The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-06-23

his hall into an opera house. By
cutting out part of the back end of
the hall and raising the annex on the
several feet he has made an ex-
cellent stage without decreasing the
capacity Of the hall, which will seat
$50 persons. Mr.. GOWNS will order
fine curtain and variety of scenery
and when finished the stage will be =
very handsome one and win always
be ready for use.
Locals are scarce. There are no
devastating floods here in this section
to recount, no loss of crops and stock,
no drowning women and children, no
cyclones, no houses and towns laid
in ruins, no burning rivers Of oil,
no charred remains and shrieking
victims, no starving and suffering
peasants, no sunstroke, no earth
quakes, no strikes, no drouth nor any
riots to talk about. Don't kick at
the newspaper.
MARRIrD-At the Vendome hotel,
Weiser, Monday, June 20, by J.
B. Coakley, J. P, F. M. Butler
and Annie E. Walters, both of
Payette.
Although friend Butler believes
in patronizing home industry, he
could not trust the job to Payette
justice, as they can not use the cooh
book system, Coakley having the
copyright, and its widespread fame
attracted him to this place, the same
as it does SO many others, from
Oregon to Owyhee.
When Love his entangling meshes throws
And round young hearts does twist EN-
There's naught can cure their throbbini
throes
But Coakley's Cook Book Systeml
The artesian well is going down a
the rate of thirty-five to fifty fee
per day. The first thirty feet wa
mostly through gravel and wa
3 difficult to get through, the drill
being able to make only two feet las
: Saturday, but Monday white san'
E stone was struck and forty-eight fee
4 was drilled through that day
h Tuesday they made fifty feet more
Last evening the we'll was down i
r the nelghborhood of $50 feet.
Y G. G. Wing was in Weiser thi
e week, being summoned as tri:
Juror, but was allowed to 60 home
/ He informs US that the practice
10 making stage passengers pay to croi
a the river was suspended the da
following our visit to Mineral. II
also informed us that the ferry ha
been repaired and was runnin
- successfully again.
70 o. NJ. Harvey, W. B. Goodhear
John Coakley and George Dav
comprised fishing party that visite
= Monroe creek last Sunday. I'll
catch was 200. Note how it fell O
:. as soon as one of the newspap'
men was left out. If Goodheart ha
not been taken along they would NJ
y have caught dozen.
W-Do not fail to come in and pc
the printer while you are in TOW
attending court. He has toiled mar
long months to supply you with yo
~ paper and waited patiently. -d
When the case of DR.. Numbe
=. against the county was tried in t
- Probate court, the county ga
- notice Of appeal to the district cou
but having failed to do so they ha
virtually lost and DR.. Numbers "
', ., get judgment by default.
B. B. Day, OF Warrens, pass
through Weiser the other day enrou
:. to Boise to attend meeting OF t
state board of road commissioners,
KF which he is a member. Mr.. ID
/, says the people of Warrens are We
anxious and are using every effort
have a mail route established betwe
Warrens and the Meadows. I'll
route he says can be travelled the "
round while by the other they {
shut of some times for three or fo
months at time without mail. /
proper representation is made to
department, we have no doubt Il
on it would be established, as we be
'"' said often before.
-. 1t is easy to pay for your paper
you wish to. Sometime during
year you have money, out Of which
~ or So. so would not be missed.