The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-08-02

ed at the Republican primary held
last Saturday to attend the conven-
ton at Salubria, August 4th, for the
sole purpose of electing delegates to
the Republican state convention: S.
A. Swauger, G. H. Tracy, H. Haas,
A. j. Hopkins, L. Perkins, T. Rama
han, F. T. Page.
Mr. j. J. Crutcher, of Silver City,
has been nominated and will no doubt
be confirmed for U. S. marshal of the
district of Idaho. Mr.. Crutcher has
quite a number Of personal friends in
Washington county, and his appoint
ment as Marshal Plnkham' S successor
will give general satisfaction. Sew
eral years ago he served very sue
cessful term as sheriff of Boise
county.
J. B. Coakley has not been alto
gether successful in keeping girls at
his house of late, but he thinks there
will be no difficulty in inducing the
young lady to remain permanently
who presented herself at his home
yesterday and demanded his paternal
good will and protection. While of
course she is welcome, yet there is a
shade of disappointment in jim 5
countenance, for he was figuring on
a boy. Weight 81 pounds. Mother
doing we'll
The streets Of Weiser and the roads
, in the outskirts of town could be put
in first-class condition by being filled
+ in with gravel, an unfailing supply of
which can be procured from the banks
of Snake river, near town. One gen
tleman not long ago asserted, and we
believe he will make the assertion
good if sufficient number of others
will fall in line and do likewife, that
he would willingly give his services
and that of his team for one month
= to assist in this most needed public
t. improvement.
The fish and game laws of Idaho
are as follows: Moose, cariboo, sheep
goat, elk, protected until September,
81; can kill after then from Sept
= to Dec. each year Deer, etc, be-
. tween Dec. l and Sept l. each year
. Mongolian pheasants protected until
- August, '97. Prairie chicken, quail,
q can kill between Oct Is and Dec l 5,
l. each year. Pheasant, grouse, part
d ridge, sage hen, fool-hen, protected
is from Jan. l to August Is, each year
t. Ducks, geese, swan, from April II
or to August Is, each year Fish, from
7. Nov l to April 10 of the succeeding
year.
he The sale of the remainder of the
he G. Co. stock at public auction tool
~ place last Saturday afternoon as ad
I'd vertised, the successful bidder being
sy John o. Peters, the ''solid man. o
~ Council valley, who bought the stool
for 81, 625 but as the purchaser ha
of the taxes to pay, his actual invest
er ment will be close to 50, $50. Mr.
lis Peters is now settling up his affair
,e, in Council and will soon increase th
ne stock purchased sufficiently to NEE
,ly all demands, continue the hardwai
business in our midst, and be herea
,as ter known as the ''solid man {
NJ Weiser." The SIGNAL wishes biz
pc unbounded success.
Gas Every one who can shape the
"a business and domestic affairs to S
IN permit have gone or are maxim
an preparations to flee to the mountain
to escape the oppressive heat ar
o;r seek recreation. DR. Curl and famil
will May Miller and Ona Littrell toe
inc their departure last Thursday. A
ont drew, Myron and VIM. Riggs al
ron families, Nora Nichols, Ben and A
on. die Hopper, Emma, Lizzie and Kat
,ou Cope, Dan Cotter and Len Colem
started yesterday morning, and L
and Mrs. Waterhouse, Mrs. Beswic
Mr.. and Mrs 0. NJ Harvey, Mr.. a
- Mrs. Harry Conley and Mrs. Oh
al. are making arrangements to start
49,. the lakes next Monday. The Gal
NJ way family are enjoying themsel'
at Welch's mill on Mann creek. WI
20 Ray and family are also among
pleasure seekers, and Prof. Wo
and family will spend a few days
S upper Monroe creek Rev. r. Pea
W and family will be among the Weis
~ ties at the lakes, leaving their no
"ps near Payette this morning Fra
wv IIarric and family will lqaVe nj