The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-04-16

In Milt Canarys card on first page,
s'Baths, ID cents" should be Shave,
Is cents. The error was not discov-
cred until after that page was printed.
Baths are 20 cents. IN
The teams working on the extern
sion Of the Pence ditch are now in
sight OF town, being at the point on
the widow Glascock's land across the
Weiser, about mile and q half from
town. VI |
Joe Upton, who was foreman of
the McGregor herds when Mac was in
the wool business, is in town to con-
suit with DR.. Darrin. We believe
this is his first visit since the year of
the fire.
Perry Taylor, who started for Col
orado, from Salubria, short time
ago, was seen in Boise the other day.
He stated that he was on deal for
some property and would probably
1 stop there and 60 no further
DR. Shirley is now located in his
new building and it is indeed one of
the neatcst and fastest little offices
imaginable, both outside and inside.
The Dr. cordially invites every body
to make him a social visit in his snug
new quarters.
Henry Sommercamp has returned
from Salt Lake, where he has been
studying metalurgy all winter under
u German professor. Henry intends
to make business of mining and
! will depend only on his own skill
and knowledge. v
Ed Barton has several teams at
work building ditch from the Pence
e canal to the "Barton Island" which
e large tract of land will be put into
0 cultivation. Thus is already visible
the magic Of the work that brings
water to thirsty Crystal Bottom.
S The Weiser Mercantile Company
+ has opened this week, though only {
part of the goods have arrived
n Being in newly prepared quarters
;. with new stock. everything has {
r sparkling and refreshing appearance
Look for their advertisement mex
# week.
d Miss Mary Galloway, of Weiser
has been selected rs principle of thu
+ new public school at Boise, near TIL
- U. s. Assay Office. Miss Gallowa,
al was the youngest teacher in the Bois
40 High school last year and her selec
ton is pleasing tribute to her abili
ties.
a Ed futile was seen ut Boise an
= from him it was learned that he wa
ahead little on his mining venture
in the Rock creek country. He an
81 his partner had just sold claim, uE
on which no work whatever had bee
done and which had no known mir
of eral around it, for $500 They hay
O. another claim, which has not bee
opened, but which has good propert
all around it. which they have n,
gotiatons on hand for at So, 900.
e. Tom Westlake is getting his nam
up as veterinary surgeon. Son
v time ago James Galloway sold a fir
ed horse to Dave Jones at remarkably
en- low price on account of a heshy growl
We which was coming over the eyes {
the animal Last week Tom perform
ne ed an operation and skillfully reno
yh ed the growth and the horse is no
tie apparently as good as ever. Da'
doesn't feel bad at all over the il
I creased value or his morse.
ly The only drawback to the rof
We work that has been done in the We
DIS End of Weiser is that the road be
has not been rounded up properl
IA The sides have been gouged in d
er. gree but the tops have been left fla
IT. Up around the court house, and ,
ds several side streets, Mr. Mitchell, q
road man for the incorporation, h
" made some very handsome road
49,, rounded in perfect curve from ea
! side to the center There is no re
aa son why the road work in this ei
could not have been done with t
X same perfection.
Hans Madison, of Ruthburg, was
caller at the Office this week and
the latest addition to the SIGNAL su
tbs lat NJ, MoIo1,, ,.,oo -,