The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-23

tana- on q winters visit.
In our next issue. we win show some
more Of Kingsley perfidia' EDWARDS this
paper. 1t will require some mn' lying a
satisfactorily explain his dan'pheoi &C
tions towards this establishmene and Il Il
he is not out some costs before he gets
through with this little fracas we will
miss our guess.
%. r. Graham and wife spent few
DAYS shis week in the fiourshing young
town of Star. which Graham says is forg-
ing a head and making more substantial
improvement than any small place around
the country. Among the many contem-
plated improvements is an Odd Fellows
lodge.
-Assessor Horn writes the INDEX that
all whose taxes have gore delinquent
can save the penalty and per cent. by
calling al his Office on OF before Decem-
Der 30. 1898. and paying their taxes.
This is the greatest leniency ever shown
in the matter Of collecting delinquent tax
es and should be duly appreciated by de-
linquents.
i. b. Riggs has a claim on the big
fiat on the north side Of the Payette river
and few miles below Emmett. On the af-
ternoon Of the 18th inst. he went over to
spend the night with his brother b. G.
Riggs. and during his absence thieves
broke into his house and stole about
500 worth Of provisions and cooking ulen-
sils. No clue TO their identity.
Judge Clagget has joined ths popu-
lists HIS oratorical eloqnence and
mastefly ,RtsfR Rgence' nave already made
him fasAtns politician aad MS ac-
quisition is something the populists may
Justly feel proud of without the least
fear Of his professions Of ofallegiance to
this party proving lnslncere. quibiing
B politicians 10 the contrary nct-with-
standing
The Idaho Odd Fellow published
at Caldwell by brother A. X Steunen-
berg. has reached 0ur mahogany Il is
"A handsome eight page monthly sheet
I devoted to the interests Of the Indepen-
, dent Order Of odd Fellows in this jutis-
diction and promises to become power
o. for the good Of the order Every mem
o Der Of this order in Idaho should sub
scribe fer the Odd Fellow It is the
only fratr-nal paper in the state and
win be foaiud TO be interesting TO other
societies as well rs the l. . O. F Long
mag 1t wave
MARrffD-At thr residences OF o. T
Graham IN Emmett Idaho on Monday
evening prcembsr Is. 1893, by Rev F
l.. Youhs yf- R4no r. Hazelton anc
Miss Susie Boutwell, both Of star. Mr.
Hazlston is an old Emmett boy and il
: highly esteemed by his numerous ac
u auaihtances Miss Bothwell is one o
l. the most charming and popular youns
ladies in this section OF idaho. TIT
y happy couple returned home Tuesda,
is where every thing is in readiness to be
l. gin housekeeping NJ. Hazsltou is pro
- prietor Of fhe Star Hotel and saloon
May their matrimonial cup b. brim ful
j. Of happiness All through life
lie A youthful thief has turned up II
Is Idaho Falls. H - boy nine or tel
IL years old aud has sept the town in
constant turmoil fcr tht past year
a Suspicion was never attached 70 hin
la ON account Of his aye II was sevetel.
IN cross EXAMINED and c6nftssssi 20 havln
~ committed nearly every robbery that ma
occurred in the town during Che pas
- year. and for pttty larceny Idaho Fan
n has held the belt in Idaho. In some q
IA the robberi Il IS thought ne had &C
H. complies. but ne Is too shrewd 10 a
vuigc their identity
o.. A meeting held IN the INDEx oftic
"A last Saturday evening at which arrang'
IL mcnts were perfected to entertain Coy
%. ern0r Mcconnell in the event he conclud
to accept an Invitation which Hon.
A. Cowden was Instructed 70 extend
~ him on behalf Of the community 10 Wis
'n Emmett and address us on the irrigatio
question. n the Governor comes. n
=, - visit will probably be during or shortl
after the Holidays. and extensive pref
arations are being made for his entertain
&c ment. W. believe there Is nothir
al political about this meeting
Dan Richards was up from Payet
= during the week. Constable Stuart ha
him under arrest on charge Of havir
stolen a barb-wire fence preferred
W. l.. Fuller. Dams numerous frieh'
III thought Il was hoax but II turned ol
ni- 10 be stern reality. The Trial began
Ss seven o'clock p. N. "Wednesday and las
IN ed all night with the result thst Ju'l
-er Phillips bound Dan over % appear b
"s fore the grand jury, under $500 boz
with " y ward~ell and y K Hsy
I'M as sureties There "a no on 'hthe c5u
.w try that stands s1ghec-in the sstimati'
I'd. Of the psopis s. This community thi
ed does Dan Ricaafds and NhilS Fs do n
ng pretend to know anything aochi nc "a