The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-10-31

Our merchants deserve every cent of
money in the country that is spent
for dry goods and groceries. Patron
lie Weiser merchants and save money.
Every newspaper treasures up in
its memory the names of its friends
and likewise its enemies. 1t never
overlooks an opportunity to assist the
former, but seldom goes out of its
way to aid the latter.
The Salubria Citizen reports that
State Senator Gilbert f. Smith re-
Gently met with a severe accident.
He was thrown from his wagon and
the front wheels passed over him.
he was badly cut under the eye.
Judge HAWTHORN held court Monday
in Frank Harris's law office. The
case was a suit brought by VIM. Rae
against James WEIGH, the Adams
creek sawmiIl man, for the recovery
of $39. Harris was attorney for
plaintiff and Woods for defendant.
Rae got judgment for $l0.
L. H. Mix returned Tuesday from
a trip to Crane creek and Sulubria
valley. On Crane he surveyed res
ervoir site in the ''Black CANYON"
above Geo. Phillips. Phillips, Seay,
Rile Wilson and three or four Others
are having the work done with the
intention of storing water for irrigat-
ing purposes. At Salubria he sur
veyed ditch for Rile Wilson.
Ed Jewell and wife returned Mon
day from Warren where Ed went on
business connected with the dredger
freight. He says he and Mrs jewell
had the pleasantest time they have
enjoyed for years. He succeeded in
settling with the dredger company
and is confident that funds will be
promptly forthcoming to liquidate all
outstanding Indebtedness of the com
pany. Citizen.
Miliners Moore & Drake have
been getting in some lovely hats
lately 1t is encouraging to note the
ladies of Weser are patronizing them
extensively instead of giving all the
shat money" to fitting hat vendors
who scoop the cash and go, leaving
the same goods behind that could
have been bought for less money at
home.
James Bartmess, of the North Star
mine, was in town Saturday and Sun
day. They have pulled out to Indian
valley for the winter Jim says the
prospects after striking the ledge this
summer we're very encouraging AL
together they run 210 feet of tunne
this season. They expect to accom-
plish enough next season to thor
oughly demonstrate what they have
got in the shape of mine.
Last Friday Theodore Schwarz, Of
Denver, and Edwin S. Beach, o.
Boston, came down from Warner
where they had been looking over thu
district. They bonded three or foul
mines among which was the Rescue
Phil Markson accompanied them
Mr.. N. B. Robertson has a lette
from G. +. Smith stating that sal,
has been made of the Rescue, Good
enough and another claim, but W,
are inclined to think there is mis-
UNDERSTANDING.
The SIGNAL is indebted to Con
gresham Wilson for sectioned map
of Owyhee, Mt. Home, Boise Bash
and other districts, complied by til
U. s. Geological survey under tn
direction of j. w. Powell. The
are the finest things in the way Q
maps we have ever got hold of an
are very valuable. We send on
thanks to the congressman and hop
he will be so kind as to see that W
get the sections covering all G
) Washington and Idaho counties.
Newman & Johnston started in
small way this season to experimer
with Weiser evaporated fruits. The
did no soliciting on the outside, "
y, they received orders for at least te
= times as much fruit as they handle
this summer; their whole produ'
was sold here in Weiser. This onl
G demonstrates what the SIGNAL h;
! always said, that the field is here fl
u the greatest fruit, evaporating an
c canning industry in the northwes
II We have but to show the product v