The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-07-04
Fireworks at the City Park TONIGHT


Baker to spend the Fourth.
Pair of gold bracelets lost. Lib
eral reward for return to postofiice.
Henry Sommercamp has returned
after spending several months at
Los Angeles.
Werneth & Mulloy opened their
five-cent beer hall yesterday in the
GOWNS building.
Quite a number of Weiser people
visited the circus at Payette last
Tuesdey. The newspapers report the
concern to be a rotten, robbing outfit.
From the Malheur Gazette we learn
that ga small boy of Rufe Hendricks,
living near Weiser, had an arm broken
few days ago while trying to ride a
calf"
Cal White arrived from Meadows
at twelve o'clock Sunday night with
one hundred head of beef cattle for
the Beaverhead Meat Co., Butte,
Montana.
Golden Hair and the Three Bears,
the queen and all the forest children
with large following of retainers
went to Saiubria Yesterday and will
give the operetta there tonight.
Lark, the we'll known Reavis horse
of Weiser, was entered in the half
mile dash at Portland last Friday.
He sold first choice, but was the
third horse in the race; time 49t-
Malheur Gazette.
By the dissolution notice in this
issue a change is announced in the
firm of Sommer & Son. Mr.. S.
Sommer retires on account of poor
health and will soon go on visit to
San Francisco. Morris is now sole
owner of the business. i
Chief of Police Shellworth spotted
a man on Main street for whom he
had been looking for some time. 1t
was Bob Gray. He stole horse
from Frank Smith, in Indian valley,
some time ago, rode it to Boise and
sold it to Henry Schapenaugh. Gray
then enlisted In the cavalry troop, but
is now in Jail and will go back tc
Washington county. = Boise States
man.
1t is gratifying to note that two Oh
three gentlemen are interesting them
selves in the matter of supplying
Weiser with a much needed opers
house. 1t is proposed to organize &
stock company and invest So, 600 OF
SO, 600 in the enterprise. Plans fol
the building are being considered anc
the gentlemen interested are, W.
think, fully enterprising enough t.
carry it out. II
Mart lannon's famous menageri'
of bears, eagles, hawks, badgers, etc.
was brought down from Salubria las
Thursday by Sam Woodland and Pa
McGlinn. They we're taken to Pay
cite, where it is hoped to sell them t.
the circus. For several years Mar
Harmon has had miscellaneous 10
of animals around him which wer
always an attraction to Salubria Wis
itors, but Mart has concluded tina
they were eating too much. =,
R. L. Packard arrived Thursda
from Washington, D. G. and left tn
next morning for Seven Devils t
look after the lodges he located o
Deep creek last season. He is one c
the leading biologists and analytici
/, chemists of the country and spent th
entire summer last year in the nortt
. ern part of the county. He tells U
t that he has written paper on thi
, part of the county from a scientlt
standpoint and it will shortly be pull
e lished in the American Journal
s Science. at Hartford, Connecticut.
t Three more cars of the Warner
placer machinery has arrived and
being transferred to the Wagon
which have returned from the Mea,
s ows-that is to say all that is in al
t possible manner portable. Some
: the pieces are of such massi
n build and mammoth proportions tn
e unless taken to pieces their NOV
a ment by wagons over our roads is
@ impossibility. The boiler is loo
d motive type, 5-foot shell, Is feet
e length and feet wide. The ma
e crane is a ponderous structure
fx4t tsxl, in