The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-10-27
The Importance Of Aiding
our Worlds Fair Com
missioner.
Political, Private and Per-
sonaI Paragraphs

not be more beautiful. The sunshine
is bright and warm and nominees are
seen on all corners basking serenely
in its rays.
John Killoran and wife have re-
turned from a visit to the upper
country.
DR.. S. M. G. Reynolds has also
returned and is to be seen upon our
streets as usual.
y Billie Eckles is now in the upper
country looking after-not mining
prospects, as of yore, but prospects
of being the next sheriff of Washing
ton county.
1t is rumored here that W. F. Som
mercamp has withdrawn from the
commissioner race. Is that so?
We sometimes hear of James B.
Coakley, democratic nominee for
probate judge, and many are unac-
quainted with him. However, we
hear a good recommendation paid
him by a man who knew him while
in Silver City, Idaho. The man
said; "Coakley is man in whom
explicit confidence may be placed.
He ran for probate judge on the dem
ocratic ticket over there, and was
elected and served one term of two
years, and at the next convention he
was renominated, and the republicans
were so we'll satisfied with him that
they endorsed his nomination and he
had no opponent. This is a pretty
good record to run on.
~ Snow and Hubbard threshed the
last crop here for Marion Smith last
Thursday. They have threshed ovel
43, 900 bushels of grain this season.
Nellie Wade has closed her schoo
on Cottonwood.
A teschers' institute ought to b'
held here this fall.
y V. D. Hannah, of Mann creek
worlds fair commissioner for Wash
:ngton county, has been visiting ou
town and surrounding country, look
ing for worlds fair displays. II
}. desires "Gabriel" to thank the peopl
of Salubria and vicinity for thei
great interest taken in the exhibit
= He says he has found some of th
best grain here of any he has yf
seen. Now, gentlemen, look at til
= matter this way If you contribu'
u small exhibit to Mr.. Hannah, yot
ID name, residence, etc. will accompan
~ the articles, and possibly it may a
tract some mans attention there wi
will want your individual place, al
if you want to sell, do your best
\, assist the commissioner. He mi
help YOU do so. This exhibit will,
properly placed in the great fair, attra
the eyes of men who will at on
seek the golden fields or lustro
" mountains of our state. Or if not
once, the picture will be SO firmly IL
upon the eye that it will be at sol
future time surely called up and
mind allowed to dwell upon its d'
zling splendor, until satisfactt
conclusion has reached the ard'
70. thought of the individual, and he
W convinced himself that Idaho is
ear place for him to invest his capital
. make his home, and who knows
what Washington county may be
\ destination. We need capital; the
fore let every one do his duty iowa
this movement and our efforts
o+ nobly crowned with success.
wv Hannah should be highly commen
for his pains-taking in this leac
step of gathering Washington &C
Bill ty's exhibit and should be ably ass
ed by every individual. Success
r Washington county.
- Palmer w. Higgins will poll 6
vote in the upper country. DE
be our next assessor. Who knt
Hermann Haas is in town
week.
ings ) Henry Haas, a nephew of Hern
| ad- and Bernard, is very sick.
y w. D. Shaw is still at the
of with his drug business. he
new, larger assortment OF G
come on lately than ever before,