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Evening journal., 1894-04-03
JURORS FOR MAY TERM.
None Drawn for the Oyer and
Terminer Court.
GRAND JURY FOB THE NEXT YEAR
first and Second Panels Of the Petit Jury.
The Second WIN Serve at the septem-
Der Term of Court.

First and Second Panels Of the Petit Jury.
The Second win Serve at the septem-
ber Term of Court.
The grand jury for the next year aud
two panels OF petit jurors we're drawn
this morning by Protnonotary Horty and
Clerk of the Peace Biggs. The Levy
Court adjourned 10 witness the proceed
ings. The jurors are regarded as un
usually strong Commenting upon their
composition one OF the members Of the
Lsvy Court said
I'VE won't have many special jurles
with such men as those in the regular
panel
The grand Jury will serve for the year
The drst petit panel will 60 on duty at
the opening OF the May term. and serve
until relieved by the second panel. in
addition 10 the service OF the second
panel at the May term, 10 will serve the
irst half OF the September term.
The iuries In detail nre as follows;
Grand Jury.
st Georges-James T. shallcross,
Columbus Watkins.
Brandy wine Minshall Hinkson, Amer
Forwood
Christiana- Winfield S. Quigley, How
ard +. Finn.
William Norton, John
Hamilton, Allen $ Smith.
Mill Creek-rhomas Pnling, James
NJ Shakespeare
White Clay Creek-Willlam Griffith,
w. N MotherAll.
New Castle--John Johus, sr., James
w. Denning Lewis h. Eliason
Pencader-Joseph Cavender, William
r Rees
Red Lion-W. C L. CArnagy. Ephraim
Sterling.
AppoquInimink-Robert A. Cochran,
George Wiggin.
lsckbird-William w. Donovan,
James r Pryor.
Petit Jury-First Panel.
Brandy ywine-Joseph w. Guest, VII.
/ liam II. Hinkson. James r. Baxter.
Christiana Frank d Chandler, Joseph
Knox, John l. Press
Mill Creek Edward Woolston, T.
jefferson Whlteman, Ellis p. Hicks.
White Clay Creek George Cuplt,
Charles y Caunon.a
Wilmington William B. Clerk, John
w. Price. N. K Benson.
New Castle-James Carlin, William
Taiaferro Sr.. William Morrison.
Pencader-William Jones, Robert M
Canu, j. w Reynolds, Sr.
Red Lion-John w. Mccall, Alexander
B. Holiday, John r Cook.
St Georges Edward II. Zachies,
Serick T. Shallcross. Jr, J. William Bar
nett
/ Appoquinimink- Gustsvus J. Gibbs. S
l. Finley.
Blackbird-John l. Seemnns, James O
Reynolds.
Petit Jury-Second Panel.
Brandy wlne-James ". Green, jane
McCray, George G. Bratton.
| Wilmington-C b. NRudain, Dennil
s. Shields, William Davidson
Christiana-John T Williamson, VIII
liam H Klair, John Wood.
Mil Creek-IsRae dickson, John Fisher
John c. Johnston.
White Clay William Graves
George Palmer
Pencsder-James T. Veszy, Nathanie
Newnom, John I Bols.
New Castle-Denney Smith, Spence
Wiley, John I Boyle
Red Lion-Benjam f. Armstrong
David Steelmsn, Montgomery J. Gray
St. GeoIges-Jesse l. Sheppard, Johi
A. Cleaver, James Reagan.
! Appoquiuimiuk-Wi William II. Tusb
George w SkaCgs
Blaokbird - Frank Barchard. J
Howard Webb.
There will be no additional jurors 70
Oyer and Terminer service.
Evening journal., 1894-04-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
ClsveIand's NIinstreis Last Night


Cleveland's Miustrels we're at the
Opera House last night and vastly
pleased fair sized audience The first
part Of the entertainment showed Co
lumbus at the court of Spain, and the
various members OF the company were
costumed TO represent noblemen, oour-
tiers, pages aud musicians Different
pictures Of the Worlds Fair were shown
during the progress Of the entertain
ment
George w. Goodyear. with his songs
and stories, established himself favor
ite, and the acrobatic dancers, the Craw-
ford brothers. were excellent. Lew
Benedict talked In Dochstader style, and
was applauded. Once when the audi
ence lid not see the point as quick as he
expected. he remarked: THAT ought to
have gone better than that Frank
Appel gave marvellous tight rope per-
formance
Evening journal., 1894-04-03
saIe of stocI.s and nonds.

L. w. Stidham and Son, suctioneers,
sold a number of shares OF stock this
morning for Joseph l.. Carpenter. Jr
Twenty eight shares Of Equitable Mort
gage Compsny stock, par 500, were sold
10 Evans & Company AZ 25, and $4,000
worth Of Equitable Mortgage Company
z per cent. bonds were bought for 30 by
the same company Frank Q Carpenter
bought 40 shares of Fidelity Real Estate
Company stock, par 500 at "a.
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Raven BIrd sold to a wiIminrtoniap.

Yesterday Raven Bird. the well known
stallion belonging to the estate Of AlonzO
Newlin, was sold at the Waverly stock
farm, near Stanton. Ellwood Sharp. OF
this city, was the purchaser, for 1905.
Belle, four years old, was sold TO Robert
9 Dennison. of Hockes sin, for $110
Jesse N aud Crlnoline were also sold. j.
b Lewis, of Newark, bought two 2 year
Gilfea
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nnIIdlnr Permits Issnsd.

Building Inspector Dohl issued the
following permits to day: To p. Fahey,
Fourth and Adams street, frame shed /;
B d. Downward. two three story brick
dwellings, Washington above Thirteenth
street; T. A. Phillips, repairs to No 926
Pine street: @. w White, two-story
brick house No 9O4 Pine street.
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appointed United
States Senator
from Georgia 10
fill the unexpired
term of the late
Senator Colquitt.
Governor North
en- made the ap-
pointment yester-
day afternoon.
Mr.. Walsh is one
Of the best known
men in the south.
He is a stanch
Democrat and has
been Georgia's
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pns.enrer Creus Are Plensed.

Superintendent Holiday recently made
a decision which greatly pleased the pas
senger crews on the Delaware railroad.
formerly the men that reached Harring-
ton at 42l o'clock Saturday afternoon
were compelled to remain in Harrington
until Monday morning The men now
have permis,io ion to leave their train and
come TO this city, spend Sunday with
their families and return on the night
line SUNDAY
Evening journal., 1894-04-03
THE GEN LIBRARY.

Cut Out This Advertisement aud Send Il
10 the evening Journal" with sin
Cents and Receive One Of the Following
Hookg
THE YELLOW MASK. BY Wilkie Collins
EnkGlNG FETrERS. BY Mrs: Alexander
THk OcrOROON. BY Miss NJ. Z. Braddon
BAG or DlAMONDS.. By George "a Fenn'
LADY GRACE Hy Mrs. Henry Wood.
The SQUlhh'S DARLING.
BY the author Of "Dora Thorne'
rHE SH ADOW = A SIN. BY NJ. Braema
REVERIES Of n BACHELOR BY TX. Marvel
THE ID CHESS. By .The Duchess.
SINGLE HEART, DOUBLE FACE.
BY Charles Roade
a WICKED GIRL. Ry Mary Cecil Hay.
CRICKET on THE HEARTH. By Dickens,
MRS CAUDLE'5 CURTAIN LECTURES.
By Douglas JerrRld
CALLED BACK. BY Hugh Conway.
A RUGUE'S LIFE. BY Wilste Collins.
SHIPS q HAT PASS IN THE NIGHT.
ry fentrice Harraden
A STUDY N sCARLET By A. Doyle.
Welded AID PARTED.
By the author OF "Dora Thorne.'
Evening journal., 1894-04-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

james nj. Starr, a prominent citizen for
sixty-nine years Of Richmund, was in this
city: on Saturday, looking for a site as his
residence.
Register OF Wills Cooch has granted let
ters testamentary mon tho estate OF John j.
Horner. who recently committed, suicide 70
Clara G. Horner.
james A. Grubh. the Delaware road en-
gineer who was injured in the Zig wreck az
Evening journal., 1894-04-03
a PIece of Rnne Removed

Mrs. Frank M Stoever, of No. 500
Washington street, had a delicate opera
tion performed on her right ear yester-
day afternoon. An abscess had formed
and a piece of bone had TO be removed by
a Philadelphia specialist, as sisted by Drs
A +. Frantz, Peter l. Cooper and j..
Paul Lukens. The operation was sue
cprsful
Evening journal., 1894-04-03
BOMB HAo LITTLE EFFECT.
Explosion of Dynamite This Morning In-
iured Several Guards.

Explosion Of Dynamite This Morning In-
iured Several Guards.
CHARLESTON, S. c., April 9.-The
whole city trembled to day and the pOpu.
lace shook with awe as a bomb exploded
10 the rear Of a dispensarY. An effort
had been made 10 blow up the.plaee, but
the explosion, though great, did not even
wreck that portion Of the building where
1t LOGGED.
Up 70 noon the order against the
transmission Of press dispatches was still
In force
The police are now guarding athe dis
pensary. II Is believed that several were
injured.
Evening journal., 1894-04-03
innocent unless Proved Guilty.

Robert Stewart was cleared Of a
charge Of the larceny of pair Of shears,
In the Municipal Court this morning
Andrew Msckey was fined IS and costs
for disorderly conduct. For drunken
nens Gssrre Gibson was fined 81.
Evening journal., 1894-04-03
sturdy Horse-TraIner Brooks.

Barney Brooks. the well known horse
trainer, of Kirkwood, was in this city
yesterday. Although 60 years old, he
mounts and rides like a young man.
Evening journal., 1894-04-03

DODO. BY Z. =. Benson.
POEMS AND YARNS.
BY James WhitcOmb Riley and Bill Nye.
WAS tr SUICIDE? By rlla Wheeler Wilcox.
AN ENGLISH GIRL IN AMERICA.
BY rallulah Matteson Powell.
LOOKING FORWARD. 261 page IS. illustrated.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN. BY H.Beecher stowe.
CuSMOPOLlS by Paul Rourget
MARTHA WASHINGTON COfiK ROOK.
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE. BY Emily S. BoutOn
DREAM LIFE. BY Donald O.. Mitchell
REFERENCE BOOK. 800 Facts.
SPARKS FROM THE PEN or BILL NYE,
HE ALTH and BEAUTY. BY Emily $. Bouton,
IN DARKEST ENGLAND. BY General Booth
CHRIS OrHERCOLUMBUS.B By + b. Wilkie
A HOLIDAY IL BAD BY J. NJ. Barrie.
SHIPS THAT PASS IN THS NIoHT.
By Beatrice Harden
Evening journal., 1894-04-03
A Nsw Homo Pnrchn...l.

The new home for St. Mchaels Day
Nursery at 207 Washington street, was
purchased by st Mich els r. =. Church
yesterday. The price pail was about
e., COO A chlldren's hospital will be
established ia connection with the nur-
sery.
Evening journal., 1894-04-03
hIrIohnn nnn Rnnf-

Henry Hofer.a a carpet weaver at Second
and Jefferson streets. was struck with
apoplexy while on the roof Of his home
yesterday friend who WAS with him
at the time removed Hofer from his
dangerous position.
Evening journal., 1894-04-03
nnnrI,e Coclrnn Returns.

WASHING ron, April 3.-Representative
Cochran OF New York was on the floor Of
the house after months absence In Flori-
ia, Texas and Mexico.
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nlaror Aldrldre,. In.tallatIon.

ROCHESTER, April 3-George w. AID
ridge was installed as mayor Of Rochester,
with ceremonies which amounted to an
ovation
Evening journal., 1894-04-03
snrlnn,s nanLlnr nm Yetoed.

ALBANY, April 3.-6overnor Flower sent
IN five vetocs 10 the legislature, including
Senator Saxtons bill TO amend the bank
ing law.
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nr. Brown-seauard.. pealh.

PARIS, April s-The death of DR.. Brown
Sequard was caused by cerebral conges-
tion.
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r.nonsisnn. This Yenr.

ALBANY, April 3.-State Entomologist
Lintner says that the Il year locust will
appear in large numbers in the state this
wear.
Evening journal., 1894-04-03
NTOTICF,-I FLLEN NIcELWFF. u

NOTICE.. ELLEN McELWEE, THE
IN tenant aud occupant Of the house situ-
ated at the northwest corner OF Twenty
second and IaMOtte streets. in the Ninth
ward in the city Of Wilmington. county Of
New Cast and State OF Delaware, in compile
auce with the requirements Of the acts Of the
General Assembly IN such case made and pro-
vided, do hereby givs no ice that shall apply
ia writing to the Court of General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State Of
Delaware. in and for New Castle ounty, on
Monday. The 7th day Of May, 1894. being the
next term Of said court, for license for said
house as an inn or tavern, for the
sale therein Of Intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart, TO be drunk
on thu pre- misses, aud tue following respect
able citizens of said ward, AZ least twelve OF
whom are substantial freeholders of said
ward. recommend the said application, viz
David h Clough George Rosch
John Il. Nc dRkin John KOlk
John ". Ahrens Lovel + Jackson
John Green James Kellum
Alex. Mcdonald Chas. r. Wiltbank
James Mcintyre Wi liam Bird
siOhn Jordan James Aldred
Patrick Kelleher Ellsworth McC Stuart
John Carson John McGee
Edward Radeck Jerome =. BasOm
Vim. Lyons John NJ. Lutz
Thomas Newton John Mcintyre
Patrick Mcclure Robt l.. Lutz
julius Richard.
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PLEASED WITH WALSH.

He Is a Friend Of Both Messrs. HnI and
Crisp.
ATLANTA, April 3-Patricll Walsh, ed
itor of the Augusta Chronicle. has been
Evening journal., 1894-04-03
nalf . MIIIIon Up In smote.

ROCHESTER,. N. Y, April s.-The
jacob block was burned this smOrning at
the corner Of st, Paul and Andrews
streets Three houses were also burned.
The loss will reach $780, ,0O0
Evening journal., 1894-04-03
PCPULLR LIBRARY.

Cut Out This Advertisement aud soud it
90 tho Evening Journal" with Ten
Cents aud Receive One Oft the Following
Books
Evening journal., 1894-04-03
-Four Years for an Ex-Cashior.
Fsur Croma

INDIANAPOLIS. April "A big fire Is
raging at Hobart and four persons have
been cremated.
Evening journal., 1894-04-03
LATE NEWS OF THE DAY
Banner Presented to Coxey's
Army This Afternoon.
THE JACK RUN PEOPLE GAVE IT

Dynamite Figures for the First Time In
the south Carolina Troubles But Wires
Ara stnI Under surveilIanoe-HIOt Dur
Ing "A Russian Demonstration.
sEwIcELEY. Pa. April 3. The tough
looking multitude Of men known as
Coxey's Commonweal army marched
away at 3 o'clock this morning in
bright sunshine and will reach Jacks
Run at 30 this afternoon.
Interest In this gang OF idle meu seems
to increase all along the line Of march
and crowds watched the Mmy's de.
parture to-day. banner will be pre-
sented to the army at Jacks Run.
-Four Years for an Ex-Cashier.
NEw York, April 8.-Ex Cashier zell,
Of the Wilkesbarre Coal Company, who
smbezzled 100000, was this morning
sentenced to four years In the peniten-
tiary.
Soldiers Called TO Quell Riots. 1s1
CRocow, April 3. During the Kos.
clusko monument unveIling this morning
riots occurred. The military is now in
control.
Fsur Cremated In = Big Fire.
INDIANAPOLIS. April IA big fire Is
raging at Hobart and four persons have
been cremated.
Half a Million Up In Smoke.
RooHRsTEB. N. T., April s.-The
l.. A A
Evening journal., 1894-04-03
WETHERILI

Kentucky avenue. near beach Open all the
year. Guests can have home comforts.
G. WARREN.
Evening journal., 1894-04-03
HOTEL HECKLER,

Corner Atlantic and Pennsylvania avenue
First-class accommodations. Open all II
year. HENRY HECkLEh.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
ATLANrIC CITY. \. j.
HOTEL ATGLEN

Michigan Avenue, near beach. Rates, ss 10
$40 a week. Home comforts. Thoroughly
j. +. REED.
Evening journal., 1894-04-03
LECTURE ON "SAYONAROLA. "

Rev. NJ. y Failon Speaks ON the Subject
Under the Auspices of the BrOwnson
Library An Excellent Musical Pro-
gram Rendered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-11

niEhI the igry IN tho case az mo et4te ,l
TeTh' ~, Robert Moore. CHARGED vim a.
saplt with intent 10 murder Wallace No.
Coy % September. 1850 returned "a yr-a.t
nnlinE ne Defendant gllty ara mss, ar
81 the peniientlary This r. the t.rtb ~.
trieti-nino % which there have hs-n erp
Fieiiions-dlr.ng this term on court
Hons s. ~ B'0unt ans Eufus pytrs D..
turned 20 their San Augustine bones t.,
Few days rest yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-11

MULDOoN. February fa-~NT~s gtr-.
rfrs school az ttis place closed yesterday
She and her pupils gave "a free conreri n
fhe school hun3lHg iaW night which ~.
well attended and highly enj0sai Af.r
he coarFrt they had a hall which lastsf
~ ceock An soemed 10 eujoy mem
selves hasely.
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and Brenham w.. ~
mkeu on the ~, , 20, ofupss! 4,
follows. Brenb,,ip . &c VIII, 4
IL was then r.iA Bsagl,, Z
and Glddirgs !, - ,p,9leea . ~.
r''e'f ;,, frcm tie s,.s ", = II
Nh, ''llams WI
ae nv , ,', was then un,..-
'Ne place for hoisin- A4'llSl 7
II ~
eiate az .'sA ct ooa4s4.
a''4 resulted 10 The ssi.....e'rl =
Glenn 81 seaiy y, z 81
ote 70 j %. Rlga-, J. u
IT, - H9vis Of Cs,sv. 4
aElor Of Br,aha- =, n
~ ta!s point 10 ths ~. ia.l
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Or. Prices Cream baA'
Worlds Fair hlEh''s -

AN Taxpayers cau t2A H..
crfy far faKauon i9f ~ 3
Everybody HGnld c.,i 40 q
bg On ths rendered r5l, ~ y
payers to o nearing
auaralsement W necea--is. =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-11

BRYAN February ~ The Feptl.ps,
and ladies Of me Baptist church ravs
concert FOR the benegt On thr E5r.s.,
church - the opera house Fast r.ght
which was a success m every resreet
Mas@a webb ard HnI VINO have 49,,
feealnE cattle az the ~ MIN tAis winter
shipre3 train ioed % cattle from tsrs
% Chicago this evening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-11

f.a An'o1io Te1at. Ft1rlarv la--tl-
DIT Halsntac1 German butcher s,,t
Org YEAR, today roF attempting % rsp. 4
chlld- ''-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27
VINO nalI he fnd Mi,s;no2
PORTLAND. on. october 10. 1894

PORTLAND. Or. October 10. 1891
To the postmaster.
Weiser. Idaho,
DEAR SIR:-Please send me q newspa-
per that Is published in or near YOUR
town that ! may see what amonn'
business is transacted in your io
/. CODDrNGT .N.
This is given simply as one more proof
Of the necessity Of every single business
establishment in a town being represents
ed IN the local paper in some kind Of
card or advertisement II takes the
place Of a directory. aud II times are so
dun that larger space is not jusiidab.e
take a small amount, but always ~
represented in some shape. The msn
who doesen't is not doing his duty by
the community in which he lives
Signal.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of an
order Of the Probate court Of Canyon county.
state OF Idaho. made on the 1lth day q October,
lr.sf. In the matter Of the estate Of James II.
Lewis deceased the undersigned the adminis-
tratiix Of said estate viii sell az private sale 10
thc highest bidder. for cash lawful money Of the
United states. and subject 10 confirmation by
said Probate court, on or after Monday. the sth
day ~ November. lsif. az The residence ~ the
Undersigned the adminsStratrix OF said estate.
near Emmett. IN the county OF Canyon. all the
right title interest and estate of the said James
n. Lewis. az the time OF mis- death. aud all the
right title and interest that the said estate has
by the operation OF law o. otherwise. 4cQ uirci
other than OF In addition 70 thai OF the said
James "a Lewis AZ the time OF his dcat1.in and
20 al that certain lot. piece or parcel Of land
situate. lying c1d being in the said Canyon
county and bounded ana described aS follows,
to-wit. The : NJ. OF the se Qr. OF the NJ Or and
the M. OF the ne ar. OF the Qr. OF section ~
IN township six "a n Of range one lil west "
Boise maredi4n, containing forty lf0l acres
Terms OF sale. cash. lawful money OF The
United states ten pr cent. OF the purchase
money TO Be paid TO the adminiStratrix on thc
day of sale. oclouce On confirmation % sale by
sand probate court SAMANTHA LEwkS
Auminisiratrix Of the esia'e q james 4. Lewis
1ccta>Cd
Emmett oct. ib 1874
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27
Paggtts's Offer |
For the Permanent County
Seat.
$4,000 IN COLD CASH,

Exhibit "a"
To the taxpayers and citizens Of Can
yon County.
GREETING:
We the undersigned citizens OF Pavette
and vicinity agree To pay the sums st
opposite our names to the people of Can
yon County. State Of Idaho. through
their legal representatives. the Board Of
County Commissioners. for the purpose Of
building Court House or public build
ing for the use Of the people Of said
county and their officers. together with a
full block Of ground within the corporate
limits Of the Town Of Payette said county
and State.
This donation is subscribed on condi-
tion and in consideration that Payette
shall receive the greatest oumber Of votes
Of any place or locality shat may be a
candidate for the location of the p-rms-
nent county seat Of Canyon County II the
general election TO be held in November.
Ap'tt al ahd III oalA touutl anu >AttF
This subscription shall be payable as
follows, towit: Twenty per cent. when
the county commissioners shall have LET
the contract for the building of said court
house and the foundation is completed.
forty per cent. when the building is en-
closed. and the remaining forty per cent
when the same is completed and accepted
by the county commissioners Of Canyon
county.
We and each Of US agree to pay suci
additional sum as attorneys fees as tn,
court may adjudge reasonable. in cas-
suit or action be instituted to force col
lection Of our subscription or any par
thereof.
1t is further agreed and understood ;ha
this instrument shall be negotiable.
There is already subscribed 500. 900. O'
and one block Of ground and the followin.
are the names OF the subscribers an,
whose names stand as a guarantee iha
the terms Of such subscription shall b
/ faithfully executed:
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Nitiee.

the directors OF the Last chance Ditch Campany
held In mnett Idaho. on urday the eoth
day October. 1854 ssst<s -lcnt Of ten dollars
lsi0l per hare was levied upon the capital stock
OF said company payable in cash 10 the secretary
OF said company al his residence one and a half
miles south OF Emmeft. Idaho. The above
assessment viii b, come delinquent on Novem-
Der ~. isif. SO mucl as may be necessary OF
any stock upon which said assessment remains
unp-id N the 11th day Of Novcmcer. isq4 viii BE-
declared delinquent and unless payment l. male
ht foie December 10. ls-4 viii be sold on Dcce m
Der 10, 1874. at one clock p. m on that day and
date. TO the highest bidder 10 pay the said dein-
Quent assessment and the cost OF advertising
and expenses OF sale J. II. CvRPESrER.
Secretary.
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All at Cost

IN order % make change in our bust
ness. we have determined 70 close out
AZ cost all lines Of ladies' and mems shoes
except the W l. Douglas make consist
ing in part Of mems Lilly Bracketf.
c. NJ Henderson. J. 3. Lewis. Hunt a
Hcibrook and other lines And in
ladies', John ]. Latieman. j. II. Lee.
Laiad, Schober & MICHEL. Smith. Wal
lace. etc. etc.
The public will please remember that
these goods are made bv the beef and
most reliable firms in the United States.
Saddlery goods Of all kinds al IN g.
Is reduced rates Call aud be consinc-
that We mean business.
lDAuO SADDLERy Co.
Boisc. Idaho.
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NO. ST.

The work OF enlarging the Last
Chance ditch commenced on Tuesday Of
this week, the allotment Of the work
having been completed. Tbs work is
OF vast importance to Emmett as Il
means that some thirty industrious
farmers who have been without lrriza-
tion facilities heretofore viii, Ia short
time have all the water they need and
the Improvements which will follow
will be surprising. The new company
viii be known as the Only Chance Com
paDy and their charter from the Secre-
tary Of State will arrive during the week.
The new company will enlarge the old
ditch and will do away with that expen-
sive and insecure levee along the river
bank By putting the ditch further from
the river The estimated cost OF the
Improvements which Il Is proposed TO be
made ss.sl6. .O32- The carry ing capacity Of
the present ditch Is q 800 inches and il
will be increased 70 Q, $50 inches. 5000
worth Of work is 10 be performed By the
members OF the new company alone and
the remainder OF the Sl6.O32 Is 10 b.
divided equally among the members OF
both the old and new company and. as
we understand H. they will then be
merged into one company and farmer
under that ditch will then have the best
layout for cheap water that can be had
In the Payette valley. In addition 10
changing the line Of the ditch near the
river the main headgate will be put in
new and Of stone. The farmers are do
ing the work mostly themselves and il
Is the intention 10 have the ditch com
pleted in time 10 furnish the new mem
bers all the water fhsy win need for the
season OF 1876 Now Is the time 10 get
a little piece Of land in this section and
stay with IL.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27
PASTURE FOR SALE.

lsoo acres the nnesf fan and winter pasture In
Canyon CO. also sos.lc hay and Alfalfa straw
For Germs ad4re>S- 1ENNNsOS n RIGHT.
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