The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-09-23
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the County Fair will be found in this
issue.
Geo. A. Winkler called on the
SIGNAL during the week. He will
soon start east tie spend the winter.
G. M. Click, agent of the AStna
Life, has been putting in the week in
Weiser. Nampa may lose him en-
tirely yet.
Arthur David has just finished
framing about 80 sets of timber pre-
paratory to drifting 1850 feet on the
French Ledge this coming winter.
Fl. G. Anchor, who has been doing
development work on mines in Seven
Devils district, was in Weiser Mon
day, on his way home, to Owyhee. 4
Geo. NJ Waterhouse, of Weiser,
was honored at the meeting of the
Grand Lodge of Masons at Boise last
week, by being elected Grand Master
Fred Brockman, who has been at
work for the Nampa q Owyhee Rail
road, has returned and will go to
Seven Devils to work for the smelling
company.
Mr.. Gardiner, who recently came
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has been engaged on engineering
work, has gone back to resume his
labors.
The water cases last week were dis
missed-old technicality stepped in
and quashed proceedings-no allega-
ton that the road was a county road,
or something of the kind. II
Last Tuesday the Weiser depot was
piled from one end to the other with
freight bound for the upper country
thousands of pounds stacked in every
direction This is getting to be oil
: daily occurrence.
! A glance at the SIGNAL will prove
r to you that Weiser is a good town
/ and that her merchants are there tt
q stay and live and let live See The
: advertising patronage. Idaho Min
ing journal.
n Mr.. Fowler, secretary Of the Idaho
+ Railroad Company, arrived in Wese
Tuesday. Elliott w. caves, o
+ Lewiston, who appears as secretar
70 in the Incorporation papers, has evi
IDENTIFY been retired at some meetin
: of tbs board of directors.
,e Weiser, Idaho, is fast becoming al
a important shipping and outiittin
N point. Thousands of pounds c
is freight are unloaded daily for point
tie on the upper Weiser and little Sal
mon rivers, Warren or Florence min
Iv ing districts. Idaho Mining Joul
N nal. n
at Several teams are now busy hau
st ing rock from Black Point for IL
a new brewery foundation. Sewers
ne more are busy furnishing brick ft
be the new Ayers building, and quite
g. train are busy getting in lumber fro
n the mills. Weiser has no electr
z lights or hot water, but she ge
in there just the same.
list The recent news received from ii
re- Devils Copper Camp and from Wa
- assurances that this part of Idaho
Ike the richest mineral locality in t
Is, northwest, Idaho county with t
rs gold fields of Elk City, Buffalo Hum
to Dixie and Neusome creeks compile
of the combination. The route up t
ch Weiser Valley is the main road to
he these districts.
Did Mr. John Cuddy, the miller
me SaIubria, was in town the first of
of week, having come this far with
the children, who 90 to Moscow to ate
the University this year. The n
. has undergone extensive repairs a
will be in running order very SOC
f Mr. Cuddy reports the crops as sat
n factory in all respects This is
Y usual condition in Salubria, the b
valley in the State, comparing it W
those outside of Washington coun
We call attention this week to
card of Hon. j. H. Richards, now
Boise, and are more than glad to n
his appreciation of the present 6
coming prosperity of Weiser.
his professional card indicates, he
in the field for business, and his v
known and demonstrated legal abb
AS district Judge remains as the hi
est accommodation for his future r
IL fessional career. We would be V
glad to see his address permaner
changed to Weser
2. l.. Gaarden, who in comps