The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-07-12

Married, in Weiser, Sunday, July
3, Mr.. W. G. Latham and Mrs. Sarah
L. Stout.
The strike caught Payette out of
flour and several teams came down
and loaded at the Weiser mill.
Will the person who borrowed
Copps Mining Code from the SIaNL
office please return the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coakley are the
parents of daughter, born in Boise.
Where's that champagne, John.
Remember the big auction sale at
the |. 9. store, to commence on the
2Sth. See notice of the court now
running in this paper.
A rate of one fare for the round
trip to the Democratic State Conyen-
ton to be held in Boise City on Au-
gust 18th, has been secured
The names of registrars appointed
are not given in the commissioners
proceedings as they will be found in
separate notice published by order of
the board.
The hardware store will close on
the 10th for the purpose of taking
stock and if you want any thing from
there 1t should be purchased before
that time
The SIGNAL is not the only paper
caught without paper by the suspen-
sion of railway traffic. but most of
those up the road had enough on
hand to get out half sheet
What is known as the chopper"
band of horses, consisting of thirty
four head, was sold in Weiser this
week at Sheriff Sale. They were pur-
chased by Bob johnson for $195.
The issue of the 9th was got out
last Tuesday as the express train
which got through that day brought
US small batch of paper. Traffic is
still irregular and our full supply has
not yet arrived and this issue will be
delayed at least one day.
A sugar famine was the most i'm
minent danger with which the strike
threatened us, but some secured q
supply Salubria, and SommercamI
received twenty sacks by express or
the train last Saturday. But to make
it 20 around purchasers were limited
to one dollars worth.
The populists are determined to
push the lighting this campaign and
have opened the ball by holding the
first primaries and convention. Al
the Salubria convention on the Fourth
their state delegates were named
The democrats will begin to oil uE
on the 14th. The republicans or
the 18th.
Big Foot Thompson is in towr
from Warrens and reports thing.
bright. Thompson says that Riebol
has not got his hoist into the CAM
yet. Gov. Wiley is crushing orr
from the Knot and Bill Duniway il
coming out with packtrain load o
ore from Sim Willey's mine to b,
shipped to Denver, and will tax,
back load of supplies.
We have heard S. A. Swauger men
toned as possible candidate TO thu
lower house. Mr. Swauger is SOLE
for state control of water and Irriga
ting canals, and that is the most vita
question of Idaho to-day for lawmak
ers to meet. Whoever is sent to tn
legislature must be on the right sid
of the question and who cannot b
won over to the interests of the irri
cation companies.
I T. D. Arlington, Alfred Merritt
Lewis H. Merritt, Alva L. Merritt
Leonidas Merritt and wife, Luclen I
Merritt, Ruth Merritt Harry Merritt
Arthur Richardson, N. B. Merritt, c
Duluth, MINI arrived In Weiser toda
and Joined Messrs. w. B. Merritt,
j. Richardson and Henry S. Ely, VIII
have been awaiting them here durin
the continuance of the strike on I'll
u Short Line. The gentlemen of til
& party are the capitalists who expe,
to take hold of the railroad frol
Weiser north. The entire party wi
u start Monday for the Seven Devi
and if they are as well pleased wit
. that camp as they are with the ba
ance of the country, construction wor
J. will begin at once The Merritt
bo,a i,cf hon6a1 tba oh uoo1 otril