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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-05
AIMEDA No A.

Pryan 81 Mckinney 49, Culscrson e.
Kearhy II; Jcstor 81 Ashbv l6. Crane IS;
Hutchinson 10 Finley rs Melton Y; Wor,
than 9S, Dawes -, Cakor IS. CRANBERRY
lg Carlisle IS Francisco l2; HraEln 81
Storey 9S MayGcld 9S Jones T.. Nolms ~
Alsbury - nenmau 2S McAlinn Il. rayid-
aon ~; Rcll L.. Garrett -; Russell :
Ball IL, Eaglo - Morouev IL lurAs u
DIowao %; Holland rs Van rolt %, harl-
ton . ~ Tod No. Lea o. GillasNic 90 Nc
Daniel %, shaw 10: Reniro 9l; Vasmcr 20
West 9o' Williams 20; Archer 90, Duprc,
'o Ro' 2c Erickson 20; Crowlar 90; Cur
tin II. toN ~. Mckinney -; Hill Andanl 10
Farmer ~; Uurd -, Polk 29 DAVIS ii
James II Baghy - IIirsch 10; Martin ~.
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DEED WATER. No a.

Bryan IS; Mckinley s, Culbcrson IS,
Kearhy .; Jester iO Ashhy T. Crane 40,
Hutchinson I: Finley 40; Moiilen T. Wor-
than 50; Dawes s. Baker 10, Cranberry l.,
Carlisle 40, Francisco Z; Reagan 49,
storey 39 Mayfeld 49,, Jones 8. Nclms s.
Alsbury s. Denman A.; McMnn q David
son 30, Bell 4 Garrett 10; Russell .. Ball
-; Eagle fs Moroney Al, Burns q, Browne
40: Holland II; Van Pelt u Charlton G.
Tod Al Lea 6: Gillaspe Al; Mcdaniel 6.
shaw 3S Renfro s; Nasmer ~, West u,
Williams Air Archer 6; Dupree Al; Robt
u; Erickson AZ, Crowder 1; Curtin 81; FoN
; Mckinney Al; fltllondahl :; Farmer Al
ilurd 3. Polk 29 Davis :. James Il. Bag
by c. Hlrsch ~: Martin 8.
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IA PORTE no gs

Bryan 81 Mckinley 30; Palmer Gull
herson 80; Kcarby As; Jester 40, Nshby l''
Crane 80 Hutchinson IS Finley 10 Meil-
zen as Workman so Dawes - Baker 80.
Cranberry IS: Carlisle 80 Francesca IS.
Reagan 30; Storey so; Mavfcld "a Jones
As helms 49, hlsbury IS, Denman 30 NJ
MINI as. Davidson 80, Roll IS. Garrett aoi
Russell AZ; Ball 10; Eagle IS, Moroney go:
rurns 60. Browne Ia Holland -. Van
pclt 81 Charlton 20; Tod % Loa - CT
laspio o5; Mcdaniel 70; shaw rs ile'l 20
80 N1smer % West II Williams 81
Archer So Duprec %, Robh GS Fri BISON
20, Crowdor GS curtin 2S Fox &c. NcKin-
ncy 81 Hilcndahl Co; Farmer 20 Hari a.
Polk nc; Davis 50; James 35. Barby o.
Hirsch "a; Martin 60.
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outside Of the city the returns as far
as received show the following vote 'or
precinct officers.
justice of the peace Precinct No. : l.
G.. Bennett 556. c. NJ. Stanford l.
Constable Precinct No. >: Il. NJ. Coglin
3S1 T. Williams 226; L. Bell I.
Justice of the peace Precinct No. !; -.
\. Norris 1855; II. lsaacs 1874; c. y. Ioihii-
son ~
Constable Precinct No. 8. \. j. Mckee
237 Chas. Jaegers 81; Jno McGeer O.
Justice OF the peace Precinct No. ~
Pierce ne Olive i0l sam Perkins 3O' ~
W Wright l.
Constable Precinct No. 4 Jno. Taylor
% W Humble t, Jno. Shorty 90 Perry
West a.
Justice Of the peace Precinct No. : j.
W fobson i0i, c. II. Hughes 10.
Constable Precinct No. !: Chas. Klein
1873. y Lcmm
County commissioner J. c Erhard loa
A. w Charpiot s.; Chas. tlllondahl -.
Commissioner Precinct No. ., ~ \. Me
Kinney 2gg y. W Lynch T.
Justice Of the peace Precinct No s; G
II Calvin a Joe Deviue 100; Dan Dixon
1873
Constable Precinct No. s. b. f. Davis
1874 +. j. Fields %; w. Rankin j. "
Mcpayid 80.
cypress Precinct commissioner: Gus
Becker u.s. j. y Hardy $. 4. Bauer "a
Justice Gus sidel "a, Theo Zuby 50
W } Peal IS.
Constable. J Nuchal SO W. Sutton
J. \. Reeves MS l.. Graham G.
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WHATENER lie 81

This old saying means that there is M
way OF getting away from facts one sure
tact is that ~ Peckard's Troy Laundry. NJ
FratTle avenue, is tho leader. holding that
ilaoe hy reason Of superior equlnmcnt and
the strictly high Grade work turned out.
Call ihore S32 ana be sure OF satisfactory
work every time
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Mcdaniel 90; Shaw 10. Rentro ~ Nasmcr
49, West 90: Williams ld Archer ~ Du-
prec SO Robb - Erickson 49, Crowder w
Curtin IL; FOX 90; Mckinney 10, Hillen-
dahl 10; Farmer III, Hurd 20; Polk ~
Davis eO James 16, Dagby 90 Hirsch ii,
Martin 20. Glass /.
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all Elnds OF Blank Books j. j. Plstori2a
Pm ing and Lithogrnphng Company, 20i
No N strnoi
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man. Theodore and Adolph Matzke, Willie
Grishee; number missing but one day. 3.
namely Lette Hoffman, Helena and Au-
gust Mat2ke. Carrie l.. Buchahan, teach
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Bryan AIS: Mckinley 2ioi Palmer s. Lev
orine 4 CulberFon AIS. kearhy 20 CARR
4: Jester 4gi AsGby 2SS Bradford o. crane
40. Hutchinson s93 Got. Finley w
Neitzen $50 Clayton ,. WORKMAN ~ :
Tswcs 900. Henderson 8 Baker 4S4 Gran
berry POS: Damon : Carlisle ,S3, Iran
cisco $50 Reagan 1856 storey 400 MaNiiold
40. Jones 23l helms $50 Aisbury -95
Denman i}3. McMinu 81 Davidson VA
Bell EOS. Garrett 447. Bail 424 Eaele 81;
Moroney s,s Burns SIS. Browne Isl; Hol-
land !S5 Van Pclt go Charlton = TOO
ioi Lea PCS GAlaspie $50 Mcdaniel ~
shaw ll6 Rengro 2sS. Vasmer $50 West
g43 Williams is3 Archer e-i Duproc 3'>;
Robb 2l7. Erickson i23 CroNdur So Cur
tin 400. Fox 20. Mckinney 400 HNlendahi
261, Farmer Az Uuri 266 Polk il5 Davis
2sl James sai Bashy 2l1 Hrsch 31l;
Martin eS4 Fitse. 3iS Hussev 2i3. Falion
r1cuda osS
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SOUTH HOUSTON. NO. "a.

BRYAN 40: Mckinley AZ. Culbcrson -;
Nearby AZ Jester - Ashby q Crane 30;
Hutchinson 70 Finley So Meitzon f.;
Woriham so; Dawes 10; Baker 80 Gran
berry A.; Carlisle ST; Francisco II Rea-
gan so. Storey so Mayacld 80. Jones is
helms ~ Alshury ~. Denman 30 McMrn
T. Davidson 80: Bell AZ. Garrett 50. Rus
sell Q; Ball II; Eagle -; Mor0ncy IS;
Burns 40 Browne rs: Holland so. Van
pelt .; Charlton IL; Tod II Lea r.. Gil
laspie 10 Mcdaniel ~ Shaw - Renfro
. Nasmcr Sc West G. Williams so Arch
or o; Duproe rs: Robb ~ Erickson So
Crowder Q. Curtin 81 Fox Mckinney
n; Hillondah Il. Farmer 20, Hurd ~;
Polk SO; Davis .; James 70 Basby l5;
Hirsch 49, Martin II.
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LYNClinl KG. 80. ID.

Bryan Al, Mckinley 5. Cuiperson as,
keAroy s. Jester %. Asnoy ., Crane 81,
hutchison 4 tinlty ~, Meltzou i,Worthdm
81; Dawes J. Baker n Granoerr! L. Car
Use d. l.i4nc.s/i l,yasAn -. storey
~. Mayiield 81 zones /. Mems 1, AIsburs
Denman 81. McNinn / Davidson 81, ocii
1. Garrett "a. Russell l. fall Il. Eagle J,
Moron,y II. Burns 10 BfCwne Il Holland
a.. Nan Pelt CHARLTON Is. Tod IS, Lea L.
Gnlaspic A. Mcdaniel 4 shaw ~, RenfrJ
4 Nasmer ~ West .. Williams AZ, Ar
che, 4 Dupree 70, Robb Erickson -,
Crowder 4 curtin IS Fox / MckNey 40,
Hilcndahl ( Farmer 30 Hurd + FOLK 50;
Davis I, James oil Bagby =.
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Bryan il2i Mckinley 1901 Palmer ~.
Ievering no, Culhorson le9o, Kcarhy 100
Clark 9 Jester 1915, Aehby 75G bradford
@ Crane 1854 Hutchinson "a Con Yin.
ley 1873. Moltzen i3l clayton @ Wortham
1880 Dawes 72S Henderson o: paker ls5g
Cranberry res. Damon .. Carlisle 1851
Francisco lbs Reagan 1890 Jones ;30
storey 1854 Nems 72S, Hayne,d 1854; Ais
bury 72l Deuman 1856 McMinn fga
Davidson 1855; BEN $50 Garrett lln5. Bsl
1851; Eagle ~ " jronoy ll75 Burns ilG2
Browne 1891 Van pelt 500, Holland it2f
Charlton 9S5i Tod i,2l, Lea 900 GiIlaspl,
l3S5; Mcdaniel 9tN Shaw 1919. Renfro 49,
Nasmer 1871 West 17e. Williams 1876
Archer rs puprcc Ass. Rahb ga Erich
son l55f Crcwder ISI Cgriln 1895 70,
S2i; Mckinney 1901; Hlllcndahl sci Farm
ar 1919 llrA AG2 Polk liSD Davis 8fs
James 1916 Bagby ZOO Hirsch 1885: N,frtlr
S55; Fit2c 9l6 'allnu CSC. Husscy s0l Hi
500, Mahouey i56; Glass 1877 Edmonds "a
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Groves Tasieless Chill Tonic.
Warranted. Price " cents.
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Nearby AZ. Jester q, Ashby a., Crane q.
Hutchinson ~ Finley -, MeitEen ~.
Workman %; Dawes ~; Baker -. Gran
berry ~. Carlisle q. Francisco u, kNa-
gan -, storey y. Mayleld q. Jones "
NUims ~. Alsuury -. pennlan u MeMinn
~. Davidson -. bcll u, Garrett ~ Rus-
sea- ~. Ball -; Eagle 10, Morouey "a.
Burns 4. Browne -, Holland .; Van
ielt ". Charlton - rod ~. Lea 40, Gli-
laspie q. Mcdaniel -, Shaw q ReniTo
a.. Nasmcr - West a, Williams pi ;
Archer ;. Dupree 81, Robb 5, Erichsoa p.
Grow der n Curtin q fOX u, Mckinney
q; HllonGahl ~ Farmer IS. hiitd Is;
Polk q, Davis ~. James "a BasAy IL
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HARRIS COUNTY RETURNS.
Com plcte Returns From Thirty-tWo
Precincts.
ALL WARDS IN EXCEPT THE FIFTH
Tho Local Democratic Ticket SAFE Except
ms to Moroncy and Possibly Hussey.
GiIlasptc leads Med

The official returns from 81 out OF the
As voting precincts in the county are now
In, and they show that the couniy demo
cratic ticket has carried by the usual hand
some majority. with the probability OF tie
loss Of but two candidates. Moroncy ior the
senate and j. j. Aussey as justice OF the
peace for precinct No l. 1t is conceded
that Mr.. Waller Burns has defeated Nj
Moroney for the senate and It is ikeN
tLat Fi,ze and ex-Recorder HIN VIII be the
next two justices o. the peace Toy precinct
No. ].
There was some apprehension curine The
day that Mcdaniel would lead Giliaspie ia
the county but the returns SO fAr IN show
that Mr.. Gnlaspic has safe lead 10 Harris.
with The assurance Of is being supplement-
ed with a handsome majority from Calves
ton county.
Besides these there are no other ciose
contests among the county officers
The county will siso both the state ana
National democratic tickets good maicfi
ties
These figures aud conclusions arc h4sci
upon the completed returns srcm a- pre-
olncts in tie county inrlualns All 800
wards OF re- city EXCEPT thc flith ward
which Will no. conpiete il4 count 1853 this
morning
Information from thA' wari AZ lsie
hour las; might was 90 the eneli that thr
democratic ticket Has we'll To the lead
The Fourth ward As usual wi'h Captain
Reichard; as IFS presiding officer AMI dee
sip,c the fAc. ,har s, poiies e,ar i'ef fotr-.
was The 8rs' ward 10 she city 10 anisi. Us
count. completing The work yesterday morn-
.,.. l-f.rr .trf.r.- g. w. closely fal.
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ney IS, Hillendahl ~ Farmer 100; liurd
&c, Polk ei; Davis 60; James 100. Bagby Al:
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CLINTON. NO, a.
Bryan 81; Mckinley AZ, Culberson 81
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THE PRECINCT ELECTION.

,ity the returns as iar
the following vote tor
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-02-01
MARRIED. UNDER DIFFICULTIES

In tie middle OF the road at the west
end Of the Weser river bridge in Middle
valley. on sunday. January 10Th. John
w Adder and Miss Bertha Pickett were
united In the bonds Of matrimony by
,he Rev +. y. Elton OF Saluhria.
The wedding was TO have been sol
smnized IN the Salem school house az
the close of the regular church service.
some sixty friends had gathered at the
school house 10 participate in the services
aud 20 witness the marriage ceremony
The bride aud groom failci 10 put in an
appearance. II was not their fault To.
geth-r with some forty friends from the
west side Of the valley they had started
for the school house. but reaching the
bridge found their way edectuaiy block
cd An ice gorge mad torn some forty
f'-ct Of the west md Of the bridge slick
aud clean. Even love couldn Z jump the
chasn. but IL was not 70 b. baked IN
that WAY. and way out the difi-
Guilty WAS found Word was sent 10 the
school house about one mile distant and
a. the closs Of the services there the
preacher and congregation hzsiened 10
tae tridge. where the would b. married
couple. aud their friends were awaiting
rhsir coming with such Patience a. they
could command In spite Of the wide
wide gap 10 she bridge the matrimonial
knot ~as successfully tied. The east
side friends did nea Kiss the bride. aud
What may hare hurt the feelings Of
some u them more. they failed 70 get
. share u The excellent wedding dinner
prepared of NJ. sod Mrs. Lew Keifbiey
Nr. aud Mr.. Ader having begun mar
red iifs IN me middle - the road viii
i1ouvtiesz succeed b. irsreiing soSether
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-02-01

rHE speech Of senator Thurston on
the Monroe doctrine on Tuesday. will
strike n responsive chord In the heart Of
every true American. and the rebuke
offered by him 10 senator Wolcott for
recent un.Amcrican utterances on the
same subject would have been heartily
approved had " been ten times more Sc
we're. The American people will always
resent the spectacle OF a United States
senator trampling underfoot any line OF
American policy for the sole purpose Of
quoting clamor among the money
changers ~ Wall street. and cndcavor-
ing through that channel 10 appssse the
wrath Of the British ltpn II the en-
fsvcement 81 the Monroe doctrine is OBJ
tcciionablc 10 the Lion let him come o.
Yer 10 American soil. or American seas
and tear ~ TO peices by tooth and by
ciaw--lf he can. But let no American
senator so far forget his duty to himself
aud his cOuntry,as 70 take up the cause
OF foreign power. at least until war has
been declared, and then should be desire
10 renounce his allegiance to the Stars
and Stripes and become a subject Of the
queen. no doubt he can find an opporu.
nifty To do So.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-02-01

THE work which has been iDaugur.
nicd by Mr.. Brown looking 10 the I'm.
provemens OF the Emmett cemetery is
one In which every citizen will be In
rrrested aud In which we believe every
one Will be anxious To assist. The last
resting place Of the loved ones whom we
have lost should not be allowed 10 re-
main In the neglected condition In
which IL Is at present and we believe
that now the good work has been begun
u will not be- abandoned until every.
thing possible has been done To improve
h No cauvassing should be necessary.
Every one who Is or Ia the future may
he Interested. should turn out and do
what they can TO make the cemetery n
less desolate and dreary spot than II ha,
been. Any burial place is drearS
enough at best. but there is vast room
Tor Improvement in ours and we believe
the people Of this community will b,
clad 10 take advantage OF this oppor
tunity 10 improve II to the best possible
dsgr,e.
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First NJ. y. church OF Emmett Regular ser
vices on tho first SUNDAY IN each month M
y n m. and go y. m; also services on the Ord
Sundays al 7;so p. m SUNDAY school every sun
every "Wednesday evening.
REv. =. L. YouSo Pastor
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-02-01

to worldly success and welded bliss
Salubria Citizen.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-02-01

FREMONT POST No. "a. O. A. n meofs first
Saturday evening In each month AT Russell
a keagsn's Hall THos. PETERSON.
r. &.
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Notice o. Nsses.mess.


The Enterprise Ditch Co. FAlks Store. Canyon
county lIaho.
NQtice !, hereby given that Al = meeting OF
thc dircrtorS ~ the Enterprise Ditch Company
held 90 III ihtn Day Of January LOO a>sce>-
iucnt wa levied on Tie whole OF the capital
etock % tnf company Of ore collar and seventy
ny cfut> Per share 70 BE- paid IN money and I'VE
coil4r- I-r share 70 b. paid IN labor OF money
aul aiso uftcc1 ooil2rs PER share In excess Of
TIE above IN doisark and nerenty-1ve ceuts per
share on al % TIE unpaid capital stock Of the
corpora.ton I'D nfte-n dollars IN unpaid siock
- D. paid 10 Labor or money. said Assessulf al
slall b. cue on the coth DAY % April - aud
shall BECOME cellnqueut On that day. szid cash
9-ef.rsr1-rt - - PAID 70 TIE treasurer ~ this
corporation - ma orce, nal1 labor asseen~nf
- b. 4ooc - tne bard q directors Of thls cor
poraflor snail 1lruct AL stock upon which
said aeereeln-nf rrrn1lLa unpaid q the 1otn
az 81 April lsr ~in D. alyertisec fer s.ls Al
purie arctior and untoss payment 10 rad D.
fore VII be- sole on me IA cay o. Nay iss< "a
pay tce ceIirQ1euf assessment toSctner with
tne costs - sdsertislrz snc ekDerse q ssls
LDsor Bleucr' Secretary
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-02-01

Land Once a. HoiSe Iity Idaho,
January -, 1870
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice OF his intcn-
ton 10 make nnal proof In support OF his claiu
~ the Probate Court OF Canyon Co. Idaho. al
Caldwell. Idaho. on March n. lsss. viz;
Boise g.. Riggs.
Of Faik's store. Idaho. Homestead appiica-
zion No. $40. for the sc I, NV a = sw a sec
- tp 7nr7w H. NJ. Idaho.
a names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
s.iio land viz
James " Patton. George W. Gordon. Edison
Bishop. Jacob loutsier. all Of Falk'S Store
lAnyon county Idaho.
CHAKLEs HfARoD. Register
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-02-01

TUE frequent showers OF the past
few weeks ARE doing untold good for
the country Idaho has not had such a
thorough soaking for some time and the
nockmen. miners, farmers. and with
them all other classes should enjoy a
prosperous season In consequence.
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No I. 80 acres n miles from town.
Comfortable house OF three rooms, cellar
good stable and other outbuildings, $50
fruit trees about onehalf OF which are in
bearing. Plenty OF small fruit. This
place is good land, all under four wire
fence. and IL acres Of hay. One share
water in Last Chance Ditch. $500.
No. 2. 30 acres Of first class land, all
under fence, one hall share of water in
Last Chance Ditch goes with land. A
bargain. 5000.
No. g. 800 acres Of river bottom land
lying on Payette river three miles from
Emmett, 100 acres in cultivation, bear
ing orchard OF choice fruits, private
ditch taken from the Payette river with
recorded water right OF 2000 inches
covers this land. good two story house
and necessary out buildings. $4,000.
No. 4. las Acres OF fine bottom land
about five miles from town. 40 acres OF
heavy timber, balance in cultivation.
Good house, stable and other necessary
out-buildlngs. $1,000.
Nos. 100 acres nine miles from
Emmett, 40 acres OF this place is first
class bottom farm land with recorded
water right sufficient for fall gram, hay
garden and orchard. Cheap at 5000.
No. 9. 5acres I mile from town, all
in cultivation, with / share water in
Only Chance Ditch. Comfortable house
OF five rooms Good stable for four
horses s40O.
No. Z. 100 acres one mile from town.
About 40 acres in cultivation. II shares
water in Only Chance Ditch. Good two
story house. This place is fine soil
and will be sold IN 40 acre tracts If
waited. $1,000.
No 8. s0acres Of good land about seven
miles west of Emmett This is good
piece OF land for general farming and es-
pccially for bay 100 inches permanent
water right goes with land. 1920
No. o. so acres OF river bottum land
about seven miles west Of Emmett. suit
able for hay or general farming. Ample
water for all purposes. A cheap home
At 81 POO.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-02-01
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Miss Nellie Jones OF Caldwell visited
Miss Annie Hayes this week.
James Vanderdossen. who has been
quite III for several days is able to be n
round again.
Miss Ella Davis. Of Iowa. is visiting
Mr.. aud Mrs. Sam Ireton, Of Sweet.
whose ncice she Is. Miss Davis will con-
duct the Sweet school next term.
Ransom Bigelow has purchased 20
acres OF the Kelly tract and is hard at
work these days grubbing sagebrush and
otherwise improving IL. He will seed 1t
to alfalfa In the spring.
Robert Altman the well known
sheepman Of Willow creek was In town
Wednesday accompanied by Mr.. Orms-
by the Boise sheepman. They report
the range good and the fiocks doing well
ut present.
Everyone should lend hand or
donate dollar to help with the good
work OF improving the Emmett Gene
terry. Next Monday is the date which
has been appointed to begin the work.
Let everyone turn out and do what they
can.
While coming down the stairway
from the hall last Saturday evening
after the conclusion Of the play, J. II
Carpenter had the misfortune to slip
and fall half way down the stairway.
thereby dislocating his left shoulder.
lie suffered considerably for Il few days
but at this writing is doing we'll
DR.. o. II. Davenport. the popular
dentist writes the INDEX from Wcstfall
Oregon that he had rather an exciting
experience the other day while
driving over Ironside mountain. He
encountered very severe storm on the
mountain, In which he lost his hat,
gloves. handkerchief, pantaloons and bob
sled. The doctor will have the neart-
felt sympathy OF large circle OF friends
In this community who will also be
pleased to hear that he expects TO be
home Ina about a month.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-02-01

Az exchange remarks that woman
In Indiana has just given birth 10 her
seventh pair OF twins, and adds that
England had better think twice before
SHE attempts 70 whip such anatiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28
Encf. Mnrth Knowing.

In Paris there are over one thousand
professional fortune teilers.
The folding envelope was first used
in the year 1883.
The people OF London are computed TO
spend SIX million dollars daily.
Among the treasures Of the Vatican az
Rome is a pearl valued at one hundred
thousand dollars.
snowden. $500 feet. is said 20 be the
highest elevation I'm Wales or England.
ocean steamers of the first class each
consume from three hundred 10 four
hundred tons of coal "a Gay.
About four thousand women are gradu-
ates OF the principal colleges for women.
Probably another four thousand graduate
from co-educational institutions.
The great clock al Rouen has been
measuring the time and striking the
hours and quarters for over five hundred
years. running all this time without in
terruption.
Tea which rivals coffee in favor. IS
a native OF China. whore it has been
grown for over ono thousand years. Pc
pys mentions having drank It in 1860
showing that il was then a novelty.
school-taaching seems TO be the most
popular OF all the fields that are open
10 college women. in 1870 there were
i'm the United States seven hundred and
thirty-nva women who were professors in
colleges and universities.
Coffee. the drink more highly Regarded
to-day than any other. was first used in
Abyssinia in SIS. Thence II was brought
10 Arabia. \ Greek first introduced il
TO England. and made himself famous
by the act.
Some OF the Belgian coal-mines are
wonderfully deep. In a pit at Flenu,
coal is now being got" 800 feet below
the surface. At another pit at Mon
,ignysur-Sambrc. coal seam is worked
three thousand feet deep.
The human system can endure heat Of
2l2 degrees, the boiiingpoint OF water
because thu skin Is y bad conductor. and
because the Precipitation cools the body.
Men have withstpod without injury a
heat OF 30 degrees for several minutes
Rams Horn.