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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-06-15
AN ENCOURAGING OUTLOOK.

or the business outlook for the week
ending saturday. June the 9Th Dun's
Review has this to say:
THE tide Of business is rising even as
b was falling two years ago. with sur
prising rapidly. The gain has gone
80 far aud 50 fast in some branches that
the more conservative fear that II NAV
not be maintained. But the period Of
dizziness which comes in each market
after an unusual rise brings as yet moth
ing like a corresponding decline. Indus
tries gain much. halt or fall back a little
and then gam once more. The demand
for consumption steadily increases AS
the employment and wages OF the peo-
Pile increase. Demand for money ex-
pands, one bank reporting 20 per cent
larger discounts for the country, and
another - per cent. more commercial
loans Than year ago, and all bnt two
report some gain. One serious question
remains, whether the crops will be full
enough 10 sustain large business. But
the worst reports to-day are better 10y
far than the estimates recently current.
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TROuRLE mn THE NORTH

The following from the Statesman Of
the i2th inst is matter OF grave con
cern to every go,d citizen. Labor or
gAnizalious are all right il they are com
posed OF the right kind OF men. but
there seems TO be something radically
wrong With the miners union OF North
Idaho.
Considerable anxiety Is felt over the
probable action of che Bunker Hin \
sullivan company Ia view of the as
surance OF the leading ci,izcns of Ward
ner that its property will be protected
II operations be- resumed. The COM
pany still has the question under CON
s.dcratiou and will probably reach a
conclusion shortly
The union which is composed In part
Of The lawless element OF the CWur-
d'Alencs, viii not submit without a
struggle. and Il The Bunker Hin people
conclude 20 start zap again, active war
f,rc will undoubtedly BE- inaugurated
next month.
The union has been carrying things
siih a hieh hand Of late One Of the
latest crimes with which the union Is
held responsible was the murder Of the
foreman 81 the Morning mine. The
union had made il 50 tropical for him
that be- resigned with the intention ol
ieavIng The ccurfry Immediately with
his family The neat night he was
struck With m as ia the head az be was
passing down the street and killed. 81
powerful was The blow that the az rc
nainsl imte,ided 30 his skuil. yei th'
cororer'e jury brought Boz a verdict OF
suicide.
The sss ssnaii1n n kneebone. The
Blacksmith who testified against fh'
s1ioa ia f.s federal cour thrr year.
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PRICES FOR ApvEsTIslNc.

The following from from the Idaho
Falls Register is In the right line. We
say amen to IT,
week or two ago representative Of
the DR.. shores a shores Medical lns,itu.
ton called on the Register and stated
that he desired to contract for some ad-
Vertising. Prices for the SIX inch single
column advertisement were given him
when he stated he could not pay them aud
at once showed as contracts he had made
with several newspapers Of Southeastern
Idaho that claim 10 be- leading papers of
the town aud counties where they are
published. Each Of these contracts were
Tor si2 fer one year for six inch adj
vertismcnt, only one dollar per month
The Registers price was more than
threec times that price consequently he
was informed that there would be no
use In spending any time over the prop
osition.
The Register will ask those publishers
how that price compares with the prices
they charge the business men Of the
town who paironize thcml DO they not
charge more than four times that price
And IL ~ whore does the justice come
m The fact is there is TO many publ.
shers who accept foreign advertising fol
just what the foreign advertiser choose.
10 pay thcm. no two at the same price
only a short time since the Register re-.
ceived "A proposition from Pttsburg
advertising agency Offering about one.
third price Tor an advertisement OF a
baking soda. The electro cut came by
the same mail We gave the Register
prices and they doubled their offer but
they were sim too low We noticed
that advertisement running In arg,
number OF our exchanges Immediately
after the first offer and that offer was al
Il higher rate than the Salt Lake parties
The foreign advertisers have learned
these facts and take advantage of them
II AN advertisement in "a newspaper is oil
an, value whatever It is worth a fail
price. "a price al which the publisher
can live. 10 is demoralixing the price,
Of advertising and places the publisher
at ihe mercy of foreign advertising
agencies. Idaho Falls Register.
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Notice Of Special Election.

In pursuance Of an order Of the Board OF
County Commissioners OF Canyon County. Idaho.
made on the 18th dav OF April 1875. wherein
Indebtedness OF Canyon County incurred prior
To January 18th 1875. TO the amount OF OF forty
six thousand four hundred and hfty-fve and
eo-ioo dollars by the issuance. negotiation and
sale OF the negotiable counon bonds OF said
Canyon county and In pursuance OF a further
order OF said board. made on the 3rd day Of
June 1925 wherein the said board ordered that
the question Of issuing such bonds. be sub
mittcd 10 the qualified electors OF said Canyon
comfy az n special election 10 be held for that
purpose on the 29th day OF June 1925.
Notice Is hereby given that on Saturday the
elth day % June 1870. n special election will be
held In Canyon county Idaho. at which election
there shall be submitted TO the qualihad electors
OF said county the question to whether the
board OF county commissioners OF said Canyon
county shall be authorized 70 issue. negotiate
and sell the negotiable coupon bonds said Can
yon county TO the amount OF forty-Six thousand
four hundred and hfty-five and e0-ioO dollars or
80 much thereof as may be required for the pur-
pose Of funding the outstanding Indebtedness OF
said Canyon county incurred prior 10 January
n. iStS. and evidenced by the outstanding
warrants OF said Canyon county.
AT said election the ballot box shall be open
from o'clock a. NJ until o'clock P. NJ. OF said
day.
BY order Of the BOARD OF County Commission
ers OF Canyon County. made June Srd 1898.
by II. c. DUNBAR. W. c. DUNBAR. JR.
Deputy. Clerk.
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ago. will be remembered by all who
have watched the progress Of affairs in
the north; and IL seems that repetition
OF that foul crime Is inevitable before
the people will rise up and wipe the
perpetrators of the face Of the earth
they have already disgraced too long.
Not long ago delegation from the
union informed one Of the principal
owners Of certain mine that unless a
certain member OF A. p. A. in his EN-
ploy, who had been "fred" from the
union, as the delegation expressed II
was discharged instanter they would
blow the property to kingdom come
with dynamite. The men were not dis
charged and the towards have not yet
attempted TO carry their threat into ex-
cution. but they will not allow favor
able opportunity to pass
II rioting is resumed In the Cmur-
d'Alenes this summer one Of two things
will, in all human probability, happen
The lawless element will be completely
annihlated or the principal mining
companies there Will cease operations
for good.
The governor expressed himself strong
~ IA a letter sent recently to a non
union miner who had written for pro-
lection, which was printed n the States
man That he means every word he
wrote there is not the shadow Of doubt.
1t would seem, then, that the agitators
were only Fastening their doom"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-06-15
THE EMMETT PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

We desire through the columns Of the
INDEX to call the attention Of the public
TO some Of the advantages hat are offer
ed by the public schools Of Emmett.
We have an Independent district, free
from debt, a large comparable building,
a full corps Of efficient instructors, com
plete apparatus and will hereafter hold
a full nine months term OF school every
year. At the last meeting OF the board
il was decided to add High school de-
partment which will give us u public
school second to none in the state. Fol-
lowing is the high school course Of study
THE FIRST YEAR.
Algebra
Latin
Physical Geography @ months
Physics months
Rhetoric months
American Literature months
Music
Drawing and Penmanship
Physical culture.
THE SECOND YEAR.
Plane Geometry
Latin
Physics O months
Botany months
American Literature months
English Literature months.
Music
Drawing and Penmanship
Physical culture.
THE THIRD YEAR.
Solid Geometry
Latin
Zoology months
Botany 3 months
General History
Music
Drawing and Penmanship
Physical culture.
Prof f. b. Symons. Miss c. J. LOOMS.
and Miss Ivy Wilson, who so successful
~ conducted the school last year. have
been engaged for the coming term.
Other teachers VIII be added as the
needs Of the school require Persons
living In remote districts who desire
first class school priveledgcs for their
children. should investigate our claims
before sending elsewhere. Tuition Zee
for outside pupils will be moderate
Next term begins Monday. September ?
1898. For further particulars call ON OF
address. ID. KNOX.
J. NJ. MARTIN.
JAMES puILLfrs
Trustees
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-06-15

lT seems to be much more heinous
offence for degraded woman to run a
disreputabe joint in a tent on the river
bank at Boise, than it is for fresher and
fairer members OF the ''soilcd dove fra
Iernlty, TO pursue their unholy calling
In brick houses. on the principle streets
Of the city. OF course the tent jewellers
don't pay as much rent as do the deni-
zens of more commodious quarters, and
that may make some difference when a
raid" is planned
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EPSON BISHOP.
Secretary.

Order TO show Cause why Order Of Sale Of
Real Estate should not be made.
In the Probate Court OF Canyon County
Idaho.
In the matter Of the estate Of James II. Lewis
deceased.
samantha Lewis Administrative OF the es-
state Of James H. Lewis deceased having filed
her petition herein duty vcrcncd. praying Tor an
order ~ sale Of certain parts Of the real estate
81 said deccdcnt for thc purpose therein set
forth. n Is therefore ordered by the Judge Of
this court that all persons Interested m the cS-
tate OF said deceased appear before the Probate
Court on tuesday June the 18th. 1859 al o'clock
p. n "a The court room ~ said court IN Caldwell
Canyon county. Idaho 10 show cause why an
order should not be granted 10 the said I'd
mini-trntrix 10 soil the real estate specified In
the Aforesaid petition at private sale. and that
n copy ~ this order be- published az least four
successive weeks In the Emmett INpEx a news
paper printed and published Ina said Canyon
county GKOVGF LITTLE.
Probate Judge.
Rated May 18th. 1865
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-06-15
u. S. MAIL.
JACOB ALcHENBERGER- Proprietor

Freight and express carried az the lowest pos
sihie rates. Stage leaves Emmett every moul-
INK except sunday. a. clock. and makes the
round trip each day.
ra.ic1scs rates, one as 3, round Trip $3.50
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of George NeSSlein. deceased. Notice
4 hereby given that the undersigned admins
traitor OF the estate Of George NeSSlein deceased
20 the creditors OF aud all persons having claims
against the said deceased 10 exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within four months after
the publication OF this notice 70 the said admin
istratcr. az his residence In Emmett precinct
the same being his place OF business. IN Canyon
county Idaho. AuAM FlsCHFR
lcin deceased.
Datcd At Emmett Idaho. June 9TH i-9s.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-06-15
Repair
Shop.
EMMETT. IDAHO.

I do a general blaclysmithing business. repair
wagons and farm machinery and make horse
shooting a speciality. All work strictly first
class. Charges reasonable.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-06-15

TnE people OF Salubria recently voted
mo on the question Of school tax.
Those old dads are evidently averse to
allowing their boys chance TO get to
know more than their fathers.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-06-15
~ COMMITTEES az

R0oMHITTEE9&
knox,
A W A. Miller
Progam YoungsA j.
P Allen Carpenter Mrs Daily Dmp
csmer N
RUSSELL
Clearance Wyatt
H
Refeshme Ant e o
Glenns Fred Mcdowell r. cowde
f. X A.
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Notice for Publication.

Land ONCE at Boise Idaho,
June 10. 1865.
Notice is hereby given that the following
nnmed settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof In support OF his claim. and that
said proof will be made before the Register and
Receiver OF the L. : Land ONCE at Boise City
Idaho, on July .. 1898 viz
Jan Monferran,
OF Horseshoe Bend, Idaho. lid. application No.
3i60. for the lot \ ne y Sc a sec "a lot sec Is
Up Snr2e lot sec . tp nr .. Boise Meridian
Idaho.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF. said land. viz,
Ezekiel Sweet. OF Boise City. Ada Co. Idaho
Jeremiah Hanninn. James Reid Joseph Pcnrod,
OF Horseshoe Bend. Boise county Idaho.
CHARLES HfNROD Register
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NOTICE

The Enterprise Ditch Company. OF Falks
Storc Idaho There Is delinquent on the fol-
lowing described stock on account OF ASSESS
mcnt levied on the 9Th day Of March isqS the
amount set opposite the name OF the following
named stock holder. viz. 1hoS Fitzpatrick. $500
on two shares OF paid stock, and $50 o. on
two shares OF unpaid stock. Aud In accordance
with law SO much OF said shares OF water as may
b. necessary will be sold on Monday the LIST
day OF July 1885. AZ o'clock p. N. az falN store
Idaho 20 pay delinquent assessment thereon
together with costs Of advertising and expense
Of sale.
EDISON BISHOP.
Secretary.
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Kingsley 4 Moody
Notice For Publication.

Land once at Boise City, Idaho.
NAV Z. 1928.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof win be made before Register and
Receiver u. =. land ONCE at Boise city Idaho.
on June p, 1895. viz. Edison Bishop ne OF the
heirs OF John Bishop sr. deceased FalkS store
Idaho. Homestead application No. 3id6. for the
n y NV y \ W y ne = sec 10 tp 6n r3w Il. 7.
NJ. Idaho.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
said land, viz:
Edward r.. Barter William n Whelchel. viii
liam Stuart. Aaron Richardson. All OF Falks
Store Canyon county. Idaho
CHARLES HiMRoD. Register.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-17
Field, MAILER 6 GO
HASG,sEN MEET.
Minnesota ShefifHs in Annual ses-
sion.

Minnesota ShefifRs in Annual ses-
sion.
The Minnesota Sheriffs' association
held its annual merting in the court
housd yesterday and elected the follow
ing officers: President. j. II. Block.
of Nicollet county; vice president, CD.
Munro, of Stevens; secretary, W. c.
Mitchell, of Freedom. and treasurer,
Henry Nupson, of Fillmore. No other
business or public interest was trans
acted, but the retiring officers made
short addresses. The names Of the past
officers are: President, Ed S Bean; vice
president, Charles Chapel; secretary,
James Eye, of Minneapolis, and treas
urer, }. II. Block.
The following names appear on The
lis: of those in attendance:
A. F. Anderson, eX-sheriff Of Good
hue; C. w. Odell, of Kandlyohi; G.. ii.
Munro, of Stevens; s. |. Davis, of ie
Sueur; c. n. Stewart, OF Rice; ID. T.
Bowen, of Blue Earth; J. G. john
son Jr., of Mower; j. Rogers, Of
Mcleod; George Carpenter, of Wright;
A. W. De Frate, Of Douglas;
c. l.. Stewart, OF Olmsted; w. &C.
Mitchell, OF Freedom; Caspar Bletheu,
of Redwood; John L. holberg, OF Hem
nepin; A. q. Anderson. of Cbisago:
Emmett Mark, Of Mile Lacs; Ole Gun
derson, OF Norman; j. II. Block, of Mic
olet; George ~. Forsyth. of Waton-
wan; 0. n. MausteS, OF Aitkln; NeIs
Munson, Of Traverse; Ell Bean, ex-
sheriff OF Rams ey: Charles Chapel.
present sheriff Of Ramsey.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-17
CoURT NOTES.

The Jury in Judge Otis court yester-
day returned a verdict for Sl,S35 In
favor of plaintiff in the suit of David
SWonK VS.. A. K. Barnum. The suit
was to recover Sc, Oh a contract for
the construction OF ditch and sluice-
way between two lakes.
Judge Otis and jury are engaged
hearing the damage suit Of Mrs. Louisa
Strachata to recover $1,000 from the city
for personal injuries sustained by fall
ing on the sidewalk at the corner OF
Sixth and Robert streets in November,
1898.
Joseph Sherwood, who shot Patrol
man Ryder in the leg, yesterday changed
his plea to guilty. The indictment
charges him with assault in the first de-
gree. lie will be sentenced tomorrow
by Judge Kelly.
Judge Willis yesterday gave judg-
ment against Defendant Babcock only
in the case of Sarah Nj. Tucker vs.. Sam
uel r. Babcock and j. .. Haas. The
suit was for the recovery Of s7O0 due on
note.
In the case of James Powers VS..
Joseph Baumann, TO recover $50 dam
ages for trespass, the jury in Judge
Otis court yesterday returned a YER
dict for $50 in favor Of plaintiff.
LII the suit of the American Loan and
Trust Company VS.. William Berlandi,
tried in Judge Brill's court, the jury
yesterday returned verdict for s66l.4S
in favor OF plaintiff.
The st. Paul Title Insurance COM
pany yesterday filed complaint in a
suit against Hercules l.. KittsOn ct al.
TO recover $57,50O, alleged to be Que on
note.
The Dodge Manufacturing company.
of Massachusetts, has filed suit
against tho Lowering Shoe company to
recover S725 alleged to be due OH nott S.
The case of c. }. Berryhill VS.. Will
lam G.. Resser was submitted 10 Judge
Kelly yesterday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-17
BANKERS VILE BANQUET.
The Minnesota Handlers OF Coil
tire Here Today.

7 The Minnesota Handlers OF Coin
tire Here Today.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon. in the
ordinary of the Ryan hotel, will be held
the annual meeting Of the Minnesota
State Bankers association, and tonight,
in the same room, will be given the an
nual banquet.
The committee. consisting of f. e.
Kenaston, OF Breckenridge; Frank Sey-
mour, Of ST. Paul. and w. b. Parsons.
of Dodge Center. he's completed all the
arrangements, aud it is expected that
from 50 TO 100 members Of the associa-
ton and invited guests will be present.
Addresses will be delivered Ev }. F.
r. Fess, president Of The Nieollet Ma
tional Bank of MinDesota; s. q. Pyle,
associate editor CT the Pioneer Press,
and Hon. Albert Scheffer. Mr.. Foss
will speak on why Our Present Cur
rency Has Proven SO lnelastic." He
will 20 iuto some of the causes Of the
panic OF 1913. The subjects Of the other
speakers have not been announced. In
addition 10 these speeches there will be
a number OF impromptu addresses.
At the meeting OF the association in
The afternoon new officers will be
elected, and the newly-elected pres!-
dent will preside at the banquet in tie
evening. The reception committee
consists of E. II. Bailey and ID. A. Mon
fort, st. Paul; Charles kitllPSOn, of
Minneapolis; DR.. T. II. Welcome, Of
Granite Falls, ana F. E. Kenaston, of
Breckenridge. Ryder's orchestra will
furnish music
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-17
WAS He MURDERED ?
DOUBT AS TO HOW CONDUCTOR
P0Es TER WAS KILLED.
Private Detectives and Mrs. Por-
ter Claim here Was Foul
Play.

Mrs. Porter, the wife of Conductor
Porter, the man who was found dead
some six weeks ago, by the side Of the
Northern Pacific tracks just beyond
the tunnel, thinks that her husband
was murdered. With that idea, she has
been employing private detectives ON
the case, who after making an exhaust.
i've investigation, agreed with Mrs.
Porter that there had been foul play.
The police authorities who investi-
gated the case at the time, came to the
conclusion that Porter was either struck
by or fell from train.
He was found lying at right angles to
the track, with his head against the re-
tain NJ wall of the cut. The last known
Of him is that he was seen III a saloon at
Broadway and Third street.
Detective DAILY, who was detailed oil
the case, has been going over the ground
again since the Investigation made by
, the private detectives. with the result
that he is still convinced that the death
OF Mr.. Porter was entirely accidental.
Auctions daily at 10 a. III. of the
Finch, Van Slyck, Young & Co. stock,
3Sl-93 jackson street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-17
AN ELECTRIC SHOCK

The Cause of n Damage Suit
Against the City Hallway.
The suit Of August Heidmann VS.. The
st. Paul City Railway Company, to re-
cover $4,000 damages for personal in
juries sustained in consequence of an
electric shock alleged to have been re-
ceived Oil one OF the defendants cars
last September, is ON trial before Judge
Brill and jury. G. d. O'Brien Is rep
lesehting the plaintiff aud NJ. D. Mum
the defendant. The plaintiff claims TO
have received shock from TIE hand
rail on the rear of the ear while in tile
act of getting Off at the corner Of Grotto
street and University avenue, which
threw him to the ground and caused
serious internal injuries. The defense
maintains that the plaintiff attempted
to get off the car while in motion and
fell III consequence Of his own action.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-17
THE FLOOR SHAKES
and the Use of the High School
(,vt,,p n aSrYf., 10 Discontinued

and the Use of the High School
Gymnasium Is Discontinued.
Further use OF the gymnasium at the
high school will be discontinued for
some time. 1t has been discovered that
the flooring is not properly supported,
and that there is danger Of the plaster
ing of the assembly room ceiling bocom-
ing dislodged. The gymnasium is di-
rectly over the assembly hail.. Some
time ago it was noticed that while the
gymnasium was in use the ceiling of
the assembly room shook, and even the
building seemed 10 sway. Accordingly
the president of the school board asked
the building inspector to examine the
gymnasium. Yesterday forenoon Build
ing Inspector Gauger went up to the
high school and made n thorough eX-
animation. lie found that the floor of
the gymnasium had no other support
than that gwen by the roof trnsses,
which are made of wood. The conse-
quence is an elastic floor which cracks
ana loosens the plaster Oh the ceiling OF
the assembly ruum. The building in
spector accordingly wrote letter 10 the
president Of The school board, advising
against the further use of the gym
nasium until proper means Of support
for the flooring aud ceiling are pro-
yided
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-17
SONG RECITALS.
Miss Villa Whitney White at
Ford's Hall.

Miss Villa Whitney White will give a
series of her charming historical song
recitaIs at Ford music hall on Saturday
evening. s O'Clock. Jan. 10, Wednesday
morning at 1880, Jan. %. and Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock, Jan. "a. illus
trating and explaining the development
of the German Lied from the earliest
foil. songs in existence to the present
time. The subjects OF these three re-
eli tails are as follows:
Jan 10, Folk song from fifteenth cent
ury to our time.
Jan. %. Song in aria from sixteenth
century to Beethoven.
Jan. "a. BALLADS and romances to the
present time.
Miss White has given these recitals to
large and delighted audiences of cult
ured people both East and West. Her
opening recital in Hartford, Conn, was
given at the house of Charles Dudley
Warmer,