The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-02-01

spring Is dDOuI utIt tuN tuc hpNCio
that bloom then will soon be out
An aiv line from Weiser to the
ocean is 351 miles. By rail to Port
land is 427 miles.
Rev, Paddock required the services
of surgeon this week on account of
a severe abcess on his hand.
Don't H,ro,o array the paper!
Hand it to your neighbor and tell him
to send it to Ills friend IN the east.
Don't fail to hand us five cents and
send copy of this issue to some
outside acquaintance. Multiply as
often as you like.
Mr.. T. G.. Spencer, travelling
specialist, successfully removed a
cancer Tuesday evening from the
foot of Cora Jones.
Remember Monday night is a
chance for lots of fun, if every one
who can will represent some geo
graphical feature at the 1O-cent
SSopioPhy pa ',
Ed. Fletcher, of Middle Valley, has
a most excellent article in last weeks
citizen on current topics. 1t contains
more truth than poetry and sends
some covert thrusts home to some Of
the vendors of fallacy.
j. d. Holton, Il prominent mining
man of Warrens, is at the Capitol.
Mr.. Holton expects there will be q
boom in gold properties at Warrens
next summer. Statesman.
Ameeting was held at Emmett last
i. week to see about that Seven Devils
rail road. The next place ofmeeting
was not mentioned at the adjournment.
Perhaps at Star, Falks Store or Mid
2 dleton.
| The Salubria stage continues to
| take sleighs at the foot of the Mann
I creek grades. There is about eight
! inches of snow in Middle, sixteen in
? Salubria and twenty in Council val
e leys, with thirty in the Meadows.
: "In the Enemies Camp" will be pu
: on the stage in Weiser on the frs
Friday in March, for the purpose o
= raising money towards moving Tho
5 Baptist church Further particular
5 next week.
y Ice men have became startled owe
: the outlook for ice and are putting NJ
u 4 inch ice from ponds across the river
The invoice of cold weather ordere'
by the SIGNAL got misdirected AM
was sent to the Standard, at Anaconda
% Montana
' A Weiser jury has broken the recor
IN by deciding in favor of both sides
N Both sides won and both sides wei
,e beaten 1t all happened in CoalSley
err court last week j. A. Richardson
III of Council, instituted suit again'
!" T. B. Biggerstaf, of the same place
he for the replevin of certain horse
of Defendant set up q counter claim f.
IT. $50 Jury gave Richardson tv
SO horses and Biggerstaff $50. An innu
Is of cases are now expected here, wh6
iuries decide in favor of eyeryboC
involved.
. For at least two years, so thu
We claim, the cattle men of this neig
'"' borhood have been missing YOU
Oh cattle, and of late determined
ne unite in an attempt to discover whe
e' they went to. Investigations we
ecu put on foot and clews obtained tn
ce' pointed towards Henry Stuttzm
10 who has been living across t
ca Weiser about two miles from tow
oo These have later turned suit to
certainties In pursuit of the iny'
49,. legations the cattlemen rode up
~ Henrys house and learned that
me- had disappeared The evidence
~ that he was in the habit of BUTCH
AZ ing the cattle, burning the hides 4
IA selling the meat in Weiser.
cd The reason why some towns or
on is because there are some men of pit
ear and energy in them; who are
afraid to spend their money to DO
their town They work for the p
eri lie improvements and use every me
him in their power to induce people
!. locate in their town Wherever Il