The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-02-15

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near the mine.
Hank Thompson, the veteran pros
pector Of the Warrens section has
some magnificent specimens which
he found over in the South Fork
country He is at Whites waiting
for the snow to go off sufficiently to
enable him to go back
Ouimet, the Walla Walla mine ex-
pert who is interested in Rapid river,
is exporting mica mine just discov
cred nea- the Meadows.
Idaho's school books for SO cost a
little over $44, 600.
VIM. Riggs is dangerously i'll at
his home in Weiser.
Mr.. Ed Fletcher is in town attend
ing the Evans Keithley lawsuit.
Haircut and shave at Bookers
Barber shop for 80 cents.
John Barrett was drug to death by
his team in Cassia county.
DR.. Shirley will have his office at
his residence for the next few days.
VIM Wilburn, of Crane, was at
the Vendome. He reports sheep
doing well.
Jimmy Herondon, a miner pretty
we'll known in Weiser, where he has
frequently wintered, died at Redlands,
California, Feb. 8.
The ladies society of the Congre-
gational church will meet with Mrs.
Numbers Wednesday afternoon Feb.
21st Everyone invited to attend.
The Congregational ladies are ar
ranging for church benefit in the
near future by Alice Hamhil Hand
cock, the well known elocutionist
Date later.
The nine months old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dickerson died
last Saturday of erysipelas and was
buried in the Weiser cemetery on
Monday
Dave Mclean, with his wife, has
returned from Oregon in disgust He
is now staying at the Vendome but
will probably return to his old home
at Banner.
We have the holiday number of the
"Horseman, magnificent publica-
ton full of good things about horses
and replete with horse information.
We will give it to the first paid up
subscriber who calls for it,
Payette and Emmett are holding
public meetings to discuss railways,
bitches and other projects Of much
general importance That kind OF
agitation is positively certain to re-
suit in a vast amount of good to those
communities.
Dove, the photographer, is doing
some excellent work in his line AS
his stay in Weiser is for short time
only, we advise everybody desiring
first class work to give him an early
/ call. He will be in Weiser unit
March 9Th Positively no longer.
Died, in Weiser on Monday, The
18th inst, of consumption, Miss
Cora Jones, aged 20 years. A large
number of sorrowing relatives fol
lowed the remains to the Weise
' cemetery The funeral was preached
on Wednesday from the Baptis
+, church by Reverend Pierce.
The ice supply for next sunme
has been quite a Serious question
but the cold snap for the past fey
days has settled it in a satisfactor
manner; all hands are busy puttin
} in and enough will be secured t
meet all requirements The scoifer
u who doubted the SIGNAL word whe
we assured them that we would loo
y after the ice all right, must now tax
y water, and frozen at that.
!. Spokane people have initiated rt
). form that every town in the norti
q west would do well to emulate A p;
: per has been circulated and hume
10 ously signed which pledges the sui
I scribers to patronize home industrie
< Weiser is sending money away fro
y home every day in the year for art
- cles that could be produced in tn
ut vicinity.
ee Conversing with a gentleman tt
other day about irrigation, we inc
P. dentally stated that from the CROW
MS of our head to the soles of our fe
m we believed in state control of waite
He asked us to give editorially i'll t.
ng SIGNAL our reason for such belief,
as he believed oppositly. We sh'
y take pleasure in dong so in the ne
his future, just as soon AS we ha
'er space to insert and time to write t
m article.
do Coakley's court was occupied Nc
ON day and Tuesday With the hearing
charge of cattle stealing agair
n Ed Short, of Payette. The defer
On ant was discharged The court
loo,;,,o, Tho oooa IF fbo Ref.