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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-04-18

Rome, April 10 The Pope today |
received to audience Senator Kearns
and Perry S Heath, secretary of the
republican national committee.
The town OF Pomona, Cal, has
passed an ordinance granting the
Clark Los Angeles road the contested
right of way through the streets of
the town, against the Southern Pacific
The Clark forces have possession
of the deep cuts at both ends of tun-
mel No. l west of Uvada and are
holding the position against the at
tempts of the o. S. l.. to gain pos
session.
New York, April 13. A Worlds
special from ST. Petersburg says:
A sensational tragdy has caused
intense excitement here Captain
Hecker, Of the Imperial Guards, sus-
pected Professor Hermann Dohnberg,
the famous oculist, of attentions to
his wife. Hecker called on Dohn-
berg, accused him and gave him the
option of. binding himself for life or
being shot Dohnherg chose death
and Hecller killed him on the spot
Hecker's punishment probably will
be light. The car has asked for q
special report on the whole crcum-
stances.
Helena, Mont, April 13.'-James
Dolphin, proprietor of the Denver
/ house, near the Northern Pacific de-
pot, was shot and probably fatally
wounded at an early hour this (Sun-
day. morning by an unknown man,
who escaped
Dolphin was reclining on a lounge
in the Office when the would be mur-
derer entered and inquired if he
could secure nights lodging. Dol
phin replied that he would ascertain
and was in the act of arising when
the stranger drew revolver and
fired point blank at Dolphin, the bull
let entering the right temple. He
then fled.
Dolphin gave the officials fairly
good description of his assallant and
it is probable that he will be caught
Tekoa, Wash April 13.-The
rush to the new goldfelds on the
st Maries river continues and every
train adds to the number of new ar
rivals bound for the placer diggings,
which lie 45 miles southeast Of here
on a small creek which empties into
the st Maries river one and a hall
miles above Santa postoffice The
new camp is strictly within Spokane
territory and can be reached in one
day from Spokane, even with the
present bad condition of the roads,
and in the summer time, when the
days are longer and the roads in bet
ter conditions. it will be an easy mat
I, ter for persons to leave Spokane il
the morning aud sleep in the camp
that night. Yesterday the Spokes
man Review correspondent left thu
! camp at 6 clock and Tekoa in tim
to catch the train for Spokane, whicl
! leaves Tekoa at 4:30 p. m, despit'
the fact that the road across tht
mountains and in many low places il
) very bad The trip was made ol
: horseback.
: AT consistory held in Rome O
D 10Th. eleven Cardinals were created
eight at least of them are Italians
The papal delegate to the Unite
States was also publicly declared
; Cardinal.
In his address the Pope spoke i
J very discouraging manner of pres
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New Millinery.

| now have o full stock of summer
millinery at very low prices. Trim
med hats for children 81 up, for
Ladies and Misses SO up. All rice,
new goods at MRS. NJ. l.. HANDS.
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The only wheels are the Cushion
Frame make. It's a comfort to ride
one. See them and other styles al
The Weiser Cyclery-Bert Jenneys
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into with the assessor.
The claim of John Farmer is reduc-
ed for the reason that the Constable
is not allowed milage but one way.
The claim of Roscoe w. Smith is
reduced in the item of July the 9th,
for the reason that said item is in
cluded in last bill.
The claim of Geo. Nj. Waterhouse
is reduced in the item of $5 for the
inquest on the body of A. Criss for
the reason that said inquest was not
necessary.
Ordered that board adjourn until
Monday at 8 a. m.
MONDAY, APRIL 18TH.
The petition of William Black and
others to have the road which leaves
the new county road at the upper
school house on Hornet creek thence
crossing the creek and following its
right hand branch by the ranches Of
John D. Elliott, o. G.. Shearer, VIM
Black and Frank Peck, then re-cross-
ing the creek and intersecting the
new county road at APPOINT about one
hundred yards above Frank Peck
residence, is laid over until the July
meeting of this board to await the
report of the viewers appointed; and
w. B. Allison, Harrison McWhorter
and James Sutton are hereby ap-
pointed viewers to view and lay out
said road, to report to this board at
the July meeting 1901.
The petition of James B. Blaine
and others for the establishment Of a
public highway is denied.
The petition of the residents OF
road district No. for a division OF
said road district is denied.
1t is ordered that the territory
hereinafter described be and the
same is hereby designated as schoo
district No As of Washington county
III the state of Idaho
Commencing at the southeast cor
ner of Section "a in tp 15 n / 3 W o1
the Boise Meridian, and running
thence due east Z miles, thence due
north miles, thence west J mile
thence due north ) miles, thence due
east Z and J miles, thence south t.
place of beginning.
1t is ordered that Robert Jackson
road overseer of district No. S be an(
he is hereby empowered to purchas
S400 feet of bridge timber.
The claim of Charles Reed is al
, lowed for $50 and the auditor i
authorized to issue q warrant on tn
road fund in payment Of the same.
The following claims are examined
and allowed and the au ditor is auth
}. orized to issue warrants on the cur
) rent expense fund in payment of th
same:
) Bank of Weser, Witness Cert .S303
j. r. Sears. Justice Fees. .... 8
D G.. W. Tracy, Salary as .lanitor. 70
D Salubria Newsletter, Publishing
0 Commissioner Proceedings. .. 81
5 Alonzo Conklin Fees as an officer |
0 Ida Vreeland, Care of w. Noland. 80 0
0 MaryZ. Harper, Salary and EXP. 1S4
0 Nj L. Wilkerson, Contracting Poll
D ing Place .................. j D
J. G. Connally Care of Meeker... 45 0
D Irwin Hodson Co.. Witness Cert
0 Geo. Collister, Witness Cert. 81 Z
0 DR. Sleeves Witness Cert. Z =
0 A. j. Crook, Witness Cert ... l5 Z
G. r. Williams, Mdse. ...... 6 G
0 NJ. "A. Daily. Salary and Expenses 592 G
r. A Barbour, Sup. for Wright
D Family .............
Ordered that board adjour
= until tomorrow at a. NJ.
Go 10 Opp & Davis for your plowi
e Harrows and Cultvators. Car loa
e lust received
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Relieve Themselves From Laborious
Duties.
CONSIDERABLE BUSINESS.
Partial Report of What Has Been Done-Ad-
journed Wednesday.

The board If commissioners have
adjourned after very important
session, lasting about ten days. The
following are the balance of proc eed-
ings
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THURSDAY, APRIL II. 1901.

THURSDAY, APRIL II. 1901
The honorable Board of County
Commissioners for the County of
Washington in tue State of Idaho,
met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment of yesterday, there being pres
ent L. j. Stephenson, chairman, N.
Gorrie and Charles a. Campbell,
Commissioners, and [. f. Smith,
Clerk. The following proceedings
are had, to wit:
1t appearing to the Board that
there are two Road Districts in this
County of the number 21, it is or
dered that the territory hereinafter
described be and the same Is hereby
designated as Road District No. 23
of Washington County in the State
of Idaho.
Commencing at the mouth of In
dian creek, thence running down
Snake to the line between Idaho and
Washington counties, thence south
easterly to the head waters of Lick
creek, thence down Lick creek to a
point opposite the mouth of Indian
creek, thence to the place Of begin
ming. and Arthur V. Robertson is
hereby appointed Road Overseer of
said district and his official bond is
approved and ordered filled
The resignation of S. P. Morse as
Road Overseer of District No. 21, is
accepted.
The application of R. H. Martin to
have Washington County's interest
in Tax Certificate No. 20 of the year
1896 on the following real estate
lots numbers 1 and in Block mum.
bered l of Taylor and Smiths addi-
ton to Salubria, is granted and as
slgnment made in duplicate and or
dered placed in the hands of the
? Treasurer.
The application of Fl. Camp to be
:. appointed Road Overseer of Roac
District No. 20 is denied.
The petition of j. R. Stutsman anc
others for change in the public
highway is laid over until the July
session of this Board 1901.
In the matter of School Distric
No. IA. it is ordered that the terri
tory hereinafter described be and the
same is hereby designated as Schoo
District No. Al of Washington Co. il
the State of Idaho.
Commencing on the east side O
Snake river one quarter OF mll'
south of the north line of twp 10 n
RS of B. NJ. and running thenc'
east to point on the east line o.
Sec. 3 of said twp and 4 mile soutl
of said of twp 10 n, of D w o
tue ID. uu. uuCnSC ooUuh hiiiSs siNHS
east mile, thence south J miles t
the common corners of Secs. IL, IL
13 and IA, twp 10 u, W, theme
west one mile tp the common corner
of Secs. 10, II, IA and 10, twp /
n. + 5 w, thence south to the n
bank of Snake river, thence NV fol
lowing the Idaho bank of Snake rive
to the place of beginning.
The following claims are examine
and allowed and the Auditor is au
thorized to issue warrants on th
Road Fund in payment of the same
Jacob Hamm, blacksmithing. IS 80
l.. NJ Dickerson, Viewing Roads. 8
w. B. Allison. Viewing Roads. -. 30
H Camp. Labor in r. Dist. 20. 81
Annie E. Lane, road right of way. 500
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-04-18

Spring coughs are specially dan
gerous and unles scured at once, seri-
Gus results often follow One Min
ute Cough Cure acts like magic. 1t
is not common mixture but is
high grade remedy. Davis Drug Co.
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The claim of r. S. Wilkie is not
allowed for the reason that the char
ges are excessive.
Ordered that Board adjourn until
tomorrow at 8 am.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-04-18

Haas Bros. are receiving several
car loads Of machinery for the
seasons trade which they figure will
be big.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-04-18

The Henney Buggy is the buggy
everybody wants.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-04-18

There is no kick on my four. |
sell Island City. JACOBS & GOBLIN.
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ent conditions in general way and
in the church in Europe particularly
And he alluded to his own position
which he declared els most shame
full and disagreeable." Of worldly
affairs generally he takes a pessimis-
tic view, and forecasts troubles of q
far more serious nature in
the near future. The world at
large regardless of religious preju-
dice would escape many possible ills
by needing his words of warning
Hon. George d. Cannon, the dis
tinguished Mormon leader, died in
Monterey, California on the 11th.
He was buried at Salt Lake City on
Wednesday, the 18th.
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Rome, April l3 The Pope today
received to audience Senator Kearns
and Perry S. Heath, secretary of the
republican national committee.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-04-18

Money to loan on farms, favorabl
terms given.
II. g. MCKINNEY, Weiser.
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At consistory held in Rome on
18th, eleven Cardinals were created,
eight at least of them are Italians
The papal delegate to the United
States was also publicly declared q
Cardinal.
In his address the Pope spoke in
very discouraging manner of pres
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-04-18

until tomorrow at 8 n. N.
Go TO Opp & Davis for your plows,
Harrows and Cultyators Car load
just received.
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be big.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
DIED

CORBTT.-On March 10, 1901, Louisa A.
Corbit wife of the late Charles Eorbit.
Services at the residence of Il. n. War
ucr. No 903 Delaware avenue, Whining
ton. Del, ON Saturday, March l6, At l0.i5
o'clock lntcrmcnt private at odessa,
Del. Please omit flowers.
HAMpTON-On March %. 1901. Amelia
Robinson. wife of William S. Hampton,
in her SD year
NJ DONOUGH.-On March "a. 1901, Mary
A.. daughter OF Mark and Bridget Nc
Donongh. i'm her 10th year
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services on
Monday Morning, at $50 o'clock. Solemn
requiem high mass at st. Pauls r. G..
Church. lnterment at New Cathedral
Cemetery.
M'kINNEN-At Chicago, ILL., on tlarch
II. 1901. Charles Mckinney.
REkD-At Henry Clay. near this city ON
March r. 1901, Charles J. Reed, In his
S5th year.
TODD-ln this city, on March i3, 1901
Lewis T.. Todd. aged 81 years.
CARPENTER.-On March 10, 1901. l..
Bertha. daughter OF William and Sallie
r. Carpenter, IN her 18th year
DAVIS-In this city. ON March II, 1901
Sarah A. Davis aged So years
CLEANES. Philadelphia. Pa. on
March TO- 1901, Ida ~. wife Of Bcnja-
min L. Cieaves, aged "a years.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
WILL INSPECT CREMATORY
President oc Health Board ofNowport
News on Tour of Insneclion

Dr. w. r. Creasey. president of the
Health Board OF Newport News. Va.
is visiting in this city for the purpose
of inspecting the city cromatory with
the view OF ascertaining the best meth
Ods of consuming garbage, as Newport
News officials contemplate erecting a
plant in that city.
Dr. CroasCy has visited the plants In
New York BROOKLYN Philadelphia.
Boston and Camden, and this afternoon
will inspect the local plant. lie called
at the health office this morning. and
an company with Secretary A. A. ca
Hill, Clerk of Council w. p. Morrisson
and Chairman Willis of Council Crem-
atoy Committee will visit the plant
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
LAWYERS HEARD
SHAKESPEARE
Was Quoted While HattOH
Suit Was Being Argued
Morning Was Devoted to Argument
in Several Cases May be Short
Session Tomorrow

This mornings session of Superior
Court was devoted to several argu-
mens. The first one grew out of the
suit Of Deliah HattOn VS.. the Whining
ton City Railway Company i'm which
Walter II. Hayes, for the defendant
filed q petition i'm abatement contend
ing that the proper parties were not
Joined In the prosecution. IL was Mr.
Hayes point that Mrs. Hatton's hus
band, George +. Hatton. should be
named as a party to the suit. Will
liam S. Hilles. for the plaintiff, con-I
tended to the contrary A peculiar in
terest was given the case by Mr. Hill
"I viii be master OF what is mine own
She is my goods, my chattels; she isl
my house, my household stuff
my field my barn;
My horse, my OK, my ass, my any
thing"
Mr.. Hilles explained that the lines
as used in a decision by the late
Judge Foster applied to the common
law suit involved, but could have no
application to the present suit.
The court informed counsel that an
swer would be made to the argument
in a few days.
In the case Of the u. A. M. E.
Church vs. Webster John p Nields,
for the plaintiff and Thomas Davis.
for the defendant, q motion by the de-
Tense for the issuance of a second Ger
tiorari was refused.
Howell S. England. representing An
ME n. Diclyerson asked for the ap-
lpolntment of Christopher /. Ward as
commissioner in her suit for divorce
against James II. Dickerson. She being
q minor. the name of her father. George
B. Davis. is joined. The grounds for
the divorce arc cruelty. David X.
| Reinhardt represents DickersOn.
It being the intention of the lawyers
of the State to organize State Bar, AS
sociation in Dover tomorrow, Mr. Hill
les asked that members of the bar be
excused from attending court after II
O'Clock. The court will endeavor to act
on all cases before that hour.
Argument in the Cochran VS.. Church
man case will not be heard by the
court until Monday.
Former Judge Cullen was a visitor
while court was in session.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
CITY NEWS TN BRIEF

Members of the Levy Court exam
ined books of assessors this morning.
Boys of the Ferris Industrial
School will appear in their new uni
forms on Easter Sunday
Wilmington Lodge A. O. U. w.
installed eight new members last even
ing,
Darby line car No. sos jumped the
track near the corner Of Eighth and
Market streets last evening, and de
layed travel on all the city lines for
forty minutes.
I'm Sacred Heart Church this morn
ing mass was said over the body of
Charles Il. Mckinney who died. in
Chicago on Monday.
Tho Delaware railroad may be bal
lasted i'm order to do away with the
dust
-Riecause it was to be frame struc-
mre Building Inspector Cassidy yes
terday refused permission for the cree
ton of a chicken coop in the rear OF
house In Shallcross avenue.
1t is reported that Mrs. Alva Seal.
of West Chester. who has relatives in
this city has disappeared from her
home, and that hcg vhcceab0ms are
unknown.
-lineman Frank Hyland went TO
Third street bridge yesterday after
noon and reraired the police and fire
alarm cables which were torn up by
the hydraulic dredge.
The Rev. Benjamin r. Price. the
oldest member OF the Wilmington
Methodist Episcopal Conference. is iii
at his home in Elkton.
j. Frank Ball and Congressman L.
Heisler Ball haNN fcan granted letters
of administration on the estate of
John Ball
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
Old Paint Comfort, Richmond and
WashingtOn--Six-Day Tour via Penn
syivanih kailrOad

syivanih KailrOad
The third of the present series Of
onally-cOnducted tours to Old
Point Comfort. Richmond and Wash
ington via the Pennsylvania railroad
viii leave New York and Philadelphia
on Saturday, March %. Tourists will
hnd these three places of great interest
ard al the height of their Lenten sea-
son, Ola Point Comfort especially be-
ing sought by those wishing to enjoy
the early Spring season.
Tickets, including transportation
meals en- route i'm both directions,
transfers of passengers and baggage.
hotel accommodations at Old Point
Comfort, Richmond and Washington.
and carriage ride about Richmond-in
TACT overy necessary expense for a
period of six days-will be sold at
rate OF S8i from New York. Brooklyn
and Newark; $3.50 from Trenton: S8l
from Philadelphia, and proportionate
rates from other stations
OLD POINT COMFORT ONLY.
Tickets to Old Point Comfort only.
including luncheon on going trip. one
and three-fOurths days board at that
place, aad good to return direct by
regular trains within six days, will be
sold in connection with this tour at
rate of SIS from New York; $3.50 from
Trenton $3.50 from Philadelphia. and
lproportionate rates from other points.
For itineraries and full information
lapply TO ticket agents; Tourist Agent.
| lil96 Broadway New York; 4 Court
street. Brooklyn; 7S9 Broad street.
Newgrk, n. j.; or Geo. W. Boyd, As
sistant General Passenger Agent.
Bread Street Station. Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
NOTICE.

The city tax collectors have
been instructed by the City
Council to notify all delin-
quent taxpayers that unless
they settle the amount they
owe the city the same will be
collected according to law,
with costs. m2-1m
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
Has Marked Lines

City Engineer George H. Boughman
yesterday marked lines for the beam
house to be erected by Richard Pat
sowsky in connection with his aew mo-
rocco factory The building which is to
be erected at Fourteenth and Wilson
streets. will be 225x64 feet. and work
on it viii be commenced shortly.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15

$500 First Class. $3.50. Second Glass
10 Pit,sburg, via baltimore & Ohio
II. II.
Tickets at the above rates are sold
from Wilmington, good only on Pitts
burg Limited Express, leaving Delaware
avenue station daily at 1915 p. m.
Through sleepers from Wilmington to
Pittsburg. Train arrives Pittsburg
S.55 a. m.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
Electric Lieht GIobe Explodod

An incandescent electric light globe
hanging over the desk OF T. S. Lewis.
city assessor, in the city tax Office. ex-
ploded with loud report this morning.
scattering glass in every direction. Mr..
Lewis and Warren w. TuXbury were
much startled by the explosion.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
His Carriage Rrolze Down

While driving to Kirkwood yesterday
the frsnt axle on the carriage OF DR..
w p. Miller broke of. precipitating
the physician into the mud. He was
loaned carriage by Superintendent
Prettyman. Of the Minquadale Home
and proceeded on his journey.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
called 20 wires Bedside

Martin z. Smith was called TO the bed
side oi his sick wife In Reeds Wharf.
Virginia. This morning. Airs. Smith has
been in for several weeks. but not until
Yesterday did her condition become seri
GUS
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
So II wopia Seem.

Askim-What are the duties Of a
bank director2
Tellum-IIis chief duty seems to be
to stay away from the bank and give
the cashier chance TO help himself
70 the eash.-N. Y. journal.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
Jn.t ONT Of snitr.

Mrs. Benham-Not one woman in
thousand marries the man she wants.
Benham-She don't want to marry
theman she wants; she wants to marry
the man some other woman wants.
Brooklyn Life.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
EIttinw.

Miss Schermerhorn-The presum-
ing old fossil, to propose TO you'll
What did you say?
Miss Joralemon-I told him I would
be a daughter TO BROOKLYN
Eagle.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
nobhed hy nI. Credltnr..

"I haven't half enough money to
pay my debts"
"Well, I'm worse off than that; I
paid mine but it took every cent 1
had. ad.'-Chicago Record.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
VIII Rehoop wheels

Wheels OF the Friendship Fire Com
pany's hose carriage were sent 90 Phil
adelphia early this week 10 be rehoop-
ell. They are expected back to-day.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15

Our doors will swing open lhS the greatest lsar
gain Feast the commercial world witnessed, i'm
the strong IigI of which
gain trumphs will DE wiped away. and past achieve
entS in the field of bargaining pale Competition will he
dead Issue from until Winter
Clothing 0nd Furnishings distributed into the houses of
IEle people OfWisminstOn vicinity
Evening journal., 1901-03-15

The sale will be the Greatest
Slaughter Sale that ever occurred in
Wilmington or 1000 miles from here.
Our entire stock must vanish Prices
will be smashed to atoms. Every dol
lars worth of merchandise in our store
to be cleared from our counters, no mat
ter how g eat the loss may be- as we
must make room for our tremendous
Spring stock. No fairy tale or decep-
tion about this, but a straight story.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15

an and Mrs John J. Gallagher are the
proud parents Of a baby girl that arrived
Hhis morning.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
POSITIVELY THE

We advise you as friends that,even
though you may not be in need of any
Clothing, come and buy anyway. Lay
in a supply for next season, as the
prices Will be SO ridiculously low that
we can safely say you will save 60 per
cent on every dollar you invest in our
store after Saturday, March 9th, 1901.
1t will pay you to come to this
sale from hundreds of miles Distant
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
The Portrait.

The Fair Sitter-Won't you please
idealize me a trife, Mr.. Dauber?
The Great Artist-Yes, I'll fix you
up so your own mother won't know
You.-Chieago Record.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
FrIendIr Internrefniinn

Clara-Mr. Nicefellow said my face
was classic. What did he mean?
Dora-Oh, anything old is classic, you
know.-Tit-Bits
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Valuable Almanac rree.

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tTclone aad other important metero-
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by sending 4 request to the company
ut 100 William street, New York.