The Weiser signal. [volume], December 26, 1901, Image 7

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Council.
We are having a rain storm today.
Mrs. Bill Glen was quite sick last week.
Last Sunday evening Jim Linder's
house caught fire, and the kitchen with
all its contents were burned before the
fire could be extinguished
Mr.Cosset has been on the sick list for
several days.
Miss Dora Dale will spend the holidays
in Council.
Maud Peters.
Lewis Winkler made a trip to the
county seat this week
The box social was a very pleasant aff
air and the ladied realized quite a nice
sum from the sale ol their boxes.
Oasley Biggerstaff, whe has been at
Huntington for three months, came in on
Friday's train.
There was a dance at Bolan's hall last
Friday night.
Mr. Rineheart is putting up a new barn.
Mrs. John Root of Cambridge is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Hinkle.
Mrs. Gossie left Saturday to join her
husband at Mackey, Idaho.
Mode Addington Jr. has gone to Weiser
to work on the railroad.
Misses Lida and Edna Biggerstaff will
spend next week in Weiser.
There will be a Christmas tree at the
W 7 hiie school house also one here in town
Mrs. Abe Criss recieved a fine assort
ment of goods Iasi week. Sam Spicer of
Warren passed through here Saturday
route to Portland where he will spend
the holidays with his parents.
there will be lour weddings
She is the guest of Miss
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Humor says
in Council next Wednesday.
Ira Root came out from \\ arreti to
spend the holidays wjth Ins brother
John, who is principal of the Cambridge
school. , 4 ., ,
Misses Maggie Morrison and Matilda
from Weiser to spend the
Moser came up
holidays with home foiks.
Mrs Marv Wooden has come home to
spend'the holidays with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Pebles.
and Mrs Roy Carruthers have
cone to Weiser to spend Christmas.
k Mrs. Heuderlite and son Aubry have
; with Mrs. Van
Mr.
been spending a few days
M Mr'\viokiund came over from Oregon
last week after his daughter Ella, who
has been spending ihe summer with her
uncle's family. Mr. Sorrensou.
Middle Valley.
There is a Chinook wind blowing here
, nnd .he snow is nearly all gone.
Looks as though there will be a black
Christmas in our valley this year if it
keeps on thawing and bio» mg.
Lots of horses and cattie
and they are
find a belter country in
out on the
doing well.
range yet
Where could we hn
winter than Idaho t
Walter Keithley went to
today with a load of geese to raille and
Sh There W is V cyphering at the Mt. Pleasant
J. D. KeithleJ this winter. -
is a new-comer in the valley
country flue.
W - F ' ,®s'. de w a e ek for Iowa where they
wiî. spend a good part of the winter vis
Ring '•home folks t£) Council one
J: D. Keithley ^ . J° ess lr ip. He
gold i ft host W o e f e ducks and chickens ti the
Cambridge
nd likes the
is Randleman left
Council folks for Christmas. John is a
hustler and knows how to do business.
Win, Hopper arrived home Saturday
from Moscow, where he has been attend
ing school. He will visit home folks
during holiday and then go back to Mos
cow where he expects to slay three years
The Salem school on the East side will
render a good program Christmas eve.
After the performance presents will be
distributed by Mr. Santa Claus from a
flue tree.
Mary Mackey is home spending vaca
tion with her parents. She has been at
tending school at Weiser.
Robert Jackson and wife have been on
the sick list tor some time.
Jas. McRoberts made a business trip
to Payette last week.
Somerville of Crane creek is feeding his
sheep in our valley, having bought
his hay of R Jackson.
Marion Mackey is expected home from
Ontario to spend a few days during
Christmas week.
John McRoberts is buying up a few
calves.
F. A. Stewart has moved on to Wm.
Hopper's ranch, where he expects to
farm next year.
Charley Johnson of Illinois has taken
up a ranch on Sage creek, in this valley,
where he intends to make a good home
in the future.
Andrew Miller, who just lately arrived
from the Sunflower state, has purchased
a ranch in Salubria valley, near the
mouth of Pine creek.
John Tinsley of the east side went to
Salubria last Thursday.
Mrs. Ader and son have moved back to
the valley, where tliev will spend the
winter.
: Happy New Year to the Signal!
Stops the Cough and Works off the
Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
cure a cold in one day. No Cure, no
pay. Price 25 cents.
An appropriate present for your
gentleman friends iff a box of cigars
at the right prices. Get them
that way at Caplan's.
The Idaho Milling Co. is paying
the highest market price for ail kinds
of grain.
merchants flour with the understand
ing that every sack sold which does
not give satisfaction can be returned
and another got until satisfied,
want your grain and expect to make
market for it all times. 49tf.
We are furnishing the
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diseases,
All cars on the Bamberger railroad stop
at the springs
Head
Prizes given when you buy.
my ad.
P, Centemeri kid gloves at Som
camp'8.
That sleigh needs painting
Moyer about it.
Vial.
See
Prof. McNamara, the president of the
and
McNamara School of Magnetic
Natural Healing is tow in charge of Beck's
Famous Hot Springs of Salt Lake City
and he iscombiningthe efficacious waters
with great advantage in the healing of
DOW.
Notice of Election
Notice is hereby driven that an election will be
held by the qualified electors residing in the pro
posed district,on Saturday the 4th day of January
A. 1). 190*2,at which election will be submitted the
question as to whether or not the territory and
lauds hereinafter described. Khali be organized
into and created an irrigation district, under
and by virtue of an Act of the Legislature of the
State of Idaho, entitled ''An act to provide for
the organization and government of irrigation
districts and to provide for the acquisition of
water and other property and for the distribu
tion of water thereby for irrigation purposes.and
for other aud similar purposes, approved March
6,1899." Aud all acts and
tory and supplemental thereto.
Said proposed district is hereby designated
and named 'Weiser Irrigation District.*' situat
ed in Washington county, in the state of Idaho,
bounded and described as follows:
point whence the southeast
corner of section twenty-nine,in township eleven,
north of range live west of Boise Meridian, in
Washington county, state of Idaho, bears east,
six huudred and sixty feet;thence east 5280 feet;
thence north 660 feet; thence east 660 feet in
tersecting east line of section twenty-eight at n
point six hundred and sixty feet north of the
southeast corner of said section: thence soutli
660 feet to the corners of sections 27. 28. 33 a
34; thence east 1820 ieet; thence south 660 feet:
thence east 1320 feet; thence south 660 feet;
thence east 660 feet: thence south 13*20 feet:thence
feet;east660 feet;thence south660;thence east 1320
feet to a point whence the east one quarter
corner of section thirty-four (34) bears north
660 feet: thence soutli 660 feet; thence east 2640
feet* thence soutli 660 feet: theuae east 000 feet:
thence soutli 060 feet to a point whence tin* soutli
one quarter corner of section thirty-live (35)
bears west 000 feet: thence west 3300 feet to the
southeast corner of section 34: thence north 000
feet: thence west 000 feet: thence north 000 feet;
thence west 1320 feet; thence north 060 Teet;
thence west 060 feet: thence north 1320 feet:
thence west 660 feet:theuce north (56-J feet'.theuce
we»tl880 feet to »point when«- the northeast <:»r.
ner of section thirty-three f33J bears uortli 1320 ;
feet;thence north660feet:thence west 5283 feet to !
a point whence the northeast corner of section
thirty-two 1321 bears north 660 feet; thence west
450feet; thence south 660 feet to the north line
of Park street in the city of W eiser; thence west
450 feet to the center line of Walnut street: thence
south 433 feet to the center line of Liberty
street*, thence west 660 feet to the center line of
Llm street; thence south 666 feet to the center
line of Main street; thence west to the center
of Monroe creek : thence along the center of the
Main channel or .Monroe creek to the center of
Commercial street; thence west along the center
line of Commercial street to its intersection with
center line of Walker street: thence south along
of Walker street to the north line
of the O. S. L. Ry. right-of-way; thence south
terly along said north line of said right-of
way to the Weiser river: thence down and along
the right bank of Weiser river to its west mouth
at Snake river, thence down ami along the
meandering of the right hank of Snake river to
a point at center line of the south side of lot
three in section nineteen of township eleven,
north of range six west. B. M : thence north
one hundred und ninety-seven feet to the north
line of section nineteen, in said township and
range: thence east 660 feet:thenoe north 660 feet;
thence east 1320 feet; thence north 600 feet;
thence east 1320 feet to the west line of section
seventeen in said township and range; thence
north 060 feet: thence east 600 feet: thence north
000 feet: thence east 1320 feet: thence north 060
feet: thence west 000 feet: thence north 1980 fe»*t
to the north line of section seventeen i
township and range; thence east 1320 feet:
thence south
000 feet: the
1320 feet; thence north 600 feet; thence east 8960
feet; the
them.
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parts of ucls
Begi
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the center li
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1320
south 660
f«***t :
thence cast
feet:
„.jiice north 660 feet: thence _
;e south 660 feet: thence east 600 feet to the
of section sixteen ;tbence
thence south 000feet:thenc
south 1830 feet: theno
south 000 feet: thence east 660 feet: the
1320 feet to the
said town, and range: theuce
st 1.32
st 3960 feet:
st 1980 feet : thence
east 1320 feet:
thence
south
îtion fouit'en in
■ 1820 pi
thenc« south 060 fe«t:tb«nca cast 660 feet*.thence
soutli 1980; thence 660 feet east to the east line of
section twenty-three in said town,
tlienee south 660 feet: thence east
thence soutli 2640 feet;thence east600 feet;thence
th 1320 feet: thence east 1320 feel to the east
line of section twenty-five in
range: thence south 600 feet; thence
feet*, thence south 660 feet: thence
theuce north 660 feet; thence
east Hue of section tv
eleven north of range fi
120 feet; thenc
south 1320 feet to the place of beginning.
And that the maps, exhibits mid profile*, filed
herein are referred to and made a part of the de
scription of said proposed irrigation District.
And it is further ordered that said proposed
Weiser Irrigation District, is sub-divided into
five district«, bounded, designated and described
as follows to.wit*
lit line of
nd range:
3300 feet:
st 3300
id town, and
st 5280 feet:
St 1980 feet to the
township
west or B. M. thence
west «60 feet.
euty-uiue iu
thenc«
I) I STRICT No. 1.
All that portion of the territory of said dis
st of the
»hip
trlct, lnTuiiibuforp described. jyitiK
renier line
He
lgnated und constit
id irriguti
f Section« 30 and 31. in t
north of rature live, weit, is hereby de»
tted district or precinct No.
district.
1. of
DISTRICT NO 5
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Beginning on the canal of the Weiser Water
Companyy^rhere the center line o sectiou „3 in
terieot« tlifl Bum«; tliaoco down Uld
as now surveyed and the Laton
Lateral to Snake River; thence up Snake
river to a point where the north line of
section twenty-nine intersects said river, thence
east on said line to the north-west corner of
section twenty-eight. »U m township eleven
north of range six. west: thence north one-half
^\W: thence east one and one-half mljei:J-heuce
north one-half mile, thence east to the pi»ee of
beginning is hereby deaignated and cm» stl tu ted
'^strict or precinct No. 5 of said Irrigation
District.
At said electi
r ?®7? r . 8 of
»h»'* be a
Hector and resident i
DISTRICT NO. 2.
f the territory of said dIs
ms t of the
township
All that portion
trlct hereinbefore described Wing
nd 31. 1
est It. M ami
s 30
eleven, north of range live
of the eeuler line of
township eleven. North of range six.
. is hereby deslg
stitutc Distr ct'2. of said irrigation District.
f sect!
•enter line
Hi
lotions '28.
20 .
ud 35. in
•st of the
ted, and c
Boise Meridi
DISTRICT NO. 3
t the north-east corner of the
north-west quarter of section twenty-six : thence
west to the north-west corner of the north-east
twenty-eight, thence soutli to
Snake river*, thence up Snake river to the center
•t ion tbîrty-flve all of the above ieo*
tious being iu towuship eleven, north of range
six. west, of the Boise Meridian, thence north to
the place of beginning is hereby designated and
constituted District or Precluct No 3. or Raid
Irrigation District.
Beginning
•cti
rter of
DISTRICT NO. 4.
st corner of the
t the north
north-west quarter of
north one mile; the
south o
half
thence
up Snake river to the
Beginning
•.otion twenty-six; them:
5« west one mile; thence
• half mile; the». west one and
miles, thence south
t to Snake
mile.
river; thence
line of sec
tion 33: thence north to the nortn-east corner of
the north-west quarter of section twenty-eight:
all of said sections being in township eleven
north of range six. west : thence east two miles
to place of lieg inning is hereby designated and
constituted District or Precinct No. I of said
Irrigation District.
-half
•enter
there shall he el
id proposed district, each of whom
n th«* division, aud an
the district for which he
ted five di
free-holder
is elected.
And it is also further ordered that the follow
amed persons are appointed as officers to
id election, and the following named
ted Hg the polling place for the
jtlvely.
ing
conduct
places are desig
several districts rest
niSTBK'T NO. 1.
Charles 8. Fosse 1
Registrar
Judges— N. F. Kimball. Thomas Shannon and
A J. Hopkins.
Distributing Clerk—M
Polling place-- Welser Ope
DISTRICTS'
Registrar—Dennis Dyer.
Judges— S. C. Hale, L. M. Dickerson and Job
C. Consens.
Distributing clerk—Ira Hopper.
Poliing Place Schoolhou
DISTRICT NO. 3
Registrar- William Smith.
Judges -J. B Hemenway. Joseph Smith und
A. Watson.
Distributing Clerk—J. F. Dean.
. Nellie L. Hanthorn.
ra House.
O. 2.
of Di»t
;t No. 11.
it Schoolboys« of Dintrirt
Polling place—L
No. 22
DISTRICT No. 4.
M. K Beckwttti.
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Registrar
Judges- J.
Travis Drown, and
Frank It Townie).
LUatributinit clerk Michael Rvan.
Polling place -Sahooihou
DISTRICT No 5.
Registrar J. M. Stover.
Judges— David Madison. Liucol
of District No 41
Thom a k
I ud
\V. L. Nichols.
Distributing clerk—S. It. Snyder.
Polling place—Hen
A nd it is also further ordered that at
lifted electors voting thereat, shall
cast ballot which shall contai
District— ves " or - Irrigation District -
ret. «iuiv»lHi,t tli-n-tn, »ml kino th«
f the pwrwoli» to lw votvd fur to till the
larlou. .-I,'dive nfllo« tiwralu prwicribwd.
At .»Id election tilt* polls rnuwt !.<■ opwii^d on.'
iiriv on Uir fourni nir o( di-ction.
I until sunset of the same dav.
e must he cloned
And Iurther that the clerk of this board give
the manner provided
blicaiion of such notice of
iser .Signal, a newspaj>er pub
the town of Weiser, iu Washington
»V richoolbouse
d elec
the q
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the words "Irri
VH
No."
hour after s
and be kept open
when the
« otic« of such «lection i
l>y luw. by tl»« pu
election in the We
Billed i
countv, Idaho, for a period of at least five weeks 1
prior to said election.
And it I» further ordered that the compensa- I
tion of the reuisirar*» for said election is tixed at
the sum of twentyflve cents for each qualified
elector registered
The auditor is hereby authorized and instruct
ed to prepare and furnish the necessary forms,
blanks and supplies necessary for the conduct
of said election the same to be a charged against
i<l district provided the same is created,
liy order of the. hoard of County Comiuission
ers of Washinglt
county. State of Idaho.
Dated ut Weiser. Idaho, this 26th day of Nov
ember, A. D. 1901.
Attest:
I. F. SMITH.
Clerk.
52-6
Notice of SherilTi Sale.
In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trict of the Stale of Idaho, in and for the Coun
ty <»r Washington
State Bank of Idaho, Limited.
Plaintiff.
Corporation
Vs.
K. B. Cohen. Harry Criss, Jenny Criss and R. L.
Sabin, Defendants.
Cnder and bv virtue of an order of
decree of foreclosure, issued out of the district
court of the third judicial district of the state
of Idaho, in and for the county of -Washington,
on the 11 th day of December. A. 1) 1901, in the
above entitled action, wherein the said plaintiff.
State Hank of Idaho. Limited, a corporation, ob
tained Judgment ami decree against said defend
Miits. K. B. Cohen. Harry Criss. Jenny Criss and
H. L. Sabin, on the 15th of October. 1901, which
id decree was on (he 15th of October, 1901, re
corded in judgment Book "B" of said court,
i. \ am commanded to sell the foil
Beginning ut the
er of the public square in the
d running tl
»1 fifty (150) feet, thence north one
east one hundred aud
h one huudred (100)
le and
Tug
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described
northeast c
of O
hundred t
hundred (100) feet, then
fifty (150) feet, thence s
feet to the place of beginning, containing three
lots. Being the land upon which the store build
ing of Cohen A Criss and the Council Hotel
building are situate. Together with all and
singular the tenements, hereditament* and up
s thereunto belonging or in
appertaining. In the County of Washington,
State of Idaho.
.Notice is hereby given that on Monda
6th day of January. A. D 1902, at 10 «.
a. m. of said day. at the front door of the Ci
Court House, In the city of Welser, iu said ■
ty of WuMhingtou. I wfll, in obedience to
le and decree of foreclosure, se
above described property, or
to satisfy
judgment, together with Interest thereon and
costs, to the highest and best bidder for cash, ill
gold coin of the Putted States of America
Dated at Weiser. Idaho. December 11th. 1901.
JAMES P. CRAY. Sheriff
I estate, to-wit:
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ny wise
port
the
dock
nty
ii
11 the
much thereof IIS
mid decree and
ord* r of
y be
sessary
By J. M. YORK. Deputy.
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WANTED—8i:VERAL PERSONS OF CHAR
acter aud good reputationfiu each state (one in
this county required) to represent and Advertise
old established wealthy business house of solid
Salary $18.00 weekly
all payable in cusn
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Horse and
hen necessary. References.
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JIM LEE, Proprietor.
Commercial Street, Weiser, Idaho
Meals at all hours. 25 cents. 21-meal ticket
worth $5.25. for $4.50. Everything the market
affords. Oysters in all styles in season.
F* refill Broad always on
hand 5c uer loaf —
Farms for Sale x
Improved and unimproved,
ranging in price from $4.00
per acre to $50, all under
an irrigation ditch. 1 have
some excellent bargains_
Will Loan You Money
on these lands and gave you
partial payment options.
Write me and I will give
you full particulars.
R. C. MCKINNEY,
Weiser, Idaho.
WHITE RESTAURANT
I have just bought the well-known
While Restaurant and will take charge
on the 2fith of '»«ober I will serve up
first-class meals a} all hours between <1
a.m. and 10 p.m Meals, 25c. Short
orders according to customary rates.
Louie GPuey.
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