The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-01-12
ON INTERESTING MATTERS.
Our Salubria Correspondent
Writes to Praise.
SaIubI-ia Locals and Up
per Country News.

The weather continues beautiful
and warm.
There has not been any more we'd
dings in this valley since my last,
but they say there has been two or
three in Middle valley lately.
Diphtheria at Council has some
what abated and DIR. Brown has re-
turned and left his patients all con-
valescent. The Dr. has had the very
best success up there and the people
of that vicinity are well satisfied that
he is the best on that much dreaded
disease in the country; besides his
charges are more reasonable and in
keeping with the times. DR.. Brown
is straight forward, fine-principled,
out-and-out every day man, and no
one need be afraid of his integrity or
ability.
VIM. Perciield has purchased the
Martin drug store-or that part of it
which does not constitute drugs, viz:
The notions and patent medicines.
Mr.. Eugene Hunt and wife re-
turned last Monday from their we'd
ding tour and were serenaded.
School has re-opened with quite q
large attendance.
The stage makes excellent time
now.
A letter from Frank Adams in
forms us that he and his son Johnny
also brother Andrew, are enjoying
the sea breezes and theaters down at
San Francisco. Frank sent some
beautiful flowers plucked from the
$ gardens there. Every one joins in
wishing them happy and prosper
L Gus trip.
W. D. Shaw is in receipt of letter
| from DR.. j. r. Numbers, who re-
. Gently went to Denver The doctor
writes that he is getting along finely
4 and getting something to do every
day. He purchased a physicians
practice and as it is an old one it vii
be of great Importance to him. Doc'l
d friends here wish him all the success
t possible and hope his predecessor
d will not rent rooms adjoining anC
It confscate the practice which he ha
lately sold him.
e On reading the Statesman we fin'
1t our Hon. VIM. Allison is awake an
le up to the proceedings of the legisla
1T ture. He has been appointed
member on six different importan
n. committees. His services will be c
great value upon the irrigation an
- county agricultural subjects Hi
conception of the governors messag
as it suggested its importance to hil
= was expressed in these words: g
=, heartily concur with the governor
many of his suggestions, especially
that pertaining to the election of a
SCISSORS by commissioners distric
and that the legislature should appr'
Q pirate $50, 600 to carry on our c.
lumbian exhibit. / agreee with hi
also that our penitentiary building
disgrace to our state and should
improved at once" Mr.. Allison
no 'sstoten bottle;'' he is strictly g
it, and if the people OF WashingtC
- county want anything it is their du
nv to get up their petitions and forwa
" them at once to him. Now is yo
time and don't wait until the sessi
is over and then say he did nothi
for you. If you want anything
MN know now.
~ Our friend Hon. H. f. Johns
ort has also been appointed to fill CHI
+ho on six different committees, some
them being of vital importance to c
welfare, especially that of cour
sing lines and county boundaries No
Mr.. johnson, your constituents v
ade expect you to lay aside all poeti
he excitement and get right down
nv hard labor and make those fello
rec up there realize that the Seven De7
Ter and Rapid river is and by ri
he SHOULD BE in OUR county. We
nd glad you are on that committee
the cause we know you are well acquai
for ed with that country and that
mid can be Of great service to US.
ting Our Mr.. Benson we are not
well acquainted with, but are Fl