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Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

bar ban flpttet til Nep gOrt fra SrOot,
Jpn for at bore nermere I'm Sage, iom
bebanblebe bam for en- tronit Spsopm.
Vurmeiere fan lite blius 8ursere al
be Gorsnebe Gtnter. On 8urmeier |
Glbanp anisste iorleben 9ommer 3a'
naber ON at faa fine 8orssrpapirer,
men 3nnnber erflareoe, at en- 8urnes
Ter life funbs blioe gOrsOr al be 5Or.
eneoe Stater. ba ban bOerten bar boio
eIer Gfritaner eler neoItammeoe fra en-
Giritaner.
Crfanagtige Storme bar iioIte llse
raiet paa Sltlanterbaoet, pg iumtli9e
9ampere, Tom tOm IND til gteu gort,
bapoe baut en- baaro Stamp at uoitaa.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Son. 2. u. Slogan.

3 CUB 8atotd, fer ies, at Peoples
Burtiet bar nominerst or. 9. o. Dr..
gan ior Stats ietrstRr' Gmbsoet, o. lea
tager mig oerior ben 5ribeo liaeoper.
for "Baib.sgOiten"s mango 9aiere
8at. at Iige ct Bar Orb til Sorbel
Ior bans 8alg. DIR. Slogan er en-
Wtano / fine beoite Gar. 6nu bar
en- ms9et COB uOoannetie o. mesen
prattilt @riarins I JOrretnin9sliust.
Snn er en- Ulauo, iom pna @runb az
i'm 2iSefrsmbeo % 2GrlisbsO pinosr
Eiaio hos ale, iom tommer / Bersrins
meo BAN.
SIR. Wo9nn bar / fin Sio ReonttSr
al "5or 5attie og Ri9", Tom uo9aoss
iWabiion, Spo Gaf., o. ban reoigersbe
8laeet meo 8pstisbeo. Sioen bar
ban oGret anbetrOet nniUarsiuloe Stil.
finger | Gorretningslioet, paa famine
lib iom ban 9runoig bar iut fig IND /
3ioens Spsrgsmaal, og itaoig lsperet
uelitreone 8rsus til en- Del af bore melt
uobrebte nOrIte 8laoe. SEQ ti.nSer
ooerbOUeoet lille til nossn ROrbmanb {
Spo 3ai., iOm er mere pprois eIer
itiftet til at betlaoe en- 3iQiospoit enb
netop SIR. Wosau. SEQ OIIoe itte fise
bette, bois ies life tisnots iaa nsie til,
boao ieg taller n Com Democrat
oiloe jeg belit nnbsiate en-, Tom tilbsrts
NIT eget Barti, noset jes osiaa | Rege.
len 9jsr. Wen ies ijenber aolfiaisi
til 5armernes aaar og Omitanbigbsber
/ 3afota % til oeres Slayer oper, bpOr
oanifelist bet er at fna oalst artis. o.
paalioelise M9nb til at uoirrs be of.
fentlige Soero. Wsn 5eiten err iom
ofteit at isse Dos 5Ofet ielu. 81 err
altfor partiite o9 iuIbe al 5Oroomms
mob Wano al andre BARTER. Spsrss-
maalet CT | Re9elen life ON, bpem er
9rlis % opstis. men iii buffet Ynrti
oenne % bin bsrer, os iom enbusr
itifnner blir Reiultatet o%ereitsr. 9s
baarlisite blir ofte ualst.
gtu Oil jeg benitiqe til Stanoinaperne
/ Spo 8afOta, babe 8epublitansrs o.
Iemotrater, ON be life for en- @anas
Sfplo tunoe enes ON at femme % ar.
beioe for en- arllg Wanos 8ole, iels
pm ban life tilbsrer ems esst tjere
Barti. Og ies uil iarlig beOe mine
mango 8enner | spo 3atcta ON at tage
liot oroentlis fat / bette 2trbeioe, Os life
Ilaa i'm aib til, at bet oil saa Of fig
ielu; tbi oa taser be fell. Oct er nstOp
Gariasen til, at ies ielu ltriper bisie
2inier, ifisnt jes .r lanst bOrte ira
aampplabien. Nen ies iisnoer Rr.
Wo8an meset soot, os itjsut Der inssn
3olpl er ON, at ban pilos Isle bet iom
en- meset tor SGre at bliue ualst, iaa
oeo ies. at ban life er al ben Ratur, at
ban oil transe fig inO puu Self for at
iaa ct Gmbeoe. Suis bar blir palst,
iua mua Gmbeoet isse @anSsn. Sol.
let niaa pRlse BAN; tbi ban er inssn
gmbeosjassr.
Troi. 6. 8. Guenion
"@aih.s YoIteu@.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Waibingto II.

ScrhbanenlDffe. ga ct arbeioer.
FHr Paa Great Hortbern 9anen IibIte
&'rSoa9 pnsiereOe en- uuoer SpIgrelie
oHreHoe grO peit for Columbia &iper,
l8I0t oenHe pluoielis iammsn, bporueo
g'Ie &rEnet Itprteoe neb al en- 60 Sob
EV' Sllppefioe. Saopiot pioes er ipu
Sernbanearbeibere pm,umue, blambt
y s0''Ie ian n9pnes: SUbn Sobnion,
D0's 9'eliOn % VI. Often. Slanbt be
gaofot tpaIteee er en- Gus. Neliun.
Se S@areos blep brasts til Soipitalst
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Tranfria..

CberIt Sooos, ben frantic 8efa-
linssmanb | 3abOmep, u%nlluur Gutaaet
al be Slas biotil falone 9ubOmep.
anere til 1900. San autaser, at Sulp'
belen af Song gebansins Sar er iprebt
omfring, % ben auOen Salubel er be-
moraliieret. geitpreren al en- Sabrit
9abomep paaitaar, at ct tplt 5irma
bar iolst &onsen 1000 &epetersepa'
rer % to aanoner. Som getalins for
oisie 8aaben mobtO9 6irmaet Slauer,
9isie Slaoer Optrleperebes unoer ben
tpite aOniuls periOnlige O~ueropipn.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Husla }.

GDleraens Gre. Chen a~oleraens
lbbruo / RuslanO bar Der i anutaius,
9iitrittet uaret $4,000 SpsOOmstil.
ialoe Os $4,000 2sosfalo. 8 Cara
tOf bar Der uaret $4,000 Spse Os H..
900 9sbe os i ct. petersburg $500
Spae ps 1900 3Goe; ialt bliuer Der
alene / Oisie 8 9iitritter 15s, 300 Spss
bonn stilialbe Os 1900 9sbsfalo.
6Or 8 Tiger fioen brso Sp9oOmmen ub
/ @aridau, buur Der iiben ba er fore.
ialot 20 3sbsIalo at a0lera.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
6r9fenIaub.

Sslpbrpnup. Song George Oa
bans 3ronnius Olga, atOite 8otter al
Storiprit aonItantin at Rustanb, iei'
reoe / 3Orsouss moer flor Ssitibelis'
beo Splpbrplupsieit. Gfere bsitfaa'
enoe canife os rusiiite iprItelise Ser
Toner bar tiliteoe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Hhpbe SsIanb.

Hepublifanif Seier. s NetupOrt
bolotes / 2Orsbass 8als paa Sorgers
meter % Meolemmer uf 8prnaoet.
&epublifaneren Sortpn blep pal9t til
8orgermeiter, os / be9se a~ioeliuger al
gpraabet bar &epublitunerne flor Sra
mioritet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
GnaIa II D.

Oct peobOlosnbe foloe @eir bar al.
lereoe ioraarinset mesen @eb os Glen.
biebeo. @~reufaberns / miotre Gugs
lamb bar bsitise Sueitprms raist, % i
@ales bar Gieloitratninssrne fuaet ct
Uinterlist 9ras. s @repfaberns Ianss
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Yortug I.
Stor ulDffe paa Seen.

Stor UlDffe paa Seen. Oct bri'
tiIte 8ampiiib "ROununia." ~tilhsrenoe
9lndor' 2inien, er forliit uoenfor Wun.
oinsen af Slooen Grelbo. vi ben 1872
Beriousr omboro reb6eoes FUN Z. On
iprbolospis itor Del al Basiaeererne
tilbsrte bet ensellfe ariitoirati. RGr.
mere Splpsuiuser ON, boOrlebes UNIT
fen b9note, er life inbtomne enOnu.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Npe abonnenter
fan erbolbe Sespnbelien al Neo
10 Nnmere, for 5 Gents.
SnDIanDet.
a..

General s. M. Snt lie, en- af
9opas meit bersmte &eteraner fra
gOraertrisen, er bso | gaiasranba,
gri;Ona. 9iset pil i~anoipnlisuis blipe
brast tilbase til Soma os besrapet /
qes Woines, bpOr Giosoe / lansere
qio baube fit Siem.
Sbus. 8. Anberion,' Der 1885 bar
Qemutraternes &anoioat for @uperusr
imuo 2urrabee, blep fOrleben Dag arres
iterct / Salt Safe gitp for llnberIab
Ga ItiRnOis Misbanblins al fin &one.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Gina.
Norif CAMPER iorliIt.

Norif Camper i~orliit. Den ncrite
Camper "ROrmuno," JON ben Ste Oft.
aiieilebe fra Nusofti til SinsapUre, or
iorulpttet pua en- al Bitaooresserne I'M
Der iumme Srfau, | bpilten 8amperen
"8O,bara" gil tobt. 70 Berioner bis
oes at pnre rebbeoe fra "NOrmano,"
og bet anta9es, at Reiten osiaa err ble'
ben reooet, itjsnt man enonu iutst bar
bort fra benz.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
@esge Dine uobaffeoe. Dpss pos

9egge Dine uobaffeos. Dpss Dos
2anobanoler anuoieu, uQensater, bapoe
iorleoen en- aat peret onoitabsfule mol
til at flatre pp ! ct 3re os rese ei
Sti9rerece % brabt ale unserue.
8aaoe Stiareior os Mor flsi mis.
irpitise Omfrns % isrseoe Ouer i'm,
lluser.
Suoroan Sasen git, ter Weboslerea
life uotals Jig ON, men bet er ~iitiert:
Satten maatte itrar brabes, oa ben
ianotes ipr i'm Serres 9srtram meo
besse Zine uobattepe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
W asiatbuietts.

Hesiitrerins I Bolton. Re9iitre'
rinsen al 8Glsere / Bolton for oct iores
itaaenbe gals afluttsOes Snsbus Gf.
ten. Der bar ialt inoftrepet $1,000
@aune. 8eo Yreiibentuulset i 1888
bar Der resiitreret 72,115 4eriouer.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Nem SerIen,

giiatiff Golera. On snebter peb
Napn @iaiam Bonner i Seriep Gitp
ogbe / Snsbass unber ippre Smerter.
20 9eser erflerebe eiter en- srunoi9
uncerisselie, at bet bar ct Silfaloe al
9ste aiiatiIf &olera.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Wt argIa b.

Otto Nesre osmte til at banses.
CONNER 8obinion | Gbeitertoipu bpmte
/ 2orsbass 8 Nesre til 0Dben for
MOroet paa Or. s. s. Sia iioitleOen
23oe 9pril.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
u
Set norife Sampfib "Statsraa'

Set norife Tampifib "Statsrnao
Hiooeroolo." Der isrcr goiten fra
a~riitinnsianb lungs apiten, git thumbs
Nat til 5reons unber en- opermaaoe
beitis Snsitorm. lllpffen banote iioens
for @imnGs. 8~asinserer o. Nano'
'tab rcboeces. men oae gpitinser os
Baggage iant meo 9amperen.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Iariagen til nlptten fan

I Wenatdee. Gariasen til lllptten fan
life uplpies.
Ut Ienere Telegram mebbeler, at TO
al De peo ulptfen fu9iteoe Qrbeioere er
ienere bebe, iaa Der ialt onion 9 Nen.
METER. Sames NeliOn lisser for %.
ben. Sem al be 9sbe bleu b%esraone /
@enatdee Snsoas, us be andre A 9a'
gen efter.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
2obes u ummer 945
. q n ~ q I.

9enrp 9. Rpber. tiblisere Joreneos
Staters aoniul | S%isbeubdou, blep /
2sronss iuuosn itplOis / 3pusri, BE.
bras % Meneb os ogmtes til IS Rau'
nsbers 5rnsielsitrdi.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

If possible enroll at Valdez Business
College and Normal School Monday No
vember It'll.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
"geb Nrnen" go. 9,

irnboIper:-Stein Sinbal % Shelter &uut.
Tortpnina fra iertcnoe ~Garbuuoreoe al
Spbr qie.j = @jpn9ebspoin8 - Ssmmer'
fraaeren i CANADA.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-01-21

ington county that is taking dollars
out of the ground and putting them
into circulation.
The Silver Belle is at present fur
nishing all the ore for the smelter.
In day or two MIR. Speak, of the
Egan, expects TO tap his ore with a
new tunnel much deeper than any of
the other workings of the mine. He
himself expects to be able to furnish
all the ore necessary to keep the
smelter in full blast as soon as he
has some openings made to stope
down the ore. The Porphyrite
smelter will start as soon as spring
opens and run steadily for an indef-
mite period. With two smeiters and
five mines running Mineral will have
considerable business.
The sociability of the camp is on
the increase. There was very en-
joyable dance at Mr.. VanSicklin's
place On Snake river last week
What added to the fun was that il
was complete surprise, three sleigh
loads driving up to the house when
all were in bed. Last Friday very
pleasant dance was given al the resi-
dence of Mr. Daniel Robertson.
At their recent meeting the com
missioners gave us justice of the
peace, appointing 7. Fl. Manning tC
that position, which is much needed
official in a mining camp. We have
a daily mail, always on time, through
the energy and perseverance of Messr
iced & Fuller, not forgetting scvera
good words put in by the SIGMA
last summer. The ferry boat ha
crossed the river only few time
in the last three weeks. The con
tractors cross the mail and passenger
in skiff. We have plenty of snow
and sleigh riding is all the go, par
ticularly with the bachelors and wild
ows, and Of both we are blessed wit
a goodly number.
On the 18th inst. we laid to res
the remains of little Eddy Hursb, so
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hursh
Though the day was inclement nearl
every person in camp was at tn
funeral.
Now we have told you all abou
Mineral and what we are doing
What can you tell us about othe
portions of our county? What la
become of The Seven Devils? w
have seen nothing lately in your pape
about their Satanic majesties. Won
der if they are all frozen up?
MOTHER LODE.
MINERAL, Jan, H. 1892.
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Beatty's Pianos and Organs.

Hon Daniel + Beatty, the great organ
and Piano manufacturer is building and
shipping more organs and pianos than
ever. In 1870 Mr.. Beatty left home a
penniless plow boy, and by his indomita-
bic will he has worked his way up SO as
to sell SO far, nearly 100000 of Beatty
organs and pianos since 1870. Nothing
seems to dishea ten him; obstacles laid in
his way that would have wrecked any
ordinary man forever. he turns TO, an adj
vcrisement comes out Of it brighter than
ever, His instruments, as is well known,
are very popular and are to be found in
all parts of the world we are informed
that during the next ten years he intends
TO sell 100000, more of his make, that
means a business of 800, 900, 600 if we av-
erage them at 800 each. 1t is already
the largest business of the kind in exist
ence-Send to Daniel f Beatty, washing
ton. New Jersey, for catalogue.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-01-21

Call on us for anything that has
printing ink on it.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-01-21
MINERAL.

Ed. SlGNAL:-We have refrained
from writing to you for some time,
principally because we had nothing
much to write that would interest the
general public and especially the
farming community We are well
aware of the fact that it is hard TO
attract the attention of ranchers to
us, but the time is not far distant
when the ranchers will eagerly ask
for the latest news from Mineral and
how her markets are. This booming
little camp will soon be able to con-
sumo all the produce of Washington
county, and the farmers will long for
decent avenues of ingress to our
cash market.
Where is there mining camp that
has been more self sustaining than
Mineral? Excepting the $40, 600 OF
$50, 900 invested by the Porphyrite
company, there has been no money
from the outside expended worth
mentioning. A Portland company
two years ago invested $40, 600 in d
leeching plant and made dead fail
ure because they could not treat the
ores. Shortly afterward Mr.. Lang
demonstrated the practicability o.
matte smelling of the Mineral ores
with profit to himself and she miners
Also about six months ago few o
the mine owners dubbed together anc
erected a smelter and are now reapirs
rich harvest az the fruit Of their Ia
bors. The Mutual snelter, now run
ming, is the only institution in Wash
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-01-21

to trade band of swine for news
paper?
Extreme high water this coming
spring is looked for.
Attorney Wallace has been adding
some new law books to his Office.
Attorney Ayers was in Payette
and Boise during the earlier part of
the week on legal business. Wallace
ditto.
Talk for Weiser. Work for Weiser
and her prosperity in 1872.
GOWNS informs us that he is assured
of sales for fifteen or twenty carloads
of lumber for building purposes as
soon as spring opens.
With the building of the big grain
elevator, wool warehouse, opera
house, Episcopal church and other
buildings now almost assured, Weiser
will exhibit considerable activity.
Estray Notice-One sad eyed
strange dog, name and owner I'M
known, sucks eggs and delights 10
worry a COW tied in the Manager. Is
now roaming about Weiser. Owner
will please call for the remains as
when last seen was being skirunished
after by Frank Harris and a Marlin
rife
Don't forget that estray notices
are 81. so for first and 80 cents fol
each additional animal.
A petition for the appointment o.
viewers on the proposed Mlnera
road has been placed before the
commissioners. If they are appointed
they can perform this duty in Marcel
and report at the April meeting
when their report can be accepted
and work Immediately pushed.
Commissioner Williams was a
Boise Friday and Saturday, filing "
on legal advice Cuddy was at hom'
experimenting the butchering of hi
hogs and Johnnie Levander roamet
about sad and lovely man.
We made flying trip to Payett
Tuesday and collected that 1900 fin
from Brother Venable, which he ha
failed to remit AS far as W
could see for the snow Payette is a
: right
NJ. Duffy came in from Miners
yesterday He reports Mr. Speak
as having made new and importar
strike in the Egan group. The strik
was made in the lower tunnel, I'll
; vein just having been struck deept
and about IS feet further north {
/ any previous strike, disclosing hug
e body of 100-ouncc ore the extent {
which is not know.
D The Huntington Herald says: Hol
Binger Herman, our representative
has introduced a bill before the pre-
ent congress asking for an approprii
ton of $50, 600 for the purpose {
making Snake river navigable fro
Huntington bridge to point close
- the Seven Devils mining camp, whicl
Y if done, will make said river navig
q bic for distance of 250 miles
more.
h Chas. Green is up from Odds ferr,
He says the boat has been able
run all winter, with the exceptit
IS of two or three days.
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Published Every Thursday
SUCCESSOR TO WEISER LEADER
Established Ten Years.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

One copy months s 70
One copy 6 months, 70
One copy one year, if paid within
two months w
IF not paid within two months from
date of subscription, %
Entered in the postoffice at Weiser as
Second-class matter.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-01-21
The Woes Of Amiel Kromrie.

Amiel Kromrie is again in durance
vile, and, barring the intervention
of the Boise Statesman, will probably
remain there a few days at least, un-
less he can furnish bonds in the sum
of 81, 900. This young man was, as
stated couple of weeks, ago, arrested
on q charge of perjury. The facts
are substantially as follows: On the
I'd day of the present month he made
a sworn deposition before Frank
Harris, notary public, upon which a
warrant was to be issued for the arrest
of certain parties. Attorney Harris,
however, after consideration, pre-
ferring to have warrant issued
upon deposition made before the
probate Judge, accordingly drew up
a second one, containing substantially
the same facts as the first one, which
second deposition was signed by
Kromrie before Judge HAWTHORN and
in the presence of attorneys Harris
and Ayers and several other persons,
and the warrant referred to was issued.
But when the case came to trial,
Kromrie on the witness stand swore
directly contrary to his previously
sworn statements Upon this Harris
had him arrested, charging him with
perjury, in that he (Kromrie) swore
to certain facts before him (Harris)
and swore directly opposite on the
witness stand. A preliminary
examination was held before Judge
HAWTHORN and defendant bound over
in the sum of 81, 600 Attorneys
Borah & Stewart, of Boise, sued out
writ of habeas corpus and sheriff
Pence was ordered to appear with the
prisoner before Judge Nugent at
Boise, who released him. But the
sheriff was armed with another
warrant for Kromrie's arrest foi
perjury committed in making false
statements in his second deposition
made before Judge HAWTHORN, and he
was brought back and given another
preliminary hearing, being again held
to answer in the sum of 81, 600, and
now repineth at the Pence bastile
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-01-21
They Do Say.


That the drinks were on George.
That some folks were even third
choice. Is it so, John?
That Bonnie took a fly trip to
Caldwell Sunday evening. Don't
believe it.
That the girls were very undecided
who to take to the leap year ball.
That Gus came up from Hunting
ton to see her Sunday.
That the boys are all disputing
over who was second choice at the
ball.
That VIC are determined to have
that Mineral road.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-01-21
THE RANGE.

The horses advertised for by G. L.
Phillips are at c. II. Reavis' place in
Middle valley.
A stray gelding about three years old
bay, branded with cross enclosed by cir
Gle on left shoulder, has been running on
the head OF Mann creek with A. f. Hits
horses for the past two years.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-01-21

0. NJ. Harvey does accurate con-
veyancing and handle real estate. y
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-01-21
HAY FOR SALE.

One hundred and Twenty-Five tons
Of nice bright timothy and clover
hay for sale. Address or call on
j. J. Toole. Payette, Idaho, p miles
north on weiser way Best Of accom-
modations for watering and feeding
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-01-21
That VIC are determined to have
that Mineral road.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Messrs.
Wilson Bros. have temporarily put
the undersigned in charge of their
store at Salubria for the purpose of
collecting their outstanding debts.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the above-named firm, either
on accounts or notes now due, will
please call and settle at their earliest
opportunity, either by cash or note.
l further wish to announce that all
goods have been marked down rs per
cent for cash, and no more goods
will be sold on account until further
notice. Respectfully,
r. L. SABIN..
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-01-21
NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves to
be indebted to the firm of Jones &
Son are requested to come forward
and settle at once rs the owner of the
accounts desires to close them up.
W. NJ. WALLACE.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-01-21

Why did postmaster Haworth hold
the SIGNAL "a hours in the Weiser
post Office on January sth, thus de-
laying its arrival at certain portions
of the county " hours?
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-01-21
BRAN DS.

G. w. ElGGS-Horses branded r on
shoulder and q on stife
II. HAAS-Horses branded = on left
shoulder. RI
G. Il. REAyIs-cattle T on right hip;
horses same on left shoulder Address,
Middle valley, Idaho.
A. f. HITT-Horses HIT on left
stife
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-01-21

TUESDAY 10th.

The honorable board met pursuant
to adjournment of yesterday, all
present.
The bond of VIM Lloyd Peacock
approved as county surveyor.
All bids for county printing were
rejected
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-03-31

LONDON. January o. lsel.- The Horticultural
papers are renewing their attack on American
spples, on the ground that they contain arsenic
and the attacks Are being generally copied in
the daily press. The charge 10 that growers
sprinkle arsenic on their trees 70 prevent the
Eavages Of . moth which cats nothing but apples
and pea1s. All the papers DO not take the same
side, and one points out the Weakness Of the
charge, as arsenic would not be applied when
the trees are in fruit The editor OF the Hor.
ticultural Times is the author Of the "arsenic
scare" rs II is called hero Immense quaint IT,
ties OF American apples are sold in England
and bring high prices, which perhaps explains
the reason for tie attack.
Spraying fruit trees, plants and vines for the
prevention Of the ravages OF insects and fungus
diseases is no longer an experiment, but q
necessity. in order to get large crops Of perfect
fruit For full Information on this subject
address William Stahl, manufacturer OF Ex.
celsior Spraying Outfits. Quincy. Ill. who will
send free, FULL and complete treatise on thi.
subject
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-03-31

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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-03-31

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