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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-21
TEA LEAVES.
Pointers About the Leaves That Make
the Cosby Beverage.


The tea plant is said to be variety of
the eamelia.
In the United States 20 ounces of tea
are used every year to each inhabitant
Four pounds If green leaves are re-
quired 10 max" ne of the dried tea.
Iadlz has Low. become. next to China
TIE largest tez growing country.
II Il SAID that in the best districts of
China t1e ia crop will average from
800 u 40 pounds per acre.
The Portuguese first brought tea from
CHA x-i the East IN the sixteenth cen.
IL japan 3 faTorite method of using
tez l. % grid 1hs l=zves 10 powder and
drink thsa With the infusion.
Tie tea plant Is said by Chinese writ
s.x 70 have te.sl cultivated in that coun-
Ut s-gza II lE:EE1 800 B. G.
Ts.E rs tss.ao 3Cl-d growing wild in
Ss-i5 Gina San. Burmah and the
rs,r5C1 L lima i1-3lzIel! south of the
Ez-EAEyLs-
In ~ TEar 1850 Z Russian ambassa-
80 -s1z--5-r t-rz Gina brought with
lin = Css-.s15s-Hk4s szEl1ITy as a Curl
gsz-T-
Whzz E-s- ---v,:1tssi E-.n the East
tsa zas s,5s n EzrzLz,d II 30 q pound
-4rEr So Tt& tssz E-E5ss brought
1zEly,s Ell S7I
TsJa E,ri5s I-rlIl g--2 II 1sa is said
- e.s Ee,.C- 4srs. GCtAEGE E,,1o1s. OF
-.lx G-sa- BC--I1 ussss ~ lulQOO of
-,zFIz,3S -E- E1H
ETz-T lsI 5Ea= E15t.i gf11-E.s E-c1 China
rs hsa1 r',i-,s.3 IT tanit ALtloe labor
1:I< 1s=Tz- essr LII Il L7IlEcu= n the
zrI15.r I'll Nm II -sI bhVss-
Tt,l -z1 -lL1-- W1er VIA r-'lEs from
- - - =4ez II t,sEra-- eIT- 13=r e1lti-
TIzlyr i kart 3Evu - L1C1z GTs fssi
E-c .cuTanI51,!s II EE-fEruE II 4ITeS.
Tt,4 ~ ELLI- xyl,i.sst.s EsA d Cab
-zrrilE mi Z 1n1s- GE TEARS IEs x
-41isTTE g-Lc'1Eals wec's -i.I1zE.t II 1HAi
S11-a IT L Egu1uT Il FE7L1EssE-
Th,4 II -U,E1r sEL<gl Germs II C@
IL I1Cu- -1es i-sz u AgrI- ssssso'
s-,Iu Z rI-iErat: L uGuzn Hzzr Izsf IL
-1zr-.- II .IU-ss iu.sr-Ir Is4Vss. Hsl1BIGk
al II July
B5nGx I1,f y-Esn III L. TRIM "A:
SINE t5IE- ma 5t1fl-S=1,:ss II ne Tvs W.
--iEE-t5s at5lr Il ma uII,tia Il 1rsEaEz-
11z1- treatment mi THE II g;I-1srus-
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-21
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u0CacS s-om eAc SGS-rcSr d coS 80
t>-s1ie Northwestern rsiNs-s Of err
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IL r1iteS, OF wAtc0 1886 miles 1taar
--scS aui Is rttitS SRffusCS Aaus lssu
orrifc Ssrye -he a'rA cf Itus 9sSc
Tbs rudS sNcsr,;S c-1rf CAfSpt. -asf
laws cvu1sy, - SIN Cs-'rS S1dt mr. ~
E-sS;st0 c0Gngy,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-21
WENT lip HIGH

A balloon fitted with automatic instru.
ments was sent up recently in Paris and
came down safely. The instruments
showed that it had risen to 1000 metres
5000 feet, or over 10 miles and a half.
at that height the temperature outside
the balloon was 100 degrees below zero
while inside it was IL degrees above.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-21
NNISgTS - VEs NAcCAsss =,

KNIGHTS - TES AACtA7t-hle.
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children W. =-.iaf Cr- Kings Wv =
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-21

The Ssa-s treasury viii c',isy rdv -'ss,'ss~
r-s,f warrants W q, S1G a1cipi1rs -,s,'s~
rsc,S W. SSUth THIS csu = S,r 81 ws-~
ra1cS -s9rsssucst,S e eVus SSSAttN.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-21

ing Or visiting On TIE east SIDE. weas 10
the scene Of the seei5ert and EnsssS1 the
marques to make anxious inquiries soca'
their missing friends Up 20 IL o'esoeS
tonight not i single body had been bdsc-
tilted.
Word Just eousss from the Scs1s u TIE
wreck that drsjse has been secured Sn1
that the wrecked car will ~ raised fTVa
the bottom Of the rirsS. IL THIS i 601s
the remainder et the bodies viii SON be
recovered. for IL i prpbabls raar few II
any q The bodies have Soatsj Sway, the
river beng practically wlthoCt current AZ
,har point.
Horace A1drevS> president. d1d = J.
Stevens, Scus-tr.e c3s1c - Tire street. "a
wsv Ssv thew have investigated the acvr-
dent -, far a. = pCSSl Die rccESec 11G are
AZ = tlr>S ~ know how u happened
The 6rS- b,siy l&Scti1s5 vas that u
William MscSlSr. & TAILOR. Up 70 U1h1-
uishs Is buGiSS ha3 been recovered and
Sevsc CT these h4S been identified ThSE
trec
streec-
Msrthew CALLAHAN. HaEiL1,c1 <z-Ss5-
Mrs. Darrbsi-sc-
Mrs. Martha TA4r-hslIsr.
Bessie Davis, 4Sst -. sch3el rsdcosc-
James NcTAuShGc. aged % LruB-
bridge SvscJ,s. -ScS ocV6Sc-
Harry W, Foster : ct3cS 1ssc H.
Ms1tpr avszue-
Hoffman cur,fcccC- @. cAs car
Curt LsAns. aged - residence IN
kaCwE -,
me kan 81 rhe hospital = EScruas
Tocasy. ~ Lynn Sc-ssc. v19 = II
critical Condition
Rogers rhs ul2suruJL- cr the car, w1S
s--ssrs,; late rCrsth- AZ rs ler1s t+gl
Cedar svsc-e x1$ WAS heed III $'tt
bal u avail. the result u the eUcV1scS
Inquest Whs1 aiken L1cC culSsocE ns
Sapi,
.ITh,s ccrSrccgr went aASdf 41,3 5urr-
- the swt,rh giving ne tn Stg1al ~
ccrrs ahead I SugpGset thar sEscgT1az,S
vas A. -tsAc AMI III a,25 acStcs tlaz 11s
draw was VP,sc. <Gppcse ! was c,3cstv-
~ ev the face that TIE stscrrrc 1ecn-S
n the car ri GcS - car when We 2tiisSSss't
the eu--,sT. When 7 t3scCvgcs,t t1xE raS
i-aw wis rce ci,lss.i ! !Imgs1 from NY
ar ans barely escaped r'l11s over
ThCg,sa MS ct vecpie remained II I1s
Srsae - ch,s 4ccbfeac u1-1 tldS 1rCsc
sfSil5Sn- du,t 1I1GrsstS o. d1Inl'b> >Sd-Sn-
scs have moved from enc uD3rEus % an
,rhsc boxing for -elalv'ss ~ r-ie1',S
wN,, a-e SugqoseG u ats missing
One q -he tgdG was 1 BOY I20dT II
wears q age- IN ais Pocss5 wis
- -,sssrvh;et -IHrSe's WIN me name
-,',r-v Lsa1e~ \ Newspaper e1VctlS =
S,s 2cc;Sse l1,fl.ars,i -hAr Chs ygulS uisi1
mas -gcsu-lv arrived wIch m mother
from Eu-Cge- -,
a wgura1 named Saline Logan. ds5'l -
: II 5ssy1,r Ste ScL-rs't rom 1sc aSiI
q. . .iCcs % SCu-nss'ts ann 4 li,'i-1siSl-
she h1G uCC Returned IL L -i'''-'s -
ne wI,s Il me wrecked az
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-21
vuE PRINTING, ROlED

TSs SSacs prt1t01S OVs- MS n S'SSssV1
yesterday rr0ruiaS OUs oUrS0fs ]c r-igr~
11S Sum iSgd-credS rrete1sS t5rS- -tsy
nj 1OchtrS
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-21
prpARrMsNr MEMS,
Registered Warrants w - Nu11cec gu
WI Sc Called To-day

The w1cv ami NocchewsScscu -tStTay.
vescsrfi. raNi yer cVgc JJa-csc,S 10y
% - S-oSS pd SsSusVr earnings u SlA'
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-21
NOTORNAN WIFI RI MANN

Cleveland Nov. 1T-Tgn5g1- 4I.,1su
Rogers, the r,ctc-uar. wa has bean
held IS & witness. has eesn glnr,rn,i vim
uarSl1T<hIer. This Igruu WIS 1Ilian
~ Ch1sf q Pcilcs E1ehen altar Ia mi
Investigated the 9eCaisnc 4E-ar TIA
e1trcsS Ri been Piaes.t I-rIinsC nm
zooccT Wis Permitted u se-a Eagarx
Late tonight the ccrgasr announced -1a-
Re would ccC begin Che inquest In--I -le
cce-1ss z,y- S-ppcse,; - ee 4 TIA -,zar
have been recovered
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-21

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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-21
TEXAS ELECTION OPINIONS

TEXAS ELECTION OPINIONS
p1uuLzisEI mi +-sa silver III II 4zc -Elle1
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81 -1es saufa-r--'I-.fln Il aznE7u.1F AID
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Tie lsuGcrI-1s i,atzI-z u ia EsHE1D11s
II HIST TTesytiET I5ITE sIue consolation
Il -1ts fri mi I VII -is .-gG the
I 1--s.. SCI-l s%1I-I zuEh L'zmBsc;Bts as
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1Gv -cC = TT 1T ne glI-l.r-n any
MIRA i VII ~ l sTJIIt. D.1,s! pat
-1r-I- -1,E. E+ns1I1t- Charlie Tie fate
= grs ? WIZ EI-'1--ALIc,-1 Ball
EI-':Z -gI-zsS DIV NH = J. not al
WAYS a.S7 - crawl 1IE1 III L platform.
Ta,scs VI - cIE- E--.f sTugH1tT for him
Il G-T guE-Esr AE-s- B!gsE;'111sr D0n-
--I11.1 81 ssiED1 DshaT platform. be
Sn,lJ5 1ATS II -n,rs cs,cI-'1 iGr The men
ut,S Nominated Ann Than II Then put for
ward rs 5-se $1lEsc sl11ulFdTs.-Cy alde
News
General S1-1z has bean retired TO
pirate EEs, >,llC4 he rsE1-'s fer accept
1-,r Ie,S paI21lfIn3I sn I -iiE-1aTIn that
<sSetDti-F 3nlgrsss'3 Cl9TEdsp and Car
el>s,S'S financial gUil.T amt s--.Elrhtway
-s'3S -t'y SGL-rg - ESSIL r. C0iond
Sl,t ,S>Il-1. C1,s NH WIZ engineered TIE
Wnli,E Ir8Ilgss-ss1. WriE i-SF iuEH the NOR
-1na1-py1 y s5sl1is ms 7i;lGs n -bs senate
1-HS II = cnit S-snaArf E.sgTli1aE1 Eho
w9> -A--aSLl q -1it 7rtnEUlsss $EF toIiih
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-21

WEATHER INDICATIONS.
W9SGzEVgC- New rT.-EaSrarr Ts-Is
. an sC-rt :, west wz1,.S.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-08-03
o. s. l.. TINE GARD.
arrive At Caldwell a. follows
THE INDIAN QUESTION.

So long as the general government
pursues its present policy in dealing
with the Indians, just that long will The
settlers In certain parts Of the country
be In danger Of suffering depredations al
their hands. People Mt the east who
know nothing about the copper colored
wards OF Uncle Sam save what they
learn from reading and hearing sent-
mental ditcourses on the subject have a
very FAINT conception Of what an Indian
outbreak means TO the pioneer who has
taken his family TO the out posts Of
civilization and started in TO make
home for himself and them In the
wilderness. II is one thing for people
VII have never ten We Of the Mlssis-
sippi 10 admire the noble red man. to
sympathize with him in all things and
to denounce white people for defending
themselves against bis sayaeery and mate
cussedness when he happens 10 get on
the warpatl,, but IL is quite another mat.
ter for people who happen TO live near
enough to him TO get the benefit Of his
deviliry when he gets y mean streak on
and takes 1t into his head to show to
the world that he is just as mach OF
savage as he ever was.
Il the men who are responsible for
the past aud present policy Of the gov
eminent In this matter were so c.rcum-
"a 1. - a
few hundred ghost dancers in some re-
mote region where they would have to
depend on themselves for the protection
Of their own lives ana property for
awhile. they would be very likely To
dmbibe some new ideas oh the subject
Why AN Indian should be regarded as a
sort OF superior being TO be supported in
idhness, to be I'D and clothed and hous-
ed at the expense Of people who work fora
living is pretty hard for the average
wesierner to understand.
The policy which sets aside large
reservation OF public domain for Indians
To live on and roam over il a relic of
The past and Is not in keeping with
nineteenth cea,ury progress II only
81 s To perpctuate the wild habits and
savage instincts Of the race and is an
injustice TO the Indians as well as to the
white man.
Let the reservations be thrown open,
each Indian given his allotment OF land
in severalty and let them be thrown ON
their own resources the same AS the
resi- OF ms are, aud the Indian problem
will adjust itself. Such course will
result in one Of two things. either the
Indians wall become sclf supporting and
viii eventually b. good citizens. or they
will be absorbed or crowded out by the
whites. and tribes. and ghost dances. aud
outbreaks and Indian wars. will be at an
end
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-08-03

the goods; the same goods could have
been purchased, In many cases, for 80
per cent less; but the dcluded buyers
have supposed that they were getting
oargains-just because the shysters told
them so.
Another feature OF this peddling
business Is that Of offerleg long time to
purchasers Many cunning reasons are
given for this but the simple fact is
that II is done because the operators
fleece their vicfoms TO such an extent
that they can afford to give any kind Of
terms. Whether In pianos. ranges or
groceries. the purchasers have not done
as well ms they could have done with
our home dealers.
We have merchants here who are
always with MS. II they sell an i'm
plement they can always furnish re-
pairs and they make good any defect
These men represent home interests
II We had to depend upon irresponsible
peddlers for our goods we would go
without articles wanted most Of the
time. II is not just to them for our
people to jump at allurIng bats held
out by these travellers. The home mer-
chants should at least be consulted and
given an opportunity to put the matter
In ITS true light.
Over in our sister state Of Washing
ton the people Of number Of cities
have organized home industry associa-
tions the members OF which give home
people their business whenever pos
sible. II we had more Of that spirit
here, these peddlers who come around
selling inferior goods and telling false
hoods about our merchants would find
this poor field in which to conduct
their operations. Let MS have mani
festation Of that spirit In Boise that
will cause all travelling takers to shun
the place. -Statesman.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-08-03

Do you want TO see your home town
and community grow and prosper If
you do there many ways in which you
can help it along that won't cost you
cent. You can buy your goods from
your home merchant you can patronize
your home blacksmith, harnessmaker,
carpenter etc. Every dollar you spend
at home for things you need and must
have, helps TO build up your town The
money stays within your reach and You
stand a few chances Of getting to handle
IL again Patronize home people and
home institutions and last but by no
means least, patronize YOUR home paper
Read IL, advertise in il and you will
quake money out Of il in the end Give
IL your moral support, speak good word
for II when YOU can and try 10 induce
others To support IT, The home paper
never loses an opportunity to advance
your interests and the interests Of your
town and you should sometimes try to
return the favor
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-08-03
BEWARE or PsooLsRs

\ growing nuisance is that inflicted
upon communities by peddlers who 20
through the country selling all kinds OF
articles usually handled by the mer.
chants These itincranis have been in
Boise selling many varieties Of goods.
the lists embracing pianos and ranges
a. well as sugar aud cofIec
There peddlers are irresponsible.
They come. induce people 10 take their
goods and are gone There is No one
left 10 make good any guarantee. The
goods that they sell are palmed of upon
the public at figures much higher than
the same articles could be duplicated
IN the ordinary way People are
caught by various devices. In the FIRST
place the stranger has no reputation to
build up and does not care what he tells
the purchaser. Consequently he com
pares an inferior articul with good
one and makes his victim believe that
b. is saving him money, whereas. a. a
~ iiter ~ fact. the Identical production
rid could be- secured through q regu-
lar dealer Al much lower figure than
b paid There haze been sales made
here recently Al scaudalous prices. that
IA when measured b, ibe character Of
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-08-03


The Payctie valley is attracting more
attention this summer than ever before.
Hardly a day passes without seeing
strangers arriving in or passing through
Emmett who have been attracted here
by the reports Of the wonderful posi-
bilities Of the valley as a feld for the
investor and home seeker. Many of
these people are capitalists or their
agents and while they ARE in many in
stances non-committal as to their in
tentions the mere fact Of their coming
is encouraging The people Of the valley
should lose no opportunity Of letting Tie
outside world know what We have here.
Don't be satisfied with the little atten-
tion we are attracting now but keep
reaching out for more people more cap
ital aud more development.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-08-03

We have for sale l2O acres of choice
land one mile from Emmett. Comfort
able house and stable 40 acres in cultiva-
ton. Two and one half shares of water in
Only Chance Ditch goes with land. water
from Last Chance Ditch for this season
already on hand. This land will be sold
at Il bargain if sold at once. For furth-
er particulars call on or address
CARTER & PATTIsON.
Emmett. Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-08-03
NorIcR.

Tho asst Chance Ditch Company. Principal
place of business Emmett Canyon county Idaho
Notice rs hos. b. given that at a n -ating OF
the dif.eto hcid ON the twentieth l2Othl cay
of July "a d. ana assessment OF seven n dollars
cash pc share was levied ON the capital stock
at the corporation. payable TO the Secretary az
Emmett Idaho on or before Wednesday. Aug
u~f the .ist. iSp1. Any stock upon
which the assessment remains unpaid on O c
elst day of August lSS Will be delinquent
and advertised FOR sale az public auction and
unless unvmcnt d. made before will be sold oi
Monday sept. " at fmu EFT Idaho. 70 pay the
delinquent assessment to-rlhcf ~ltl cost Of
a.lVc Using and expenses OF sale.
FINLEY MONROE. Secy.
Dated at Emmett Idaho. July 90. 1850.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-08-03
PROTECT THE GAME AND FISH

Shoot or fish only in the proper season
and escape the game warden by obscrv-
ing the laws. Many states have new
game and fish laws this year and il YOU
don't know them, send five &c stamps
for copy Of the Game Law issue OF
The American Field. 2l5 State ST..
lllcnnn
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-08-03
NOTICE

We have completed arrangements by
which we can have job work of all kinds
done on 81 hours notice, in a first class
manner and at bed rock prices. Don't
send your orders away but place them
with us and you will save money, time
and trouble.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-08-03
Order to Show Cause why Homestead should
not be set apart for use of Family.

Oiuci 10 oNoW Oduac why homestead SnOllI
not be set apart for use Of Family.
In the Probate Court of Canyon County State
OF Idaho.
In matter Of the estate Of James II. Lewis
deceased.
on reading and filing the petition Of Samantha
Lewis widow ana ADMINISTRATIVE OF the estate
Of James HI. Lewis deceased and praying for an
order to set apart additional homestead for use
OF family
II IL ordered that all persons interested in the
estate OF the said James II. Lewis. deceased
be and appear before the Probate Court of Can
yOn county at the court room Of said court
In the city OF Caldwell in said Canyon county on
the Slst day OF August. 1895. ~ o'clock p N.
then aud there 20 show cause why an order set
ting apart the ms Of ne a OF Sc 4 sec 10 tp r
" u. +. NJ. in Idaho. containing 20 acres Of
land should not be made for use OF family OF
the said deceased according to law
10 is further ordered that a copy Of this order
be published weekly for three successive weeks
before the said 3isi day OF August 1925 in the
Emmett INDEX weekly newspaper printed and
publisht In the said Canyon county
GEORGE LITTLE, Probate Judge.
Dated July sth. 1865.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-08-03

At a meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF the
Enterprise Ditch Company on the 9th day OF
July 1875 an assessment was levied Of a so per
share ON the whole capital stock OF the corpora
alton. All OF said stock upon which said
assessment remains unpaid on the 9th day Of
Scpte mher will be delinquent and will be adj
vcitiscd for sale ON the 2ist day OF September.
1879 az 1 o'clock. NJ Falk's store. Canyon coun-
u. Idaho and win be sold on said day TO the
person tina, will pay said assessment together
with cost OF sale for the smallest portion OF
said delinquent stock Dated az Falks store
ON this 9th day OF July. 1925.
EDISON BISHOP. Secretary.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-08-03

Drawing and Pcnmanship
Physical culture.
THE SECOND YEAR
Plane Geometry
L7tin
Physics . months
Botany . months
American Literature months
English Literature o months.
Music
Drawing and Penmanship
fhysical culture.
THE THIRD YEAR.
Soild peometry
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Kingsley & Moody
Notice for Publication.

Land ONCE at Boise idaho,
July Is, 1885.
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 will be made before Clerk of the
Probate Court OF Canyon county Idaho, at Cald-
well Idnh, on september 5, 1890, viz;
Ratchet A. Peck.
widow and one OF the heirs Of Isaac Peck de-
ceased of Emmett Idaho Hid. application 2373.
Tor the lots 2 q & SO 4 Sw u sec 10 tp 8 n
" d. l.. M Idaho.
She names the following Witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
said land. viz:
JOHN Smearage, James Jones, Clayton Moui-
ton. David harrell, all OF Emmett Canyon Co.
ldanO.
CHARLES HMRoD. Register.
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Timber Culture, Final Proof-Notice tor Pub
lieation.
Boise City Idaho

Boise City Idaho
July 10. 1855.
Notice Is hereby given that Edward T.. Nor
ton has filed notice OF his intention TO make
final proof before Register and Receiver U. :.
Land on c Il HIS office in Boise city Idaho. on
Monday the % day of August, 1875 on timber
culture application No. SOS. for the Lots 3 s 4
Of section No. 4, in township No. 6n. Range
No 3 ".
he names as witnesses: Samuel. PARROT.
August ASmussen. John X. Thimbleby. Edison
Bishop, all OF Falk's Store. Canyon County,
Idaho. CHARLES HIMROp, Register.
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Brute Bacon, who now languishes in
Jail in Boise. is likely to furnish the
first example Of the effectiveness Of the
age Of consent law. passed last winter
When he is sent to the peneten,iary for
good long term II will be a much need
ed lesson not only to himself but to
Others Of his kind that the law is neith-
or dead letter or a bluff
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ALL honor to judge Murphy Of San
Francisco for his order forbidding the
production Of the Durant case on the
stage in that city w. r. DALEY man
ager Of the company which proposed to
bring out the play dlsregardcd the
courts order and in consequence now
IanguIshes In jail Tor contempt Of court.
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In the Probate Court OF Canyon eoonty state
of Idaho.
In the matter OF the estate OF Sarah Eliza
hctu llshul deceased.
Notice As hereby rivcn ~ the undersigned
Edison RiShon admin strntuf oi the estate Of
sarah Elisnhcti Bisnop deceased 10 the creditors
of and ala persons nuNlue claims against said a. 20
ceased 90 exhibit them with the necessary vouch-
crs within feu mo this after the nrSt puhlicat 10
dcnro. Stua p eainct Canyon county daho
tho saino % ,inl the place for ths transartion OF
the business ot said estate In the County OF
county slate OF In iho.
EDISON l1sVop.
Administrator OF tn estate 81 sarah kiiza-
beth bishop doccased
Lated July a. leQs.
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Ranch for Sale.

A hrst class ranche OF 100 acres Of
decided land will be sold at rare bargain.
Rich black loan, no alkali, no sage
brush. VIII produce any cror of fruit
or grain that can be produced ia Idaho.
Comfortable house 12x22 with l. l0x24
Of four rooms, good barn 2lx42 and 9th
er outbuildings. All the buildings are
built of dressed lumber and painted.
Free water right goes with ranch.
Price If sold within the next 30 days
$3.50 For further information call on
or address THE INDEX, Emmett, Idaho