The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-02-15

:. thsre was here at that time, and profess
n,lv at least be monarch OF all he surveyed,
If vast deal territory that he could not survey,
the scope of his practice extended to Huntington,
RECON on the vest eastward to Payette, and northward
Council and Indian valley, and remember that then
ra.aesb Transportation was the best at his disposal
borrower DR. Warehouse was the only graduate physl-
Jan in Washington county for some years afterward.
When the doctor landed here in that distant day of So
s was modest hamlet of 500 people or less and had
Div four stores The o. S. L. had preceded the Doc
on its march to Weser only two years before, and the
physician found the town in the throes of the worst
sible influences incident to frontier community and
new railroad town. But cherished tradition informs
that DR.. Warehouse is to be credited with having
Fought order out of practical chaos here by being lnstru
entail in having the town incorporated
In $780, the old town of Weiser wiped out by the
mes and the site of the town soon throbbed Win
sness activity. And the first block to be completed
s the Waterhouse Anderson block, the corner north
the Hotel Weiser and the corner east of the Ven
ne commanding two story brick, q by l22 feet
addition to this handsome property the doctor is the
Hunate of fifteen of the choicest business
residence lots in Weiser besides. And one OF the
s inviting homes in the city is his
Alive to the great advantages in all avenues OF In
ry in this portion of Idaho Dr. Waterhouse has also
vested in mining properties and owns two claims OF
ght promise in the Warren IS countrywide and silver
0potions-and with assays which as high as S22S'
and 5S2, respectively. And these holdings are
SN~->
Cd pd l00foot tunnel
An inkling of the place Dr. Waterhouse holds in the
s uic regard and confidence ntimated four years
when he elected county treasurer and be one
I'd TWO republicans only who elected at that time
the best commentary his fret administration was
leeection by increased majority to succeed himself
IN 1890, the doctor appionted by then Governor
ss ney as Regent of the State University.
aternay regarded the doctor has been especial,
Go nod member of the A. F. & A. NJ Was elected CRANE
a In 1897 Is past master and has been elected hig
ss Oh the Chapter just started And he belongs t.
Is UOumsndery and the Shrine, at Boise
ns was born in New London. Ohio, Oct. 7, 1860. J
suOate of the Cincinnati Eclectic Medical Institut
so and OF the Barnes Medical College, of St Loui
biz aoe oct D. 1889, be has been happily married
n miss Annie Beswick of Fairfield, Neb And Georg
Yea years old and Frederick. eight years old are I'll
1s 'as'me issue of the union.
NJ ~ Warehouse is at present a member of the Stat
fo NJ. Medical Examiners, and its vice president.
pi ~ building Of the great Weiser wagon bridge vi
possible by the public spirit aud generosity Of ju
sA1sns "a lac, for muDihcept was his donation
. az worthy public projects SO much for q m'
'p & '"os"q welded 10 the upbDildng aud prosperity
kno1 np VINO shares the upbouDdsd confidence Of a
"A NORRIS sOMNER,
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