The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-02-06
Mrs. Kate York and baby, of Silver
City, is visiting in Weiser. "
A heavy wind yesterday made the
dust fix In the streets of Weiser

Z. Clough for the plan OF organization
of the new silver party. Let Wash
ington county get in with the first
county organization.
American spirit demands that we
pay our insurance to American com
panies. No more premiums to Eng
fish companies. ltsimply strengthens
the power of our financial enemies. i
A. B. Anderson, of Weiser, passed
through town Sunday on his way TO
Falk's Store A. B. always finds
time to stop at Payette and shake
hands with friends -Payette indie
pendent.
Cripple Creek is roaring like mad
and houses are going up at the rate
of twenty day. Gilbert Tracy
leaves today for that booming camp
to try his fortunes for time.
Mr. j A. Denney, the Alpine
merchant, VINO left for Union county,
Oregon, some time ago on account of
i'll health, returned to Weiser last
Monday He is much improved and
ready to attend to business again.
Ed Jewell came back the other day
from Cripple Creek and chock full of
that country. He will at once take
his family there and he expects to
pull out Il fortune in time of greater
or less dimensions. We hope he will
Lots of new corners will be tillinS
the soil of Weiser land this year
Considerable attention is being at.
tracted to the magnificent domain
south of Weiser, which will be irri-
gated next summer from the extern
sion of the Pence ditch. n
The papers have been forwarded
to Washington in the matter of estab-
lshing much-needed postoifice on
Mann creek The new Office will he
called Climax, and Arthur j Sailing
is named for postmaster. Speaking
of new postoliices reminds us that
one is greatly needed down on the
Flat
A gentleman who processes to
know when he is not talking through
his headgear, says that I. w. Bates
will turn up in a few weeks with the
| Seven Devils railroad in his pocket,
and that 1t will come pretty near go
ing from Payette. Hope so, because
it is lincable offense to start that
racket again without just provoca-
ton -Payette Independent. ii
If II state organization of the silver
party is made in Idaho, there will
probably he II state ticket, but we can
see no use of such ticket for county
offices, except, perhaps, members of
the legislature The county struggle
can be carried on just as it has been
in the past 1t cuts no figure in the
nalior; issue. We should allow none
but silver men to get a county Office,
however
People here will be pleased to learr
of the good luck of j. c. Hill, who
left Weiser couple of years ago foi
} Boise and surrounding mining coun-
try He recently traded his Relic
, mine at Neal for residence propert,
in Boise worth 81, 600. He has also
just sold the Friday claim at Willow
creek to Duluth parties fer $50, 00(
, and was to receive the first paymen
of So, 600 this week.
f The dissolution of partnership be
tween Mrs. Ellen Moore and Mrs
Mary Drake in the millinery business
led us to infer that they had boil
removed from the quarters at LouI
Sommer's store, which is not strict,
, correct Mrs Drake will continue t,
occupy the place and has taken il
able assistance. Mrs. Drake q Co
will he pleased to see their friend
and will have the finest lot of MILL
Il merry for the spring and summer eve
offered for sale in Weiser
The papers report the intende
II resignation of Judge Richards, an
y his retirement from the bench of thi
a district He has given the best o
e salts faction and proved himself Il
# able jurist This step will be OF
e loss. but it is presumed the causes fC
~ it are such that he cannot afford t
o disregard them. The many friend
If he has made, while regrelting his los
Is in judicial capacity, will rejoiC
"a over the attainments man of h
v character is certain to make in al
d other avenue.
y Mr. Hit informs us that he Ii;
> secured the court room and Profess
Fox, state horticulturalist, will lectu
;. there Saturday evening. As a matt
of courtesy the people of Weiss
-. should give him a good audience, eve
if for nothing else Do not rema
at home and let the gentleman ia
m to empty seats. Fruit growers fro
the country near by should take pail
. to he there. He will lecture on Mar
creek Monday, at Middle valley Tue
40 day and ut Salubria Wednesday.
eI Bill Sommercamp is all right. /
id has always carried about half i