The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-05-16

y. ii. townsend, representing Tue
firm of R. L. Polk & Co., publishers
of Directories, St. Paul, Mimi, has
been in Weiser during the past week
compiling material for directory of
Idaho. Their work is always full
and complete in detail
Mr.. Smith, the man who bored
the well on the Ashley farm, has
just returned from Little Willow
where he put down two thousand
foot wells One flows so gallons per
minute, the other 120 gallons per
minute, showing that there is artes
ian water in the country.
H. R. Brown, of Pocatello, was
down Sunday to look over his orchard
that Mr.. Fosseman is growing for
him. Mr. Brown was more than
pleased with Weiser and vicinity.
This being his first visit here, and
predicts great future for the sec
ton. He expects to move his family
here when his orchard is farther adj
vanced.
Mr.. P. H. Flynn, of Hunting ton,
has accepted position with the 0
R. N. as superintendent of construc-
ton with headquarters at Portland.
He will take his family with him and
many of the families of Weiser will
suffer loss in the surrender by Miss
Mamie Helen Flynn of her classes
here in music and elocution. Miss
Flynn is a musician, elocutionist
and teacher if very high merit and
it will be hard to meet the loss OF
her services.
We have received the premium list
of the Idaho Inter Mountain Fair,
which Will be held at Boise Sept. 16
to 81. More encouragement is being
shown each year to agricultural mat
ters, as will be proven by examining
the catalogue. The premium list
will be furnished free to all who
apply to g. S. Loveland, secretary,
. Boise, Idaho, and those who expect
to compete for any of the prizes of.
: fered should procure one at once
. They will find it of assistance in al
t calculations respecting the far.
r About $500 is vet needed on thu
smelter subsidy. Those institution
that are only in the town for wha
o they can get out of it, who rush t.
take advantage Of field some liv
!, paper has opened for them, but We
; who never give dollars worth o
> patronage to newspaper if it ca
be avoided, are the class here VIII
, ought to furnish the balance of tn
70 subsidy We do not say that it
&c the proper principle to subsidize an
buy every little benefit that come
v along, but where town is forced
or stand and deliver, the legitimat
S business men are the ones who hay
to furnish the cash while these hide
lie bound institions escape the donation
Id but grab for benefits in competit0
oe with those who bear the burden:
Cannot these leeches be weeded out
~ Norvil CORR, one of Washingto
ID county's commissioners, was in I'll
re city yesterday, returning home G
h. the evening train. He says things loo
exceedingly well in that county, wit
10 all interests prosperous and gener
W business constantly improving. The
III is considerable confidence, he state
VI in the smelter proposition made /
President Hall of the Pacific q ldal
lie Northern The people of Weiser a
r. fully prepared to come up to the
g, portion of the agreement, he says, al
nd and he is of the opinion that tt
railway people will certainly inst
p the smelter The size is not know
I'm yet, but the agreement calls for
as plant sufficient TO handle the or
ar from the adjacent camps, which mea
81 great deal. With a smelter, M
CORR says there would be sever
regular shipping mines in the SIEVE
10 Devils, two or three in the Hea
raj district and, perhaps, one or mo
ian from Iron mountain. There a
o, several good sites in the vicinity
'eo Weiser. Boise Statesman.
re- -
Now is the season to buy 70
summer Hat and you can get one
at very low figure while my reducti
Ir. sale continues. Mrs. NJ l.. HANI
al Mccormick farm implements Q
~, unexcelled. If you need a III
,r,s rake. call at Haas Bros
You are much more liable to d