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creek aoont forty-iYe feet and has
reached damp gravel. good flow of
watesis expected when the v ell reaches
bed-uck.
George Webber was in from Scales
vile where he is working on the Polar
star, uine of his which shows good
gold ore: The gold being coarse and
plainly visible.
II. A. Kingsbury is at present de-
veloping the Triangle, one of The
Great Republic group of mines, with
very satisfactory results. This group
which consists of the Great Republic,
the Triangle and the Julia, could keep
a stamp-mill running 800 days in the
year showing a good return of the yell
low metal.
Bob Howe is running the east cross.
cut from the bottom of the winze in
the Emporia mine and has struck an
other band or streak of gOld-bearing
quartz in the vein; the cross-cut has
been driven about fifty feet without
encountering the east wall OF the vein
and each foot proves the value of the
gold-bearing quartz.
Thos. Scales was up from FairYiew
to inspect the GoldrGx and Rocks Gold
mines which Lew Kruse and Dick
White are developing, and took away
some samples of the high grade ore
from a new working on the vein about
900 feet north on Turkey creek and about
200 feet in altitude above the level OF
the creek. The gold and silver bearing
quartz has been traced the entire
length of these two mines one OF
which is the extension of the other.
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HERMOSA.

Charles Bishop, who has been at
Grafton and Chloride, has returned to
Hermosa and Is at work at the lower
camp.
Chas. Warnack has taken out ore
from the Pelican company's properties
which is above the average in lead and
runs well in silver.
A new name for political party in
Hermosa is the party of the Bald
Headed Wife Beater, who thinks he
can beat anything and everything but
his own record.
G. Acuna, who sold his lease on the
Pelican Eagle a few weeks ago, has
moved to the house formerly occupied
by Judge Hicklin, has duga new we'll
and is improving the premises.
William Johnson was well pleased
with the returns from his last ship
ment from his lease on the Pelican
Cos properties, which ran above three
hundred ounces silver and was heavy
in lead.
Slater, Eceberger, Wheeler, Cassidy
and Morris, who bought out the Acuna
lease and consolidated it with their
lease, are finding several pay-streaks
which they are following up and yigor-
ously taking out ore.
Beebe and Schwartz are in good
ground on the Eagle; it would be hard
to beat the record they have made in
taking out ore which will run between
three and four hundred ounces silver
to the ton. Their good luck stays with
them
Humming is the right word for the
work on the Humming Bird mine
owned by Mr.. Marshall, and it is Pol.
lock and Chamber and the other leas
ers who are making the silver ore come
out in lively style. The ore will run
above two hundred ounces silver.
Ayers and Burke have opened up {
pay-streak on their lease on the Ante
lope mine, on which they Immediately
began work when they returned t
Hermosa from Grafton, where the!
had been working all last summer ant
winter up to about week ago on tht
Ivanhoe.
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FAIRVIEW.

Some deeply religious person has
posted on the notice and bulletin
board at the intersection of the princi-
pal boulevards of Fairview the follow
ing:
NoT1oE--The Clevelandistic, the
Populistic, the Anarchistic congress
has adjourned. The free wool, free
lead, decentralization of silver, sugar
coated, railway, corporation trust con-
gress has adjourned So also has the
New Mexico legislature of thievery
and kanvery. And their evil acts
have come to and end.
GLORY, HALLELUJAH, AMEN.
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KINGSTON.

Hon. |. D. Hilty looketh for gold.
Judge Hurste makes a good official.
The populists are deserting their
windy ideas.
In few years Kingston will be one
grand orchard.
John Cain has faith, even if the last
congress failed TO pass silver bill.
A large number of fruit trees are be.
ing planted, a good sign of the future
of town property.
No body IS crying because Prof. Eos
ter's storm of Sunday didn't bring {
bowling and protracted snow-storm.
Mr.. McArdle has gone to HillsborC
to lecture. The bi-metallic town will
probably go populistic at the next elec
tiOn.
The competition between Judg,
Hurste, and Wagner & Co., seems to b,
in favor OF the latter, at the presen
writing.
Several Kingstonites who went t,
Cripple Creek have been down sick al
winter The gold fever was too mucl
for them.
There has been no advertisements O
lost pocket-books this winter, mos
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LOCAL NEWS.

P!lVer, 9O13' Leau' So'Vz1s:
The Bunker family will move over to
the Giia, near the hot springs.
If you want the local news Of Sierra
county subscribe for The BLACK
RANGE.
Chas. Clauser, we regret to announce
has been in unusually poor health for
the past few days.
Capt. Grozier. fat and saucy, was in
from the W. U. G. ranch. Country life
is good medicine for hun.
Fosters storm last Sunday reminded
one Of the late democrat cpngress-all
wind, and done more harm than good.
Rumor has 1t that work will likely
be resumed soon on one Of the best
gold mines In this district. We hope
the rumor is sound.
Our Office devil suggests that the
school directors have the schoOl-hOuse
clock repaired and put In running or
der. In this particular suggestion we
believe the devil is right.
One of our east end citizens, Abram
Apodaca, was one day this week sum-
moned before the tribunal at Month
cello charged with interrupting the
pleasures of bale. Result, $4,000 and
costs.
The high grade and value of ore
taken from the mines at Hermosa can
be pretty well sized up by the fact that
eighty-6ve sacks of ore was stolen from
the Humming Bird mine one night
last week.
Billy Dawson returned Wednesday
evening from hunting trip over at
Monticello. On his return home he set
'em up to the boys-choice cider and
hickory nuts fresh from that once de-
mocratic state of Missouri. The liquid
was A and there was no doubling it.
as the genial Billy assured his friends
that he was thoroughly acquainted
with the identical apple tree upon
which the cider grew.
This district is enjoying real, old
fashioned democratic prosperity. Only
two miners are known to be polishing
drill heads in the Apache district at
the present time. Westy Petersen,
who believes in republican principles,
is extracting gold from the Mayfower
to fill up the deficit made in the Unit
ed States treasury by the reform demo-
cratic administration which purloined
the yellow stuff at the command of
the stuffed prophet; while Erasmus
Payne is delving In the bowels of the
earth on Mineral creek taking out pre-
cious metals and tying TO solve the
usefulness as well the mysteries of
populistic demagoguery.
R. M. White was down from Grafton
the early part of this week. Mr.. White
who is a mineralogist as well as 9
practical miner, is much pleased with
the Goldrox mining claim in which ht
and Lew Kruse are interested and are
working and sacking shipping ore. 81
far as development has gone the Gold
rox presents most promising milling
proposition. An average sample o.
ore taken from this property gave re
turns of gold $4S5O. silver 921S ounces
to the ton. This claim was he'll
for years by an old-time prospectO
who finally dropped it as worthless, bu
new owners, by careful prospecting ant
development may prove tito be "a valu
Il Ill
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GRAFTON.

Dilley and Reynolds, the Cripple
Greek, Colorado, experts and mill men,
who are examining the mines in this
district with a view of putting in a
mill, have sent off for supplies and
material with which to erect sampl-
ing works with which to make mill
runs Of the ore.
Mr.. McAughan has sunk bis new
veil near hls residence on Turkey
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-09-21
IDAHO Fruits.

The all-absorbiHg theme OF the Pay.
cite, Weiser, Emmett and Ontario pa
pers now is the character. quality, size
and prolific abundance Of the fruit crop
in their respective ncighborhoods,
while Boise, Caldwell and Nampa pa
pers pipe the same tune only In a MIN
or key The fact is that all the arabic
lands In Idaho lying at Il low enough
altitude to escape the frosts are the
equal OF any on the continent for the
growth Of fine fruits, and the fact that
the people are Boosting more this year
is only because this new industry is one
year older. In due time the great
Snake River Valley, from Idaho Falls
to Lewiston viii have a worldwide
reputation as fruit producer, while a
few most highly favored localities, like
Owyhce's Bruneau and Little Valley
will be counted as world heaters. The
industry Is only in its infancy and the
granduer Of It's possibilities is scarcely
conceivable. Nugget
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-09-21
UNIVERSITY or lnAHo

Fourth year begins SeDtember 10th.
1905. Classical, Philosophical. Scien-
tiiic, Engineering Agricultural, Mining,
Manual Training and Musical courses.
Excellent preparatory School with three
courses, Latin, English and Agricnltu-
raj Complete scientific equipment,
library and reading room. Superior
Faculty Of fifteen experienced teachers
Tuition free in all departments. except
music. Board and other expenses very
low. For particulars write the President,
f. b. Gault. Moscow, Idaho
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-09-21

M. q. Stephens and II w JOrdon
representing the Wrought Iron Range
Go OF ST. Louis are making thorough
canvass OF tins valley for the sale Of IN,
Home Comfort Steel Ranges They dc
not sell goods either by sample or by q
pfcponderance OF smooth talk, but simp.
~ take the range which they expect Ia
sell you To your house and the range
itself and your own good judgement are
expected TO do the rest. The company
which these gentlemen represent is tile
largest manufacturer of stoves and
ranges In the world. and has paid up
capital Of 81. 600, 600 The Home Com.
fort steel ranges were awarded the first
premium by the committee on awards
at the Worlds Columbian Exposition
at Chicago in 1893, over hundreds OF
competitors. The Home Comfort is a
thing of beauty and JOY forever
They save fuel, fuss. and frctting. time,
trouble and toll, and make IL sure
thing betting when the pot is going 70
boil. II YOU want TO be happy and heal
thy, your temper and stomach sweet
Just buy your wife a steel Home Com
fort Range and have a dinner cooked III to
cat The gentlemen will be in the neigh
borhood for the next week or ten days
and all parties who are IN need Of a
frst-class kitchen range should deal with
them.
--Lo, the poor Indian must feel high
ly ilattered by the attentions showered
upon him by his white brother. Grange
willie follows close on the heels of Lewis
ton with weeks events solely for the
edihcation Of the Indian. or course
there is no Interior motive. but we un-
dersiand that Lo thinks there is and
does not loosen the purse strings as he
should. Too bad he should accept these
attentions In the wrong spirit Genesee
News.
p. Abney the artistic painter, and
decorator is prepared to do all kinds Of
fine carriage and buggy painting His
shop is In the old linden building. When
you need any thing in his line give him
a call. 3i-l2t
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-09-21

No. |. 30 acres one half mile from
Emmett. Excellent land, desirable To-
cation. $3.50
No. .. 40 acres one and half miles
from town, all in cultivation. orchard
OF 600 trees Of choice fruit In bearing,
frame house Of four rooms, good cellar.
and necessary out buildings, ample
water right in Last Chance Ditch goes
with land. $1,000.
No. 3. 30 acres Of first class land, all
under fence, one half share of'water in
Last Chance Ditch goes with land. A
bargain. 5000.
No. 1. so acres Of fine soil suitable
for orchard or small fruits on the line Of
the Last Chance Ditch, a bargain at
300.
No.5 800 acres Of river bottom land
lying on Payette river three miles from
Emmett. 100 acres in cultivation, bear
ing orchard Of choice fruits. private
ditch taken from the Payettc river with
recorded water right OF 20OO inches
covers this land, good two story house
and necessary out buildings. $4,000.
No. 6. 40 acres of good land one mile
from town. this place has bearing or
chard OF choice fruit and is bargain.
$3.50.
No. z. l2O acres Of rich granite soil
neatly all under cultivation 1900 fruit
trees about one third OF which are in
bearing, comfortable house and other
farm buildings, one share water in Last
Chance Ditch. $500.
No. s. l2O acres nine miles from
Emmett, 40 acres of this place is first
class bottom farm land with recorded
water right sufficient for fall grain, hay
garden and orchard Cheap at 5000.
For further information call
on or address,
CARPENTER & PATTISON,
EMMETT, IDAHO
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-09-21

Land ONCE at Boise City Idaho

August .. 1898
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with
the provisions OF the act of Congress- Of June B.
1873. entitled AN act for the sale OF timber lands
III the states OF California. Oregon, Nevada. and
Washington Territory Edward NJ. newalt. Of
Emmett. County of Canyon. state OF Idaho has
this day filed In this Office his sworn statement
NO II. for the purchase OF the ne u NV n y
NV y NV Z Sw y OF Section No. -. In Township
No. Range No G. and will offer proof 70
show that the land sought is more valuable for
its timber or stone than for agricultural purpos-
eS and 70 establish his claim 20 said land before
the Register and Receiver of this Office at Boise
city Idaho, on Tuesday the Is day OF October
1875.
He names as witnesses: Edward +. Stanley
Joseph !. Reed, Edward Allen. and William
Bates. all OF Emmett. Canyon county. Idaho
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
ahove-deScriDed lands are requested to file
their claims IN this ofiice on or before said IS
day OF October, 1880. CHARLES HMROD.
Register
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-09-21

nARoAIN lN REAL rsrArE.

We have for sale 100 acres OF choice
land one mile from Emmett. Comfort
able house and stable. 10 acres in cultiva-
ton. Two aud one half shares of water in
Only Chance Ditch goes with land water
from Last Chance Ditch for this season
already ON land. This land win be sold
at bargain If sold at once. For furth-
er particulars cali ON or address
CARPENTER y PArrlsoN.
Emmett. Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-09-21
Notice For Publication.
Land once at Boise City Idal

Land Once AZ Boise CIV Idaho,
August, 81, 1895.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice OF his intcn-
ton iOmake final proof in support OF his claim
and that said proof viii be made before Regis
ter and Receiver OF u. $. Land ONCE at Boise
City IhahO' on Oct Is, 1895. viz:
James Y. Hall,
OF Ola, Boise Co. Idaho, lid. application No.
3i9i for the sw Il NV 4 NV 4 Sw i sec X Sc n
ne Il ne4 Sc 4 sec , tp n OF Boise Meri-
dian, Idaho.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
said land. viz:
Edgar IA. Miller William Ireton OF Sweet.
Boise county Idaho, Joseph DeMasters. Ben
lafnln +. Shepherd. Of Ola, Boise county Idaho
CHARLES HIMROR, Register,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-09-21
A slNouLAR colNc.ppNcr.

Those who are fond Of condolences
will find an interesting one in the case
Of James r. Garfield, son Of President
Garfield, who has just been nominated
for The state Senstein Ohio The elder
Garfield began his political career by
being elected to the same Office, from
the same district at the same age-2S
years--in 1859 To complete the parallel
young Garfield will have to be elected
10 Congress in 1898 and be chosen Presi-
dent in 1916. World.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-09-21
THE LAST CALL.

All persons knowing themselves to be
indebted TO the firm Of Bilderback a
Cartwright, are requested to settle with
Ia the next 30 days. or their accounts
will be placed in the hands Of a coll
lector.
RiLDERBACK a CNRrwRrGuT.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-09-21
CUBAN RIGHTS

There can be no doubt that the PEG.
pie OF the United States aesire our gov.
crnment 70 recognize The insurgents In
Cuba MS bcniserents This feeling has
existed for long time. but IL has UNI
doubleday been brought to head by
the recert arrests OF Cuban refugees In
New Jersey. There men. whose only
offence vas tbst - organizing to 20 10
their native country 10 help her out In
her struggle with the Spanish OPP
pressors, were bound over to appear in
The United States court and there
answer a charge Of violation Of the laws
Of this country. President Palma OF
the Cuban junta IN New York made
most effective use Of this Incident In
his appeal 10 the people Of the United
States lie pointed out the fact that
II France had treated the American
colonies AS the United States now
treats the Cubans. ID would have been
impossible Tor Lafayette aud his
friends 10 leave their European homes
aud come here TO assist IN our struggle
with Great Britain.
Since that appeal was issued the
people Of this country have been asking
themselves why this republic should i'm
prison patriotic men who seek to cstab-
lish a republic IN ntighhoring land
now under the Oppressive control " de-
cayed European monarchy. Aud when
ever an American has asked himself
this question, he has found yelling up
In his heart the spontaneous response
that IL Is a shame and an outrage for
our government 10 continue In position
of such unconccrn respecting our Cuban
ncighbors. Therefore the demand is
we'll nigh universal that the administra-
tlonut Washington shall recognize the
Cuban patriots as bcliigerpnts. thus se-
curing 20 them. 80 far rs this country is
concerned, what are called the sovereign
rights OF war. with the right to be re-.
s'ec,ed Ia the exercise of those rights.
This would mean for the Cubans In this
country, aud Tor Americans who SYM
pathizo wiih'Cuoa. that they would net
commitan offence against this govern
ment IN cndeavorlng to go 20 the dis.
iressed island 20 aid the cause Of the
r"volutionisis
Nations do not accord this rccogna-
iion to mere insurrectionists. always
waiting to see if those who may have
risen la rebellion are In position to
aud actually do carry on organized war.
fare. When this poini has been estab-
iished the revolutionary party may
property ask to be- recognized As hellig.
erenis The insurgcnt Cubans have
demonstrated that they are carrying on
Aau organized, vigorous war against the
Spanish government; they have met
their enemies upon score OF hard
fought fields and again and again have
routed the forces Of The Madrid govern
mcut. They aim 70 establish there m
the Queen OF the Antilles government
dedicated 10 the cause of freedom.
founded upon human rights and
modenci after our own great republic.
1t Is therefore peculiarly appropriate
that the American government should
recognize them as bellicerenis and thus
secure TO them those rights which APP
pertain TO such condition. S,mcsman.
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CHAs s. KINGSLEY. SrLAs W. MOODY.
Ex-RegiSter l.. o. Attorney.
Kingsley & Moody
LAND OFFICE RusiNEss

Land titles contests, claims. entries and all
business before either the local or General
Land ONCE a speciality.
Rooms and 8 Soma Block opposite Land
Ohice, Boise City, Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-09-21

Tnf Caldwell Record SAYS that The
committee appointed by the subscribers
TO the Willow creek road. has awarded a
contract to Perry Groves Of Middleton.
TO build the road for si07 cash. and slG6
labor contributed. The road is to b.
completed by October 18th. Nothing is
sand abcu: the county commissioners
rendering any assistance to the project.
We are glad To know that this road is to
be built at once. The camp needs il.
aud Caldwell needs it, We congratulate
our nelghbors ON having accomplished
This Improvement by their own EFFORT.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-09-21

Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting OF
NE directors OF the Only Chance Ditch Co.
held at Emmett Idaho. On saturday. August II
1913, labor assessment OF one hundred 5000
dollars per share OF said company was levied
Stid amount OF labor must be performed. or its
equivalent paid In cash on or before the cath
day or september 1873. Any stock upon which
THIS assessment remains unpaid on the gath
day or september 1875 will become delinQuent
and viii nc advertised 20 be sold to the highest
bidder on the "a, day OF October 1895 TO pay costs
OF advertising and expense 90 sale. and an right
and title 10 stock sold. will be transferred 10 the
purchaser. II. HOUSEI. Secretary.
Emmett, Idaho. August II. 1875.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-23
= land pppD.tUui,y.

The Rock Island road has made ar
rangements for an excursion to the
Boston Templar conclave. which is
likely to be winner both in the OPP
portunitics for enjoyment afforded
and in the number who will avail
themselves of them. A special Pull
man train in charge of Kaaba tenn
PIE. Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine. is
to leave Rock Island Saturday. Aug.
p. reaching Boston the following
Monday. The train is TO run via the
Rock Island and Erie routes, and go
ing, the tourists will have chance
to visit Lake Chau;auGua. Niagara
Falls ana Saratoga. At the conc!u-
sion of the conclave the members of
the excursion are free to remain I'M
til Oct. i: they desire, and to have
choice of routes returning. The
arrangement promises a most de-
lightful and inviting trip in every
way.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-23

Tho noble trJttinr and pacing
horse are in FreePort this week.
Yesterday commenced the great race
meeting at Taylot's park. 1t will
continue six days and $4,000 in
purses will be distributed. Many Of
the fastest and most royalty bred
equincs in thu whole world will con-
test for the itch prizes. NJ. L. Me
Henry, who is one of the best known
figures in the equine world, has a
general detection CT the meetings
which is sufficient guarantee that
1t will be conducted with honesty and
in business-like manner. About
three hundred and fifty trotters and
PAGERS are now makiag Taylor's
park their temporary home. To
accomdate them. go new stalls
have been erected. Some of teh
most noted OF the eGuines are John
Il. Gentry, with record of 2:O3i ::
Joe Patchcn, 2:04: fidol, e:05I: ".
W. p. 2:l0i; Impetuous, 2:l3. There
are many others who can turn the
track in 2:15 or less. Tho starting
Judge will he Frank Walker. of In
niapaUolis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-23
.et.enchmeut with "A Vengeance


Mayor Hughes, of Clinton. has re-
sorted TO drastic measures to reduce
the expenditures of that city to a
basis more in conformity with the
receipts than has been the case. The
police force, which has consisted Of Il
patrolmen and the chief has been re-
duced to five men. This action is
the outcome OF = fight between the
mayor and the council over the ques-
ton OF economy. At the last meeting
OF the council Mayor Hughes made q
speech. calling attention to the fact
that expenditures were exceeding re-
ceipts by $4,000 per month and
called on tina: body 10 assist him in
cutting down the expenses. Both
the council and the street committee
refused to take action and the mavor
takes this desperate remedy to eradi-
cate the cause. Beside this the
street force has been cut to six men
and three assistant street commits
sioners have been discharged, and
the end is not yet. Mayor Hughes
Is planning to shut off the street
lights. but the light company has a
contract and declines to be shut off.
Under the present conditions, the
former city OF Lyons has day and
night patrolman. and Clinton has the
same. Ii is understood that the
Civic Federation. recently organized
in Clinton. has been an influential
factor in causing the mayor to make
the attempt 10 place the affairs Of