The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-04-13
goth, and Captain Wells will have his
headquarters in Chicago. "a

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in Chicago
The Democrats were victorious in
the city elections in south eastern
Idaho.
A band of l. 900 sheep sold for $4a
head in Oneida county last week.
Sheep pays in Idaho.
The Boise Natatorium is to be-
brought into the town. The removal
will cost 5000.
The citizens of Albion have subscri-
bed $4,000, and promised $4,000 more,
toward building the Albion Normal
School,
Minis, the committee chairman who
was charged with election frauds at
the last election, on trial at Rathdrum,
went free.
There were fifty teachers in attend
ance at the State teachers association
at Boise on 9th. Gov. Mcconnell
delivered an address of welcome.
The SIGNAL extends the hand of
sympathy to our brother editor, FIG.
Mock, of the Nampa LEADER who has
met with sad misfortune in losing
by death his bride of four months.
r. II. Davis, of the Idaho Enter
prise, who as an editor has no supe-
rior in the state, is looking over the
| field at Caldwell with view to start
ing republican newspaper.
The Idaho Falls TIMES says it is in
position to stir up beautiful mess
whenever the libel suits are begun
against it by those members Of the
legislature whom it accused of taking
bribes.
BELLEVUE, April 6.-At Carey,
a rural point 20 miles from Bellevue,
shooting scrape occurred at IL
o'clock last night in which Edward
Garvin, of Muldoon, Ida. was shot in
: the hip by David Evans.
The Kootenai Herald, published at
Bonners Fairy, Idaho, got out a most
commendable special edition showing
) up the vast resources of that section.
) 1t was substantially backed by the
business men and good Citizns ofthat
: locality, else it had not been able to
do 80.
This morning about o'clock Man
uel Comes had occasion to visit his
), hennery and there he discovered q
great curiosity in the ''chick" line.
Among brood of recently Matched
chickens he found one jumping around
upon four perfectly formed legs and
feet. Gilmore Bullitin.
The assessors meeting at Boise last
# week was verify poorly attended. The
10 assessors present thought it would be-
II splendid idea to arrange a rate of
~ taxation so nearly alike in all sections
/; that there would be no inducement
offered to the stock men to move
pr their cattle and horses and sheep to
,r other places for the purpose of secur-
ing lower rate. But for the poor
- attendance at the meeting there is no
or doubt some such plan would have
been put into operation and the
r. schemes of the kings of ranges tc
:; evade the tax collectors would have
=, been hereafter frustrated.
at At Idaho City several young mer
,e. attempted to play practical joke
ut upon Frank Simpson, good-naturet
+it young man. Their foolishness re
,st suited disastrously. They induced
Simpson to join them in chicken
stealing expedition, having first ar
ranged with Gus Schlosser that th
=. latter should fire at them and frighte
80 Simpson The plan worked too well
for when Schlosser fired a gun wa
struck Simpsons forehead and th
~ powder terribly burned his face.
surgeon had to cut the wad from ur
der the unfortunate mans scalp. h
81 will be disfigured for life.
Now for a Few More Small Pox Scarcsf
wn Caldwell Tribune.
, Sixty-two more Japs from Portlan
iris passed through town Thursday c
90 their way to Jap headquarters ne;
,ers Nampa.
the Because there too Much Silver in the COUNT
DAD Boise Democrat.
of Why is silver coin so scarce
ote Boise? It is frequently difficult
arlv get change for gold piece or bill
lonv of tho h,,ainaso houcao