The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-03-17

weeds. An old fogy that the town
would BE- better of without Men who
stand on the street corners and make re-
marks about women. A young man
and young woman who laugh every
time they say anything. Scores Of men
with the caboose OF their trousers worn
smooth as glass. Men who can tell you
all about finance, the weather, and how
10 run other peoples business. but have
made dismal failure Of their own"
Articles Of Incorporation Of the Re-
public Publishing company have been
filed with Secretary Of State Curtis
fThe purpose Of the company is to pub
lish newspaper at Salmon City. The
capital stock is slj0O.of which 5000 is
subscribed. and the directors are as fol-
lows: f. ;. suydam. president; Tim
othy Dore. treasurer; F. J. Cowen. sec
retary, c. G. Mathewson, Ed Mingle
and W. ID. WoozeIey ey.-statesman-
james VI. Harbert, an artesian well
leontractor Of Boise. passed through
Emmett wednesday on his way to Crane
creek to investigate the coal prospects
IN that section in which Levi Allen Of ~
'lubria. is interested. II the indications
are favorable and Mr. Hurbert can make
the necessary arrangements he viii take
his well boring outfit over and prospect
the property. The groupings are good
and il is believed fine quality Of coal
rin BE- found at a short depth.
Miss Re5ecca Cordner has been
compelled to give up both the subscrip-
tion school and shorthand class in En-
nett. owing to the limited attendanye
she did 50 very reluctantly. however.
and desires the INDEX to say that she
would have been glad to have gone a
head with both had the attendance been
Sufficient to justify her IN doing 50. She
has secured school about nineteen
miles down the valley and n the weather
viii permit will visit Emmett every Sat
urday and teach class Of shorthand in
the school house. The class will meet
az three O'Clock in the afternoon. Thost
interested will make note.
The Central Lumber Co. started
their big mill Thursday morning with a
crew Of thirteen men and viii run all
the season until it freezes up next wint-
er. Even with the small force employ.
ed it gives Emmett a steady payroll A
nesrly $1,000 a month and Mr.. Cowder
informs US that il business picks up the
present force will be increased and the
mill run to its full capacity. The first
order this season is from DeLamar
The Company will make the DeLamai
and Silver City trade a speciality.
railroad from Emmett to the Owyhe'
camps by the way OF Caldwell is greatly
needed and would do thriving business
w. ]. Gard Of this place has invent
ed an incubator. and applied for pat
I, ent for the same. that is sure 10 super
cede all Others now in use. from IN
fact that il dispenses almost entirely
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the eggs that is required BY the presen
+ processes. 4 few days ago Nr. Gar
received a letter from his attorney il
2 Washington. d. c.. J. B. Lawyer. Esq.
2 in which he IS highly complimented 70
his ingenuity and assuring him that N
patent would b. issued with out delay
= 81 soon a. patent is secured Mr. Gar
+ will commence the manufacture Of hi
d machines and put them upon the mai
IS ket Mr. Gard is not crank on incr
10 bators or anything else and We ventur
81 the assertion that his Incubator viii d
~ all he claims for it. and that chicker
viii be retailing for less than 30 cents
St piece in Mountain Home inside of s.
a months s-Ruuetin