The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-02-18
SALUBRIA ON THE SIDE.
Gabriel and His Cab.
Interesting Notes and It'd
bits of News.

Bright warm days.
Snow is fast melting.
Valentines are raging on all sides.
G. H. Moody, our esteemable mar
BILE man, has left the fair town of
Salubria for Moscow, thence he goes
to Missoula, Montana. We all join
in wishing him prosperity wherever
he may settle. 1t is hard to see a
good man leave, knowing that his re-
spectacle family will be quite sure to
soon follow
Charles Allen and his hired help
came down from the Seven Devils
lsst week. They have done a large
amount of labor on the claims belong
ing to Mr.. Levi Allen Charley says
he met with what narrowly missed
being q serious accident while climb
ing out of the shaft, which is one
hundred feet in depth. When about
sixty feet up from the bottom his
hand hold failed and he pitched head
foremost to the bottom Of the shaft.
The shaft is on an incline, being
about one foot to twelve slant, but
the track was slippery as ice and
Charley went down sailing. When
about ten feet from the bottom he
caught on to something and was
turned around so that he struck that
he struck on his side and face
There were three sticks of giant pow
der ready to explode at the time,
Charlie being in the act of climbing
out after lighting the fuse when he
fell, Just as he struck bottom off
went the powder and he was hurled
upward several feet, lighting back in
a pile of dirt and rock, which bruised
and cut him quite badly. Suffice it
to say he is all right now and looking
first rate, as well as Ed and Lee TULIP
e. G. Jeffreys Jr returned from
Weiser last week where he had beer
to get his money due from the
Jeffreys-Reynolds trial, which occurred
some time ago.
The taffy pulling was success
here at the church hall last Friday
night, the business was gotten up fol
the benefit of She church, which made
$1,000.
} DR.. S. P. Hunt arrived at his ole
home last Thursday, after a thre,
I months sojourn at a medical schoo
in San Francisco The DIR. look.
better than ever and says he hai
gained thirty pounds in weight since
he left here. He also says he woulC
not have been back before mex
June had he not been called suddenly
by telegram.
= Woods, from Ruthburg, informs III
, that the cattle out there are doing
+, fine. The side hills to the sun being
: all bare.
: Kitchen parties and dances are al
the 90 up here. One fiddle, a littl
bottle of rain water, (O and swim,
4 around is the hight of our ambition
q ga" in his GA few good points" il
n last weeks SIGNAL does a good job, b.
o showing to the people how matter
concerning the management of tn
q commissioner business might be ia
more beneficial to all, but he ca
= hardly hope to reform the presen
. board by such an arguments
''Our Johns" up here will not eve
heed the alliances mournful cry.
q Bismark, would not be con
y quored. ''Parnell' was tenacious t
r the death. And "Blain" is Away
= ready to reciprocate, or test his re
:. ciproslty scheme. The above is
- conumdrum Guess it, and say n
y more.
1t The government will get the timbe
l. law laid down in such shape, afte
h a continuance of changes, that sa'
mill men, will not try to improve tn
Il industry particle. Who will blam
l. them?
d Some of the roads are beginnin
, to break up little in this vicinity.
- Mart returned from Portland las
. Tuesday looking fat and muc
III changed by the loss of his chi
is whiskers. He says Portland dude
le do not support chin whiskers so b
thought to be in style while there
He brings on % select stock {
* liquors and cigars.
" Since my last Mrs. y. f. Hum
= :, under the care of DR.. S. p. Hunt,
~ not quite so well; probably sligl
"a change in treatment is the cause.