The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-01-05


from a visit to Baker City.
The silver question with the
tramp-How can l get dime?
1t was difficult to find news items
this week on account of the fog
Post master Hixon has purchased
two town lots in block IL from Mr..
D. Livingstone.
County division is again being
agitated in Bingham county.
A most pleasant social was held at
the Hemingway school house last
Friday evening.
As we 90 to press, we learn through |
the Statesman of another murder at
Warrens.
The great diamond excitement OF
Owyhee county is beginning to have
reaction.
David Barkly and Joseph Nicholson
were killed in a snow slide at Rocky
Bar on Dec. goth.
OF all who did the swear act on the
{ 1st, how many swore off on borrowing
their neighbours SIGNAL, and decided
to take copy of their own?
Some days its foggy, some days it
isn't so foggy, some days it is quite
clear, and some days it is clear it is
extremely foggy
Be kind to the school teachers.
They are planting the seeds of virtue
in the hearts of those who will be the
men and women of the State when we
are gone.
Dave Richardson's bonds have been
fixed at $4,000. He has been al
lowed until next Monday to present
the same. The other officers have
assumed their duties.
John Cuddy, being considerably
under the weather, was unable to at
tend the special meeting of the old
board. John Levander was down
from the Meadows and helped do the
grand by the incoming board.
Bill Shearer, who was recently dis
charged from the asylum, was arrested
again last week on complaint of W
E. Mccullough. He was found to b'
insane and was taken to Blackfoo
by Tom Pence.
Tom Westlake has purchased tn
Hemingway island, consisting o
about 200 acres, in the Middle o
Snake river, and will make his hom
there. He will put in wheels TO
irrigation purposes. He will b
engaged chiefly in raising pork.
q We are glad to inform our reader
# that since last issue we have beel
. fortunate enough to secure anothe
% correspondent in Salubria to tax
GabrieIs place, and we will continu
70 to give the weekly batch of news froi
II that favored and growing inland city
pr AL Robertson raised money an
it repaired the dilapidated parts of IL
of sidewalk and it is now in pretty GOO
an shape. The SIGNALS reward of tt
ha dollars for information that will co
he Wet anyone intentionally damagir
nd it, is a standing offer.
to Jim Gray has gone to Payette
ay be treated at the jag institute al
when he comes back he will probab
not care to be treated as much
formerly. We hope such will be t
an case. With his failing for liquor CO
. ouered, Jim would be a first-cla
man, and if he graduates and reforl
ID his home will be happier and
- pocket book heavier.
N. |. Garrison will be pleased
The meet all parties interested in nie
school, at the school house at Z;
IL o'clock p m. Monday, the 9th ms
when arrangements will be made
100 regard to length of term, amount
tuition, etc, if there is a sufiici
", number interested to justify the
=. dertaking. Bookkeeping and stem
~, raphy will be taught. The proce'
~ will be donated to the Weiser sch
organ fund.
., Work on the great New York di
" in Ada and Canyon counties '
~, probably be resumed in the sprl
The New York ditch is the larges
- the United States. 1t is taken GU
the Boise river 10 miles above
city and will irrigate the mesa la
~ to the southwark. The ditch is f
5'on feet wide at bottom, sixtyfive
nan wide at top and sixteen feet d.
cOn- Tho main limo Of tho caual IL