The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-05-11

hands with bis many friends Mr. Z
Chapman a cattle buyer Of Evanson.
Wyo. accompanied him We under
stand Mr.. Chapman contracted several
bands Of cattle In this vicinity.
Ed Stanley went down TO Portland
this week 10 hurry up the balance Of
their saw mill machinery. For some
reason the machinery ..zs been delayed
until forbearznce has ceased to be
virtue and Ed will probably stir the
company up in great shape
-FoR SALE. House and lot In Boise
city. lot 5oxl22 feet. House Of four
rooms. good well Of water. good cellar.
barn for four horses. choice fruit trees
on lot Will be sold chexp. or will trade
for farm in Psyette valley with bearing
orchard CARrER & PkTTIsox.
How a-e We going to celebrate the
glorious Fourth at Emmett, All other
wide awake towns are beginning to take
action on this line and il is time for us
to begin to do something By all means
.et US observe the day. with an old fash
ioned celebration. Who will take the
lead in the matter,
Mr.. Bodenheimer the veteran pros-
pector returned TO Emmett during the
week from a prospecting trip in the
West View district A satisfied smile
Illuminated his countensnce and he
seemed to step higher than usual Upon
being interviewed he reported having
made rich strike near the head Of
Rock creek. He saws the ledge he un-
covered is from eight TO ten feet wide
and ASSAYS more than 800 in gold and
1920 in silver. He discovered float from
this ledge two three wears ago but was
unable TO discover the ledge until this
: trip.
The Midland Monthly for May has
been received. IL is filed from cover 10
cover with articles OF interest and lit
ersry merit. The Switzerland Of Iowa. -
) by samuel Calvin. "A bicycle ride to the
Custer battlefield. by Rev. Eugene May
? The Lost mine found. by Ida NJ. 5. arr
D articles Of especial interest to western
D readers. The Midland is ESSENTIALLY Z
Western American magazine and should
receive liberal support from western
people. johnson & Brigham, Des Moini
i. Iowa. are the publishers and the sub
scripiion price is sl.5O per year.
Several conflicting stories hav
s reached Emmett lately from Pearl Cit,
{ concerning a recent cleanup at the mil
from a run on Levan's ore One repor
a said that over $500 was cleaned up iron
= four tons Of ore. A later report brough
, it down to little less than 500. Tn
last report is good enough to insure
good camp. and people generally VII
are interested in the welfare Of the cam
: will be satisfied to accept the lesser Hl
ure as being correct The INDEX doe
not wish to publish one word Of exaggel
n alton about that camp. believing tha
u the exact truth is good enough. and an
IL reports beyond that which may be Gil
culated will only rebound to-the injur
d Of the camp. We do not give either {
,e the above reports as authoritative, bl
Is only az rumors.
Mr. J. J. roole. President Of Il
st State Horticultural Association and pr
ie prietor Of the Idaho Nursery was
y town last week having come from Payet
ID with load OF trees for the Westlai
Fruit company. II seems that some
el the trees previously furnished were n
* up to the standard Of first class tree a
r- cording 10 Dan Richards way Of thin
n ing and work was therefore immediate
IS stopped until Mr.. Toole could be hesi
from Mr.. Arthur Richards made 4
ing trip 10 Payette and as a result N
Toole although very busy with h
- spring shipments, l-fs his men in char
a and came at once to Emmett and az,
an personally inspecting the orchard r
placed every tree which Dan saw NJ
throw ont amounting in all TO some 8
re- or 500 trees. The Richards Brothers $
In they have been given square deA
ne and that "Toole is straight goods" a.
OF the right kind Of a nurseryman to de
'm with. This seems to be the general il
preston Of orchardisis al this end Of I
80 valley.