The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1898-02-03

more for them to buy however, and
an extension Of present weather
would SIMPLY mean the digging up Of
more hay money on the part of the
sheep men.
Miss Bessie Jackson, the most beauti-
full child actress on the American stage,
will render some of her charming spec
ialties between acts at the performance
of Damon G. Pylhias ON Friday evening,
February IL.
Our nearest journalistic neighbor,
Burt Venable, editor of the Payette
Independent, has new girl at his
house He SAYS he wouldn't take
four thousand dollars for this one
and would not give four bits for an
other Hope the trouble can be CON
fined to Payette and spread in this
direction prevented.
The Grand was packed last night from
pit to dome when the Sanford Dodge Co.
played Damon and Pythias. Sanford
Dodge appeared in the title role, and
gave excellent satisfaction. The sup
porting company was very good.-St.
Paul Pioneer Press.
The Salubria & Weser Telephone
Co have placed in new instruments.
The Bell Telephone Co instruments,
which have beeen used, cannot be
purchased but have to be leased at a
rate which pays for them over and
over. The new ones are purchased
outright, making them more econom-
ical and they are just as good.
VIM. Eckles, of Salubria turned
up in Weiser this week, having come
in with one of the two loads of Seven
Devils ore which have arrived. There
are seven more loads on the way. to
be here this week. The object of
shipping this car of ore is to raise
money. There is 81, 500, royalty on
ore extracted, now overdue to Klein
schmidt and it is necessary to raise
the money at once 1t is hoped to
get it out of the ore which is being
shipped.
In Justice Mtchel's court last week
there was legal contention between d.
n. Baker and 81 Morehead VS. L. NJ. and
Charles Oleson, in regard to the latter
having some of the formers sheep in the
latter's band, so alleged The case not
resulting satisfactorily. there were sun
dry subsequent contacts, more or less
severe, between certain fists and certain
noses and eyes. This state of affairs was
of short duration and resulted in an even
standoH. All parties again repaired to
court; the Olsons being this time charged
with violating law requiring persons
having stray sheep in their bands to re-
port the same to the inspector Judge
Mitchell sustained the supreme court
and pronounced the law unconstitutional
The Snake River navigators have
dropped a notch or two and admit
their inability to navigate Snake River
over Bay Horse Rapids, and that it
S necessary to build eight miles of
'ailroad at this end in order to make
with the boats, though it
$ still claimed that the river is as
'lacid as lake below Bay Horse.
Now that retromingent start has
'een made by the gentlemen we may
ook for a gradual and continued
contraction of their claims. as practi-
al demonstration proves their fallacy.
Don't hold your breath until the eight
niles of road is built either.
Harvey Anderson was down from
Boise this week on visit to his
amlly. He states that the Bunting
'ank failure is the rottenest thing
hat ever made itself evident to his
lose, and that nearly all the larger
property holders in that county must
ave been interested in the swindle.
We are in receipt of Harvey's annual
eport as State Auditor. The report
hows an astonishing saving in the
onduct of state affairs. An extract
+ two will be made next issue for
he Information of the general public.
'ressure prevents this week.
Stay Away.
From the Woodman Ball if YOU