The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-07-06

time made was 45f minutes.
&C. F. Drake, Of Weiser. was in EN-
nett on Thursday. Mr.. Drake is
miner and prosrector Of large expert
ence, and expressed himself as very
highly pleased with the new camp at
Pearl, which he had just visited. He
went to the camp strongly prejudiced
against it, and came away sounding its
praise to every body.
1t does not often occur that eastern
people coming west to investigate the
claims OF western men who are seeking
to induce settlement or investments
from them, go back and report that the
advantages Of the proposition have been
underestimate Such is the case how
ever in the case Of the Plymouth com
mittee as set forth in the article copied
from the Irrigation Age in this issue.
Friends Of the INDEX will confer a
favor by notifying the local editor Of
any interesting item of news. II you
have visitor from distance, il your
self or any member Of your family. are
going on a visit or vacation, il you hear
OF birth, marriage OF death, be good
enough to tell the editor. 1t helps him to
make good paper and you will feel
better yourself about it.
Ed. G.. Lee has sold out the Canyon
County Argus. to Frank 5tunenberg
Mr.. Lee has built up good business in
the short time he has manipulated the
affairs of the Argus, and many will re-
gret to know that he has severed his
connection with the paper. Mr.. Stun
enberg is a practical printer and news
paper man, and we wish him a full
measure Of success In his venture.
Mamie Coxey. daughter Of ''Gener-
al" Coxey Of commonweal fame, was
secretelv married to Carl Browne. who
acted as first lieutenant for Coxey dur
ing the famous march to Washington
last summer. The marriage was very
much against the wishes of Mr.. Coxey
and it is said that he refuses to see his
daughter until she is ready to renounce
her husband. who is described as idle
and shiftless without means to sup
port wife or even himself.
The Weiser Signal came to us thii
week directed in such a manner tha
our postmaster was at loss TO under
stand it, but it finally dawned upoI
, his benighted vision that the picture
Of mule with heels in the air and
boy on straddle Of his neck hanging oil
for dear life. represented us and ou
: Cayuse. This is a horse on the post
master. and a Cayuse on us. to tn
: : credit Of the devil on the Weiser Signal
-Grangeville Cayuse.
The man Aims who was shot b
L. F. Young on Big Willow creek thre
or four years ago. was in town last Sun
l" day. lie had just come in from Idah
u county where he has been prospectin
for the last year. Mr.. Aims says tina
times are very dull in that part Of tn
d country. He further stated that tn
# reason ne did not appear at court d
5 Caldwell last September TO give evidenc
n against Young. was that he was sno'
n bound IN the mountains near Loo
creek. snow falling there to the dept
of Is inches on the 9th Of September.
"A Is year old son Of b. F. Train'
g who lives about seven miles down tf
N valley was thrown from horse la
y Monday and had one of his legs broker
r He was attempting to ride up to a wat'
wheel which was running when h
horse became frightened and threw hil
= with the above result, The boy seems |
be particularly unfortunate In the way
u breaking bones, last winter he had h
'S right'arm broken, the winter before thi
'e he had the other leg broken and his lie
= arm dislocated and at some previol
time had his skull fractured. He hl
r better be careful in the future or
ID neck may oe the next 10 snap.
III We hear and read a great deal the
Ut days about money. Hard money, pap
~ money, white money. yellow money, n
~ money, wildcat money, etc. but it
y not likely that any other community
the United States. except Emmett. h
lie all these different varieties Of the root
n evil in actual circulation. On the fl
,r- day Of July the INDEX received whi
us money on subscription, yellow money
a an advertising account. ragged pap
IN bill for change and towards evening
nd man came in aud planked down a hi
grown wildcat, teeth claws and all a
demanded a years subscription. Tn
&c are all legal tender in Emmett too. a
er that is why we have the best town a
y. community on earth.
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,af TROUBLE IN LONG VALLEY