The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-01-21
NEWS OF OUR NEICHD0RS.
Happenings Over Our Glori-
GUS State
Daintily Dished Out to
OuI. Readers.

Work is steadily progressing on
Boise city's extensive sewer system.
The First bank of Nampa has been
purchased by A. A. Fraser, a Boise
attorney.
Annie Campbell, Idaho's female
counterfeitcr, has been placed behind
the bars Mt Detroit, Mich.
The trial of "Tex," charged with
the murder of {" Dutch John, is go
ing on in Bingham county.
The third district court, Hon. Ed
ward Nugent Judge, will be recon
vened about the 25th of February.
The Idaho Falls Times has changed
hands passing into the possession of
j. w. Lamoreaux, formerly of the
Cassia County Times.
The Challis Graphic says the $50
cleared by the Odd Fellows of that
place on their Christmas dance will
undoubtedly be devoted to the Odd
Fellows Home at Idaho Falls.
The Rexburg Press, which was de-
stroyed by fire a couple Of weeks
ago, will have new plant and resume
publication Of February 1st.
Mrs. Hawkins, who shot Mrs. Sauer,
mention of which was made in the
SIGNAL some time since, has been
charged with murder in the first de-
gree by the Bingham county grand
jury.
The Custer County Graphic is the
name of paper just started at Chal-
lis. 1t is bright in appearance and
the interests of the section in which it
is published.
A corporation called the Riverside
Fruit Company Qimited) has been
formed at Lewiston with a capital
stock of 500, 900. The object of
the corporation is to develope the
fruit lands along the Snake river.
Several people residing in Asotin
county, Washington, are anxious to
remove across the line to Idaho. They
recently addressed letter to the state
land office asking for information,
and they were referred to IT, j. Mat
thews, state immigration commits
sioner, who has sent them a quantity
of printed matter
In about thirty days state educa
tional convention will be held in Boise
Teachers from every county will soor
be asked to assemble there upon {
date to be hereafter fixed, and mat
ters Of great Importance will be dis
cussed. In June the state educa
tional association will meet in tina
city.
The Statesman says that the bount
of five cents a head for jack rabbit
costs the taxpayers of Ada county
round sum of money every month
yesterday the Fouch boys, of Stal
brought to the county clerks oilic
625 pairs of ears, for which they wi
receive $31.25."
An extension telephone system
: being put in at Caldwell, some eigf
, or ten business houses and residence
D having put in instruments. Anon
. others are NJ. b. Gwinn, S. NJ. Coffir
Isidor Mayer, First National Ban
, and the Forwarding Co. Hellos wi
5 be frequent. Too bad some of th
enterprise couldn't be instilled int
' Weiser
\ The DeLamar Company shippe
2 out eight bars of bullion this mornin
3 the result of the partial cleanup fc
the first nine days run in January
These bars will average close to 50
900 each. The mill is now runnin
smoothly and crushing betwee
seventy and eighty tons Of ore p'
day. The amount of ore sacked an
sent TO be sold to smelters has bee
considerably increased.-DeLam'
: Nugget.
|. James Kcyes and Robert Keye
It brothers. and r. Aschenberg, ha'
e been lodged in the state penitentiar
k at Boise. The trio of criminals we
is sent from Latah county, after havil
If been convicted Of cattle stealth
The Keyes boys each received thr