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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-02
SHIPPING ORE
The Rogers Ore Being Hauled From
Peacock to Council.

Statesman Correspondence
A. J. McCune. "a prominent Weiserite,
is in the Seven Devils on an outing.
Albert Platz and Henry Salzer of the
Salzrr-Ford company, are in the Seven
Devils visiting their property.
The Oliver teams are now making reg
ular trips to and from the Peacock mine
hauling ore TO Council
More men than ever before are employed
are employed by the Sa'zer-Ford mine
near Black Lake. The cable for the train
that is to connect the mines with the mill
is being brought in now.
Arthur David and @. e Van Schoick are
at work on some valuable property they
own near Black Lake.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-02
WeIser Valley.

The farmers are talking about cutting
heir hay.
Morn, TO the wife of Mr.. Speer, girl
| Mr.. Waldrop's family is down with
|he scarlet fever. They are slowly re-
covering.
The cattlemen are riding on the hills
They will soon ship the cattle to Portland.
| Mrs. Williams was down from Boise
'isiting her daughter Mrs. Madison.
There will be social at the G. r.
hape1 Friday 25th Everybody is in
lifted to attend.
Mr. Geo. Williams and Mr.. Shelton
Vas down from Thunder Mountain and
pent some time in this vicinity last week.
Mr.. Dave Madison and Mr.. Charles
fownley have gone to Portland with cat
Mr.. James Watson returned from
(ouucil this week.
Mrs. NJ Brown went to Boise on &C
cunt of her fathers illness.
Mr. and Mrs. o. NJ Pennock went to
Pine Valley on visit
Mrs. Greene will serve ice cream al
her home next Sunday afternoon.
Miss Della Shaw has returned from
Heath after four months visit.
Mr.. Grimmetts family went to Boise
bn account of the death of Mr.. Geo. Grim
NETT
Mr.. Joe Stover's family went to the
mountains this week.
Miss Libbe Tuttle was visiting at the
home of Miss Arvilla and Olive Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Shaw spent
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r
Shaw last week.
Born TO the wife of Mr.. Speer baby
girl
Mr. Wadrops family is down with thu
scarlet fever, but are GU the road to re
covery.
The cattle men are riding in the hill
aud will soon ship the cattle to Portland
Mrs. Williams was down from Bos
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Madison.
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Warren.

Mr.. Wilkerson of Salubria valley was
a Warren visitor Wednesday
Bob Ryan is doing considerable work
on his placer mine at Sch sler creek
Mr.. Mccullough has $50 head of sheep
oil Secesh which he sells to our butcher.
Tom Estes has secured the contract to
deliver all the freight for the Golden
Rule Placer Co. at Grouse creek
Hugh Nave of Council has the logging
contract at the Grouse creek mill.
Willie Morris is quite sick with mea-
sles
Editor Smiths son OF Salubria came
In during the week to clerk for Mr.. God
love-.
Fred Hindman is sick with neuralgia.
Mr. Halverson of Indian valley was do
inu business here last week.
There WAS a slight accident at the Sill
yer King during the week. A cable broke
and struck one man on the head.
Bill Bill, who has been working at the
saw mill started on prospecting trip to
Marshall Lake.
=, Jack Shaffer was a Warren visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Hollowell was throw n from a
morse last week and hurt quite badly,
Ira Baird moved his family up from
Council during the week and will sta,
mere until he gets the sawmili moved uI
from South Fork.
Bob Lynn is now foreman at the Silver
King.
Lando Beard brought load OF ex
perts over from Council last week.
Bill Irwin OF Salmon river MAS visit
ing his son, Frank, and family last
week.
Gus Killoran came in from Council
during the week.
Dell Irwin, who has been IN Indiar
valley for the past year came home las
Five loads of freight came in last weel
Tor |. r. Smith & 90.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-02
LandOre.

Jack Potter of Rapid River was bus
ess visitor TO Landore the last few days.
/ Mrs. ]. j Grabb has left DEBORAH and
4 owed to Weiser Mr.. Grabb is reported
being in The Greenhorn mountains,
|regon, where he is prospecting.
A. J. McCune. prominent sheepman
Weiser, is IN the Seven Devils on an
|lting and prospecting tour.
The cable for the Salzer-Ford mine,
ear Black Lake, is now being hauled
Fom Council to that property There Is
|ow larger force working At this prop
tty than ever before. sse--
Lester P. Smith is over at Black Lake
Feere he has accepted position with
he Salzer-Ford people.
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News Of Our NeighbOrs
ROAST CHICKEN.
Had Hen Barbecue But Saved
His Home.

I'd Lolley is cutting grain this week.
Ar and Mrs. Giles Safer relurned home
N Payette lakes last Friday. Some
their crowd will remain a week longer
L. McCammon from Oregon is on
creek this week looking after his
oh and cattle
i'm Williamson transacted business in
User Monday.
Ar. and Mrs. j. Comfy of Thousand
ring valley. visited at Weiser this
elk.
asst Saturday Mrs. w. K. Cate, while
fug to destroy chicken mites with fire
coal oil, accidentally left fire some
ere in the hen house, which SO be-
he enveloped in flames, and it was
bught for awhile that the residence
b ali the out buildings would be con-
med, but by the heroic efforts of neigh
RS the fire was extinguished without
|lch damage.
besday with a load of apples and
hches. Mr.. Stevens accompanied him
Mrs. Harden and daughter were at
eiser Monday.
Dave Jones and family attended church
IA the basket dinner at Middle valley
)nday.
johnson Jones was at Weiser Satur-
"
IRev. Barton preached at the schoo
Suse Sunday morning.
iMr. and Mrs. Bert Woodland were al
Ilubria last week.
|Mr and Mrs. James March are visit
. with Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Cate this
EEK.
Elmer Sailing will move into his new
Iuse this week.
Mrs. Emma McFadden and Miss Ollie
hes of Crane creek are visiting friend!
re this week.
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Notice to Creditors.

in the Probate Court for the State OF Idaho,
in and for the County OF Washington.
In the matter OF the Estate OF James S. Ded-
man, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned.
sd mi nistrator of the estate OF James IS Dedman,
deceased. to the creditors OF. and all persons,
having claims against saId deceased, to present
them. with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication OF this notice.
to said admin strator at the Office OF John w.
Ayers in Weiser, Washington County, Idaho,
the business OF said estate.
JOHN w. AYERS,
Administrator OF said Estate.
Dated July 30, 1902. 66-5s
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ceased, TO the creditors OF and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceas ed, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers within four
months after the first pubica ton OF this notice
to the said administrator at the Office OF George
I: Rhea, Esq, attorney for said estate at Weiser
City, Washington County, Idaho.
JOHN L. ROSS
Adm nistrator for the Estate OF Noah b. Ross.
Deceased.
Dated July 81, 1902. 64-5s
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-02
Notice to Creditors.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF WASHING
ton County, State OF Idaho-In the matter OF
the estate OF Noah B. Ross, deceased.
NOTICE TO cREDIrORs.
Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned ad-
ministfAtor OF the estate OF Noah u. Ross. de-
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-02
Notice of Attachment.

In the District Court, OF the Third Judicial
District OF the State OF Idaho, in and for the
County OF Washington.
r. f. Lockwood,
Plaintiff.
VS.. Notice
The Boston and Seven Devils OF
Copper Company, corpora Attachment.
tion.
Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that there has been
Writ OF Attachment issued out of the above en-
titled Court against the property OF the above
named defendant, The Boston and Seven Devils
Copper Company. a corporation.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court,
at Weiser, Idaho, this 10Th day OF July, A. ID.
1902 l. Il. SMITH
646s Clerk OF said Court
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-02

To the right party we will give excu-
sive sale of our product in Washington
county. Require limited advance pay
ment for goods. Address International
Power Vehicle Co., Drawer G, Stanford,
Conn.
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splendor of a love that knew no shamei
His soul was drunk with the joy OF It all
and his eyes now devoured her with their
intense light.
Standing there before the preacher whom
he loved as his father. and the foster moth
er who had wrapped his little shivering
body in the warmth of q great heart that
night the light of life went out in his own
mothers room, with Stella Hollis sympa-
thetic face rejecting her friends happiness.
the marriage ceremony was performed He
too Sallie's trembling hand in his
and promised TO love, honor and cherish
her as long as life endured. And under his
breath he added. Here and hereafter
forever" And then she looked into his
smiling face with her great blue eyes full
of unspeakable love. and in a voice low
and sweet as the note OF flute gave to him
her life.
And the preacher said: What God hath
Joined together. let no man put asunderi''
She stayed there with him until the gath
ering twilight
''Ncw, ! must hurry back TO my father
and win him. will not come to you q
beggar. My father shall not disinherit me-
! am going to bring you my fortune, too"
Obi curse that fortune, dear! I've feared
it was that keeping us apart so long"
Don't curse 1t. / like It. and am going
to win It for you You are a man of ge-
MUS. Your success is as sure as II It were
already won ! Will not come to YOU a
helpless pauper. I have never been taught
to do anything. I should like TO cook for
you II knew how. and am going to learn
how. / am going to make you the most
beautiful home that the heart OF a woman
can dream. I'd rob the world for treasure
for II. ! am going to rob my dear old
father. He has sworn 20 disinherit me If
I marry without his consent. He shall no,
GO II
Then, don't be long about It. You are
my treasure. 1 can build you q snug little
nest at Hambright."
u will only ask four weeks Now do
what I tell you. Sit down and write papa
letter telling him ! am Your affianced
bride, and ask his consent to the ceIebra-
tion OF our marriage within three weeks.
That will produce an earthquake and some
thing will surely happen within four
weeks"
He wrote the letter and she looked over
his shoulder.
You see, dear" she said as she kissed
him good-by, 81 love papa SO tenderly. We
are so much alike. You can't understand
how close the tie is between US. Perhaps
some day, in our own home of which I'm
dreaming. you may understand as you can
not now" she added softly.
Then for your own sake dearest, hope
You can win him. But I'm afraid of this
plan of yours"
Leave it with me for a month, do lust
as ! tell you. and then I'll obey you all the
rest of our lives-if your orders suit me-"
she playfully added.
She returned to Stella Holt's and CASTOR
went back to his jail room and dreamed
that night he was sleeping in the Govern
orr palace.
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at once. She begins to call him 'Davy'-a
onheard Of "Wednesday hovsrs about
him, asllin' whatever he thinks he needs:
she becomes that devoted, IL looks like the
little Enright Peets"u need hep next TO
play his hand for him That's the trooth;
Jennie goes mighty clost TO forgettin En-
right Peets now an then in her wifely anx-
ieties concernin' Dave.
AS for Dave himself. he don't onder-
stand his sudden an onmerirsd popularity;
but wearin' a dazed grin of satisfied ignor-
ance, that Away, he accepts the sityooa-
tion without askin' reasons. an proceeds
to profit tharby. That household is the
most reeconciled model family outfit in all
broad Arizona. An II SO continyoos to the
end.
Whatever did you do or say. Doc7' asks
Enright month later, as we-all across the
street observes how Jennie kisses Dave
good-by at the door, an then stands an
looks after him like she can't bar to have
him leave her sight; what's the secret OF
this yere second honeymoon Of Dave's?'
Which l don't say much says Peets.
7 merely takes Jennie one side an exhorts
her TO brace an show hersef brave girl.
Then l explains that while l amt told
Dave nOne-as his knowin' wouldn't do NJ
good Regards II is my medical dooty to
INFORM her. SOS she'll be ready TO meet the
shock The trcoth is, Mrs. Tut" says.
pore Dawes got heart disease, an Is
when he'll die exactly: the only shore thing
is he can't survive a year" She sheds tor
rents OF tears; an l warns her she mustn't
let Dave see her grief or bushwhack any
thing but smiles her face. or mighty
likely It'll stop his clock right thar. Can't
nothin' be done for Dave?" she asks. Moth
In replies. except be tender an brave
an make Dawes last days pleasant an
easy as We can We must jump in an
smooth the path to his totterin' feet with
Sentleness an love" I says. AN be or
ganized, when the blow does fall, to bar IL
with what fortitoode we may" That's all
I tells her: but it's started Jennie TO lovin'
Dave as'in with every beat OF her heart.
However, 1t looks like it's becomin' a case
Of oyerplay in one partic'lar; our pore
young namesake, Enright Peets is himse'f
gettin' trifie the worst of IT. an I'm eg-
germ that to-morry. mebby. I'll look that
infant over. an vouchsafe the news that
thar's something mighty serious the matter
with his lungs"
ALFRED HENRY LEWIS
Copyright. 1902 by r. Il. Russell.
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| other. enable to su' gest anything to meet
| the emergency. Texas ThUmpson's pony IS
| brought up from the corral saddled an
bridied an ready for the trail.
I Well, gents says Texas. when he sees
his boss is come. ! reckous I'll say aGios
an pull my freight. III be back in q week.
Wherever DE you. pintin for?' asked
Cherokee HaLl. tAin't this goin' Of yours
some sudden"
1t is a triie abrupt says Texas: but
90 you clmmarous think I'm go!n' TO stay
after Mrs kucker gives notice she's goIn'
10 burn the ground around Tucson Jennie
about Dave? Gents, I cont pack the nerve!
amt lived three years with my former
wife who gets that Laredo divorce l once
or twice adverts 10 an not know enough
not TO get caught out on seCh limb as
this. No. sir; I sees enough OF woman an
her ways TO teach me that now amt no
time to be standin' about irresOloote an
Undecided; an I'm gcin' to dig out for Tue
son. you bet. orti! this uprisin subsidies
This example of Texas scares Us up
whole lot; the fact Is. II stampedes US; an
without a further word Of argument the
whole band makes break for the corral
throws the saddles onto cur swiftest ponies
an in TWO minutes were lost in that cloud
Of alkali dust We kicks Up down the trail
towards the Moth
Which l won't say this ysre exodus is
necessary observes Euright when. ten
HIA4tS OGL. We SLOWS uE 10 4 ROAD EalL 10
breathe our ponies. but I thinks, on the
whole. It's safer Besides. I oushter so
over TO Tucson. anyway. on business
The rest OF US don't make no remarks
nor excuses: but every gent is feelin' like
a great personal peril has blown by
The next day We rounds W Doc Peets,
an he encourages US SO, We cOncloods TO re-
turn. dare all, an make a s.ze-up OF re-
suits
e I shore hopes we finds Dave safe saws
Dan Boggs.
' It's even money says Jack Moore,
that Dave pulls through. Dawes mighty
WHY sport when worst comes 20 worst; an
game hornets
That's ali right about Dave bein' game
retOrts Dan. but this yere's 4 time when
Dave amt got TO show. I says agin, I
trusts he retains decision of character suffi-
cient to go hide dooriD the storm. It amt
no credit to US that We forgets TO bring
him along
No: thar wasn't no harm DONE says
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nose paint don't bring him no more Of COM
fort than II he's a craven image. Why, It's
the saddest thing ever sees in Wolfville!
Veal observes how Dawes dwindIin' an
pinin' that away, an most Of US has a
foggy onderstandn' OF the trooth. But
what can we do2 II thar's ever a aggre-
cation of sports who's powerless, utter, TO
come to the rescoo Of q comrade in a hole,
IT'S Enright an Moore an BOggs an Texas
Thompson, an Cherokee an me- them days
when that neglect Of Tucson Jeunie's is
maxim pore Dawes burdens more'n he can
bar Shore. We consults; but that don't
come to nothin' ontl the occasion I al
loodes to. former. when Doc Peets takes the
tangle in serious hand.
''Thar's a day comes when Mrs. Rucker
gets eXasperated over Dawes Hl-yoosage.
Mrs. Rlcker is a sper.ted person an she
canters over an onloads her opinions on
Tucson Jennie Commonly. these two
ladies can't think too much OF one another;
but on this one div.s on of the house Of
Tut Mrs. Rucker goes OUT or Dawes an
gle Of the game. An you-all should have
seen the terror II inspires when Mrs Ruck-
er declar's her hostile intentions.
It's in the o. K. restauraw. when Mrs.
Rucker, who's feedin' US our mornin' flap
jacks an salt hOss as usual. turns to Old
Man Enright, an says:
As soon as ever I've got the last
drunkard fed an outen the house I'm
goin' TO put on my shaker an go IN tell
that Tucson Jennie Tut what's on ny
mind. shore never sees woman change
more than Jennie since the days when she
cooks for me in this yere very Iestauraw
an lays plans an plots to lure Dave into
wedlock- I will say that Jennie racherai.
is a good wife; but the fashion wherein she
tromDles on Dave an his rights Is a dis
grace to her sex: an I'm sOin' to devote a
hour this mornin' to calm Jennle's atten-
tiOn tharunto.'
Mrs. Rucker is q mighty intrepid LADY,
says EnriEht. when We goes over to the
New York store followin' feed. I'd no
more embrace them chances she's cut 10
tackle than I'd 20 dallyin about a wronSei
grizzly. But jest the same. I'd give a stack
of reds II Peets is her, When did he say
he'd be back from TucsOu?'
:" The Doc don't allow he'll come traiItn'
in ag'in.' says Dan Boggs. 'ontil day after
to-morry. Which this yere female dooeI
will be plumb over by then
While we-all stands thar gain on each
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! Faro Nell, who reports progress to us after
! We rounds up in the Red Light folowin'
| our return. Nells a brave girl an stands
a pat hand when the rest of US vamosed
that time Thar amt no real trouble
Mrs. Rucker merely sets fire to Jennie
about the way she maltreats Dave: an she
says Jennie's drivin' him plumb locoed; an
: no wonder. Also, she lets on she don't
see whatever Dave marries Jennie for. any
howl
E" AT that, Jennie comes back an reminds
Mrs. Rucker how she. herse'f, done treats
Mister Rucker that turrible he goes ca
vortin' Off an seeks safety from her among
the Apaches. An so they goes on. slingin'
It back ards an for ards for mebby two
hours, an me hantin about to put IN
word. Then. finally, they cries. an makes
up; an then they both agrees that one way
an another they're the best two people
each other ever sees. At this juncture.'
cUncioods Nell. declars mysef in on the
play; an we-aIl three sets down an admires
Enrigkt Peets. an visits, an has a splendid
afternoon"
An wherever doorin' this emute is
Dave asks Enrisht.
Oh, Dave? says Nell. Why. he's lurk-
in about outside some ers in a furtive, sur
reptit!ous way; but he don't molest US
none. Which now l remembers, Dave don't
even come near US AT ALL
'' 7 should say not" says Texas Thomp-
son, plenty emphatic Dave amt quite
that witiess.'
Now. gents remarks Doc Peets when
Nell is done, an his tones is confident like
he's certain of his foothold, since things
has gone thus far. I'll sa'nter into the
midst OF these domestic difficulties an ad-
just EN- some. I've thought up a slootion,
an it's apples to ashes, inside OF twenty
four hours has Jennie pettfn' an cosset-
tin Dave 10 beat four of a kind Leave
fO ma
Veal can't see jest how Peets Is goin'
TO work these mir'cIes; still. sech is our
faith. We believes. We comedies among our
SETS. however. that if Peets does turn this
pacific trick itu ondoubted be the crown
in glory of his Greer.
After Peets hangs up his bluff we goes
about strainin' eyes an ears for any yells
or signal smokes that denotes the comm
OF said changes An. son, hard as It is to
credit, it comes to pass like Petts prognos-
ticates. BY next evenin' a great current OF
tenderness for Dave goes over Jennie all
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

orally witnessed a whole lot touchn
other gents an their wives; an sech eXpe-
riences is bound TO breed ConcloosiOns. An
while I may be wrong, for these yere views
is nothin more than passel of ontested
theories with me, it's my beliefs that thar's
two attitoodes, speakin' genral, which
gent assoomes towards his wife. Either he
deals with her on what we-all will call the
buck-sQuaw system, or he turns the game
about complete an organizes his play on
the gentleman-lady system. In the latter.
the gent waits on his wife: he comes an
he goes, steps high or soft, exactly as she
commands. She gives the orders. an he
rides pony TO death eXeCoOtin' EN- an no
remonstrances nor queries. That wife is
range an roundup boss for the outfit
But the buck-squaw system is after
ALL more hooman an satisfactory. It's OPP
posite to the other. The gent is reesponsi-
BILE for beef on the hook an -four in the
bar'L He's got TO provide the blankets,
make good agin the households hunger,
an see to 1t thar's alters wood an water
within easy throw of every camp he
pitches. Beyond that, however, the gent
who's playin' the buck-squaw system
don't wander. When he's in camp he dis
tinguishes hisse'f by doin' nothin'. He
wrops hisse'f in his blankets. camps down
by the fire, while his wife rustles his
chuck an fills his pipe for him. AT first
glance. this yere buck-squaw system
might strike & neeophyte as q mighty
brootal scheme Jest the same. it'll eemerge
winner twenty times 10 the gentleman
lady systems once. The women folks likes
It Which they'll pretend they prefers the
gentleman-lady system, where they sets
still an the gent attends on 'em; but don't
you credit It none whatever. It's the good
old patriarchal. buck-squaw idee where the
gent does nothin' an the lady goes pran- I
cling about like the ministerin' angel which
zba ic hot ipk1 bar IN 1 -ps
ag'in, that It's my notion, Dave. who be-
gins with Tuscon Jennie-they bein' man
an wffe-on the gentleman-lady system,
tharby matches a brood OF cold neglect for |
himse'f. An If It amt for the smooth |
savey OF Doc Peets, thar's no sport who |
could foretell the disastrous end.
Which I've onfolded TO you prior Of !
Jennie's gettin' Jealous Of Dave toUchin' |
that English towerist female; but this yere |
last trouble amt no likeness nor kin 10 |
that Them gusts of jealousy don't do no /
harm nohow: nor last the day. They're Ike !