The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-06-29

from the sheriff of Latah county
stating that Jerry was wanted there
on suspicion of having stolen horse.
Eckles went up to Salubria and found
Jerry with the described horse in bis
possession and be brought him down
and lodged him in Jail to await word
from Moscow. We hope Jerry wsll
be able to clear himself.
n The steamer Norma has been seized
by Assessor Hubbard for taxes. 1t
has been assessed at "a, 900, that be-
ing the amount for which it sold
at sheriff's sale last fall. The own
ers are making kick against paying
taxes on the boat, but our assessor is
staying with them with his usual
grip. BY the way it will be remem-
bered that when the boat was sold
at sheriff's sale the SIGNAL predicted
that the next move would be a suit
against the U. P. for damages for
not having draw in the Huntington
bridge. Such a suit was commenced,
and we learn that judgement has
just been issued out of the supreme
court of Oregon in favor of the Norma
owners for $225,OG0. Taking this
in connection with the 5000, 900
judgement of the Williams Bros. on
account of the Ontario and Nysa
bridges, it amounts to almost an as
surance that the railroad company
will lose no time in removing their
track entirely to the Idaho side be-
tween Parma and Payette.
Henry Sommercamp has returned
from the horse ranch on Cow creek
after delivering little over 700 head
to j. j. Delaney. The Sommer-
camps made lucky deal in dispos-
ing of their entire band at the figures
they received, as several bands of the
same grade of horses have since beer
offered to Mr.. Delaney at much
lower figures. The man who can gel
buyer for his band at $40 all around
these days is doing something extra
ordinary.
Condition powders and hoof oint
ment at Riggs. Also Stewards Heal
ing Powders, the finest discovery
known for gals, barb wire cuts
etc.
Payette advertises a railroad owe
hills and mountains known as Goug
Eye & Gopher Route, missing i'm
portant valleys and costing ten time
more than a natural route. Money
no object, however, in building thei
railroad to Seven Devils. Create
still is Bates of Washoe bottoml
We would rather beard an incense,
public and run the gauntlet Of tn
, vicious and suggestive looks and lou
thoughts of our neighbors than t
, neglect time honored custom, there
' fore we publish this extract from a
Z item in Jud Boyakins Idaho Demo
crat: GAS to Lockwood's paper, tn
, SIGNAL, it is a mystery how he fills
+ so full of local news and keeps it u
r to so high standard of general e,
I cellence
r Elias Adams has taken his depar
ure from Council valley and his wher
d abouts are unknown. He left owir
n this Office several dollars and he
If many more he left in the soup we {
i not know. So itgoeth. The print
h toileth long and faithfully and pave
out good money to supply scall
" wag with his paper and the subscribe
+ without paying a red cent thereto
% lighteth out for pastures new al
- imposeth his dishonest carcass
, some other community.
m The U. P. is afflicted with a spas
of economy and is firing men rig
and left 1t has reduced trains
:, the Utah Northern to one train d
+, each way. On the Wood river bran
:, it has cut down to three trains we
- and there is "a big roar being ma
- concerning the lack of daily mail 8,
vice which has existed for ten yea
The company will no doubt come
~ contact with the government in tt
" quarter.
For $1,000.