The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-02-27
A 16-page pamphlet, descriptive


distribution about March LIST, and will
be issued monthly, until the entire
state is covered. All who are inter
ested in the welfare of Idaho (espe-
cially in the development, etc, of the
mining industry desiring copy of
these editions sent to himself or
friends, and notifying the secretary
of the Idaho Mining Exchange, Boise
City, Idaho, of his address, by postal
card, will be furnished as long as the
numbers last. N
Ed Jewell informs us that he has
proposal from the Warren dredge
company to haul about $50, 600
pounds more freight for them this
season. 1t will consist of track,
small pieces of new machinery and
miscellaneous apparatus to be added
to the big placer mining plant. There
! is also saw mill which the dredge
people will locate on the Payette near
the lakes to saw out lumber necessary
in their mining operations. All this
freight is to be taken in from Boise
this year through Long valley, for
reasons which have previously devel-
oped in the general course of things.
This will scatter little money along
that road which should be among
those living along the road in our
upper valleys. Il
Charles Snow got on his regular
raid the other day and sought to en-
ulate desperadoes Of high degree
After shooting several holes through
Billy Wilson's hat in Mulloys saloon
he went into Morris Sommer's and
asked for a plug of tobacco, which
being handed him he settled for with
the flourish of a revolver and the
jocose statement that it was ''alright, -
after which he was gathered in by
=, Sheriff Roberts. On his promise to
leave town as soon rs he got loose, he
was given the light penalty of 500
fine and 80 days IN Jail ny Justice
Newman. The people propose to see
I that he does 90, too. The best way
to treat ambitious holy terrors of this
character is to turn their faces on the
{ trail of Peg Leg Jack and tell then
; to scatter mighty quick. 4
i 1t would be a good idea for tn,
:. people of this town to form leagu,
:, for good government, law and order
Rowdyism on the streets is not cred
- table to this or any other place. |
the public foot was put down it coult
be easily stopped, though we mus
} say horse racing and other boisterou
" conduct is not very frequent, but
u does sometimes happen, and when
% does the safety of women and chill
u dren is endangered Also there ar
IL some nuisances maintained in tn
~ heart of town which ought TO b
I abated. Dirty and repulsive fit
/ and foul smells may be luxurles W
y dislike to deprive ourselves of, bu
10 we must remember that disease Turk
IL in them. Some spots are so choic
and sweet that an epidemic of scarlC
Ill fever or anything else would only b
re the natural result and no surprise
in There are laws, if invoked, for the
Is extinction; but no single individui
e. cares to take the initiative. Unit
i'd could easily wipe them out. -
g The signs still keep improving an
nc the outlook grows fairer every da,
ne The large amount of improvement
ne lately made by the Weiser Land
III Improvement company shows Il
re brightly, the new houses seen G
every hand, both in town and out
,al the country, are gratifying tokens {
ON a substantial growth. several tracts