The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-01-26

are satisfied that it is in great part
due to his watchfulness and efficient
service that the various state institu-
tons and officers have been enabled
to show by their reports that their
affairs are economically administered
giving a maximum return for the
appropriations received.
Mrs. S. G. Swartz, of Topeka Kan
sas, is in Weiser visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. DR.. Numbers.
d. W. Anderson has returned from
Falk Store and has reopened his
restaurant in Weiser next Mulloy's
saloon.
We hear Joe Madison had nasty
tumble last week while rounding up
band of horses Mr. Madison's
horse stumbling, he was thrown
against some rocks, breaking his col
lar bone and otherwise shaking him
up and bruisng him.
One of the largest and best farce
comedy companies which has ever
toured the west will be in Weiser
Feb Z. 1t is headed by Kelly u
Mason and with them are eighteen
performers of exceptional merit
All the latest and catchiest songs
and dances are in their repertoir.
R. r. Schaeffer, of Baker City,
nephew of Willis Beardsley, is in
Weiser on visit. Mr.. Schaeffer
came through on horseback, taking
three days for the trip on account of
the roads being covered with snow
and ice. Mr.. Schaeffer's cousin,
| Miss Xenia Rigdon, is attending
school in Weiser.
: We notice small amount of print
ing material at the Welser depot,
E consigned to D. G. Boyd, Cuprum
We conclude Brother Boyd is about
y to start paper at that place and will
be glad to welcome him in Washing
e ton County journalistic circles. Ev-
!. cry pen, writing what are known to
s be facts about Washington county,
its mines IN the north, its farms in
the south, helps in its development.
" Mr. Hotter, son Of Ex-Governor
Hotter, of Montana, was in Weisel
= last Sunday, leaving Monday morning
e accompanied by c. w. Jones for the
Seven Devils, where Mr.. Hotter viii
examine the work being done on thu
Peacock and other bonanza cope
|. prospects in which his father owns al
n interest. Mr. Hotter says his fathe
:, has great faith in the perman
J ence of the ore bodies there and i
very anxious that they he opened N
IN by permanent shafts and other deyel
IS opment work.
,r Hon. Ed. Adams found time fror
his legislative duties TO make fly
ing trip to Weiser last Saturday re
turning Sunday. We are pleased t
he note the record Mr. Adams is maxim
IN for himself and the efficient name
in which he is looking after the in
terests of Washington county. Stead
ell attention and hard work in commit
er tees is what counts and the reput,
10 ton for earnestness and thought thu
obtained gives Mr.. Adams gref
weight on the floor of the house i
er the discussion of measures of gener;
+. interest.
"a Three Boise youths, between l
On and Is years of age, attempted
hol up the Short Line pay tram
sh ort distance this side of Mountai
a. Home last Monday morning. The
t. secured log chain and securely fas
ID ened it to the rails and then hid
:. the brush to await development
~ The section gang happened along b
fore the pay train arrived and r
he moved the obstruction A scare
n was made and the bows were capture
+. and taken to Mountain Home whe
- they were placed in custody. III
or youngsters on being questioned full
of admitted their guilt.