The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-07-21

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son, Walter Riggs, Miss Addie Riggs and
Mrs. Myron Riggs went TO ''Starve Out
last Sunday on fishing expedition. The
boys calamity baited the hooks while the
girls caught 230 trout.
The commissioners meet August
Goth to receive bids for a bridge over
Crane creek, which is a cause for con-
graduation among the people up
there
DR.. Numbers has been appointed
as regimental surgeon by Major Pink
ham and his commission will entitle
him to pay as such from the time he
left Weiser for the Occur Alene.
This is good fortune for Doc, as the
pay is pretty fair and saves him from
being out so much on account of
being called from his practice here.
S. c. Swartz, of Topeka, Kansas,
is in Weiser on visit to his daughter
Mrs DR.. Numbers. This is his first
trip into this section and Mr.. Swartz
expresses great enthusiasm and
surprise at the boundless scope of our
resources and says that he had no
| idea the country had such grand
out look for the future "With such
resources to back you, your country
is all right, said he. When his SON
in-law returns from the war they will
take trip to Warrens, and we will
guarantee that on their return the
sociable old gentleman will be dumb
with admiration of our county.
Idaho has law that requires any
one peddling the productions Of
another state within our borders to
pay a license of $40 month.
Oregon has like law, and as our
friend Beach was vending vegetables
in Huntington he was stopped by the
Justice of the peace, which was law
full proceeding. But it has the
, effect of arousing slack vigilance and
hereafter no Oregon farmer will be
allowed to sell a single pound of pro
duce in Mineral until he has secured
q license.
t DR.. Numbers, in letter to Beck
Jenney, says: cit is no soft snap
c for any of the boys. The state troups
are all poorly equipped for such
| campaign as this very light rations
and one little thin blanket apiece.
One company from Moscow put in
two nights without blanket to the
whole outfit. Have had no actual
fighting, but came near getting al
our brass buttons blown off witt
dynamite before we captured the mills
l and miners. Tell Lockwood tina
, Co. B. has done great work. Co. L
. arrested nearly 100 strikers a
Wardner yesterday and now have
. them under guard We have thu
strongest and best company in tn
IS field, though Co. A. is much bette
ST equipped.
When you are sojourning in Bots
y :, and need any barbering done do nc
fail to call on George HIATT, who's
ad appears on first. page. Mr.. Hat
. is an old Oregon acquaintance an
o. friend of the SIGNAL editor and "
10 take pleasure in recommending hin
- In his elegant shop over the Occider
tai bar he has a grand attraction in
b. handsome and very skillful lad
ST barber, the only one in Idaho. VIII;
VI an exquisite feeling pervades one
eel whole system as she gently toys wit
We your ear and lightly removes I'll
IN bristles from your sunburned cheel
ISL What thrills of pleasure slide up al
down your spine as she leans ov
zee your shoulder and wakes our bloom
re ing mustachel And as her SO
we finger tips elevate your chin to
in more acute angle, your entire beil
he is sliced in the embrace of the me
delightful electric shocks and y
raj realize that you would have miss
err. half of life had you failed to visit
to- shop.
SD. At the last meeting of the Boa
las the following bills were allowed c
are of current expense fund:
Hall & O'Donald Lith Co., rub
raj Der stamp. .............. :
-, John Mccullough cash advanced
lhe to pauper Hill. ............. l0o
mes Jacob Groner, witness fees ,.. ii
j. w, Ayers, legal services, case
ielr of Lockwood VS.. county ... %
nes c. c. Havird, sheriff fees. ......
r. II. Pence, jailor fees and
AXIS boarding prisoners. .......... 300
90 Jenney e Waterhouse, stationery
and drugs ................
ms, J. r. Numbers, medical exami-
rich nation of John Irons. 49,. D
49, ~ 10 Rauly iurOrS' certificates 400