The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-11-28

Emmett mine Thursday to eat his
Thanksgiving dinner with his family.
He expects to begin shipping ore TO
Denver In few DAYS.
-"Give ear oh yc people" II any
man among you intends TO pay his sub
scription in wood aud doefh it not then |
is that mans religion in vain. Good |
dry wood is our greatest earthly want
just now so bring IL along.
Says the San Francisco Call: "Bos-
ton has been little bit disturbed by the
discovery that in her most aristocratsc
ward, where the residents boast OF
superior intelligence and the highest
brand of citizenship. there were the lar
gest number Of errors in voting and the
greatest carelessness in counting the
vote
"A human brute in Caldwell, named
Chadsey. has been amusing himself
lately by insulting young glrls ou the
street. Monday morning party OF
citizens amused themselves by taking
the fellow out OF town. stripping him.
applying liberal dose OF tar and feath-
ers and ordering him to leave town at
once and forever He left.
r. J. Sutton. in lengthy letter to
the Democrat. tells OF resent visit TO
the Soldiers Home and speaks in high
praise OF the condition of the home un-
der the management OF Commander Nc
Ginty who was recently appointed to
that position. II is indeed refreshing
to hear some good thing said OF that in
stitution. II has received so many un-
complimentary fling in the past that
people will doubtless be somewhat sur
prised to hear it spoken OF as being
bright, wholesome, neat. aud credit to
the state.
DR. J. b. Leonard OF Boise was In
town few days during the weeA This
is his first visit to Emmett in 10 wears
and he was naturally much surprised At
the many improvements in the valley
since his last visit. The doctor came
over for the purpose OF delivering lee
ture on astronomy but ON account
OF the prevalence OF scarlet fever in tn,
neighborhood he thought best to post
pone his date for few weeks. He i.
an entertaining talker and our peopl,
should all turn out to hear him when h,
: next comes.
Dispatches from San Francisco stat,
that n flying machine has been perfect
ed by a Californian and that il has Al
ready made a successful trip from Sac
remento to Oakland. The trip wa
! made at night to avoid publicity as th'
. patents are not yet fully completed 70
E the protection Of the invention. Th'
machine worked to perfection excep
for wavy motion which made those OF
+ board sea sick. That defect is now be
ing remedied and the inventor expect
to soon make his invention public an'
may take a trip TO New York.
William Roe. now under sentence @
death at Napa, California for the mur
4 der Of Mrs. Greenwood. has made mos
remarkable confession Of career O
crime much Of which is doubles fic
ticious. Among other desperates deed
he claims to have committed is une, tn
scene Of which he lays in the Pavett
, valley. He claims that while workln
for Henry Wells at fishery on the Pay
ette that he killed IL Indians and thre'
their bodies into the river. Henr
y Wells was brother Of Isaac Wells O
= this place and Isaac says that Roe di
work for Henry for time but that th
+ Indian story is all a myth. Roe wa
d known here by the name Of Dick Low
n and also as Bin Crum. a great man
a Of the old timers Of the valley remen
v Der him we'll He was known as rathe
n a bad man but the only shooting scrap
he was known to have been engaged j
> was the shooting Of the bar tender a
J. Middleton.