The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-08-10

money.
Charlie Sloper came over from
Pearl City on Wednesday. where he has
been working at his trade. aud prospect
other parties have located mine which
they have named the ''Galloping Cow"
Charlie says that judging by the rich
golden color Of the product they have a.
bout concluded she is Jersey
-Wm. Mossman who lives at the
north end Of the Butte. was in town last
week. and had his name placed on the
INDEX subscription list. Mr.. Mossman
SAYS tha; the crying need Of his section
Of the country is a wagon road to En-
nett He SAYS that a road through that
country would draw much trade 10 En-
nett that now goes to Weiser and Pay /
ette. He further intimated that an ef-
fort Will BE- made in the near future 10 /
enlist the support Of Emmett's business
men in the project. and thinks the road I
can be built
Jason Kelley. Of the INDEX Office be-
strobe a cayuse on Sunday. and hied him
self away 20 the fastnesses Of the Dry
Buck mountains where he will recuper
ate his wasted vitality for a couple Of
weeks. and try to fatten himself on
mountain air. blue grouse. and buckle
berry pie. In the meantime the editor
will have full sway in matters pertain
ing 70 she art prrservative. will write his
own copy. stick his own type. and cuss
his own stupidity FOR running news
paper in dog-days. He will forego the
mountain air and grouse. and he has
grave fears that instead Of huckleberry.
he will have plain ''pi'' with rsb.ane
trimmings.
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. w. VI. Cupp returned from Long
Z valley last week. where h. is ranging
T. his sheep this summer When the bridge
was burned at the falls. near NanWyck.
y early in Jnly. Mr.. Cupp was just ready
d 10 cross his sheep there. He AZ once
= put men al work 20 repair the bridge
4 and soon had it in shape for travel
When he arrived al the bridge with his
, sheep. ne was met by county commis
= sioner Wm. McGuiiu. aud Charlie
i smith. who forbid him crossing. The,
!, had nailed boards acruss the bridge ane
!, posted a notice 90 the effect that any on'
crossing the bridge would be fined. Th'
bluff failed 10 work. however. and CupI
l. tore down the barrie lde. and crossed hi
Il sheep in spite Of their protests. Mr.
m Cupp saws his opponents We're both arm
'e ed. but he did not say whether he Wa
re ..heeled" or not. but just the same h'
crossed that bridge He further report
=, that Joe Robbins and a Young man nam
ed Collins. were recently arrested for b.
- ing implicated in the cattle killing scrap
IL in Long Valley. and that warrants wer
!, issued several davs ago for IS or ,
more settlers Of the valley on the sam
charge.
g. From another source We lear
m that three more Long VALLEY men hav
te been arrested for killing cattle. The
in are T. Worihington. Dan Higgcns. an
man named Couyers. II is said othe
.s arrests will follow. some Of which "
cause big sensation in Boise counl'
ce Bob Gray and jim Duncan came 1
e. town together the other day from Bob
IS picturesque ranch on Sucker creek. 30
y. looked upon the wine when il was a dee
scarlet color and in consequence didn
50 "aut 10 - "rHAr ""ru "t- -. -'o"-
-, 20. jim is Kid who looks 90 b. abO.
nm fifteen years old. but he is a married ms
- just the same. and like any well regul
a. ted husband. when the shades II eve
- ing began TO gather. he wanted 20
. home to his spouse. Bob has no sroU
an vet to bother himself about. 50 VIII
Jim got the team aud announced his {
tention of hitting the mad Bob obje
ne ed aud swore that if Jim took that tea
ns he would coon" him. After an ints
oi change Of compliments which whe
'"i more iorciole than pious. Bob started
is' TO '' coon" the kid but the kid p-omp,
knocked Bob downwiih rock. and q
ia' '',ooning'' process was indefinitely po