Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-06-05

"A goou laJeSt style nat lot
$1.00, at Goldstones.
Isn't il about time that those
who aspire to a candidacy were
around fixing up their Fences?
Charley Bishop, of Dayton,
Wash, says that a. great many
people are contemplating com.
ing up here from that country,
as there is nothing to do down
there.
Sam Goldstone was taken
suddenly with appendicitis on
Wednesday afternoon, bnt is inn
proving, we are pleased to state,
under the skillful treatment of
Dir. Turner.
J. B Spencer las lost his quar-.
! ter section by mineral locaturs,
except a mineral claim which he
hurriedly filed on. All lands
not patented and containing
mineral are liable to location FL
ings.
At the school election, ON
Monday last, for one director,
Mr.. T. T, Ellis was elected by
seventeen majority. Both can
didates were splendid men for
the position and it was difficult
matter to choose between them.
The greatest invoice of Boots,
shoes and drygoods and notions,
| ever received, will arrive about
Saturday 14thj these goods are
bought for cash and will be sold
at a very small profit, call and
you will find that 1 mean what
l say, bring in your grain and
eggs. H. A. Greving, Keuterville.
Two new hamlets have sprung
into existence between here and
Forrest. No doubt they, like
some other Alittle but loud" VIII
lagesj will soon aspire to become
cities of the seventy-ffth class.
They wefea christened "\Nes.'
lake" and ''Willow Creek AZ
Sites they will soon hang their
harps on the weepin' willers.
The people OF tho wide-awake
and rapidly growing town Of
Stuart will take steps on Mon
day next to secure a new ,pape1
by a pledged subscription list tc
Messrsi Johnson & Bates who
; will at once proceed to issue the
!, "News," which we are Satisfied
will bel as Its manic implies.
, newsy and up to date in every
particular.
Some Of the mining exchanges
. throughout the county should
. send their representatives to
, this place and ascertain fol
themselves as to the prospects. ;
Maybe they would then have
, Something to say about this
|. Cottonwood fegion," as well as
Trail and other campb. With
; rich gold mines at oar d5or
, and easily accessible for al
,, kinds of heavy mining and
other machinery; We are stfietly
Sin it,"
A careful counting Of noses il
; this region rotnd about, reveals
; the TACT that abodt hinbtesn ou
! Of every twenty voters. are fol
free silver 'regafdiess of demot
ra6y, Republication, Europe o.
the devil, and. tie party tia
: comes out fiat-footed, honest ape
! sqbafely for the white meta
!. will get their votes. No strad
ding, nor logging, nor Sp6ciou
\ twaddle5 will g6 down, il tdds
!. be tie simon .pdre afticle.. !,
|, C5tt6hwoSd seems to. be, Iii
/ Coming mining town 6f the low
! ef Ciedfwatefr Snake and Sal
/. fioEi fiyefs, EvSry indioatio,
now points I'd q GRAND rush I
/. this new and, rich field, and sooi
: the trailE AID roads will be lipe;
: by, those seeking the yelloI
j metal, This town is admirabl,
T located. for the center Of a. ticl
j ihihtfal REGION having all th'
: requisites of q great city--plent.
) Of water, timber, and 4 rich an.
3 productive soll,, and d progress
siee peoplei "We'se struck iti