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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-10-22
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ben franife Bresie.
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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-10-22

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ter Dem?
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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-10-22
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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-10-22

2l &fbolbsforeuinser itittebes iibife
ginter Snbien. bp,s Meblemsantal
snaar op til 1000.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-10-22

Da ct @tib berom Dasen lob af Staz
belen Batb, Me., bleD bet npe 9th,
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fin Dame - lite ifslse Stiffen meb
Champagne, men meben Blomiterbutet.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-01-12
SOME INTERESTING FACTS.

The Statesman some time ago sent
out requests 10 all members Of the leg
isiature that they furnish IL certain spe-
cifc Information concerning themselves
the time and place Of their BIRTH the
place whore they received their educa-
ton, their business or profession, and
such public Offices as they may have
Oiled. Replies we're received from near
ly all, and, WITH one exception. an
those who did not respond by mail have
been seen one ala not like the States
man and declined TO furnish the desired
information
The information obtained is here
with given. From IL the following In
tcrcstlng facts are CLEANED;
The youngest member is II. L. Hughes
Of Shoshone county, who will be- 81 years
old on June 10Th next. the oldest is Fran
els Fletcher of Washington county. who
is 90 years of age.
Three Of the members were born In
Idaho A. A. Crane, r. II. Dewey
and y. n Young; II were born in for
eign ands o frs; saw the light in nli-
noise; Utah is the native place Of 3; Ohio
was the birthplace of aud Iowa of an
equal number; 3 were born Ina Missouri.
3 Ia Wisconsin and Ia Oregon, Now
Norl, Is the native stale Of ANA Penn
sylvauia OF .. while Vermont Kentucky.
Florida. Michigan, Indiana aud Califor-
mia each contributed l.
Nine of the members have previously
served in legislative assemblies. Three
have 10 their credit the fact That. la
spite of early disadvantages, aud though
depending uion sell-cducation. they
have won their way ia the world and
are chosen To represent their sections i'm
the states legislative halls
There are ~ farmers and slockmen
ON the rolls OF the third session. o mer-
chants. q mining men and 7attorne,s.
one civil engineer is on the Hist of meme
bers and one editor There Is also I
minister OF the gospel and. 10y the way.
he is ono who, 10y reason of his charac-
ter and ability, is likely to make his
mark during the session
There are n republicans in the sen-
ate. . populis,s and democrats I'm
the house there are 90 republicans o
populists and democrat The vote
ON joint ballot will bc % republican.
II populist and . democratic. States.
mau.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-01-12

In The Probate Court Of Canyon county. State
of Idaho
Ina the matter OF the estate Of and guardianship
OF Park Wardwell an incompetent person
10 appearing 10 this court from the petition
this day presented and filed by Elsie Wardwcll
Hayes the guardian Of the person and estate OF
Park Wardwell un Incompetent person praying
for an order OF sale OF certain real estate be-
longing % her said ward that q would De bone
fetal % the said ward that such real estate
should be- sold
ID Is here ordered that the next of kin of the
said ward and an persons interested In the said
estate appear before this court at the court room
"a scof az tho court house IN Caldwell. Ia the
County of Canyon on Monday the ith day of
February a. d. 1890 az two O'Clock p. N then
and there Co show cause why an order should
not be- granted for the sale Of such estate And
10 Is futintrcd ordered that copy OF this order
Doc published az least four successive weeks. be-
fore the said hearing of the said petition. Ia the
Emmett INDEX newspaper printed In the said
County OF Canyon.
NJ. r.. JENKINR.
Probate judge Of Canyon County
Caldwell, Dcccm Der %. 1891.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-01-12
HE GoYENoRs MESSAGE

Governor McConnclls message TO the
legislature, WAS read In joint session Of
lat body on Tuesday II is a lengthy
document, and contains many sugges-
ons that might be acted upon by our
law makers, TO the profit and advantage
az the state. lie very earnestly recon-
ends the enactment OF such laws AS
VIII tend 10 economy In the state aud
county governments, aud ON the subject
oi taxation says:
recommend that tho state levy be- reduced
. On ~ 10 ~ cents on The 600. lfurthor recon-
.lcnd that a nov feo bin be- enacted that viii
elniorm with the present conditions that SUR
round us The one which IL now on our statutes
ns hccn brought forward from tho oldcn time
ehcn the ianoring man who welded the pick
nni shovel received from ~ 10 4. pee day Com
petition aud circumstances have reduced tie
wage, Of those who work In our mines or on our
iaiIns. have lowered ne price or evory product
81 iunnn industry aud d ls but right and proper
'lni ihr servants Of the public should submit
o. a reduction similar 10 that Imposed upon
,l,ers.
The cxponse Of running our city aud county
governments notably that Of the cou.is h en-
ticiy TOO great Tho taxpayers ct the state ox-
pNo' you !" 'oi''' 'hem OF portion Of this
i''''n''n" ,n"' rs soon-ns practicable after
l'N' ORGANIZATION. you appoint joint commit
o. say 'n''' from IN" house nnd two from
N'' ''l"''' :" 'oni'f Win 'he secretary OF state
hnd attorney general ana draft now revenue
law
ne reviews the work OF the pardon
Ing bonrd during the last two YEARS. the
n..,s nf a.. ,.,io,,. s,.,. ',i,..,i....
''' '"'l''' "' irrigation says
~ N'''''" "h'n VIII present itself Tor your
.'"'''' '.''Nh az Tar reaching 10 n' results aH
'' question o' 'ho proper distribution OF wutcr
i'n 'n' "''l hhos Nhen you contemplate
'"' '''p'i ''D'' OF agriculture aa providing pcr-
.''u.n' employment nnd m'ens OF livelihood
''f ih' Nin'n An'ist when you consider the
'..s oe''','' ".n'" on, 'o,a'f'. ANA
,,i... AM, .iil,n'.. nj ,,,, Co.,, ''
l.u.n,d rANdaen.s i.n.h,e, mas, a.. M. ,....,
future. take tns nia,. of nnthin.n.. ,,, ,,,,.,
b., tonrlai Uiih nu. b, ,h.. ,.,....I,,.i. ~, ,,,'
good YOU nny aeeomnii.h ,s. ,,,,,,,.-,.,.. -,
what is ospeci. a nom ,our bao.l. mr. 4 ... 4,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-01-12
WORE EASTERN INQUIRIES

The following letter Just received at
fhi. uiucr which we take the liberty OF
Publishing this week, contains some in.
ier,>ing reading aud some food Tor re-
ilsciion far people in this country who
would be benefited bs immigration. The
reasons advanced 10y Mr. Clark for the
7'duciion of salaries of men holding
,ericai positions la the east is sound to
ihe core. aud AS a natural result We may
expect to see great Immigration of
That class uf men GO the western country
in the next few years. The west will
"a the very best individuals OF this
class too Tor the thrifty wide awake
ricn who commanded the best salaries in
thc past are lhc ones who have the most
rsIns dag mnney laid aside and are also
ihr oues who will be- the hf~i To object
e., the changed coalitions at The east
and feel the desire O. tr, their FORUM 5
iu the west Now the ciiies OF lhe west
ain not furnish emplo, meut aud sup
rori far an that are likely 90 come. and
consequently ihey unl go 20 farming,
frnt growing etc NOW Is Il the part
~ wisdom Tor thc people % Emmett O.
>xmpin Idle in regard TO ihis matter
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-01-12

our readers arr Interested iu news
from Boise. and This interest will be- par
ticularly lively during The session of the
legislature this winter. AT the very
beginning of She session The contest
between Hon. Willis Sweet and Hon.
George l.. Shoup for the seuaiorship viii
attract attention throughout the entire
state. After chat shall have been set
tlcd, many matters IT highest inn orl-
ance % The people will come before the
legislature.
Those who desire 10 have FUN reports
Of all these matter, will find the Boiie
STATESMAN most valuable, as g IS the
only Paper SO situated that 10 can give
extended reports II AN ihc doines of
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-01-12

Robert schlcicher is In The city from
Lewiston. Mr.. S'hlsichor is the man
who rled 70 contest against the election
OF s o. Taunahill as Auditor of Ncz
Perce county ON the ground that fraud
had been practiccd aud further that
persons residing ON the Ncz Perez In
dian reservation voted FOR Tannahil.
After considerable skirmishng 90 was
agreed io compromise tine matter Tam
uahill realized his position as weak on
the reservation feature of the case and
Mr.. Sehleiyher saw that lengthy legal
battle would cost him great deal OF
money. Il was finally decided to toss "A
dollar to SIZE who ,honld take the oflicc.
the winner 20 pay the expenses the other
had incurred with reference 20 the con-
test Tho dollar was tossed and Tan.
uahiN won statesman.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-01-12

Don't fail TO read the new ad. OF Dr.
Davenport. u this issue. The Doctor
will do you MS good oh Of dental work
as you can get done anywhere. Patron
lie home people.
1t pays 70 advertise ia the IyDEx. W
y. Doty the Boise jeweler. who has been
running an adj. iu the INDEX the past
year, has lately requested his al. discon-
tinued for awhile, for the reason that his
advertising is bringing him moro work
than he can do. and he wishes 10 keep
bis business within such bounds as he
will be able 10 handle himself. II you
don't believe this statement, ask him A.
bout il, and If your business Is not as
large asyou can handle proiiiably. advcr-
tsise q In the INDEX aud don't stop at that
either, give some Of the other good papers
Of the state an AL. II will pavyou Put
thy advertisement In the papers, and IL
shall be- returned to you ia many ways
"A storehouse OF information. This
Is an age Of Encyclopedias. and their val
ue Is not To- be questioned. but the aver
age person is far TO busy 10 spend time
porting over encyclopedias, and will con-
suit dictionary a hundred times to an
encyclopedia once Nor will much be-
lost either. if the dictionary is WEBsrERs
INTERNATIONAL, which contains wealth
Of Information making il really AN ency-
clopedia, condensed il is true but all the
more valuable for that very reason In
fact. the INTERNATIONAL should be con-
sidcrcd necessity in every family Ohio
the style in which it is presented makes
10 a luxury as Webb and saving Of three
cents a day for a year viii provide more
than enough money to purchase 10. The
publishers G.. q G. Merriam Co., of
Springfield Mass, cheerfully send free a
prospectus containing specimen pages,
which in itself is well worth careful
reading
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-01-12

and do nothing Co try io induce % portion
Of these people 90 settle here We think
not u would require but very little
outlay on The part II our citizens 90 call
The attention Of eastern people 70 the
advantages we can offer the home seeker
aud the results would be- beneficial to
every man aud woman 10 this valley
Following is the letter
$50 Princeton Avenue
Chicago. Doc. -, 1894.
LonroN 8 PArusoS
Emmett Idaho.
DEAR sHs.-In reply 70 your irtfer of Nov.
sist. desire 20 thank you for the valuable in-
formation Impaired and also Tor your very kind
offer 10 mcst me 40 Caldwell and show me
around. During the last three years the posi-
ton Of salaried men have become less rcnumer-
alive here thau they used 10 be- and the outlook
FOR the future ia that direction a. not very prom
isina Tho reason for this state Of affairs n not
the pinched times alono. Tho facilities Tor edu-
cation are improving aud more young men are
being trlined a. colleges Tor business lu the
United states Than ln any other country COM
sidcring the population. Then aouIn there is
large number 81 experienced clerks coming horo
'H"'N N"N tN'NH t'l'A"N Hl'N|"I anu DIS "A lIllu' N
result wagos are less aud will remain so For
those rca ons many are looing around Tor SOME
employment which n not more reuumorniiyo
viii 10 least Doc sure. became Interested iu IA g
ffuit business through ana old friend who went 20
Florida and IL said 90 boz getting along very fair
~. but the only crop which amounts 10 much
understand Is oranges. besides The climate Is
20 hot Now presume you could say from your
experience whether it would Doe iudicious for mo
% uttempi anything either OF farming IA a small
way or fruit uturo, having only boys cxpcr-
ieucc ia the iornc and none IN the latior BUSH
ness ! may not mako any change this season
aud Then again ! may. 10 an depends on what
happens during the next three months. one
Thing II certain though that have made up nay
mind 10 try the western country.
Yours Respectfully
u. j. CLAHK.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-01-12
CHEAP hANDSzz%15s$SSss s'ts.S. A. P2tiSOl

No. |. 100 acre ranch seven miles
from Emmett one mile from school
house, 100 acres fenced and under cult
Walton; good room house: good barn:
bearing orchard of choice fruit: spring
OF living water at door; perpetual water
right. Price $4,000
No. ,. Sixty acres river bottom land
on the Payetie river; all fenced; part
under cultivation: one third interest
IN water ditch now covering this and
other land; unlimited water supply.
Price $500.
No .. Hotel Of ten rooms; new build
ing every thing ia good shape; large lot
lJlNl'u; choice fruit in bearing: splend-
I'd location and a bargin. Price Sl4OO.
No. :. Twenty acres two miles from
Emmett; good Hath and plastered house:
good double board barn for six horses:
lIuO fIuit trees; GOO apple: 600 prune;
l'v peach; 90 apricot. large strawberry
bed ia bearing; very rich soil. with one
haii share (jo inchesl Of water in Last
Chance Ditch; one Of the most valuable
$3.50
No. .. Thirty acres one half mile
from Emmett; fenced and under cultj-
Walton with perpetual water right.
Cheap at 81, 200.
No. q. Large new nine room house
-iNos in Emmett suitable for either
motel or residence and business purposes;
large barn; wash house; cellcr: ice house.
and an other necessary out buildings:
central ocation' rare bargiu. Price
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-01-12
NOTICE Eos PUBLICATION.
Land ONCE at Boise CITY Idaho

January q. l,l1.
Notice rs hereby given that the followinr-nam-
od sctller has nlcd notice Of his intcntion 90
mako final proof IN support OF his claim. and
tlNt said proof win nc uhic before the Register
rs. l,lA viz:
SAMUEL D. Smith
OF Sweet. idaho. a. Applicant n No. 3Sil. for
the " e.. sw a sec .i & NJ D.. n ~ a sec 30 tn o n
c k n. A. Idaho.
lie uniues the following witnesses o. prove his
co 'tinuou> residence upon and cultivation OF,
,uid land. viz,
tfDlScl Sweet. Masked g.. Moorhcad. OF Boise
city, Idaho. Andlcw McQuade. William lr,ton
of sweet Idaho.
CHARLES HINRop.
Register.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-01-12

lcccmhur 10. inAi
Notice rs hereby given that the following
named fetii'r hns filed notice oi bis intention TO
make final proof I'm support OF his claim and
ilai said proof viii boz nlsc before REGISTER and
Receiver Il. =. Land Onigc at Boise City Idaho.
ON January 3uth. 1878. viz,
Oliver Il. Perkins.
~ Emmett. Idaho. ia. application No 23s0 for
tne uu ur. see b., tp. o II 3 " Boise principal
meridian idaho.
Tie naiucs the following witnesses % prove his
continuous residence upon ana cultivation OF.
sul1 land, viz.
samuel n. Mitchell Conda Wilson. Charles
Tanner, Aaron Richardson, an OF Emmett.
Canyon county. ldnho.
CHARLES liINRon Register.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-01-12

T1THI VTTTOH NJ NUTNV- TUUnO-
January 3. 1898.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention 10
mako final proof on his claim and that said
proof Will Doe made before the Register and kc-
ccitcr of the 4. S. Land ONCE 30 Boise City.
Idaho on February rs, 1863 viz;
Macum smith.
of Sweet Idaho. hd. application No. $500 for
the NV q sec ,i tp o % a. - ~. NJ. Idaho
ac names the following witnesses 90 prove his
continuous residence upon and Cultitiation OF,
silIu land viz.
h1esial Sweet. Masked G. Moorhcad. OF Boise
CITY Ala Co Idaho. Andrew McQundc William
lctou. OF Sweet. uOi~e Co. ldano.
lmANIL. uIMLNn. knlI.tnr.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-01-12
ENTERPRIsE rITCH MEETING.

There will be a special meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Enterprise Ditch Co.
az the residence of Edison Bishop IN
Stuart precinct. CANYON county, state OF
Idaho, the 18th day Of January, 1895, at
10 o clock a. m, for the purpose Of
amending the corporation papers and
the bylaws Of the company.
Epson BISHOP, Clerk
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-01-12

Land ONCE at lioi.e CIV Idaho

Lanu ONCE 40 fioise IT'S Idaho
November et 1851
Notice &. hereby rivcu that in compliance with
Vr provisions ~ The act Of Congress OF juno 3.
l'ss. crtucd can act fIr Che sulc of timber
lands in tnc states OF Dai'forulu, Oregon NcVa-
ua, sni Washington Territory. fred l.. hu0,au
OF inyciic County uf Nauyou, state oi louho
has this dny flcd tn this Ofloc his sworn state
mont M. lu for tho purchase 90 the Lots * q
ot SOC 40. ., In w No. "a No ! w. ani will
oner proof Oh show That the land sought h. more
valuable inr its timber or stone than lor arri-
cultural purposes. and ca establish his claim 20
said lane nciofu the Register and Receiver of
this oritc 100 noIsc CITY idaho. on "Wednesday
the 18Th day of February. 1850
lie uafpcs as witnesses. Isaac IL. Bcery. Har-
~ y Hedges frank e. Moss of payet;c. Idaho.
Ralph a. Dovdcu of lmurti Idaho
ANY nnl an persons claiming NorSrly the
nlo. c-uC>criOoi lands are requested fo me- their
claims in IN. office on or before said Is day OF
February is.a.
CHARLES HtNRou.
nHINf R.NsI~frr
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-01-12

the legislature For 81. the sEsn- WEEK.
LY srArEsnAN can be secured for 8
months. or the DAILY can be had for
three mon hs for $50
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-01-12

No. Z l6S acres one mile from Em-
nett 90 acres fenced and cleared. %
acres In cultivation; good house of Ave
rooms; good ont buildings. choice frni,.
beautiful lawns with plenty of shade.
Vaii De mace the handsomest place in
the fayette valley; unlimited water
supply from one of the oldest and most
reliable ditchts in the valley. win sol1
IN subdivision 10 suit purchaser on lib-
No. s. 100 acres two miles from En-
melt on stage road; comfortable dwell
ing; necessary improvements: mostly in
cultivation; excellent water right. ism
iruit trees set out, trees in spring of 700
are bearing tins season. trees sci ont
spring OF 81 show growth of six feet last
OF july me rich soil; west slope. immu-
MY from frost; one Of the most nron,ss-
ing lrult ranches in the valley. s990o
or VIII sell SO acres Of this land viii
one nalt share OF water; without orcbsrd
No. 10. A good house and Lon in r.,
nett. House has seven rooms s,s ~; ;''
good residence or business location H. u
good barn on the premises ana ~ - :, as -
50 feet vide BY The rer,,lsr l ~ ~ y
depth. Price only 500. w s'n IN
No.ll 20 acres one half mile ,,o,,
Town. firstclass land. easily irrics.os
ms lani will be sold entire or in nsr'
cels To suit purchasers. We can ~.
some rare bargains in 10 and 20 acre i,,,s
from this tract. Price S25. 90 n,r ,,r' 80 -,
smaii iots,or viii sell cntire iract ~ l.'.s
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-01-12

TN 9avia- 90 ftrrr crris fe-~ trru for \
ycarNii rn,i.-e uiorc tisln .ough money
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-27
How TO Have Peace.

The Philadelphia Inquirer, hitherto
bellicose, now sings this tune: 1.-THE
Republican party Of the state 10 in
danger. This internecine strife must
be stopped or the most serious results
will follow. Let us have peace" This
key note 1t plaintively Celebrates to the
extent Of nearly q column. made up
partly Of innuendo and partly of ap-
peal.
The 1nquirers peace recipe oontem-
plates that Senator Quay shall get the
oyster while Governor Hastings shall
receive only the shell. In other words,
Quay II to be chosen state chairman,
90 that he can work the machinery Of
the party 20 ssve Cameron and punish
those who have stood up for the ad-
ministration; and Hastings is to be un-
opposed for permanent chairman Of the
convention.
A much better basis Of compromise
II suggested by the Tunkhannoct Re.
publican. It recommends that Quay
run for chairman of the convention,
and let Gilkeson be re-elected state
chairman. II Quay's purpose 10 merely
TO set an honorary oiics. why should he
mot Be - willing 10 tajts the convention
chairmanship 40 to assume the more
exkcting and burdensoms duties of
state chairman7 We do not bsiisvs