The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-12-12

folks dancing class will meet at the
Opera House instead Of at Masonic
hall.
Alvin, the Z year-old son of Editor
Cool of the Journal at Council, died
Friday, December 13, of typhoid
fever. The body was taken to Payette
for burial. The Signal extends its
sympathy to the sorrowing parents.
Thos. Galloway is in receipt Of a
letter from f. A. Pence, of Half
mound, Jefferson County, Kansas.
Mr.. Pence is somewhat anxious to
move to this part of Idaho and in
writing to Mr. G. he asks great
many questions and states: II saw
a copy of the Weiser SIGNAL and
read that you had lived in Idaho
thirty years and l decided to write
to you
p L. Keeney was sued by j.
Cousens the past week for the price
of a horse which the former as road
overseer had seized and sold for the
delinquent roa tax of VIM. Cousens,
son. From the evidence given
Justice Sanders that the animal be-
longed to the latter and decided the
suit in favor of Mr.. Keeney Also
that as the plaintiff had a speedy
and adequate remedy in replevin
a suit for conversion would not lie.
Judge Perrill called on the Signal
and stated that he was subject to
much annoyance through friends ex-
aiming him for black eyes, all
through slight error in the Signal,
which made the battle in the Council
Court take place during the Gilhgan
hearing, whereas it occurred during
the Italians trial. AS the Judge
was known to be Gilligans attorney
many thought there was an error IN
names and that he must have been
one of the principles.
Few people know that the time in
Dictated on the printed clocks in front
of jewelry stores, used as signs,
means something. All wooden clocks
in the United States are exactly the
same; they point to 9:1S, which Is
the exact time of the death of Presi-
dent Lincoln. A movement is now
on foot by the Jewelers. association of
the country to have this changed to
the minute when President Mckinley
was shot, which was 300. The
time recorded on these advertisements
has been the designated hour of fate.
Billy Jewell received the other day
curiosity of the feline family. II
is what is denominated as a Maltese.
Angora cat He is Thomas, three
months old His hair is as fine as
camel's, glossy and about an inch anc
q half long. His tail is extremely
long and crossbarred like coon,
while a pretty brownish colored ful
collar gives him a distinguished ap
pearance These cats are said tC
grow twice the size of ordinary cats
and are great hunters. The cat cos
Mr., Jewell $15, and was shipped
here from Massachusetts.
r. V. Cozier as United States dis
trict attorney, under direction O
Attorney General Knox has brough
suit in behalf Of the United State
against S. f. Richardson for $26,
537,12, the complaint alleging tina
the said Richardson in the fall o
1898 and summer of 1899 cut th
timber on sections 30 and 81, town
ship IS, north of range /, east o
Boise meridian, in Washington coun
ty and converted the same into 331,
500 feet of lumber of the value c
So per thousand feet, making tn
sum sued for. Statesman.
Manager Harvey announces tbs
Wilfred Clarke's successful comedy
GA Wise Woman" presented b
Marie Lamour and well selecte
company of players, the leading ma
of which is Frederic Murphy, hs
been secured as the attraction at I'll
Opera House Tuesday, December l.
This announcement will attra
widespread attention among OF