The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-01-31

Billiards. do not blow in Washing
ton county's fat land. The breeze
simply rolls gently over the snow
banks whispering of spring.
These are cold days for the crabid
business man who don't advertise.
The cool winter breeze is sporting
playfully among his coat tails and
calling him daisy
The prospects are that mining
operations in Warrens the coming
season will be more extensive than
for many years The number of
heavy mining operators who are turn
ing their attention to the camp be-
speaks leading position in the
mining world. This is we'll for War
rens and well for Weiser.
The car which was left at Weiser
for provisions for the Nebraska suf-
ferers has been taken away without
any donations. If charity begins at
home the incident itself is no ref1ec-
ton, as there is Il number of poor
people ut our own doors who need
what we have to spare for charitable
purposes. Whether or not they are
receiving it we know not Cald-
well donated an entire car load to the
Nebraska cause.
Mr.. A. +. Gipson, Of Caldwell, is
in Weiser with view to organizing g
good local building and loan associa
ton. He has just organized one al
Caldwell, composed Of the best mer
of the community. Such an organi-
cation is needed here and would be 9
good thing for the town, and witt
prospective activity in building in
the spring, it would bring in consid
cradle money and generally advance
building operations.
Arthur Finch arrived from Warreni
few days ago, on his way to tn,
great gold fields of Coolgardie, Aus
tralia Mr.. Finch stated that at las
the sale of the Wiley placers a
Warrens has been consummated ant
that S26, 600 had arrived just previ
Gus to his departure and was bein.
diverted into the channels of circula
ton. When he left the whole cam
was having a jubilee. Having dis
posed of his entire mining interests
+ Ex-Governor Wiley is preparing t
remove to California.
Ernest Hunt, late of the Idah
} Citizen, called on us few days age
while on his way to Caldwell to TAX
e position with the Caldwell Tribune
S where he intends TO polish up both j
e the mechanical work of the printin
e Office and in the general newspape
: profession. While in charge of til
a Citizen, Ernest displayed considers
e BILE ability in the journalistic line an
t with a period of immediate conne'
. ton with so able a journal as I'll
Tribune, he will doubtless develo
into very able journalist.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Galbraitb, of Prair
o city, Oregon, and Thornton William
/ an attorney at law and an old tin
v acquaintance of the SIGNAL ma
If were in Weiser this week on matte
Il connected with the estate of Jol
# Mccullough. AS matter of ney
h we state that it is proposed in beha
# of the estate to bring suit again
d John Muldrick, of Canyon City, Or
e gon, for s3l 100, which it is elaine
a is due from him. As a matter
e. personal opinion, born of an almo
l. lifetime acquaintance with John Mt
10 drick, we state that we have know
N him as a man above wrong again
is his fellow men, and that whatev
r. MISUNDERSTANDING may cause til
ID suit, John will come out with hon
ID to himself.
is Tomorrow, bills will be printed
We our job department announcing t
O. grand masquerade for Washington