The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-10-26


City yesterday on legal business.
Gold savers still continue to make
appearance with weekly regularity.
Fire did about $12,O 900 worth of
damage up at Pocatello last week.
N F. Kimball went to Portland
last Saturday with load of hogs.
Born, in Salubria, on the 18th
inst, to the wife of Eugene Hunt, a
daughter
H. A. Lee has received the new
wind mill to be set up at his residence
on the hill.
The grand lodge of Idaho Good
Templars has just closed it's session
in Boise.
The six weeks-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Linder died in Indian
valley on the 18th.
FM Courtwright and Miss Maggie
Tracy were married at Payette on
Sunday, the 18th inst
Salubria Masons have been granted
charter and were to dedicate their
lodge yesterday evening
Masked robbers at Wallace held up
merchant at the muzzle of revolvers
and went through his safe, securing
$500.
Elmore county owes the state
81, 600 back money If the amount
is not forthcoming, suit will be com
menced.
j. z. Zeigler, postmaster at julia
ettta, Idaho, committed suicide with
a revolver on the 23d. Domestic
troubles.
The Citizen, our Salubria contem-
porary and neighbor, has good word
for the SIGNAL in its last issue, for
which we are not ungrateful.
M. A. Kurtz has moved into the
Warrington house. DR.. Numbers
has moved into the cottage formerly
occupied by Kurtz.
Dave Mclean has withdrawn from
the Vendome hotel and will 90 tc
Oregon pursue his vocation oi
stationary engineer.
CIR. White and wife, Of Meadows
were in town Friday, on their return
from Boise, where Cal was in attend
ance upon the grand lodge OF 10. O
f.
Wallace, Idaho, has l8 saloons
The entire county has 81 saloons ant
four gambling houses The revenu,
for licenses amounts to $40, 600 ;
year
Mrs James Coziah died at Salu
bria on the 18th inst. of malaria
fever She was 27 years of age ant
leaves husband and four children
the youngest nine months old.
H. f. Randall and H. G. Newman
: are prospecting in the hills toward
Paddock valley. Mr.. Newman foun,
good indications of placers over ther
last spring while looking out rout
for the phantom road to Crane.
We neither see nor hear of any in
dications that the $3.50 assesse
against Washington county by tn
Bi-Metallic league will be raised
Twenty-Five cents each for our votin
population would net more than til
amount asked. What's the matter
Gold nuggets, silver bars from tn
: DeLamar mine and Snake river opal
d were stolen from the Idaho exhibit {
d Chicago on the night of the 22C
The loss is $4,000, the state bein
under bonds for the lost articles
the amount of 50, 200.
George Page is able to walk aroun
H.. almost as ever and is rapidly recovel
ing his health, with the aneurism O
his leg entirely cured. His was
d" most critical case and few thought |
le could possibly pull through, and b
~ ~ cure speaks volumns for the skill (
Weiser surgeons.
= Mr.. Hannah is in receipt of q lett,
I from Commissioner Wells stating tn
!, no fruit received since the 18th coul
be entered for competition Hanna
II has sent some magnificent fruit th
arrived subsequent to that date, b
r. according to the letter it will not
rs allowed in competition.
I'll Much annoyance is caused Il
community through lack of hardwa
Y supplies. 1t was thought that
i. soon as the assignee was appoints
: for the insolvent l. G. company, tn
- muchly needed articles could
purchased, but the assignee has