. They will work
some placer ground there during the sum-
mer
Warren Helm started to Big Salmon
today after his camp outfit that he le1t
when out bear hunting.
Dio Call went down to Smith creek
where he will meet Charlie Crown and
go to Thunder mountain.
Mr.. Randall has gone TO the Dixie as
trict.
Last Monday morning work commence
ed on the big tunnel at the Rescue.
Don Matthias has gone to Salmon Mea'
dows 10 bring in their logging teams tha'
were winteren there
Mr.. Pasco passed through here Friday
going to Smith creek
The boarding house at the Silver hlne
was closed Sunday morning. All ihe
men have gone TO the Gem.
Dick Hambly and Miles Burston were
up from the mouth of Warrens creek
Monday.
Henry Alsup and Ajax Beaton have
gone out to work for Fred Bergdroff.
Jake Wright and Jack Shaffer were
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-13

The above shows the front OF one
of Weser's buildings and is illus
trative of the creditsbDe style of
structures that have been erected
here during the past two years.
This building is owned by Mr.. ]. j.
Fuller, successful investor who
came from Florida to find a new
field and who decided that Welsel
was the most promising point. II
was built by him in 1899 at cos,
of 81, 900. The lower floor is occu.
pied by G U. Ashby with one Of
the neatest stocks of dry goods evel
found in town Of like size.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-13
A Cup of Lanes Tea at Nigha

Moves the bowels next day, and its
continued use will cure habitual con-
stipation, sick headache, and indi-
gestion. 1t will do you more good,
and cost you less money, than any
other medicine on earth. Your
druggist will refund you the purchase
price if you are not satisfied Price
25c. and soc. package For sale
by Davis Drug Co., sole agents. ev
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-13

The excursion over the P. & [. N.
Railway last Sunday was a most
delightful affair throughout and an
important one to Washington county
because OF the favorable impression
of our resources taken away by in
fuential men
The excursion was taken on the
invitation Of P p. Shelby, General
Manager of the road, who conducted
it in so able manner that all part.
iclpants will always remember with
pleasure the perfect hospitality OF
the road.
Those constituting the party we're
+. W. Hunt governor
G. W, Moore, president Flrs1
National bank, Boise.
H. B. Eastman, vice president
Boise City National bank, Boise.
Alfred Eo1, cashier Boise City
National bank, Boise.
Nathan Falk, merchant, Boise.
F R. Reed, mining, Boise.
Howard Seoree, president First
National bank, Caldwell.
A. B. Moss, merchant, Payette.
e NJ Barton, vice president Banl
of Weiser.
A. B. Anderson, president Banl
of Weiser.
E Shalnwald, president State Banl
Idaho, Weiser.
W. F. Sommercamp, merchant
Weiser.
j. f. Lowe, merchant, Weiser.
j. B. O'Toole, merchant, Weiser
Bernard Haas, merchant, Weisel
M. Sommer, merchant, Weiser.
L. G. Wilkerson, contractor P. (
|. N. railway
A. j Davis, merchant, Weiser.
L. G. Galloway, pioneer developer
! Weiser.
G. U. Ashby, merchant, Weisel
A G. Butterfield, sheep raiser
: Weiser.
J. w. Ayers, attorney, Weiser.
Hon. j. H. Richards, gener'
attorney P. & l. N. railway, Bois'
G. L. Brown, mining and timbt
promoter.
Lewis Hall, treasurer P. & |. \
railway.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-13
Blue Jacket Mine in Seven Devils to be
Equipped
THIRTY TON CAPACITY PLANT
Sinking Plant to Be First Installed Boston
Seven Devils Company Plan Ex-
tensive Development

The Blue Jacket Mining company
intends to install Bottom smelter
near its property in the Seven Devils
this season. Assistant Mining Con-
gress Commissioner Fred H. Davis
who returned from a visit to the
Seven Devils section, brought in the
news. The Boise Statesman says
that Manager Frank j. French, of
the Blue Jacket, informed Mr.. Davis
that this would be done. Mr.. French
is now in Portland, buying sinking
machinery, and as soon as this is
installed the smelter is to be erected.
While Mr. French did not detail
the full plans to Mr.. Davis, he did
state that the new project was
certain. The smelter will probably
be erected on Indian creek, but q
short distance from the Blue jacket
mine. Mr. Davis reports the Blue
Jacket as looking fine, and justify
ing the installation of small plant
at least. The Blue Jacket has been
a regular shipper of very high grade
ore. This material, of which there
is no lessening, will still be shipped
to the refineries, but the new plan
will be used TO reduce the lower
grade ore found in the mine. This
will be brought up to from 80 to &C
per ceut coppera, and then shipped
to the refineries. The consummatior
of this project will mean, in thu
opinion Of Mr.. Davis, but anothe
Improvement in one of the creates
copper districts of the west.
Mr.. Davis reports that Manage
Hammock of the Boston q Sever
Devils company, has returned fror
trip to Portland day or two befor
he left. Mr.. Hancock stated tina
development work would be prose
cuted this year on much large
scale than ever before.
The Seven Devils is great min
ing country" said Mr.. Davis. H
reports the greatest activity. Will
there he secured some 800 pounds o
mineral for the permanent state eS
hibit of ores, all of which will b
here in time for the coming sessio
of tue International Mining Congress
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-13
Millinery at Cost.

l am now Offering Millinery abso-
lutelv at cost. Tue ladies of Weiser
will do we'll 10 look at these bargains.
Trimmed hats an low as $1O0.
MISS JOSIE GRIBBIN.