The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-10-29
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Special to the statesman.


Pocatello, Idaho, Oct 22-The
railroad today issued its last order
to parties having buildings on is
grounds to move them by the last of
this month. Some have been inclined |
to pay no attention whatever to these
orders, but this time, it Is thought,
more consideration will be given the
mandates Of the great corporation.
1t is given out on good authority
that the first day of next month the
railroad company viii commence lay
ing tracks on the outer edge Of its
grounds, and, if any buildings re-
main, right in front of the places of
business. This has caused more
attention to be paid to the latter
order than to its predecessors. a
track constantly full of cars in front
Of ones door is not q pleasant pro
spect, and none of our merchants
are anxious to establish the precedent.
A sudden demand for house movers
will probably result from this 'last
order.
A number of cases of typhoid
fever are reported in the city. Two
deaths have occurred the past week
attributed to this dread disease.
One, an engineer named Henry
Christman, died very suddenly on the
10th inst. His remaius were taken
to Laramie, Wyo., for burial. A
, delegation of ten members of thf
brotherhood of engineers from this
place, accompanied the remains anc
the bercaved family TO Laramie.
: The prospects for our mines wer'
S never better than at present, an'
c every day brings encouraging report
e from both old and new discoveries
c The Chief, located recently by Jo'
e Cooke, Jr., for company Of cay
4 italists, is showing up nicely
. Returns from an assayer Of Salt LAX
/, Citv shows the ore to be worth $57. 2
c per ton. This is better than es
r pectod, as the samples sent were b.
it groupings. The Calamity, Owned b
# the Pocatcllo Mining company,
y showing up better and better ever
&c day. A tunnel has been run on Il
It ledge twenty-five feet, giving bett'
er satisfaction as ii runs.
ge On the evening Of the 20th inst
l. mass meeting was held for Il
:" purpose of organizing an associate
m for mutual protection; also for q
a, purpose of taking concerted al
le prompt action looking towards
re throwing open Of the reservation
er settlement. DR.. l. Moore VAS chos
IN chairman and Henry Il. Lopas secl
Oh tary. The object Of the neeti
ht was thoroughly discussed, and Ro
~ Geo. German, Thos. NJ. Terre
ry esq.,, and Hon. L. 4. West VIZ
sss appointed a committee to draft
las solutions asking our represeutati'
yht in congress to cooperate with th'
the in the work. Their report will
ron presented and considered at silni
.ity meeting next Monday night.
the Word was received this even
nan that ore from the Hungry" mi
the owned by L. Moore and } 4 W
on assayed $76.75 per ton. 1t runs
the per cent copper.
The board Of equalization is
sain ceiving splendid roasting at
Ia Ia hands of some of the Bingham cou
ous people. Others more sensible t
ring the right view Of the matter.
sion county commissioner, however,
ana inconsolable, and in alternate bre'
.hle 10, roast the board and the Statesn
; for At meeting of the conmissio
hich held last Monday resolution
the adopted denouncing the action OF
70 board and instructing County a
30 , - tor Patrie to act contrary TO th'
onn structions OF the state auditor J
mple say they viii "ventitlate" the m
rgest in the courts and, Of course, "
~ \ late Bingham county's treasury a
,,ra- same time.
pinch -
Not Church goers are requested TO
OK vi the change in the hours OF hol