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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1893-04-07
ARRIVAL OF U. S. MAIL:

From Lewiston, daily except Sunday
6 O'Clock p. M.
From Monnt Idaho, Grangeville and
Denver, daily except Sunday, 7
O'Clock p. m.
From Keuterville, Tuesdays and Sat.
urdey of each week O'Clock p. m.
DEPARTURES:
For Lewiston, daily except Sunday,
Z o'clock a, m,
For Mount Idaho, Grangeville and
Denver, daily except Sunday, 8
O'Clock a. m.
For Keuterville, Tuesdays and Satur-
days of each week, o'clock a. m.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1893-04-07
TAKEN UP.

EsTRAY NoTIoE.-Taken up at my
place, two miles south Cottonwood,
January Is, 1898, one black horse
branded AT on right hip, four white
feet, with saddle marks, very breachy.
Owner will please call, pay charges
and take same away.
lott A. d. GRBEN.
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2oo Men gantssl

To hay business ard sss1lcnce
lots in the town Of Cottonwood,
the future Town of the great
Camss Prairie, Consult,
]. S. RHoAI,s,
Cottonwood, Idaho.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1893-04-07
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY .


JOINT SENATOR, Hon. B.F.Morris
REPRESENTATIVE, Ward Gerton
JOINT q" ID. G. Stevens
DISTRICT JUDGE, w. G. Piper
ATTORNEY, J. H. Forney
PROBATE JUDGE 81 Ioooh f.o,ha.
SuPT. OF ScHooLs,}
AUDITOR 4 RECORDER q n VIZ Go
CLERK DISTRICT CoURT} oe
Assessor TAXI Iu w.rn
COLLECTOR,
TREASURER, John Bower
SURVEYOR, Geo. Nj. Robertson
SHERIFF, Chas. Gregory
CORONER, J. w. Turner, NJ. D,
list Dist, j. Reibold
COMMISSIONERS 32nd H. Meyer
9rd " ]. S. Fockler
JUSTICE OF PEACE III pohh;.a
CpTToNwooD PCT.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

A Asscdsts Told by . Wensn Who 10
Girl Knew the Eminens Jurtst-
The late Justice Lamar did not often
boast Of his prowes&- There is. how
ever, . young lady now prominent in
Washington society to whom IA a little
girl he revealed one eblood-curdling rem
iniscencc. He was accustomed 10 visit
her fathers house and had often noticed
her gazing curiously at his hair. which
he wore very long and fat to the sides
of his head. One day he said to her:
my dear. YOU look as II you wanted
10 ask me something. What is it?"
IF you please. Mr.. Lamar" she an
swered. why do you wear your hair
shat way at the sides?'
Lamar drew on his most serious cx-
preston. and. In low, hoarsc whis-
per. between his lifted palms, he re-
piled:
Because. my dear, I-once-had-a
Aght-with-a-man and - he-c-it-
on-my-
For q long time aftcrward the little
girl wns struck with chill of horror
every time sffe looked at him. until one
day. in the midst OF a gesture. hs
swung his hair back far enough to as
cure her that his head was supplied
with its normal complement Of MEN,
berx But she never. tall the day Of bis
death. entirely got over the effect made
upon her by the pretended dread sesrct
-Ch,ca1o Tr,buua
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

The checklist book agent on resori
ha~ just finished his campaign In Hal
timorc. Md, and gone 10 introduc. his
method In other cities He travels for
= New York publishing house and is in
Producing new book. lie put mp n the
best hotel. secured choice rooms. and
then sent district messenger boys TO
leading residents requesting them 10
call At once on matter ~ importance.
They called and we're ushers~i In and
had The book showed under their n,,se<.
Some were mad M hornets, bat tho ma
tority gave ths agent credit for his
nerve. and nnmber subscribed for the
book In order ~ have a memento OF tho
cheekiest man living
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

The Ray City races will be held July
The following are the events:
Stakes No. 1. yearling trsfters. 500;
No. =. 2ycar old trotters, <elD; No. 3.
3year old trofters. s}oo: No. 4. 3 year old
land underl PAGERS. $500; No. 5. 2:2s trot-
ters. s7oo: No. 4. 2.ai PAGERS. 500. No.
Z. 800 trotters. 800: No :. 30 PAGERS.
s9o: No. o 40 trotfers. 500. Purses
-2-,o trot. eco; free for-all trot. 600;
free Tor all pace. sioo.
A Lansing druggist. who is also
canoe sharp. has been all winter build
ing boat in his cellar with which 20
lead the PROCESSION next summer. He
finished Il yesterday and then discovered
that IL could not be got out ~ the cellar
without taking away the building.
Katie Putnam. Benton Harbor's own
eoubrefte. has Just bought $4,000 worth
~ fnoperfy in Portland. Even though
Miss Putnam delighted our fathers.
love will find the way 30 pile up dol
lars in something more substantial than
nightmare comedy dramas"
Thirteen women of Benton Harbor
have eombatted superstition and have
formed keeley league auxiliary. The
grand work these not,le hearted women
have undertaken will be- equaled by
success az great az their christianity.
\ Columbian entertainment will be
given AZ the residence OF %. VI. Barnes.
Lansing. tomorrow evening. The pro-
cee,ls Will 20 to the womens exhibit at
The worlds fair.
Grand Haven has discovered a new
claim 10 greatness. She has the largest
refrigerator factory in the world. Does
local option prevail at the Haven?
Your summer resort rced man is up fo
snuff Ore AZ Grand Haven advises
prospective buyers n leautify their
lawns before the tourists appear.
The Rer Fr Edward Van Pammel %
II. Mays caihclsc chIgch Iuskseon.
yesterday celebrated ms fortieih ami.
ver-sry AZ priest.
Big Rapids has bankrupt treasury
staring IL ~ the face sDd the pertinent
question il ssked. what are you going
q do about lf
William Hs~ley escaped from ronia
IN iss4 Saturday be returned and gave
h;nssef up. The officials we're 10th 20
! los< him Up
The breezy. nevsy Benton Hsrbor
Palladium has enlarged e. eight pages.
krrsas 'os pour shallow sill nesergrow
leaa
kaismszoo amateurs will present fhe
~flenriefts- April Z II "a - 20 tho
amateurs may oenae to Grand kapisl@
q A Dssey = Nashville. tennessee.
ehfe~ failure vrrcked a nafioual hank.
= At the Ssnifsysum a Battle Creek
Tramp- rsid~I Lansing saturday
night aad burxlarixssd several stores.
securing hat little cash.
tslae= sard hss been found In large
quantities az Lake City. and nos
fsrEnfy etli 20 erertssl
Louis SchAling ws@ baried AZ kalAma
49, SUNDAY sftsrnooa. lie murderer Il
stiIl At isrx~.
Fire sapsias night partially destroyed
thr tsrillng e Elmer Jone- At Holly.
i,e~s tsta
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

The popular and well known Thomas
A. Lindsay, who ls connected with Al
bany's New York. leading moralrg
paper. the Albany Express. makes IN
interesting revelation.
Everybody connected with the news
paper has known Il the facts Tor sonle
time. and can souch for their truth N
every particular.
For many years. said Mr.. Lindsay.
Il have been subject 10 ssvere spells u
headache and nervousness. at times 3D.
most enough % drive = man 10 insanity
from pain. loss of sleep. etc.
Medicines. narcotics. patent and pre-
scribed. did not give relief. and the AL
ment increased continually Having
read ia the Albany Morning Express. at
different times. the advertisement OF Dr.
Greene's Ncrvura blood and nerve rern-
edy, concluded To try this remedy. ard
after the use Of six or seven hottite.
found not only relief. but almost = raci-
cal cure.
Tho headaches are a thing Of the
past, while the terrible nervous spells
have gradually become less and less
until now have little or none OF them
left and my sleep is natural and refresh
ing.
Il do not hesitate in saying that this
remarkable change is entirely due to Or.
Greenes Nervura blood and nerve
remedy. and heartily recommend it for
ailments like my own. no matter the
cause Of them"
IL is a fact that our great business and
professional men are fast finding out the
wonderful invigorating and strength
giving powers Of this most valuable dis
covery. Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. 1t is the medicine for
the weak and nervous. 1t restores
health 10 tho sick.
Its remarkable cure IL Mr.. Lindsay,
after everything else had failed. makes
another conspicuous person. restored To
health by its use. 10 add TO the long and
constantly increasing list Of prominent
and well il-known people who are almost
daily publishing in the papers state
ments of their cures by this grand meci-
cine.
1t is beyond all question the greatest
curer of disease known at the present
day. and is the very best spring mesli-
cine for blood and nerves Everybody
needs spring medicine and this il Just
the remedy TO take. Ii is purely veee-
table and harmless. and is sold by drug
gists for 81.
This great remedy is the discovery
and prescription Of the famous physi-
clan. DIR. Greene. Of 35 W. lith street.
New York. who is the most successful
specialist in curing nervous and chronic
diseases in this country. We would add
that the doctor can be consulted free,
personally or by letter.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

>ssavrlLf. Mich. March 1.-THE
village narro~ly escaped disastrous
fire fh.s tnoruinx. IL caught froul cr-
fsrtife stose pipe IN 4. T. irsanous'
oifre Prompt action bs the IRE eiepa-t-
slotf saved great deal n properly. w.
A. Norfnpp. farmer living fou- miles
Asst of here. committed suicide thLs
n,arninx - shooting himself. Cause
ankaoWo. Frank kaf'er drowned him.
himself Ia q email creek twelve miles
north .. here yesterday. No reason is
....I.<n..i
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

To the Electors OF the City Of Grand Rapids:
Take Notice: hat the Ensh rrigned, mem
bers of the Board 81 ReSf-fration of tbs city Of
Grand Rapids. viii meet ~ tle following loca-
tions in the respective precincts of the re-
speetive wards OF the said city Of Grand Rap
Ids follows:
ward Of said ciiy on Friday, March m. i~ei aud
Saturday. Arr, l. lSc,, Tor The purFse of full
rs'rCgiStratlor ~ al the fotee in said two pre-
cincts aud IN all other prceincts ~ the srscral
wards ci said city viii meet on saturday. April
/. l-tki, fr"m O'Clock IN the fofenoou until >
O'Clock m the Afternoon of each ~ said days,
for the purpose ~ making perfect iist. as near
as may be. OF all per@ons residing IN each II
said precincts qualified a. electors under the
constitution of the state of Michigan. and en-
titled - vote therein ~ tho Charter Election 10
be held Ia said city on Monday. April = l>,s viz
First waru. first precinct At mort vast corner
OF Ellsworth avenue aud tAeIy street, in said
city.
first ward second rrecinct--at No. . Grand.
villr avenue, in sart city.
first ward. thiri prlrinct--At No. % Grand
vile avenue. III said city.
first ward. fourth prcc L,cf. ~ southeast cor
ner of arandsilie avenue and Ramsey street. Ia
said city.
second ward first precinct No. - Pearl
street. in sHid cii9.
cigar store. No Is North Dislsloa street. in said
cits.
second ward. third s,recinct- No. - East
Fulton street. ti'u5s and Van Duincn stcre) ia
rb,rd ward. first precinet-at Nos. a., Is aud
o. South DiFisinn street, III said city
Third ward. second precinct AT Newrors
drns storn. corner of Cherry aud Packar q
sreefs. IA ksid city.
1hs9l wsr.i. third precinct At Ne. al cherry
street, Cole and thapsls block tso called. in
Fourth ~ard frat precinct soutlwer, corner
of Kent street ard trr,cenf axenue. kiilnnser
stn-e SO esiie<ii >. in sad city.
Fourth ward. <ecood prsrinef ~ No. is7
In
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

He SEESAM0NARCHY
The Court Of Ps,s Writes Another
Circular Letter
THE REPUBLIC IS DOOMED
pra.ce Has I1ss Rssv Hnsne snd The
Gaananx Couns 80 Hi enn Wouid
Wknhsly nsssoss H.

P&xlA March sz-Ths count of Paris
sent out circular Iettsr ~ snoDazchisf
committees shronxhout F.ance. La u
he nzys Substantially: The present mo
nent 10 noss critical. The chamber
has lost credit throughout the country.
The government has no courage To act
against the soci4lists- II 10 poserlsss at
home and devoid u authority abroad
The time has come for al right minded
men to unite in = supreme effort
90 restore the honor Of France.
The monarchists must not rcpu-
date any political alliance required by
the interest of tho nation and Tor the
defense u religious liberty. but at the
same time they must let France under
stand that the monarchy alone can give
to her strong and stable government.
whose sole object will be the public vel
fare. Ny son seconds me Ia trying to
realize this object. We shaii spare no
effort 10 place France upon firmer
foundations"
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

W.>af~ero~. March IL In April last
the senate passfd q resolution directing
fae commltfee oa agricultural ard
forestry -, iovssfi9 ste the condition =
agricultural interests IA Tho t1ifrd
states and L found deprrsse.i 70
ascertain ths esasa snd Inquire INTO Tie
prgrr remedy
With a sss~ - carrying out tais iifec
tion. th~ committees hes appointed a
sns conmitses consisting - The chair
mas. ~ tieorxe snd senators Bate ard
pf1etor. a. inqaiFs into the matter -
faf a. entthn - coureFnesl and Senators
pnfer. Roach and Wsshhnrr T. IA
eeefigate fhat bfench - tne industry
relatiaz to shest. cats. etc.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

pcsruit has an artist who ism. always
prompt In the payment - his bill
Yet. he paints veil. sisi viii ~pfue ,iay
socc.ed. N he do-~nt lie ~ starvation
meantime Several d;lYs ago a friend
Of his met = real estat.. axen,
by the way he said. Eve tecn sss-
ting for Pallet. the artist, this morn.
Ing
Il that ~sF' responded the other one.
with inserest. We'll. I've been layiax
fx him tie owe< t~r naauths' rent
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

Nssos C'rry. Iowa, March 1.-THE
stabies cohtAining King Bros racing
sfrinx ~as burned . the ground this
evening IN the stables ~ere Storm.
2sl,5t; Brown John. full brother %
storm. Storm Bird. Red Clay and sew
eral other valuable horses Tie entire
string was valued At 100000
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28
II a body treats a body
To a glass Of Rye.
10 n b,-iv sallo n tas1v

To glass OF Rye.
II body tells body
Which is best to try;
II the pair their eyes are winking.
Here's the reason why
Ten 10 one they both are drinking
Royal Ruby" Rye.
"Royal Ruby" Rye Whisky is
guaranteed absolutely pure and
eleven years old. its great
popularity attests its merits.
1t is "a rye that is a Rye" rec
ornmended for the invalid, the
convalescent and the connois-
seur, put up on honor and quail
ity guaranteed. Bottled at dis
tillery.) ROYAL WINE CO.,
CHICAGO.
Ask for il. $1.5O per quart
bottle. For sale by Scribner &
Aldworth, Druggists
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

CmcAoo. March 27.-The League Of
American wheellnen is Althout an Off
cial organ. last weeks number IL the
Ri World and Official bulletin. published
in Boston. being the last number 10 he
sent through the mail. The company
will publish the paper next week. as
usual. but will not send IL through the
mail as required by the contract
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

DvxvFs. Colo. March y kilograms
frnni C4nfln City and Salitla rrrorf
hix xaid etcitement at Echo. or tia Rio
Gfande Rad. az the west end ~ the
trand Cston ~ the Arkansas Fifsy
men xerr bn the ground tosiay stalking
out claims and mary more are on their
Uar
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

CuIcAoo, March - Horace O'Don.
ogbue. well known publisher. com-
mitted suacide toslay at bis home. No.
.Bo Wabash avenue. by cutting his
throat. ODonoghne had teen lie
pressed in spirifs ior some days. and II
= supposed ke committed the deed while
teua porAriiy insane.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

Sr. PAut. MINI, Marrh T.--Upon
complaint pf Richard A. Walsh. a mem
Der of the joint Legislative investigating
committee. John ]. Rhodes. general man
sser oe ths Minnesota bureau of coal
statistics. wss arrested on the charge II
perjury latr this afternoon He wac re-
Isa<ed In 5000 honda
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

PrDAH. Pesth. March 27.--The body
of Baron LOUIS Kal!alli. conspicuous
Hungarian politician. Was found today
in the river Theiss, near Zenta- His
skull had been fractured by repeated
blows with metal instrument His
clothes had been torn in . struggle ana
his face was cut.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

MoSrREsI. March ~ Montreal was
visited tonight by rather disastrous
tire and for the fourth time its exist
ence the Daily Herald was completely
burned out. The building was burned
10 the ground The total loss viii reach
slp.cvU, insurance about $4,000.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28
Germany Wants Reciprocity.

BERLIN. March 1.-THE German gov
ernment will raise the Washington le-
gation To an embassy in view of a SINH
lar change being made in the represen-
tation Of the United States IN this city.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

y tHHFA ~ ttflAatf fs.4f assah F ~
r - fIsifa fssils. saassss.s 44asttss
q hefegt easl fs.ss nssre4.. sei4 fs
f@efS, af4ists aad 81 fsss faa@Fsi
ffssa tfla sseossat -fr4t a II .i..A
Hsslnestss 81 ~ -
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

NV Yonx. March Il The Tribune
fhls morninx saYs II - reported that
the crntraet cir The sale of the New
York Times ssz drh~n up and agreed %
yesterday. Ihe chief spirit IN the buy
ing sfn.lleate - Charles ~ Pint The
fst..e - f150no.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

The Ladies Erceleirf club hsss ae
cisisd - ps~fron~ their vsrm sslsar
~srlsi until April
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

EXHIBITION
OF DRESS GOODS.

Spring & Company announce the opening
OF their Drcssmaking Parlors for spring OF
90 on Tuesday. March a8; "Wednesday.
March 20 and Thursday. March go; at
which time superb assortment Of Foreign
Novelties. etc. will be exhibited lhsss ls
branch of our business is now under the
supervision of Mrs NJ H. Hurd. late Of
Chicago. who. with ample assistance. will
be pleased TO welcome all Ladies who arc
interested in the newest styles and most
exclusive novelties in Dress materials
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

Kslxms<os deneeras- hss> nez,issis'si
Fr~d iiesop fpE ma5er
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-30
oAs. GOSSIP AND PMD LOCALS.


-Eges wanted ou subscription.
Airs Abraham Miller is reported
quite -ick.
Come ont io thc ditch meeting and
bring along your neishbor-
-ln forming your good resolutions for
1894 resolve to Aeep out of debt.
John Dempsey and Sadie Say went
to Boise Wednesday on land business.
F.B Witui 900 Emmett boy. &, home
from lhe Boise school for his vacation.
Mr Albert jackson. wife and
daughter. % Woiser spent Christmas
with relatives near Falk's store.
Mrs L4vi Reed sladdeued the heart,
-4f-rne lNuEx boys this week with an
assortment Of her choicest applies.
Ther vii' be more NE and enerey
in Emmett and vicinity during is9i
than amy little community in the west
We af going to be chalk luIl of business.
-baeou Nardwer has been critically
i'l for several daV.: also Daye Murra,
Inr Iufue- Milh asthma and the iafter
Wli bronchitis, and winter weather.
rfrN oft fNr mi'in,i tNIe. is nul feri
ail.0iatiu- Iorifher ailmeut
Ed Blanchard ha, completed his
blacksmith -lnn and is nov rfefared to
dDau,ihiue 'n iha blacksmith line. Ed.
3, nne of fhr uId-tmers and his work
.
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CALDWELL ITEMS.


Regular Correspondence.
Howard Sebfee IS spending his Christ
mas with his son, Ralph, who is at
school at Belmont. California.
Peter Pence's family have gone to
their home ia rayette to spend the
holidays. They viii retufn the first Of
next week and contlnue With their work
in college.
c. r. Shaw aud family have gone to
Mountain Home 10 spend the holidays
II is expected he will bring ali the game
home with him that Is TO be found in
that vicinity.
William Schnabell has started con-
fectionery store with millinery and cigars
ION the side
Tho young people Of the public school
and the college arr enjoying themselves
skating Although the ice is not very
thick, the surface is smooth. and when
he weather is cold the skating is good
Old suits and odd clothes are in
demand for The masquerade ball Monday
night.
Public installation 81 officers at the
Masonic hall last Wednesday night,
December 27
The prisoners in the county jail will
be released next week. Il is pretty hard
after being well fed for so long. TO be
tarned out in the cold world TO rustic
again for living.
The revival at the Christian church is
still in progress a few are coming
home TO Jesus every night.
Quite a little sum of money has been
appropriated by the City Council TO i'm
prove the roads leading into Caldwell
Every one doing heavy freightng will
appreciate this. G. c.
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Regular Correspondence.
The Christmas tree under the man
agement Of Miss Lizzie Newman. Miss
Cox and Others, was an eminent
success. II was loaded with gifts and
nobody seemed TO have been neglected.
There was hardly standing room left in
the school house where the entertain
ment was gwen and the children took
their parts well in the dialogues, reclta-
tions and other exercises that composed
the programme.
The Christmas hop given IN the Mid
dleton hall last Monday evening was a
grand success. Sixty-thre cosple were
present from this and adjoining towns
The floor was in fine condition and tn,
music was par excellent. The festivities
continued until daylight when everyon'
went home well pleased with the night,
entertainment. Caldwell. Nampa Stai
and Hunter were We'll represented
Clint Mckenzie sold two beef steer
for the round sum OF slO5. This woul,
seem to prove that the bottom has no
allen out of everything Raise goo,
cattle and you will get good prices.
The public school closed Friday, fo
want of funds. Il seems that the FREE
text books are paid out of school none,
which should 20 to pay the teachers.
Miss Lucy Alchenberger returned
home for the vacation from Caldwell
where She is taking course of musica
instruction at the college
H. Ellsworth of the Middleton hourin.
mills, spent Christmas with his folks il
Boise. Chris Fahy, Of Caldwell, spen
Christmas With home folks in Middleton
... John and Ed. Plowhade are hom'
from college spending the holidays will
their folks.
Mrs. Sarah Hammack. the believe,
wife Of Andrew Hammack. deceased. de
parted this lie quietly at midnight. DE
cember 25. She was highly esteemed b,
every one and had reached the ripe oil,
age of 50 years. May peace be with he
i. the wish of an her friends and neigh
b0rs. lRRGATOR.
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SOCIETIES.

EIRST NJ. +. church OF Emmett. Regular SER
i vices on the first sunday I'm each month 40
II a. nl and = 20 p. m. also services on the Bird
Sundays at 7.9O D. m. Sunday school every sun
day morning AT 10 o'clock. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening.
REV. r. l.. Young Pastor
FIRST BAPTIST church OF Emmett. Regu-
1 lar services at n a. m. and 1880 p m. on the
fourth Sunday OF each mouth In NJ. + church.
REV. I. c. PERKINS. Pastor.
EMMETTSVILLE LODGE No 10. q. ID. %. r.
l. Meets on LIST and 3rd SATURDAY nights OF
each month. All Odd Fellows In gooo standing
cordially invited TO attend.
FINDLEY MONROE. CHAs OAkEs,
Secretary y. G..
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PUBLIC DITCH MEETING
There will be a public

There will be a public
meeting in Attorney
Smiths Office in En-
NETT tonight, Saturday
Dec, 30, for the purpose
Of perfecting arrange
ments to take out a bic
irrigation canal at the
head Of this valley. Let
all who are interested
in this community be
present. Committee.