The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-10-10
Elk. Sheriff Eckles has been attend

Much new furniture just arrived at
Sears's.
Charlie Williams is adding another
story to his house on the bench east
of Weiser.
Frank Sherman came back home
last week after spending year in
California
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Richardson, of
Burns, Oregon, have returned home
after weeks visit to his parents
here.
Why not hold meeting in Weser
to urge the government to recognize
the Cubans rs belligerents? They
held one in Chicago.
The family of Rev Paddock have
moved to Harry Conley's house for
the winter Conley will live in Mr..
Paddock's dwelling. -
A typographical error last issue
made Mr. Abshier purchase 80 acres
from John Mulloy for $500 1t
should have been 40 acres.
DAD Morrison, or more properly
Rev. A. Morrison, familiar charac-
ter of this county, died at Council
valley on September 29th.
Thos. Kelly has secured the con-
tract for the construction of hand
some residence for Mrs. Rebecca
Mccullough. The building will be
put up Immediately on her lots near
Judge Hanthorn's.
Mr.. Talkington reports that more
locations of quarts, placer and water
rights have been made in Warrens
this summer than in all the rest OF
the county put together, and there is
no let-up down to the present drte. -
Free Press.
There has been a great deal pub
lished lately defamatory to the man
agement of the Soldiers Home a
Boise. The matter has had the sounC
of truth, and everyone will be glad t.
know that an investigation has beer
ordered n
DR.. Numbers was called Monday t.
Snake river, about fifteen miles beloy
Huntington, to attend the wife o
, Hugh McWaters. The result was
pair of twins, boys. Mrs. McWater
used to live in this county when
girl. Her name was Vail
A serious hold occurred in tow
yesterday morning. AS Hannah cam
in from his ranch he saw the judg
and the lawyers going to the cour
o house and held up the whole crow
with a gallon of hard cider A flu
II investigation has not been made an
results will be suppressed for I'll
present.
e Mr.. Thomas was thrown from
cart last week near his home on Il
u Flat and struck his arm on bal
wire, tearing the flesh and tendon
from the middle forearm into Il
palm of his hand in very paint
5, manner. Many stitches were nece
e; sary 10 close the wound and he W
4 be deprived of the use of the mer
n Der for time.
t. Henry Sommercamp and Lou job
D son returned last week from the
d. second trip to the Salmon river Wei
u u, ity. They brought back some fl
NJ prospects from new placer groul
n, discovered by them. They have ma
both quartz and placer location
y Other prospectors who followed the
g. to the new point of interest al
- made locations until there are elev
J in all. A new district was form
r.; under the name of the Knox distri
S John Knox, recorder.
Y
Returning from Lewiston the e'
y. torial party rode on the steam
+ Almota Captain John Stump is
pleasant and sociable old river ma
~ gator who has spent twenty-five ye;
rs. on the Sacramento, Columbia a
20 Snake rivers. He made the ney
la,
ob paper men at home in the pilot no,
REQ and entertained them very agreeab
on pointing out places of interest q
S telling incidents of his life. On
previous trip up to Lewiston a Lac
Mrs. Fulton, was on board and ab'
we a n n