The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-10-12
Another gold machine has been
invented at Boise.


Another gold machine has been
invented at Boise.
In its report the grand jury says:
''We recommend that all offenses
committed, coming within the juris-
diction of the justice court, be tried
by the same, instead of being pre-
sented to the grand jury, thereby
saving an immense expense to the
county"
Mr.. Drake informs US that we can
announce in the SIGNAL that the
Kleinschmidt wagon road was not
utterly ruined by fire as reported
1t was but slightly damaged, and was
fully repaired by himself and Ed
Barton in half a day as they came
out from the mines.
Following is the list of grand
jurors: J. G. BARLEY, s. ]. Durbin,
VIM. Allison, ]. M. Canary, j. E.
Donart, E. S. Jewell, j. H. Killoran,
Elijah Woods, James Murphy, Conrad
Fruith, Andrew Adams, w. H. Thorn
as, J. A. Winkler, S. A. Swanstrom,
J. H. Reavis, John Jeffreys.
Lewiston Teller: Jake Reibold ar
rived in Lewiston Monday from War
rens, bringing with him about twelve
thousand dollars worth of gold dust,
gold bar and gold and silver bullion,
the same being taken from the Little
Giant mine, belonging to George
Reibold.
White Caps at Mountain Home
caught tinhorn gambler, who was
suspected of having robbed an old
Chinaman, mentioned last week, and
putting a rope around his neck
threatened to hang him unless he
confessed, which he did and returned
all of the money he had left.
Geo. F. CAMS writes letter to the
Salt Lake Herald, giving some inside
facts about the Kleinschmidt wagon
road. He says, as we have thought,
that its construction to Snake river
was stupenduous piece of folly fol-
which there is no excuse. CAMS also
gives back handed slap at the Sever
Devils which we do not think is justi
fable by any means.
An apple lately sent from Wash
ington county is the largest at tn
Worlds Fair. 1t weighs 275 ounces
The county IL came from has no
, been named in any of the reports W
. have seen, but we do notice that pa
pers from neighboring counties speal
of the huge apple in a way calculates
to give the impression that it cam
from their own locality. Washing
ton county has beaten the Who'll
|. world on big apples. Whoopl
7 J. H. Reavis dropped in the othe
day and dealt a telling blow at OF
| financial stringency, as did also j. {
Murphy. Mr. Murphy purchase
f Mickey's thresher this fall and mao
g very successful round with the ms
chine on the Payette He has lo
:, his crops by squirrels for three su
cesslve seasons, but we hope nev'
9 to chronicle again such a streak
" undeserved bad luck falling on bi,
y hearted Murphy.
WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS, CHIcAe
Oct, Tin partial list of officia
- awards announced, Idaho receives c
~ ~ plomas and medals on the state
- collective exhibit for dried prune
~ last years apples and grapes in sol
~ ton, forestry and opals. Idaho is nc
flying the blue ribbon on her exhib
u Other awards are yet to come.
q N B. Robertson is prospecting
n bar above town with rocker.
ID says he and his boy rocked out 81.
in two hours and a half, which mea
wages of So. so to So. 90 per day
l. the man. If this will hold good
" all the bars on Snake river and prov
W to be an actual fact that a man {
" take rocker and make 50. so day
NJ and day out, it is joyful tidings, as tn
are thousands of men who would
tn glad TO rock away the year arouI
EN- and at those wages, will lay up nor
Is at the end of the year. We f
Mt though, that, when thoroughly DEM
1t. strated, this style of mining will
or prove successful nor yield steady
turns.
ms The following are the regular me
IRE ings of the Congregational church
N. GOWNS hail. On Sunday-SunC
'xt school at 3 p. m. Praise service
ng 1880 pm. Prayer meeting on Thr
= day evening at 8 p. m. All are '
come.