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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-02-20
They we're Married.

John Steblak and Anna Tackina
were married in St. Joannes Paptisatus
Greek Catholic church, OH Broad
street, at 10 o'clock this morning, by
Rev. Alexis Novak.
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LAKE IS CLEARED.
Good Skating Today and on Washington's
Birthday.

The snow on Raritan lake has been
cleared off and there is good skating
today and the ice will be in fine con-
dition for Washington Birthday.
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Westminster Cadets Meet.

The Westminster Cadets held q
meeting last night in the armory in
Rector street. The plans for the COM
ing entertainment were talked over.
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Simpson M. e.


Devotional service, $50 a. m.
Preaching, 1880 a. m, subject "Tht
Key to Gods Treasury" Sunday
school 2. 30 p. M, Epworth League.
g. 80 p. M, subject, "Using the Sab
BATH" leader, Mr.. A. Dunharn
Preaching, 1880 p. m, subject, "The
Widow and the Publican.
Salvation Army.
At the Salvation Army, 170 Smill
street, service tonight 7.30 p. m. and
tomorrow all day. Morning Holiness
meeting, TO- 80; Afternoon Free and
Easy, 3 D. M; Night, 7.30, subject
The Open Dour :"
Grace English Lutheran.
A series of special lenten sermons
will be commenced IN Grace English
Lutheran church tomorrow morning.
The sermons will be based upon the
Gospels, and in the evenings there
will be special sermons on Uonver-
sions, and some cases of conversions
mentioned in the New Testament.
Every Thursday evening there will be
addresses on the Seven Words from
the Gross. Last Thursday night at
the residence Of Mrs Schaee, the
First Word from the Gross was touch
ed upon, Father forgive them, for
they know not what they do" The
subject for next Sunday evening will
be Conversion" its necessity, nature
and efficient agencies. In the mora
ing, Jesus Tempted"
Swedish Lutheran.
Prof. Carlton, from Upsala College,
East Orange, will preach IN Cur Saw
iour's Danish Lutheran church in the
Swedish language tomorrow afternoon
at $3.50.
Rescue Mission.
At the Perth Amboy Rescue Mission,
"a Smith street, IN interesting service
will be tomorrow night at y O'Clock.
Miss Diony sius will lead.
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Clear the Sidewalks.

Chief Burke instructed the patrol
men, this morning, to see that the
sidewalks about town on their respec-
tive beats were cleared of the snow.
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GRAND CONCERT! |!

In Baptist Church, Monday Evening,
Feb. 90, ats o'clock Excellent and va
ried program. comprising LYRIC MAN
DOLIN CLUB, local and out of town
TALENT Admission 25c
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Junior Cadets Meet.

The Junior Cadets, of the First
Presbyterian church, will meet for
drill in the chapel tonight.
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Clearing the Snow.

y Superintendent Rock, of the Raritan
Traction Company, had the snow plow
out yesterday afterno IN and when the
fall of snow ceased, the entire road
was clear. The cars kept on schedule
time and had no difficulty.
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Sewing machines for sale by Peder
Olsen, SO Smith st.
3526a- 81 10 -2t-e. w. If
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F.J. LA RKIN, S57 STATE Street,
will do plumbing, steam, hot water
and hot air heating on monthly pay
ments.
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Pianos. Cash or time at the old
stand. Peder Olsen. 86 Smith ct.
5526-9.19-2t-e. WITT
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CHURCHES.
Baptist

The pastor will preach at both SER
vices tomorrow. Morning subject,
Goods thoughts of Peace for us. +"
The evening theme will be Heaven
Opened. :" Morning prayer service at
8 45; Sunday school at 230. The
usual benedictory service will be held
at the close of the evening.
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BroiIed North Carolina Shad

Steamed Boston Lobsters, Hasenpsffer
German style. Mattituck and Blue
Point Oysters. Terrapin Baltimore
style
WorreII's, 46 Smith Street.
Telephone Call 200 LIE
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Read the classified ads. on page 5
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Advertising is the life of trade.
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Rescue Mission.

At the Perth Amboy Rescue Mission,
"a Smith street, IN interesting service
will be tomorrow night at y O'Clock.
Miss Dionysius will lead.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-12
WASHINGTON County Exhibits.

]. n. Young at Council is select
ing and receiving exhibits at that
place in the interests of the Outlook
Club for the Boise Fair. He reports
good success and the Council and
Hornet creek valleys will be we'll
represented in the Washington county
department. Mr.. Hit who has charge
of the exhibits in Weiser hopes to for
ward a shipment to Boise tomorrow
and will be put in place at the fair
grounds Sunday.
The ladies of the Outlook Club and
those assisting them are to be heartily
commended for their excellent work
and interest taken in this matter and
too much support and encouragement
cannot be given them. Without any
doubt Washington county will be bet
ter represented at this fair than a
any former time.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-12
Governor Heitfdd Coming.

Hon. Henry Heitfeld, the demo-
cratic candidate for governor; Hon.
Frank Harris. candidate for lieuten-
ant governor, will address the citizens
of Washington county, beginning at
Indian Valley, tomorrow, Thursday
afternoon; Council, Thursday even
ing; Midvale Friday afternoon; Cam
bridge, Friday evening, and a grand
democratic rally will be held at the
opera house in Weiser on Saturday
evening.
1t is expected that all the county
democratic candidates will accompany
Governor Heitfeld on this tour, and
they will also address the citizens.
Preparations are under way for a
rousing meeting In Weiser on Satur-
day evening and cordial invitation
is extended TO all TO come out. The
ladies especially are invited.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-12
Al the Ro(k Flat Camp.

This now famous camp is the scene
of busy, bustling activity these days.
The company is taking advantage OF
the fine weather to get everything In
readiness for an early start next
spring. Miles of bitches are being
made. wood is being piled up Tor
winter use, buildings being erected
for quarters for men and managers
and everything put in first class, sub
stantial condition for present and fu-
ture use. An excellent road has been
built from the upper end of the Little
Goose creek canyon down to the point
where the 6O0-foot tunnel has beer
started. and through which the prop
critics will be worked to great depth
Work will be pushed on this tunne
until il is completed. - Meadow
Eagle.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-12
bR|EF STORY Is Told Of
TILL LAhDOR[ 5h[[T[R
H6 bea Running Successfully from fs Very Beginning promises
70 QuohfoliR the Smelling Industry

the result obtained. ~ The first night
after the smelter was blown in the
men who had assisted in constructing
it we're so worn out that they retir-
ed for a short time to rest, and while
away their assistants, not understand
ing it as thoroughly as they should,
let it freeze and every smelter man
knows what that means. But the in
ventors Of the producer adjusted their
machine, and turned on such an in
tense heat from it that they melted
the freeze Ud cleaned the furnace
completely. With few minor
changes that are always necessary in
the building Of new and practically
untried machine, I believe Mr.. Adams
has heat producer that will revolu
tionize smelling and bring prosperity
to many dead mining camp.
D. A. UTTER.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-12
The Tom Pollock Estate.

The register and receiver OF the U.
8. land offices at Boise have decided
that James DeIIayen, administrator
of the estate Of the late Tom Pollock
has authority 10 complete a preemp'
ton proof on the land occupied Dy
pollock Oh Rapid river et the time o.
Lis death. The right Of the admins
traitor was contested by NJ " Feriflp,
and john Bridge on the ground 'h1'
st the death Of Pollock the land le
verted 10 the government Nr bs
Haven viii therefore proceed 20 paf
ent the land for tho benefit ~ ih'
hei,s. Hengy y, Polloek of pe'goh
Miah., and Walter Follqek ~ Fss
iuokei, llhode Island Y'p''Rs'N'
Hgoe Press
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-12

Editor Signal :-
Knowing that the general public,
and especially the people of Washing
ton county are very much interested
in the outcome of the blowing in of
the Landore smelter, built. by the
Ladd Metals Co., of Portland, l
will try and give you few facts con-
cerning it and the result of the first
fire.
The smelter is built ON a combina-
tion plan, part reverberatory and part
blast furnace. The heat is supplied
from gas flame from a producer
that generates the gas from the car
bon of wet rotten white fir wood mix
ed with oxygen and hydrogen at the
proper moment. The secret of this
producer is the key to the success ot
the Ladd smelter and Mr.. Adams, the
inventor, is more than pleased witt
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-12
DisfTid Court Proceedings.

James N. Harris is admitted to cit
izenship
The ]. Muller Co. vs. g. w. Riggs
the time allowed for plaintiffs com
plant having expired, 1t Is ordered
that the default of the defendant be
and the same is hereby entered.
. State of Idaho VI. Ira Baird and
George Portlock, charge Of grand
larceny. Defendant George Portlock
Is found not guilty and 10 dis
charged. Defendant Ira Baird fail
ing 10 appear IL IL ordered that bis
bond be forfeited,
w, }, cayepaugb aud y, q, feren'
son w. W. y, Brewster, case dis'
missed Al pleintiG's eost
Iine ". JONES w. Hugh y, JONES
divorce granted, plaintiff eiyep tb'
property and custody ~ the ebliqfep
Abbott Dufneg Ref septepeeq w y
yoals ip ihe pepiifpilegy ~ Boise
pno leni case on ihe aaekeiY VI u
Pe,ylll NJ, o W hlRgl Hep hepl'
yesterday nii9n0Qpl nloRleF Np Az
luslnes ~ tlle telp
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-12


for treatment, but already it had TAX
en- too firm hold and death came to
his relief.
The body was brought to Weiser on
the early Sunday morning train and
the funeral was held from the Baptist
church Sunday afternoon in the pres
ence of large gathering Of sorrowine
relatives and friends. Interment
took place in the Weiser cemetery.
Omar was good boy and popular
with all his playmates and acquaint-
ances and his sad and untimely deatf
was a severe blow. The bereaved par
ents and other relatives have the
heartfelt sympathy of all.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-12
THt wtEtQ GnthT AID
CONSTRUCTION (OnpAhI
|tss Industry ADDED 70 u.iu udd
Promises 70 Boon, vdy Adw
il Business 0Td6.

Another new industry that has been
added to Weiser and which will soon
become active in business orioles II
the Weiser Cement & Construction
Co. This company which was moor
porated short time ago is composed
largely of Weiserbusiness men among
whom are Nelson F. Kimball, B. i.
Sleeves, R. Q. Mckinney, Bert Wat
kins and Will Lynch. Other NOM
bers of the company are A. P. Sick
man and other Denver parties. The
foreman of the new company 10 n. 8.
Chamberlain, assisted by Hen4y Chap
man.
The company manufactures cement
building blocks and constructs side
walks and buildings. Temporary
quarters have been secured In the
Kimball building on Main street
where blocks are now being manu-
factured and preparations are rapidly
advancing for placing the produees
on the market. A wall will b
built soon In conspicious part o.
the city to show up the blocks -
they are and to properly advertise
them. Several different sizes and
designs of the blocks are made, some
Of them being very attractive.
Superintendent Chamberlain states
that these blocks will stand pressurt
of from 1000 to 1900 pounds to the
square inch, and are more durable
than brick. The cost Is but very lit
tie more.
The plant now operating here wal
formerly located at Boulder, Colo.
! where Mr.. Chamberlain and associates
constructed several buildings ant
sidewalks, all of which are giving th'
. utmost satisfaction.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-12
Shot By a highf Wdf(hmdn.

Paul Graf, one Of the best known
young men in the Occur d'Alenes,
was shot and probably mortally
wounded early Monday morning while
in the office of the Sunset brewery,
the property of his uncle. James
Murphy, night watchman and engin-
eer, did the shooting through win
dow, not recognizing Graft and sus-
pecting burglars at work as another
man was with Graf. Graft was for
merly employed in the brewery, but
quit month ago. What business he
had in the brewery office is not
kpown
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-12
A Hard Fact to Laugh Aside.

Republican speakers attempt to laugh aside the
issue of Mormon domination in Idaho politics and say
there is no such condition. These statements are
echoed in print by various publications (such as the
Weser Word) that exist chiefly by virtue of complete
submission to those questionable political combinations
which bolster them up.
On the other hand the leading republican paper of
the state the Boise Daily Statesman, prior to the re-
publican state convention editorial after editorial
URGING the republican party of Idaho to sever its
alliance with the Mormon church and make convention
declarations similar those adopted by the democrats
This leading republican journal cannot and will not
NOW print an editorial saying there is no such issue
las the spelbnders Of the stump doing) although
it's party convention decision to continue the alliance
makes it impracticabe for the Statesman to speak the
same as it spoke prior to the convention
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-12

favor of Washburn.
Louis Kroff vs.. Arta r. Tracy, in
volving homestead of 80 acres in Boise
county. Decided in favor of Kroff.
Ada M. Sheffield vs.. Albert l.. Stein
brechen, involving homestead of 100
acres in Boise county Decided in
favor of Ada M. Sheffield. ksrs&i sssA
Clayton B. Knox VS.. A. M. How
ard, involving d. L. e. of 160 acres
near Emmett. Decided in favor of
Knox.
George F. Behyman vs. Collister
w. Cooper, involving homestead Of
160 acres near Caldwell. Decided
in favor Of Behymen.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-12
WsiSu Valley pTuls crop.

The Weiser evaporator is now run
ming full blast, handling the balance
of the prune crop of this valley, and
business in and around the plant is
on the hum. Before the season closes
several tons of Idaho's famous pro-
duct will be treated and ready for the
markets. The revenue derived by
our fruit growers this year from the
prune crop alone will reach hand
some figure and all are we'll pleased
with the results.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-12
Baker (ify fugutir6 Escaped.

Y Deputy Sheriff Snow of Baker City
was in Weiser the other day on his
way home from futile chase after
Irwin and Barker, the two desperadoes
who slot at Officer Boyd and Lincoln
when the latter attempted to arrest
them for stealing grain from rancher
named Waltz at Baker City. After
the shooting Irwin and Barker made
for Haines followed by Brown and
Snow. From Haines they went to
North Powder, where they left their
wagon and harness. From North Pow
der they made their way to the Snake
river in the vicinity of Box Canyon,
closely followed by the sheriff and
his deputy. -s -l--s sssssa so
From Box Canyon they struck across
the country in the direction of Weiser,
and from there made their way tc
Salmon Meadows. r..-scr ----1zr asRy&
When they arrived at the lattel
place, they inquired the direction tx
Long Valley, asking for the names o
some Baker City people who livet
there.
They did not however go to LonI
Valley, but turned and made TO
Unity, and from there it is supposed
they headed for Ontario. For th
present all trace of them has beel
lost, but the search has not bee
given up by any means, and it is ex
pected they will be landed before long
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-12

The regular meeting Of the Weisor
Democratic Club. viii be held NJ tho
opera house tomorrow, Thursday ey'
ooing, apd ell the members sfe 20
qusnled 70 come sad bring tbelf
friends, BDeipess u iwpo'fapee De-
mands attention, and good attend
anoe y desired There VIZ be speaf
iue, snd ep ipssgesiing program 10 De
Jag prepared
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-12

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The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-12
Recent Land Office Decisions.

The United States land office for
the Boise district, has heard and de-
cided the following cases within the
last two weeks:
Marion f. Perkins vs.. John Bridge
and James DeHayen; intervention
for estate of Thomas Pollock, deceas-
ed, involving homestead OF 100 acres
in Idaho county. Decided In favor
Of estate Of Thomas Pollock, deceased.
Alfred y. White ", Tennyson
Wright, involving conflict Ia home
steads, 80 acros IN Idaho county, neal
Pollock, Decided iD favor d
Wright
Carl Mau0hmep Va benjamin Men
AID, Involving homestead, 100 acre
Ia Canyon county peef nampa' pe
oided ~ favor of Manghmep
CHARLES B, fanTot ~, william y
Goddard, intolgipR y, y, ~ fQf itI
eoIae W iapgQp county neRi Apiqhei'
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golllnq homestead NJ lbV hefef
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The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-12

E,ank N, Hubbard has leased ''o,9, ,,,
Meadow 10 Bob Montgomery '~p' VIM
Msy zoos. Mr Montgomery w.
se,sed M elerF for nr hppl',p ,'', aao ','
s,,, g.'.,. aao. took possession le'l pun a,
s'f ,.s Ng end NlY Hplefq eAp'p'
fs, II ao to nalllornlp AND Aeilep iw W.
rleior NeeaoHg fpfle
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-12

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The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-12

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The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-12

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The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-12
|VtifOl ISSUES
| tLRT|Oh PROCLAMATION
ui Fl, Day Of General Ike
Unconstitutional Amend
nsnt..

,oters of Idaho, greeting:
I,oas. the laws of the State of
nroyide that general election
Ibout the state, for the election
4 county and precinct officers,
h beld on the Tuesday follow
| first Monday in November, A.
boa.
therefore, by virtue of author
Etsd in me as governor, and in
lance with the constitution and
the State of Idaho, l do here
hot and proclaim that a general
bp shall be held by the qualified
q Of the State of Idaho, at the
|shed voting places within this
bu Tuesday, the Sth day of
Rber, A. D., 1904, for the elec-
the following officers;
btors-Three presidential elect
Qressman- One representative
Fifty Ninth Congress.
0f1cers-One governor, one
liant governor, one secretary of
one attorney general, one state
4, one state treasurer, one
ntendent of public instruction,
spectCr of mines, and one judge
supreme court.
islative officers.
ate-The several counties of the
bne senator each.
lse Of Representatives - The
counties of the state, members
lows: Idaho, three; Bannock,
Kooienai, three; Bear Lake
Atab, three; Bingham, three
one; Blaine, two; Lincoln
Boise, one; Nez Perce, four
n, three; Oneida, three; Cassia
pwyhee, one; Custer, one; Sho
four; Elmore, one. T; Washing
Eci Fremont, four.
Pnty and precinct officers Il
bounty of the state of Idaho,
a county treasurer, who is ex
public administrator, a count
pr, who is ex-ofhcio tax collect
robate judge, a county superin
pt Of public instruction, a coun
Orney, a coroner, a surveyor
county commissioners, each {
shall be an elector of the dis
% represents, two justices Of th
and one constable in each pre-
and IN and for the county {
q clerk of the district cour
ex-othcio auditor and recordel
an unexpired term.
lsltutional Amendement-Als
ne following amendment to Il
'utlon of the State of Idaho
on at said election, to-wit:
anent to Section 10 of Artic
uon 10. The board of coun'
lssloners shall consist of thr
sn, whose terms of office sha
years, one of whom shall
az tho regular election in 19(
~rm OF four years and two shs
wed at the same election for
" Two years and their successo
70 elected for a term of TO
81 The regular election theI
question to be submitted to t
% OF the State of Idaho at ga
" shall be as follows, to-wit
u Section 10 of Article 1s
'u''ltution Of the State of Ida
'~ended as to permit the cou
.'~lssloners TO be elected for
o four yearsY
~ ~~.'lmony whereof, 1 have he
y my hand and caused TO
1e Great Seal of the stu
~, Boise, the Capital Of IdaI
~ Gay Of September, A,
'ag lhe Independence Of
4. ''sles Of Ameriee, the
T" and twepty-piptb,
y MORRISON, Govern
eos a of tbe state of Idaho
VIII IN. GIleOM
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-12

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