The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-10-27

house at Payette last Thursday and
the building and contents were
entirely consumed resulting in a
very heavy loss to Payette and other
parties.
. A son of Mr.. Lansdon, of Manns
creek, received the contents of a shot
gun in his left arm Yesterday.
SCATTERING the arm pretty badly, but
no bones were broken. The boy
seems to be peculiarly unfortunate,
having had his toes and fingers |
frozen so badly last winter as to
necessitate amputation.
Happiness reigns in the homestead |
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Cordelle, all
on account of the arrival of a young
lady of ten pounds last Friday evening
who announced her intention of taking
up her abode there 1t is needless
to add that Albert and his estimable
wife gave the miss a warm welcome
and Immediately adopted her.
The republicans and democrats
have arranged for series of political
debates over the county. Hon. t. c.
Galloway will be the leader for the
republicans, and Frank Harris and
Isaac Irwin will conduct the democrat
fight. That's two against one but as
there will be other speakers, Gallo
way will probably get achievements.
. There are over two hundred and
fifty names on the registry for Weiser
precinct. Of this number twenty-five
are of foreign birth. OF the states
| Missouri leads with thirty names;
7 Illinois comes next with nineteen, Or
egon has seventeen, Indiana and Ohio
. have fourteen each and California has
r nine native sons Idaho furnishes
e three natives in the persons of Henry
Sommercamp, John Johnston and
n John Stacey.
# Hon. Isaac Irwin was down from
O his Meadows home last week on a
visit to Weiser. He is confident that
his candidacy on the democratic
:. ticket for representative is on the
Il rising tide that leads to victory.
Well, Uncle Isaac is backed by
his record in the last legislature
and the people can safely trust hin
as one of our representatives. A
> vote for him is vote for the triet
and true.
Again we are in receipt of ;
% communication asking for a copy o
our paper, that information may b.
had of Idaho's resources, which i
u evidence that people all over tn
III country have their attention directe
le to Idaho, and the time is not fl
distant when they will be flockin
r. here to avail themselves of the man
II advantages our state has to Offer
mt This time the inquiry comes fror
er G.. D. Isaacks. of Taylorsburg, 5
Clair Co., Alabama.
d. Hon. e. S. Jewell, of Salubri;
ty while in the city a few days ag'
's' called upon the SIGNAL, and bein
he asked for his views on the result {
the coming election, predicted I'll
tia success of the following count
he nominees: Senator, T. G. Gallowa.
ser Representatives, W. A. Allison al
it'll Isaac Irwin; Sheriff, j. II. Killoral
Probate Judge, j. B. Coakle
Use Assessor, F. NJ Hubbard; Treasure
nv D. j. Richardson; Surveyor, W.
yht Bowen; Commissioners, A. f. Hi
no G. T. Durham and John Anderson.
yn. Last week the SIGNAL print
18th some handsome Columbus Day pl
ing grams for the Meadows' anu IL "
VS. the intention to give the affair not
for. in the paper, but by an unfortun
cad oversight it was omitted.
letter containing a remittan
.o,, for the same from Mr. Charles
oou Lyles. we are pleased to note that
is efforts to give them a nice progr
,ess we're highly appreciated. The SIGN
ants does job work that is hard to be
ran. If you don't believe it, just give u
trial.
rake Joint political debates will t
,u;ls place in this county at times
oar places as follows
4ho Salubria. Thursday eve, Oct. u
a Council Val. Friday eve, Oct. 2
'n'iy Meadows, Saturday eve, Oct. 2
re as Indian Val, Sunday eve, Oct. 3
Middle Val Monday eve, Oct. }
ows Mineral, Wednesday eve, Nov.
Manns creek, Thursday eve, No
ioi Hemenway school house, Fri
NAL, eve, Nov. t.