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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26

The former opinion Of the supreme
court reversed and remanded the case
iof tue reason that il appeared from tho
facts then shown. that the appellee was
guilty Of c0ntrihutory negligence Ia NOT
kelung OF the railrOa track he
lore ne wns hit by the locomotive.
u appearing that lie saw the ap-
proaeh o. the engine, and that 1t
sneA une II was at such a dis
uihce from him as would have enabled
MN % leave the track before II reached
nm; and his future TO do 50 constituted
hefngence On his part The Testimony
y the appellee III the present case upon
TINS point tended to show that the loco
motive WIS much nearer To him when he
hrst observed Il than testified TO In the
former trial; and that The locomotive
being so near and coming with snch
speed. he did not have time, hy tho 1ise
OF diligence, TO leave the track before he
was struck
IL i be trne that the appellee was In
duced 10 make this change In his evi.
denee aud 10 testify upon the second trial
differently from what he had testified 10
on the former trial, about matter Of
sneh Importance, 10y reason II the de-
clslpn OF the supreme court referred TO-
thels we believe il was permissible for
appellant 70 prove the fact, The effect
of such evidence would be TO show the
motive Of appellee IA changing his evil
denee to he. that he was not guilty Of
the act denoureed by the supreme court
US fatal to his right OF recovery. And
i would be u legitimate inference that
the jury might consider with other facts
~ the case. that his purpose IN testify
ing differently. was TO make case that
would meet the objections Of the deri-
sion rendered IN reversing the former
judgment, IL would be also admissible
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26
KANSAS CONTESTS.
eoPuLisTs AND REPUBLICANS
At SWORDS POINTS.


Topeka, Dec "a. Zoe Rosenthl Of
IlnakolI county arrived here last hight
aud tha morning went 20 the Office Of
Judge W. 6 Webb where after a
abort conference, BE 9lghed 4 ptuilon
for mauduuus against tho 'iute beurd
Of cnnyosaefs to compel ihem 70 feron'
vcne md issue to him tho certificate Of
election 10 tho house,
rlla aftemonn Jnlep Webb nlel IN
The supreme court mandumus proceed-
lnes IN Tho llaakeil, Juckson, coifoy,
mud Republic county pnses Va tho linH-
kcl county cnso thicf Junllce Horton
granted au Alternative writ commlnding
Tho gtate bonrd OF canyansors 10 recon-
ycne by Dec. 30 and Issue a cor
thcnie 10 iloaonthal " nppear before
tne rntlit on Jim 3 aud show ilir cnuse.
No orders have yrt been made N Otner
eases but the court will probably make
tho same order ns 10 Tie iiaHkell county
ease,
Tho point ralsed 10 the hepublic com,
rs onHe Is tint Vote Of the Seventy third
diarflct were counted, the dWifiet
bolng the Slkiyirsl INC gther Nv,
eaaes are directed against the hpnrls q
comfy commissioners The point raised
~ lhr jackson gognV eN' y uv,a FV W.,
o. thr IVY q llYi,on VIZ" W., Xxx
Guy hhNlnf w ihwi,nA' " VI W.
vote between tie two candidates v the
point Of tho controversy IN NO voney
county case .,..
ll0sonihrnl wants 70 he " hls ss'it ~
roll call aud there i = suspicion thhi H.
stu has laundering ioF ~ spnAhyfAiilp
ln the eVcni ~ We gifNnieAti9n oi Ky
United states esnaiof WI ~ pfilo
cfat nnd aays ieal 9onn einiun ="
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26

he contfiyed 10 obtain transportation to
New York through tho kindly offices Of
friend, arriving there Dec. 1S, and
coming direct to Chicago. Ihrouph the
influence If the agcnts ii The Thing Val
ley sicamship line, Mr.. Wiren " enabled
60 reach Denver. where he cNtScis TO
derive enough money from lecture no
Will give upon Denmark, 10 reach San
Francisco. From San Francieco Ac
gocs 20 China, thence through India and
via the Suef canal 60 The north coast
Of Africa. which he will follow unul en.
connturlug q nanish ship which can BE-
induced 10 convey him homeward judy
inc from The Young mun's expressions
upon the subject, his ylcissitudos have
tcnded 10 incre0sc rather than diminish
his zeal, and he hopes 70 reach Copcn-
hagcn certainly within eight months,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26
WACO BUDGET.
Christmas Observed Quietly,
Pop-Craoker Enthusiasm
TO NAVIGATE TIE RIO BRAzos


Ivoco r,x p.e TX Igneeint1 -"A
n.. ........i
Hu'ee Nh"1 sWNA 'N wy 'NtN'N'
upon the dny 10y nearly every pufFoh
moi wltb IA Inc siArnets today,
a., a.. ., IA NJ t.,n ~ ,,,,,,r
NV
TO take advantage OF lhe ppldN i"i
the purpose OF giving vent 20 due onthn'
sl,e,n ana dn,nnaatyttlve mold IA t.s.
nv, ,t
unlhl oNhnk VIZ !'h" nN "N''' "
the mayor aud cry council ~ employing
spocl.l puUcenen 90 nII tho rrgulnr ioloN
10 n,oi,,ai, ,,,te, ,nd urey.,t hre,, nrlfa
" h"ln'N'" N''' w.
from being used WITHIN the Nfp MINUS
backed no hy dc prompt hfregt ~ TOW
,9oe,tefs y,.i,ofln, hs1 RIO dealr,d az.
800
ie'i WIN rue 'A''Pl"H ~ ~ VIZ
earthly din by iinh horns Ohrislnha
wan FREQ from lie aeonea Of thn past.
~ ,.ut ~, ,,t...,...,a IL d. i.,li,ie,
i"'""tf'N W."
and the hanks ana business hpuHls VIII
not oprn nntl Tuesday This morning
,.,.,. t,,,,.,.st,. s,evlae, ,.sr. beld ia
NY ll,,l I'd AZ, H.. st,l ~
~ "',nia l,srit,'
Ky ileli'n,'9Aa a.l, ttnN,, ,.,,n,',r,,,'
w l,'V' az" NNNVP WY N'NfY
"Vint. -, .,....,t.... t..t..,..,,, a., ali,
......u .U,.f ~. ,..,,tt,ttf ...utfs.f.Ial ttara
pnuth ",Nl Wv M ~. ~, ,,,,,..,
ior .hn pufi2ae y l3riiii',.hF ~ "Vi.'
mful iv' We if.,.,,' No., ,s,ie
niinNp eNiNnh l,l i''h tiY .,' t',l.t,l.
lnE much nitusNl'h, ih' 1851 H'luhr
- 81 the hfht HNAp'llni't ,i l..i,., ~
bniit many yrpFs hEp hni Y Wlhi9 ~
adequate 70 i9g nuHlnv.sH aiH triilie W
the preesni' INV question d w lnlh
uon OF ~" new ailhetule ~ NluttlN tno
discussion. IfoifHy nNN'ls ~ w iNol
Of every street lealihg % lhN TiF,r Hit
euuhicnt TINT me phfucnlhf aNsri upNn
Which their property " AituHitl, v INV
plly ohc poHsihlr % lpld y me new
bridge with ndtHniWe 20 thv CITY
regular 0ld-thahipnnd county scat ircnt-
ing struggle VIII br inale c0nrornlng
tho sits Of the bridge. Bridge bplldrrs
iiuD every srrtlVn Hio Writing he may
or. and nil express The desire 70 take the
contract for the work
dyileaait pri0asfgnfn oeinoin slitdlnet
rha merchants OF thls cily are pfalar-
Ing 10 form a trade rndehYNf association
and VIII nod n mpUing lneaday night Tor
mo nufposa u organising a free wagon
yafd f1r The use " Farmers aud others
from fha country VIII BE- provided. II
n proposed 10 secure half rates upon
tho railfoads wiihln lny miles II the
city fOr paopie coming 20 Waco 10 trade.
N,,otrfons oiher ipaturg viii also be
dIslaissed fof drawing busincss 70 Waco.
The merchants nrc confident that O
material ncrSsse IA Inc business ii tho
div niat be- secured by earnest effort
ana 6ilers of hdueemeht both II which
I..Na ;. NaII IfIH Ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26
BUT The COCKTAIL
HAD TO BE MADE JUST the
SAME AS EVER.


Memphis. Tenn, Dec, % rowglt
Nd RYAN entrfed the saloon Of iuln
Shea on Main street where John paYes'
The barkecper, wersg Dawes aud Ryan
have had several tights In TN past month
in which zach wis consid@ahV, ~
Iirrd On entering Ryan pulled HE re-
vnlysr nnd began shooting. Dawes saw
hls reflection In The mirror hehind TIE
bar. wheeled about and returned thf
irr' Each 6nd sl1 shots, and when tbg
smoke cleared away Dawes was found
completing tho cocktail upon which 20
WAS AZ work vt tle opeHnE OF TN
tronhlc. aud Ryan was lying on the
floor seriously wounded, Inc men We're
nnlv ono shot took effect The uirrnfs
nnd raases Ia the mluun were sihnsed
hg The hnllnla.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26

ana 70 hold tho election undor the new
secret hallot law.
A number Of candidates for municipal
oiiic,'s are already In the field and The
conversational bees have begun.
FlrN was discovered at . o'clock this
afternoon IN the furniture stoYo Of G
A. Showers on Austin street, II spread
rapidly and enttoi 10 q large rNtrnf the
interior q nc building and that % Cum
MINIS lo-ccnl store next door, Deanc's
was coupNtely DESTROYED The stock ~
both stores was haely damaged aud
viii he total loss Tho damare u
estimated at $4,000 fully coverrd BY
iusurance The origin Of Che hrn ia I'M
known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26

S,o,Ahari. Dee. 2j-4TLe ilmiae ~
he roTeramcnt u ileahprE thpaicns
n sasse ga exodus u pvqr pe0lie ii ll-
5-..is have gone 10 fhe cpatt Of The 5ulf
n Rathnia 10 seek tie means 4 tlni-
LATINO IN the interior the people are
rapcrtrd dyins By She ssores.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26
NEAR THE HUG
Massachusalls Citizens Gel Drunk and Fight
Tna corpses o. This lime.

Litehbure. Mass, Dec. -. \ fatal
stseibIng afiray occurred here This even
ing In6. Feltnoss. IS year. %. An
drsw SaiDpson, aged 80 and his son
MIC aged y yearu. al Finnish labor
rs Who roaInsd on Fruit street, had
bean drinking. The fafhgF and son hsd
retirsd. They wefe assaulted by lelt.
80 eut On IN arm shoulder and head
srd IA fnther received D cut across the
ab5einaa causing the bowels 70 2rotrnds
ftoth ,vill de-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26
SANTA CAME
Promptly on Time Bearing in
His Garments
The AIR OF THE ICY REGIONS.
The Old G n,leman Sent the Thermometers in
the NoTihwes, Down to % Below
Texas Had Green Christmas "A Fine Enler.
ialnment at the Stale Luaalic Asylum.
The star Of Bethlehem = How
New YORK Celebrated,
THE AIR OF THE ICY REGIONS,

Terrell, Tex, Dec 25.- ispeclall-
The Christmas entertainment at tho
asylum last night was one Of the most
pleasant affairs ever got up Tor the en-,
tertainment aud profit Of the patients
Of that institution. The chapel was de-
corated In most artistic manner, show
ing the elegant taste of thoso who
managed the decoration, as well Us the
active brain that devised IT. On the
chapel rostrum was erected a windmill
In the rear inside Of an archcd door was
large, beautifully bright shining
electric star. representing the Star Of
Bethlehem and the mangvr On all
parts of the walls were seen innumer~
able banners shields, notices CROSSES
rich and lovely, hanging from the
wall, aud added to this WIRE the numOf-
Gus electric lights that made eYery-
thing lovely ia the extreme The PMS
ents (the gristl were TO be ground out
by the windmill, but as there was no
wind the task OF grinding appeared 90 a
standstill. The Brownies" the tiny
race. appeared from their places and
proposed TO raise the wind and finish
the, erist TO this the miller assentoai
aud soon tho "BrOMnics' returned
each with bellows aud commenced
blowing the mill soon tho Wheola he
gan 70 turn, slowly at first but fast
enough ufter nwhile,uud The presents be
gan TO roll out Every patient IN The
chapel was given a presout, there being
nearly 300 presents, aud those not pres
ent received prascnts also the number
all told amounting TO about 100. TIN
negro patients occupied the rear Of th0
chapel, ami were also cared for, These
were also represented The three wis
men Of the East and Arlbians Ia then
accustomed paiWphernnlin, Altogether
II was most excellent ailaiE
10 Mrs prcston and Colonel stewart
Is given the credit of the excellent en-
tcrtainnent The patients wore all de
! lighted
To-day the patients were treated 10 d
Christmas dinner, Including turkey
/ oysters, etc. II took eighty-thrco turk
eys to supply the demand, and Oh,
] oysters and other good thugs were u0i
! kept account Of
One Of The most pleasant surprises yes
| terdny evening was the presentation "a
! Mob Colpuil Of on elegantly engraved
gold headed cane, given by his ifirnd'
for his zeal and energy in benall o.
/ Democracy
Mr.. Colquill is the esteemed editor o.
the Times-Star Of this city and hns bect
fred into ms often during the recon-
political war rs any editor Of weekly
newspaper inToxas, and he has proved
himself worthy She elegant present iron
his friends
churches last nii.ht were yesy hne 0h'
every thing went on nicely
During the Roman candle war lns
night several persons were more or les
hur hut none seriously. though two u
three were badly wounded
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26
IFcRAPH NEWS
BOILED DOWN.

N d. NN'N -, 4, az,
shoemaker shot hnu Nn,eu ms
Alien during qu'N . . " '''@'
4 IA. Ind, has 5-year-old boy
= n psak two Languages nnentiy anu
rs1Iisile musieiln'
usrsh, the fugitive president OF the
Y Keystone bank of Philadelphia is
I, 4 u South Africa
...,rIce. Neb., 1t Is said that a distill-
IN capacity OF 1000 bushels
\. be started to night the whisky
"A rsompson end VIM. Thompson were
by United States deputy marshnls
',iesa county, Ala, for making Illicit
"
n ...xenort. La, Kid Nash. n gambler,
tuled john McCork, another gain
tliling was the result OF pre-
"a saulty.
~ ..,.1 that DR.. Frank w. Guns tulns
- INN Coigr,f sional church, Chicago,
!, the head of the great Armour
"a !, raining school.
.uo,e Ia Judge woolson has sen.
nE Graves. president of the
N \ rommercial bank. to 1--WE years
sgssnary the minimum term. ., q,
.s.,A function Novio sco,io 9TH;
IA n IS expected that the pump.
amen and engineers will be also
n ~
% .ho Nay, yort hasonon
Z I's Iobn n nav tondcrod HE
n ,ho presldcncv Tho treos.
-.nort showed loss of So, 601. so
4. y. .sssou.
caam,r New YORK nos,ai
y ,.oon ~ no, an tIorr,sor,s olor,
= ~ yy,-ss 80, o,ootad ona 10 oo,,,
nv. ~ ,nonoc aa no ernnc,ed ma
~ has Just been discovered.
,h No an or,ani,atto, ~
a,.nts has taa,, fo,.nod -
4. ~ ~, ra,,,a,ton in no atno,nt
Z -, .s,nor,, ailowa1 10 boods ~
= ldSAAi l'NfN-''
ls By the statutes OF the state
y ieflleatlon in the Pueblo state treas
Hlsi,o, turns out to be larger than
It frt reported 1t Is said that per-
Mi IN authority are implicated in
isir The money stolen exceeds $@5o''
li-blal. record 2:OTlb. the property of
\, Walter S. Hobart of the Hobart
g. Mateo. Cal. has been sold by
q At the American Institute building,
Mao to D. II. Hartman, New
Il b,skg.
N a lniitd yesterday ut Chicago, charged
<, Il ssas tas mails for swindllng purposes.
IN were doing business under the
1. 4 Il. Illinois Lumber company 1Bd
alnn koo
NJ n. ia, osoirs+ ,bo oi,eged Homo.
3 II M. 49,. am, M non.rn,on
1 ! 81 i MN. u very hitter If IA stated
~ 4 ,,.,,,s.,io,, has hoor formed 10
1-1--t'' Ass'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26

Tbore are fourteen canneries on Tho
Columbia river and treliy-thrce Ia tho
siato q Oregon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26

New York, Doc -. Enough snow fell
today to prevent New York having q
green Christmas The dag dawned
clear enough hut soon the siy c'nnded
ms and when riscrs took their first look
from the windows they saw the honscs
and streets marked IN white. A high
Wind prevailed all day, aud this With
tho unusually frlgid temper lturc in-
duced most people Ia Keep thuir doors
closed. In the Roman Catholic aud Eplh-
copal churches and IN most of The
churches Of other denominations there
were services All churches were hpnu-
tilnlly decorated and special music rr0-
arnins were rendered. Al all charitable
Institutions Christmas services weio ren-
dpred.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26

ct Louis. No, Dec. 25.--Christmas
weather. Thermometer, zero.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-08-04

Entered in the postofiice at Weiser as
Second-class matter.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-08-04

Notice is hereby given that the petition
Of M. S. Bramblee, Mark Winkler, Geo.
a. Winkler and E. Hinkle is now on file
in the office of the Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners in and for Wash
ington County in the State of Idaho,
praying that three appraisers be appointed
by said Board for the purpose of apraising
and assessing the damages of a ditch TO be
constructed by petitioners across the
premises of one James W. Shcrmun a
non-conscnting land owner. Said ditch Is
described as TO be about one foot deep and
five feet wide on the bottom, and said to
occupy about two Acres of Land.
Now therefore notice is hereby given
that said petition will be heard on Monday
the 10th day of October; A. d. 1902, at
3 o'clock p NJ. and said appraisers
appointed TO perform their duties in com
pliance with Section 1888 of the Revised
Statutes of Idaho, unless good cause be
shown by the parties adversely interested,
why the said potion should be denied.
BY Order of the Board. |. F. SMITH.
Clerk.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-08-04
Summons.

In the District Court of the Third Judi
cial District OF the State of Idaho, in
and for the county of Washington.
William B. Goodheart, plaintiff, vs..
Sarah j. Goodheart, defendant.
The State Of Idaho to Sarah ]. Goodheart
In the name of the people Of the state Of
Idaho you are hereby notified that there
is now on file in the Office Of the clerk Of
the district court of the third judicial dis
trict of the state of Idaho, in and for the
county of Washington, the complaint Of
William B Goodheart in an action brought
to obtain a judgment thai the marriage
between plaintiff and defendant be dis
solved, and plaintiff prays that the custo-
dy, control and possession Of the minor
children, the issue of said marriage Berl
l., a male, and Alberta F., female, be
adjudged TO the plaintiff, The grounds
on which said judgment and decree is
claimed is that defendant is guilty OF
adultery, the particulars more fully APP
pearing in plaintiffs complaint,a certified
copy Of which is served herewith and
made part hereof, and that unless you
appear and answer to said complaint
within ten days after the service thereof,
If served in Washington county, and with
in twenty days If served out of said coun-
ty, but within said judicial district, and
within forty days if served out OF said
district exclusive Of the day Of service)
the plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
In testimony whereof, |, |. f. Smith,
clerk of said district court, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal
of said court at Weiser, Idaho,
41... l.. L.. 30 I,x1
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-08-04
BRANDS

G. w. RIGGS-Horses branded r on
and u on stifie.
II. HAAS-Horses branded = on left
shoulder. ~
c. r. REAvIs-cattle T on right hip;
horses same on left shoulder. Address
Middle valley, Idaho
A. f. HITT-Horses HIT on left
stifle.
L. LANSDON-Horses branded n
on left shoulder; cattle on right hip. v
LYMAN PERKINS-Hor branded
6 on left shoulder; cattle, SO on left
hip.
f. M, HUBAARD-Horses branded II
on left stifie; cattle FIJI on left side.
address, Weiser Idaho.
Champlin e. Hallock-horses branded
- Oh and connected, with half-circle
10 over on left shoulder cattle same on
jaw. Weiser.
Geo. Nesbit-sheep marked Il on back
Weser. Idaho.
d. n. BAKER-Horses branded with
the same on back.
JOHN RILEY, Crane creek, horses
branded JR Connected ON left thigh.
JAMES GALLOWAY-Cattle branded
TO on side; horses, branded Q oil
left shoulder.
Snyder & Benell, Weiser Idaho, horse
HB connected, on left shoulder; cattle J
on left side.
S. q. HALE, Weiser, Idaho. Horses
G II on left stifie.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-08-04

NJ. L. Vial of the firm Of J. l.. b.
Vial & Son, Watchmakers and jewel
ers, Baker City Oregon, is in Weiser
and will repair your watches, clocks,
and jewerly. All work guaranteed.
Now located in the Rhodes build
ing.
The Idaho Commercial Company
are agents for the latest improved
Champion Steel Mowers and Binders.
You can buy cheaper Of them than
Of any one else.
Many of the pioneers of Oregon
and Washington have cheerfully
testified to the wonderful curative
properties of the celebrated Oregon
Kidney Tea Purely vegetable and
pleasant to the taste and can be
taken by the youngest child or most
delicate woman. o. X. t. is a never
failing remedy for pains in the back
and loins. 81 at all druggists.
l have no hesitancy in recommend
ing Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy to the public, as |
do to my friends and patrons. l
used it myself after other well-known
remedies had failed, and it cured me
in few minutes. / recommend ii
candidly and cheerfully upon its
merits not from a financial stand
point, because l have others in stock
on which I make a larger profit, but
because Chamberlain is the best
remedy l know of for bowe
complaints. There is no doubt about
it, it does the work. JAMES FoRGY,
Druggist, McVeytown, Penn. Fol
sale by Jenney & Warehouse.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-08-04
Notice of Petition for Right-of-Way of
Ditch.

w, NJ. WALLACE, Atty for Plaintiff.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-08-04
miscellaneous NIelange.

METAL MARKET-Bar silver. sO.854.
Nose Fuchs, of Baker City, was in
Weiser this week.
Misses Sears and Hannah were
visitors at the Capital Sunday.
Don't forget the Spider Web Socia
BILE at Mrs. Sol. Jeffrey's, tonight.
W. E. Jewell, of Salubria, was in
the city two or three days this week.
A. Sears has been entertained for
several days with an abcess on his
knee.
Miss Rossi and Mrs. Hansen, from
Payette, were visitors in Weiser
Monday.
Miss Florence Flourny, of Boise
city, is the guest of her cousins, the
Misses Galloway.
1t turned out that there was no
smallpox among the japanese section
hands at Weiser.
Ye editor is on tour of the upper
country, and will probably be absent
couple of weeks.
Ed. Harrison, of Warrens, passed
through the Solid City the other day
on his way to Boise.
Miss May Miller left for her home
in Oregon last Sunday, accompanied
by her niece, Della Curl.
The Episcopal church is nearing
completion, and will be quite an
ornamental addition to our city.
The Baker City Enquirer suspended
publication August 1st, after an
existence of about three months.
Mr.. S. B. Cope has been appointed
to a position in the Idaho Pen
itentiary and left Monday for his
post.
w. D. Shaw, the Salubria druggist
came down Tuesday to attend s
special meeting of the Pharmaceutical
board.
O. M. Harvey is slowly improving
from an attack of bilious fever, which
has confined him to his home fol
several days.
E. NJ. Bokee, of Portland, specia
agent of Insurance Co. of Nortl
America, was in Weiser Tuesday
looking after the interes is of hi
company.
According to the John Day Sentine
Jack Monroe has been in that localit,
some time, but recently departed 70
parts unknown, leaving severa
unpaid bills.
Mrs. w. f. Sommercamp and littl
daughter Ora, who for several week
past have been visiting friends an
relatives at Silver, returned HON
Sunday afternoon.
Bernard Haas was in Weiser da
or two this week. Whenever b
leaves Salubria he greatly misses tn
roar and turmoil of his immense mel
camille establishment.
John Coakley left Tuesday for ST
yer City His excuse for the tri
was that York needed body guar
r going home, but we're betting thu
: Johns old Silver girl won't think Sc
A Republican county conventio
, to elect delegates to the State non
: mating convention at Moscow on th
r 18th inst, will be held at Gown
opera house, in Weiser, on Saturds
: next.
L. A. York, of the Avalanche, wa
f over from Silver City the first of IL
, week, and we had several things
give away on him, but after-conside
alton induces us to let the poor be
off this time.
J. Montgomery, D. McKeever, {
c. Niggard, G. Cromwell and Augu
Brandt, five jolly miners from Sp
kane, accompanied by their Chine
cook, passed through Weiser a fe
days ago on prospecting trip to t
. Rapid river country.
z Just figure how much it wou
e cost to hire q man to 60 to eve
h house in town and tell the people th
y you were going to sell horse at pu
n lie auction ON the street this event
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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-08-04
IN AND ABOUT town.

Items Caught on the Fly
by Our Reporter.