The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-12-14


over i've years, and during that time
he never had a paper returned for
correction and never received a repri-
mand for any cause, neither did he
report a postmaster or mail contractor,
having got along peacably with all
government employees.
Austin Gale and Miss Maggie
O'Garie, of Echo, Oregon, were married
here last Thursday by Justice New
man. Jim BARLEY ought to be licensed
to marry these Oregon couples so that
it would seem to them more like the
original Gretna Green.
Messrs. Lockwood and Bartimeers,
of Indian valley, made rich gold
discovery on Rapid river. They
worked a hand mortar for half day
on some of the rock and 1t yielded
$45. They are now at work on 800
pounds of this rich rock. States
man.
G. NJ. Moser called Monday to have
the SIGNAL inform the public that he
desired to sell few young steers.
He says things are quiet at Council.
sDad' is far from being as hearty as
he was the last time he was in town,
having suffered severely with stomach
troubles lately. He is now in Boise
consulting physicians.
Surveyor General Straughan has
received word that Idaho's proper
ton of the money to be expended for
surveys for the fiscal year endins
June 30, 1894, is $40 one-teni
of the entire appropriation. A.
there are 16 survey districts in the
United States, Idaho comes in for
fair slice of the appropriation.
k Fred Morris and Miss Dora Pence
were married last Monday at the res
dence of G. W. Riggs, by Judge
Coakley. Dora has been raised ir
Weser and is known by almost every
one in the county Fred is the sor
of Mrs. j. W. Kelley, at Warrens
and expects to return to that camp il
the spring. May joy be theirs.
The merchants and business mel
of Haley have signed an agreemen
, not to buy any coal, but to burn Woo
during the coming winter. The en-
, terprising people of HALEY hav'
adopted this plan in order to keel
several thousand dollars at home, ant
give employment to home labor =
Ketchum Keystone.
Mr.. A. R. Darwin and T. D. Stew
art, of Spokane, passed through th
city last week on their way to Mead
!, ows, where they expected to NEE
Tom Pollock, who would conduC
them into the Rapid river country
inspect mining properties. 1t is onl
gold prospects they desire to see, an
it is their intention to get as man
options on these as possible. The
claim they are acting in conjunctio
IL with syndicate which proposes
~ make u thorough working tie
i throughout the district and leal
'e what there is really there.
A gentleman of this vicinity a
d lowed us to see a letter from certa
y eastern parties asking for further i
81 formation regarding what they h;
IL heard about the advantages of I'll
section, and openings for easy irl
~ CATION projects to cover valuable lal
Mt and propagate colony. Yes, ge
r. tlemen, we have every advantage a
IN dormant resources under the sun, a
openings so grand that you cam
as encompass them at distance, so
rs you have a colony of industrio
IT, Americans, bring them Oh. OH
IN kinds not wanted.
Breckenridge, the cattle buy
in turned out in fulfillment of sus
to cions. He had no money at all
nv buy cattle and plainly was working
lie bunko game to get any kind of cal
from our farmers at any price on
, . bone. Tom Pence took the cal
- through to Omaha and succeeded
MN selling them at good round figu
roo returning the money by express
in NJ. McGregor, who disbursed
Quite a number made vigorous +
>, test because Pence did not get
all 'o'' '
49, same fabulous figures, consider
~ the quality of the shipment, that
been promised by an unreliable il
vidual. But from what we h
learned of the case no reasons
man could complain.
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