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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-11-03
Paystts's S 0ffs1I
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 citizcps OF Pnyette
and vicinity agree to pay the sums set
opposite our names to the people OF Can
yon County, State OF Idaho, through
their IeErE representatives. the Board OF
County pjseloners for the purpose Of
building 3Cou1t House or public build
~ ~ ths use Of the people Of said
co@nty and their Officers. together with a
fun block Of ground within the corporate
limits OF the Townof Payette said county
and State.
/ This donation is subscribed on condi-
tion and in consideration that Payefte
shall receivcthe greatest number Of votes
OF any place or locality that may be a
candidate for the location OF the pcrms-
nent county seat OF Canyon County at the
general election TO be held in November.
1894. in and for said county and state.
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 such
additional sum as attorneys fees as the
court may adjudse reasonable. in case
suit or action be instituted TO force col
lection Of our subscription or any part
thereof.
IL is further agreed and understood that
this instrument shall be negotiable.
There is already subscribed s20. 0t
and one block Of ground aud the following
are the names of the subscribers ans
whose names stand ms a guarantee tha
the terms OF such subscription shall b,
.. ffl l.F
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Land once al Boise City. Idaho.
Septefnber 20. lS14.

September %. lso4.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settlers have He'd notice Of their tnten-
ton 70 make final proof In support of their
claims aud that said proof will be made before
the Register AMI Receiver u. = Land once at
Boise City. Idaho. on November 10. 1894. viz:
William Ireton. Sweet. Idaho. Hd- spplica-
tion No. Si6i for the Nv I NV q. = ~ y A
~ y ~ a sec -. tp . "A y. e B 4 NJ. Islnno-
Ru>h NOnra ten ~ Sweet. Idaho. Hd appli-
cation No. 34el for the = - =, sw :, ne y a
Ernst Mitfmnn OF Sweet. Idaho. Hid appiica-
tion No 2i94 for the 81 Qr nv " lot sec tp
q RI q ana e hf Sw ar sec - 70 n r q. b II M.
their continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of. said lands;
William Ircton. Edgar II. Miller. Rush Voa-
Hnrtcn. David W. Drake and Ernst AiittInan.
ali ul wet, boise county. Idaho.
Ch-.RLEs HlNhcr Register.
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P ABsrr'
House . Sign
PhINreR'
Emmett. Idaho.
Paper hanging speciality.


Land once at Boise City Idaho.
October 10. fse4
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
that said proof Will be made before the .sesister
and Receiver u. :. Land ONCE at Boise City
Idnho. on De- ember 9. 1901. viz:
William + Acfarinnd-
OF Horseshoe lsead. Idaho. HID application No.
35o5. for tbs hf. ne or. lots l. A sec g., tp 2
nr2e B. r. NJ. Idaho.
He names the follwing witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
said Land. viz
James b. Wently, OF Boise City. Ada Co. Ida
CO. Abraham l.. RinearSon. Rowland H. Robb.
Frank Harland- OF Horseshoe Bend Boise Co.
Idaho. CHARLEs HfNRoD-
Register.
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notice FOR PUBLICATION.


October 3. is94.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has died notice OF his intention 10
make final proof In support OF his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk OF
the District Court at Caldwell Canyon county.
idaho. on November 3Oth. 1874. viz:
Oliver p. Perkins.
OF Emmett. Idaho. Hd. applienticn No eSS0 for
the ne or. sec IL, tp- n " Boise principal
meridian Idaho.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF.
said land. viz:
Samuel H. Mitchell. Conda Wilson Charles
Tanner. Abraham Richardson. all OF Emmett,
Canyon county, Idaho.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.

September q. 1894.
Notice Is hereby given thai the following NAM
ed settler has hled notice OF his intention 70
make final proof In support Of his claim aud
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver U. >. Land Once at Boise City,
Idaho. on November 18th. 1894. viz:
Iismund Basye,
Of Ola. Boise county. Idaho. Hd- application No.
$40. for the se a NV or. ne 4 sw 4 " j sw or.
&C. tD9nr q b d m Idaho.
He names the following witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
said land. viz:
William NJ. Ireton Sweet, Boise county .Idaho
George Perron. Frank shepherd Of Ola. Boise
county Idaho: Ezekiel Sweet. Boise City, Ada
CHARLES HIxRop. Register.
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Estate OF John Bishop. ST.. deceased. notice Is
hereby given by the Undersigned administrator
OF the estate Of John Bishop sr. deceased. TO the
creditors Of. and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. 70 exibit mem with
the necessary vouchers. to the said administrn-
tor a. his residence near F'nlk's Store In Can
yon county Idaho, the same being the place for
the transaction OF the business OF said estate In
the county OF Canyon. EDISON BISHOP.
Administrator estate Of John Bishop. deceased
Dated this ifh day Of October, 1924.
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Lln1 O1ICt NJ bOISf- IuUnO1 7
September 25. 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention 10
make final proof on his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Register and Re-
ceiyer OF the u. ;. Land ONCE al boisa CITY,
Idaho. on Nov yeinber 10, 1894. VIZ.
Charles F. Brown. OF Horseshoe Beud- Boise
county. Idaho. Id. application No. xza1 for the
lie names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultitiation OF.
said land. viz:
jeremiah Hannihn. Albert d. Robb. Roland
H. Robb and Samuel A. ClariSson. all OF Horse
shoe Bend, Boise county. Idaho
CHARLES HrNROD. Register.
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'o'H 'oF fHy'oF Tor sneF'n
VorE for Monroe for .sseszor-
vorx for Dunbar for clerk.
yorr for J>nktr- 10, p~o.~.~ ,,6~~
vorr for n.dden for .r~..'r,r
vnx x--.
- - :
VOTE Tor 0'~nofu ioF CON '' ~
NorK tor Witt for commiuionek
VorE for DeLAno for coroner
Work 70, williams Tor surveyor.
nw,r so~~-t th. ,,-,..-s,cs t,,L-, -
make t. clean swe>p.
-.
candidate Thsv .re ali o,,,d - 49,.
congressman down ft
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-.
pooP'e parry mas '"e ''
anu oe'' Se' u e-no,''~'es IN N-nyon
o''"'s '""' ''e p'7of"e VI '"'' ooen,1
nave ever "a'' ." oi'i"'' 'on''S ~ 'o'e iof-
The peoples party VIII carry IdAhoby
a large plurality Mark the prediction
The poll OF the state 10 now IN and the
state is ours Hipl hipH hurrahIH
! vorE for the entire peoples party
state and county ticket, from cougrrsz-
man down Don't make . scratch
They are all good men from Capt. Gum
10 Johnafhan r. Williams.
! kxxRy popul,st in congress- rer.rd,e~.
Of locality voted for silver in IN, la,
congress. L,ok up their record. Ask
Iyour republican speakers il such WAS
not he case
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ANOTHER wHlzzER.
A Railroad from N.mpa to Emmett vi. Mid
dieson.

On Monday night OF the present week an
enormous crowd came over from Middleton and
two lone sinners from Nampa. No interview the
people OF Emmett a railroad proposition.
proposition, a log drive. mot a rab-
bit drive, and a confidence game Of some kind
no, fully explained hut generally believed to be
in the inte.est Of Payet aspi alton for the
eounty--eat. Messrs. coltingham and Bs0bit
addressed the meeting. Mr. Cottinggam said
the railroad proposition had nothing 10 do with
the county-seat question. NJ. Foote. however,
said the railroad proposition did have something
to do with the county-seat and evidently IL had
all 70 do 20 far as Middleton was concerned
The meeting was an absolute failure In every
particular. A committee after much trouble
was appointed TO 20 70 Nampa and hear the
poriect explained but that will be the end OF IL.
As SON as the county-seat Is located al celd-
well. as II Is going to DC. Dothing more will be
hesrd from the Nampa project The ooldness
with which the project Was received by Emmett
bordered onto frigify and almost dircourtesy.
But II the railroad Is genuine proposition II
can he attended 10 after election The circum-
stances and suddenness with which this railroad
project has been sprung on the people Is con-
elusive proof that Il h nothing more nor less
than a scheme 70 delude people 10 vote for Mid
dleton for the county-seat and the fact that
Payette Is promoting the project through Nam
pa T. evidence that they are playing 10 keep
Middleton In the race. The county-Seat light
now Is clearly between Caldwell and Payette
and The object Is TO keep Middleton in the race
t. draw votes from Caldwell The statement Is
made upon good authority that PAyette offered
$50 in cash 70 anyone that would keep Middle
ton 1, the race and the tact that Nsmpa men
who have been strong for Payette heretofore are
engineering this project ought 10 convince any
one that Il Is done TO keep Middleton In the
neld and aothin, else. and which is clearly IN
the Interests OF P=yette. We would ansise ths
recrie u L-l-a-tt - ray 10 attention = th-l
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E.C.Blanchard's
BLACKSMITH SHOP

ENdhdGTT, IDAHO,
Is the place to get first-class blacksmith
ing and work Of all kinds.
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10000 pounds Of oats and chopped
barley. III 800 per hundred in trade al
our store In Caldwell. All grain 70 be
T G. Es1EsroS & Co. LTD.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08

Deputy sheriffs at Bitter Creek
brutally treat inoffensive prison
ers.
Senate tries to hustle tariff so
as to take up wool schedule Mon
day.
A religious crank wants to con-
vert Grover to ways of righteous
ness.
Kelly has broken up his boats at
Carlo. His men are sick and
hungry.
Harris county is split up and
narrowly escapes holding two con-
ventions.
Waco convention meets Satur-
day evening to confirm work of the
primaries.
Tom Simmons dead and family
ill, poisoned with Paris green at
Richmond.
General Hewston will be tried at
London for manslaughter, for the
umbrella killing.
The African policy of Great
Britain severely censured in the
French chambers.
Sheriffs and posse armed with
Winchesters leave Ironton, o., for
Dick Creek bridge.
Mexican Minister Romero, at
Washington, dimes his friends;
Grain was a guest.
Situation at MOnown, Pa, is
growing critical, as 1000 miners
are marching on it.
Hoar thinks the government
claim against the Stanford estate
should be abandoned.
Seven men reported killed in a
fight between miners and militia,
Mineral Siding, o.
Linton, of Michigan, attacks the
Catholic church in the House
debate on Indian affairs.
Reported wreck of a Raymond
Whitcomb excursion in British Co.
lumbia is officially denied.
Matchbox, who ran second to
Ladas in the Derby, sold for $4,000
with $4,000 additional if he wins
the Grand Prix at Paris.
Myron w. Reed resigns his pas
torate at Denver because his peo-
pie resent his sympathy with the
miners. He prophesies war.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Gold reserve is down to $780,
205.
Maverick county holds conven-
tion June 26.
Ex-Minister to Germany Phelps
is critically ill.
Trouble is not over in the Pond
creek country, o. T.
Women suffragists continue ses-
sion at Fort Worth.
Excitement at Peoria over the
mine riots is intense.
Pleasanton reports good rain and
wind that tlattens corn.
Greer county instructs for Lam
ham first; Regain second.
U. S. Cutter Bear on rocks at Sit
ka is almost total wreck.
Kansas Republicans advocate
protection and bi-metalism.
Military leave Gainesville, ILL.,,
and go to Pekin. All quiet.
Populists at Abilene pronounce
for reduction Of all salaries.
Trial trip of the big cruiser Min
neapolis distinctly successful.
House hears opposition to re-
funding debt of Central Pacific.
Alabama miners threaten , to
blow up the Blue Creek works.
Waco adds II firemen and be-
CONS first-class insurance city.
The negro assailants Of the Gal
weston bathers are still at large.
The Ohio Republicans pro-
nOunce strongly for bi-metalism
Northwest floods are sweeping
the country, causing great dam
age.
There are no noticeable improve
ments in trade conditions thiI
| week.
1t is raining at Bitter Creek anC
bitterly cold. No attack as yet OF
tn e miners camp.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08

The Democrats in Colorado have
become more demoralized than
they are in Texas and will probab-
ly put two tickets in the field.
They could not elect even II they
had a dozen. Waite has that state.
There is room now for an i'm
mediate advance along the lines of
street improvement. This city
has occasion for the expenditure of
$1,000 a month in that direction
and it would do good two ways.
Waco is still rushing the weary
over the work of making her Cot
ton palace a success, and San An
tonic is watching the moving of
the waters as the angel Of the rail-
road evangel troubles the pool.
The non-denominationa Sunday
school will not corral John China
man unless it is run by a sweet
American girl Of the better class,
and then heather John wants his
teacher exclusively to himself.
The journal that thinks Reagan
is going to crawfish in this fight
before the convention, has not cor
rectly diagnosed the old man.
Reagan has courage, it is not a
quality that demands brains.
Owens and Breckenridge will
made it warm for each other before
this campaign closes. Owens may
not have the silver tongue Of the
older aspirant, but he has sharp
one and knows how to use it.
There is no use Of the doctors de-
Claring that there is death in the
cup, the thirsty will drink. 1t il
the same way with the tiradt
against the unhealthiness Of kiss.
ing. The kissers will kiss.
The wise man with money anC
days work shuns the state that i!
run by crank, as governor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08

With direct lines to Velasco,
Arkansas Pass and Tampico San An
tonic will be placed with it's face to
the front for all coming time.
Whatever there may be at Point
Isabel will be hers also.
Texas and the other states are
not alone in it. Mexico is hustling
for the nomination and election
Of the electors who are to select
the congressman. That country du-
plicates her machinery.
All the wisdom in the world is
not coaralled in the Democratic
leaders and the rank and file of the
party have found it out. This is
what is troubling the prophets of
the gospel of reform.
Uncle Sam is of age and ready to
do and speak for himself. He
should not be kept in bib and tuck
er, that the old grannies of Europe
and Great, Britain may dose him
with free trade pap.
Those heavy weight financials in
the east are making more fuss over
the income tax than they would If
they were sentenced to be hung.
The people at large favor a grad
ed tax Of that kind.
One reason why great many
fruits do not grow in Texas is be-
cause they are not propagated and
M rod for UNhnrn 10 InI1hf
that this neglect will be remedied
in a few years.
The three great questions that
agitate some sections Of this great
west are shall we immigrate, irri-
gate or iritate. This last has sole
reference to salvation by the Popu-
list platform.
Let the American people look
out for America and the rest of the
world take care of itself. This is
the only policy that should govern
this nation in arranging it's tariff
and finances.
Arkansas county asks Nueces to
let the Legislative nomination
come from the eastern end of the
district. This will put Jeff's nose
out of joint if allowed weight in
the district.
Reagan lost his grip on Lamar
county and could not connect in
McClennan. His strength will be
greatest in those counties in which
the Populist sentiment is most pro-
nounced.
Complete organization of the
party through the
effective work of the state chair
man is the first thing to be done
in facing the party for growth in
Texas.
That Citizens Electric railway
line is coming to the front all the
time. 1t is doing good work and
at last securing the patronage that
its intelligent management deser-
yes.
The cold facts are coiling like an
anaconda around the body of the
demoraliZed Democracy, and the
life will be strangled out of it on or
about the ides of November, 1896.
The proposition for an income
tax is growing even in New York
where it has a Hill to climb.
Populistic talk and government
add nothing to state, either of
wealth or industrial forces.
Protection is the American prin-
ciple, and being such is certain to
win in the long run.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08

Everything is quiet in San An
tonic, not even a mosquito buz =
zing, but the building goes on all
the same, all the same, and the
population keeps increasing, and
the taxpayers multiplying, and
new enterprises are being under
taken, and the merchants say bus
mess is not suffering. That's San
Antonio.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08

1t would be interesting to Ihave
the census of the unindustrial
army taken and find out how
many of the brigadiers in COM
mand have no rights as American
citizens. There are dead loads Of
foreign refugees and bald headed
anarchists in that conglomeration.
The bead roll would be nice
reading.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08

The condition of the English
treasury and the overflow of money
in the Golfers of the New York City
banks efFectually disprove the as
sertion that the commercial world
needs more money. 1t is more of
the stuff that brings money in
the markets of the world that is
needed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08

would have been if one of the Re-
publican ministers to some foreign
court had returned to his native
state two years ago to electioneer
against a reputation Of the reign
ing administration by the APP
preaching state convention. This
is the latest approved Democratic
example of civil service reform.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08
TO YOUR ADVANTAGE.
You are Earnestly Invited to Look
at This.

Two story brick residence of rooms
with all modern improvements, cellar
tionary laundry tubs. Hot and cold wa
ter bath and closet First class stable.
Size of lot 1O4 by 10 feet, south and east
exposure This property is situated on
Dignowity hill and is within ten minutes
walk OF the postoffice and is now offered
at bargain bv
JOHN T. HAMBLETON & Co.,
81 If IA f. Commerce Street.
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Z ssAamants Of It's cnrrasnnndants.
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WORTHY OF CONSIDERATION

The best is always the cheapest,
investigate before you purchase,
and you will surely find the East
End addition just the place for a
pleasant home. We give special
inducements to builders, and will
make terms to suit you.
+. A. SWEEZY,
Manager, 207 Alamo plaza.
IL so I'm.
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GRAND MILITARY CONCERT

By the 23rd U. S. Infantry Band,
Sunday, June 18th, 1894, COM
mencing at p. m, at Muth's gar
den. Admission 25 cents, including
concert and dance. Street cars will
run until after the dance. 81 St
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08

Jerry Simpson thanks his stars
that he has not to engineer a fight
in the National Legislature this
year. His soul has grown sick
within him as he has seen the evil
that has fallen on the people in
following the path Of his folly and
he repents in sackcIoth and ashes.
Does Terrell come to Texas to
set the pace for the other federal
office holders? What howl there
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08
FRIDAY, JUNE s, 1894.

Texas started in half a century
behind the rest of the country, in
her race for empire and develop
ment. San Antonio started in as
far behind North Texas cities in
her personal race for trade and the
control Of commerce. The great
cities of the state had all railway
communication years prior to the
snorting of the iron horse within
the quietness Of this beautiful
valley, but there is not a competi-
tor in the great race for gmetorpol-
itan hOnOrs that can successfully
compare population and progress
with her today. This city has the
finest suburbs, the most miles Of
electric railway, the best public
buildings, the most beautiful
plazas, the finest parks and the
most Of them, the largest popula-
ton, is growing more rapidly, has
more attractions, is projecting
more lines Of railway, is doing
more building, is the best sporting
center, has the finest equipages
and is in every respect the most
tiourishing city, and looks more
like city, than any of it's state
rivals.
America has run her race as the
safety valve Of the overplus of
Europe. She must cut off immi-
grafton and turn her attention TO
the best means of maintaining her
own industrial populations or it
will be but few years before she
is at the foot OF the ladder. Self
preservation has so long been neg
lected that the country is full of SO
called statesmen who think that
she has no rights in this direction,
The country is on the eve of a crash
unless the proper remedies are APP
piled.
Jerry Simpson thanks his stars
that he has not to engineer a fight
in the National Legislature this
year. His soul has grown sick
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08

Announcement for State and County
ulcers ten Dollars In advance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08

|" All contracts or bills must be ap-
Iqoved bV the Secretary and Manager.