The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-04-20

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John Mccullough returned from
San Francisco last evening.
S. B. Cope was called to Boise last
week as a witness in the French |
trial.
The warm days have caused the
annual Payette railroad boom to throw
out few green Sprouts.
dad Moser was down from Coun-
Gil this week; also Sam Swanstrom, of
Salubria.
Among the visitors TO the SIGNAL
Office this week were Mrs. N. Gorrie
and her sister Miss Maggie Ashley
Lettuce, onions, asparagus and
other spring vegetables are making
their appearance in Weiser.
The l. 0. o. f. advertise in this
issue another of those delightful par
ties for which they are renowned.
Attention is called to the new adj
vertisements of the Idaho CONNER
cial Co. and Sommer & Son.
Miss West, who has been visiting
the Misses Galloway, returned to her
home in Oregon last Sunday morning.
Billy Perciield is down after goods
for his Council valley store. The
jingle of Billy's cash was heard in
our Office, also.
A young man named Frank Flick
WAS caved on and killed at the mouth
OF Conner creek, down Snake river,
o he 18Th
Tom 'arricll was seen on our prin-
cipal streets Tuesday We intended
to interview him regarding his Bear
creek mines but he escaped us.
G. B. Florence, state land seecter,
has returned from trip to Washing
ton county. He made some selec-
tons in that county which will be
filed soon. Statesman.
Johnnie Hancock, one of Councils
lonesome democrats, is in town flock
ing with birds of his feather We
suspicion he is on his way to Wash
ington after some office.
Vic Bierbower, a prominent at
torney of Shoshone, was in Weiser
Tuesday last He has been engaged
to defend the Bowmans, now in Jail
on charge of grand larceny.
If Bro Bowen comes down here
again from Ontario and familiarizes
himself with our woes and then goes
home to ventilate our standing with
the powers that be, we will snatch
him bald headed.
Miss Minnie HAWTHORN has been
appointed postmistress at Weiser, &C
cording to the dispatches. She
is now in Portland but will re-
turn soon. There is no cause o.
complaint against Mr. Hixon, tn,
outgoing P. NJ, he served faithfully
but is a republican and must Civ
way to a good democrat as matter o
= fact.
j. G. Connally has had bills prin
ted at this Office advertising date
for his fine stallion, "Peter. " H
>, will be in Weiser on the oath an,
remain three days, from here he will
90 to the Ackley place on Mann cree
and remain two days, and thence t
" his own place at Thousand spring
> Mr.. Connally's horse has some fine l
} him and those desiring sevice shoul
> be on hand at these places
- Chief Justice Huston, T. E. Loga
and Len Logan have returned fro
: visit to Mineral. A day or tv
49, before their arrival at camp two pc
sons, who were identified by pro
pectors as being two of the Mozart,
, who robbed a Roslyn, Wash. bank al
:. who recently eluded the officers
Baker City, came to the camp of
man named Dennis Mccarthy, ne
Mineral, and after trading hors
with him, went on their way NJ
- earthly is the man who, last summe
was pardoned from the Idaho pc
= itentiary. Chief Justice Huston sa
yesterday the shelters at Miner
would start up in about two weeks.
Statesman.
nd State Superintendent of SchoC
aw Lower, in accordance with one of t
or provisions of the new school law, b
ISIS sent to the various county superi
~ tedents of the state the examinati
he louactions IN he nronoundpd nv fin en-