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

A DISPATCH from Amity Indiana Ia
the Globe Democrat tells the following:
"for some time number Of the men
OF the village, both married and single,
have been STAYING ont late at night, and
their wives aud mothers we're unable 10
discover the cunse. Yesterday they de.
tcrmined 10 find out, aud organized a
searching party. They soon located the
men In an empty box car on the railroad
track. wnere they we're engaged in a
game Of poker, The women pushed the
doors shut. imprisonlng the gambler.
who we're compelled TO stay in their i'm.
provlshed prison until this morning
II is said that several prominent citizens
will be- called TO report to the grand iury
for examination on the matter. Pokei
IS not so popular game IN Amity to
night.
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Now comes the tug OF war. To-wit
the election Of United States Senator
and n we are 10 judge Of the intensity Of
the contest which is to be wagcd in the
coming legislature by the number of
candidates now la the field we must ex-
pect q wonderful contest In Bpisc "e're
The robins nest again. The INDEX lius
not had much TO say on the senatorial
matter since The severe snow storm OF
the 3rl inst. but IL now desires to place
ma nomination gentleman who
is eminently qualified for the duties
Of the position lie Is NO novice in pub
lie life having accepiably filed the Pc.
sition of Governor Of the Third House Of
The Idaho legislature and custodian Of
The great leather seal of the state for the
past two years, and his name is J. G.
Leonard. In bringing his name before
The membcrs.elect of the next legislature
Ms candidate for senatorial honors the
lNpkN has in view only the very best
interests OF the people OF the state OF
Idaho. Tor it must evident TO the most
casual observer that if an The other fcl-
lows who are Tin the har lis OF their
friends for the position. have any friends
at All among the members Of the next
legislature, that body will be hopelcssly
divided on the senatorial question and
will be- able 90 do nothing hut wrangle
aud Quarrel aud act ugly for The whole
go days that they are 10 remain In ses-
sion. The lNrEN hegs to suggest then.
that the most effective way for our in
cunning law makers o. iaduce the
white winged dove OF peace 10 build her
nest an The cupalo Of The state house,
this winter. Is for those oi their number
who expect to support Clacget, Ruick ol
Walton. ilawicy lmllentiue or Dnboi,
Parker or Bailey. Williams or Royce
or even brother jones OF the Idaho Worl,
90 reconsider their preference Tor any o
the allowed named gentlemen and unit,
as one man hv clecting Governor Leon
ard ON the FIRST ballot Mir. Leonard q
certain 10 se; unanimous vote in th,
third hnuse aud cvcn if some OF the 81,
ators or representatives should see a. q
sulk in their tents and refuse 10 Civ
him the support to which be Is cniitle,
he viii De elected anyhow. Coy. Leon
ara ranks high as dentist, mule driv
er. aud as Governor Of the third house
What other candidate can show sucl
excellent qualifications
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TIE SENATORIAL QUESTION.

Bartlett Sinclair. OF Banners Ferry.
has written a letter TO the Spokane
= 'oAesmau-Review IN which he asserts
iha' aiier an senator Dubois is YER, like
J. lo succeed hlmsciiin HE United Sin'cs
srhAie Mr.. Sinclair takes The position
ma, The senatorial question Ia this
tiair i.not partisan one and that the
duty Of the next legislature will be to
o heel ihc ahlesi silver advocaic that can
h. ioani for thai position, aud he be-
llrv, ,hat Fred T. Dubois will be She
ultimate choice OF maiori,y of the
fnrmbers of the legislature. IN conclu.
sion the writer says:
'Nus that Bryau has met defeat. there
3, iaarc need Tor master minds IN the
United States senstc than had the DIS
l.ny,iished leader eaioed lhe day. Il Is
not .loue a matter Tor ldaho. bui as we'll
fr the whole nation 20 CONSIDER Gun
legislature viii bear In mind that Dnboi,
/, not partisan. Tina, body win weigh
we'll bis past services his experience
bis possibilities for future usefulness. his
successes. aud withal that be Is Oh,
choice % onr people
From the character of the new lccis
latutr. noonc has serious doubt but thai
the members will rise above the innu
ence, Of ward politics or the temptation
oi Individual gain Ia choosing nation
al representative. The majority o.
them sfe men OF great personal worth
aud were elected with view 90 thci
srncral fitness for legislative labors.
Ny correspondence with leaders in al
parts ~ the state since he elecuol
q.i,e cou,incrs me that the people ar
Ia NO real danger Of again bowling 10
misfortune scarcely less intense thu
that consequent upon the defeat d
BRYAN. The defeat OF Dubois. eve
temporary as n would be. at the inst
Cation Of our legislature, would foreve
seal our lips to complaints against an
state or section Of west or south lhs
proved treacherous To Bryrn
Idaho, through her legislature. ma
be depended upon 10 do her duty"
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irregularities not existed that II, John
/. Mills and not YOU. the said Frank Fem.
would have been declared elected.
Mr. Mills then proceeds TO serve
notice on Mr. Fem that the election will
be contested and dispositions will be TAX
en- before Frank Martin on the 5'h day
OF December 1896. and that said contest
will b. conducted under the provisions
Of an net Of the Idaho legislature ap-
proved Feb 8, 1891 relating to elections
aud electors.
Mr.. Mills may want the seat pretty
bad simply because be believes him
sc'f TO be legally elected and don't relish
being beat out Of what Is rightfully his.
or hc may want 10 release Frank from a
position which would be- mighty lone
some 10 say the least Just think Of one
solitary lonesome gold bug republican
and he nice. good. honorable. God
fearing lille man being c0oped up for
sixtv days among lot Of bowling blood
thirsty anarchists. composed Of Demo
Gratis. Popullsts aud Silver Republicans.
just think Of az From strictly hui
maniiaran standpoint We rather hope
Mr. Mills viii be- successful.
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Only Chance Ditch Co. Principal place OF
business. Emmett Idaho.
Notice Is hereby given that NJ a meeting OF
the directors held on Oct. 10 1890 an assessment
of forty-six dollars aud seventy cts l,fH sul per
share was levied upon thc capital stock Of the
company payable Immediately TO tho secretary
az Emmett. ldano tortv-hve dollars and
twenty cents inny be paid In labor " done
between Oct. 20 and Dec. Isl iSt undor the
supervision OF the directors. otherwise all must
bc paid Ia cash iil - will become delinquent
Dec. 1T 1870 and advertised Tor sale at public
auction and unless payment g. maic before viii
be- sold ON the ,lst day OF Dec. isid. 10 pay the
cost OF advertising and expense OF sale. siN
viii become delinquent Nov 10 and advertised
for sale nt public auction aud unless payment
/. made before Will be- sold on Nov. %, 1876 Z,
pay for advertisement ana expense OF sale
Emmett, Idaho. Oct 10. ihte
A 4. PETERSON. Secretary.
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Emmett Idaho. Oct ~ 1900. Notice Il hereby
Given that the board OF trustees of the Indcpcn-
dent school district Of Fmmettsville No. o.
Canyon county Idaho. has levied and assessed o
tax Of one per cent upon All taxable property
~ sail district found upon the assessment roll
ui Canyon county Idaho. for the year 1866 Said
tax h now due and payable al the onicc OF E. X.
hayos a Co. Emmett. Idaho rnd unless paid
within thirty lt,l days from the 10 IN DAY ol
October io.o. will become delinquent and will be
cnllocted according TO law
X. NoNHARrKN. Treasurer Dist-ict No. o.
Canyon Co. Idaho
BY order OF the boad OF trustees the above time
n extended until December LIST isQd.
R.NONHARTEN
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Estate OF John a. Conner deceased: Notice
Il hereby given by the a. ir>4ued adminis-
tfaiur of the estate OF John A. Conner deceased
against the said deceased to exhibit th.ui with
the necessary vouchers within four month after
the publication OF this notice On the sniG admin
st'nto 40 his rcsid nee In Emmett the same
being his place OF business In Canyon county
Idaho. q. Il. BILDrrHACK.
Administrator OF the estate ~ John A. Conner
dcccnseuI Dated NJ Emmett. Idaho. Nov. " iog6
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-11-28

MAHK Hanna is reported as saving
that be Will be- either secretary OF the
treasury In Mr. McKinley's cabinet. or
United States senator from Ohio. Mr..
Hanna has undoubtedly paid his money
aud should by all means be allowed to
take hls choice.
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Land once al Boise city. Idaho
NnN.InLllL 10 1904

Land once az lfuisc city. Idaho I
November 49, 1904
Notice n hereby given that the following
named settler has nlcn notice of his intention TO
make final proof ia support OF his claim aud
TINT said proof will b. made before Clerk Of the
Probate Court Of Canyon county Idaho, at Cald-
well Idaho. on December 2S 1850 viz.
Robert O. Crawford
Emmett. Idaho. I'd. application No. 21H for
the X. ". 4 Sec. 10. Up. n. H. 2 ". Il. NJ. Idaho.
lie Nantes the following witnesses 20 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF.
said land. viz
John Cartcr. Jessie Cargilc. william X. Nd
ans. Thonns n. williams. all OF Emmett. Can
yon county Idaho. CHARLES llIMROD, kepis or.
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Notice For Publication.

Land ONCE nj Boise Idaho.
November lru6.
Notice n hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention To
make tnAl proof In support OF his claim. and
that snii proof Will be- mndc before Clerk Of the
Probate Court Of Canyon co. Idaho at Caldwell
Idaho. December -. ielf viz
Anron Richardson
Fnl<s Store l. lho Id. application No. 2l6S for
the Nv a sec ~ tp Boise Meridian
Idaho.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. viz.
Edison bishop. Ebcnczer IS. Towl, William
II. Whclchel. Edward +. Barter. all OF Falks
Store. Canyon Co. Idaho.
CHARLES HrMnoD, Register
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-11-28

IL making up his mind AS to what
should be- done in the Cuban matter,
President Cleveland should remember
that u Is never too late to do good.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-11-28

We have just received a copy OF
Copp's Prosnccior's Manual most val
vahle work for Miners and rr,,sn-ctor
which Is published b. uenr y COP.
the wen known WASHINGTON ID. g.. ral
lawyer The WORT has been revised .1f
is strictly nr 10 date ms nn m,har'i, o.
min,s,c law and also contains much vrl.
ceble information on lucraioef ani
assaying. In iae nrsl oar' Of ihr work
viii be found AN n~crssnrr iof rNation
IN regard To locaiing surveying OF nt.
entins mining claims. Every miner aud
prospector should have one OF thes,
manuals and the price at book store OF
of he author is anlv so cents
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-11-28
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The Last Chance Ditch Company location Of
principal place OF business. Emmett. Canyon
county. Idaho
There h delinquent upon the following de-
scrlhcd stock on account of assessment levied
on thr tenth DAY OF October ispd. the several
amount- set opposite the name OF the respective
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-11-28

\hIANTFn -@EVERkL FAITHFUL MIN OR
W women 10 travel for responsible establish
house IN Idaho. salary fssO. PAYABLE ti5 week
IN and expenses. Position permanent. Refer
cnccs. Enclose self-addrcseed stamped ov-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-11-28

Timber Culture, Final Prooi.-Notiee For Pub
LEGATION.
U. :. Land ONCE. Boise City. Idaho.
October "a. 1890.
Notice is hereby given that Alphcus r. Web
stcr has filed notice Of intention 10 make finai
proof before Register and Receiver II. : Land
once nc their ONCE In boise City Idaho. on
Wednesday the uth day OF December. 1894 on
timber cultlrc application No 1919 for the sw
a nc 4 ~ y NV Z lots & OF sec No. 4. In
township No. n range No. e
He names ns Witnesses. Henry w. Smidth.
frank W. Clarlson Of Horseshoe Bend Boise
GO. daho. Haley Nlnson OF Boise city Ada Co
Idaho. Joscsh L. Jackson Cent tvile Boise Co
Idaho CHARLES HIMHOD Register
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-11-28

= ARTIST CHURCH. REGULAR services
- sfory sunday morning ai ~ - A. n and
as D. ~ on no scyond Ind fourth Sundays
~ each month. sunday school a. 20 ~ A. NJ.
L. w. cowss, Pastor
JOINS r. LIVELY supt s. 5.
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And IN accordance with law. 80 many shares
Of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary
will be sold In frunt OF tho INDEX once In Em-
mott on November -. M o'clock p. m OF such
day 90 pay delinquent assessment thereon to-
ecthcr with The cost OF advertising and expense
OF the sale
Emmett Idaho. FINLEY MONROE
Nov. 10. 1870. secretary
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EiTff0NT POST No. ~ O.. a. v meets nrsl
saturday evening Ia each mouth NJ Russell
a kca.fau Fan % =. MclirNnY.
A.. G.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-14
FARMERS ALLIANCE AND PEO-
PLE,S PARTY LEAGUE HONOR
MINNIE WITH A VISIT.
ALLIANCE CONVENTION TODAY
THE POPULIST LEAGUE TO FOL.
Low WITH A MEETING ON
THE MORROW.
terrain the Observation-Disclosures
Will BE Reelected.

Harmonic hall will be a busy place
for the next two days This morning
the Farmers Alliance will convene
there for their annual state meeting,
and tomorrow will be the annual ses-
sion of the Peoples Party State league,
confederation of all the Populist
clubs of Minnesota. Each will be in
session but one day, but both even
ings will be varied with platform meet
ings. Tonight w. w Erwin is sched-
uled, and tomorrow night the Populists
will be addressed by Jerry Simpson
and Mrs. Lease
Little of Importance is expected at
either meeting. A prominent leader said
yesterday that there would probably
be little outside of routine business and
election of officers. The Populists may
have little trouble over the election
I OF officers, as there is some pronounced
opposition to l.. M. Aver for reelection
as secretary, but Maj. J. NJ. Bowler,
president of the league is a very pop
ular man in the party, and free from
the factional quarrels. There will be
| one vacancy on the executive commit
tee to fill The chairman, James L. Nc
H0i"iN' VI ~ e1ui, mas ieSlSHeu anu
gone back to the Republican fold, and
some good Populist will thereby get
a job.
The Farmers Alliance will have
lengthy reports from it's officers, Presi-
dent Vermilyea, of Dover, and Secre-
tary Hendrickson, of Sank Center. A
number of the delegates were in town
last night, and the Brunswick was
| headquarters. The executive commit
tee had session in the afternoon to
complete their report for the year.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-14
HOSTILITIEs RENEWED.
Driver for the Underwriters, Sal
wage Corps Arrested

The fight between the two salvage
corps was taken up again yesterday
and Joseph Hughes, a driver for the
Underwriters patrol, was arrested on
charge of fast and reckless driving,
the complainant being Victor Swan
berg, driver for the Merchants The
reading of the complaint was waived
and Hughes will have a hearing Tues
day, Jan. q. Other arrests are to fol-
low in order and evidently the running
fight is to be kept up.
The Underwriters propose to retail
ate by causing the arrest of the driver
of the Merchants corps In case this
should occur the matter will resolve
itself into test of the ordinance pass
ed by the city council giving the Mer-
chants the right of way of the streets
The attorney for the Merchants be-
lleves that the ordinance would be sus-
tanned, and the whole would only aid
in strengthening their position
In the matter of the suit begun by
the Merchants directors against the
Firemen's Insurance company of Chi
cago, for taxes, it is probable that the
Underwriters will come in as inter
Yeners and that the result will be a
division Of the tax. The policy of the
Underwriters however, seems to be
one of delay as far as possible. and
they are understood to refuse anything
but the entire tax.
Attorney Matt Gallagher, presenting
the Merchants, had nothing to say
about the matter yesterday beyond
the fact that other arrests were to fol-
low Hughes, and he expected to come
off victorious in these as well as the
test case to compel the payment of the
insurance tax.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-14
FARMERS MUCH INTERESTED.
Institute at Aiti<in Promises Good
Results.

Special to the Globe.
A1TKIN, Mimi, Jan. ia farmers
institute, conducted by Supt. Gregg,
was held at the Aitkin county court
house today, followed by an evening
session, and will be concluded tomor-
row. 1t arouses great interest among
the farmers, who are attending in large
numbers. Supt. Gregg's opening ad-
dress urged the farmers to cease i'm
porting food Stuffs, only raise the best
and SO cease to compete with unskilled
labor in other localities. Mr.. Carlyle
spoke on the dairy and proved his thor
ough mastery of his subject. Tomor-
row he will make butter from local
cream and show how it should be done.
Mrs. Tilson followed on the subject of
poultry, which she handled with con-
sumate skill and surely proved that the
humble hen is the prime money maker
of the farm if only allowed fair play.
Mr.. Wedge followed on the subject of
fruit and showed himself thoroughly
competent to handle the subject. In
the afternoon Miss Thompson conduct
ed cooking school, which was largely
attended Tomorrow Prof. Theodore
Louis will speak on the subject of
swine. Supt. Gregg gave short talks,
at intervals. bristling with the most
interesting facts. Practically the same
programme, with variations, will be
given tomorrow, and will be all too
short to suit our people. who are in an
Oliver Twist mood as regards the in
St;tute.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-14
On the Police Run,

John Martin, charged with vagrancy, was
arraigned before Judge Kerr yesterday and
ordered to be outside of the city limits in an
hour
Charles O'Malley, who graduated from the
workhouse the other day only to be rearrested
charged with threatening to kill woman
named Jessie Bartlett was arraigned before
Judge Kerr yesterday and pleaded not guilty.
Only seven drunks lined up before
Judge Kerr yesterday, it being an unusually
light grist for Monday morning. Each of the
seven received the customary 40 or 10.''
young man named Walter Kierce was
fined $40 or ten days in police court yesterday
for assault and battery upon Nels Booth
Young Kierce's aged mother, with tears in
her eyes, pleaded with Judge Kerr to make
the sentence light possible for her son
had never been in trouble before. Sentence
was suspended on the mothers promise that
her son would never get in such trouble again
Thomas Murphy, proprietor of a saloon at
Al Hennepin avenue was arraigned in the
police court yesterday charged with selling
liquor after midnight. Officer VIII A. Mar
tin made the complaint. Murphy pleaded not
guilty, and will have a hearing Jan. 20
Thomas Olson, of S25 Bryant avenue north
was thrown from his buggy at Second avenue
north and Fifth street yesterday afternoon
and received a severe cut in his nose and
several bad bruises. His wounds were dressed
by d physician and Olson was taken home in
the central patrol wagon.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-14
COAL IN MINNESOTA.
The Great Northern Secures VaIua-
Bile Lands.

TOWER, Mimi, Jan. 13-It has
leaked out through prominent persons
connected with Washington that the
Great Northern Railroad company has
recently located 5000 acres of unsur-
veyed land near the Nett Lake Indian
reservation, presumably for coal. The
lands were entered in accordance with
an act of congress passed in 1885, and
this is the first entry made in Mime
sofa under its provisions. For several
years past outside parties have been
quietly at work on the Little Forks
river, which flows by the reservation,
about sixty miles northwest of here,
sinking for coal, with what results no
one has been able to discover Speci-
mems of excellent coal have been
brought in from time to time, but the
men bringing them have been retic-
ent as to the locality from whence they
came. Parties connected with the
railroad have been watching the ex-
plorations closely, and in his speech at
the immigration convention in St Paul
this fall President James J. Hill made
the assertion that coal had been found
in Minnesota. probably referring to the
Little Forks district.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-14
PENNY PRESS WON.
County Commissioners Award Con-
tract for County Printing.

County Commissioner Award Con-
tract for County Printing.
The county commissioners held special
meeting yesterday, the principal business be-
ing the opening of certain bids, principally
those for the county printing. The respect
i've bids for the county printing for the fiscal
year ending Jan. 10, 1897 were as follows:
Legal and Official Notices
Times, % cents per inch.
Journal, 80 cents per inch.
Penny Press, 80 cents per inch.
Delinquent Tax List
Times, cents per description.
Journal cents per description.
Penny Press, 4 cents per description.
Financial Statement
Times, So per column.
Journal, $40 per column.
Penny Press, S10.e5 per column.
The commissioners did not award the con-
tract until the afternoon session, when after
considering the bids, the contract was given
to the Penny Press.
Numerous bids for the work on the pro,
posed bridge at Lake Amelia were received
thirteen in all, but the bids were offered in
so many different forms that it was found
necessary to submit the matter to the county
surveyor to ascertain which is the lowest bid
The surveyor promised to report this after
noon at o'clock to which time the commits
sioners adjourned
letter was received by Commissioner Ry
berg from Mayor Pratt asking that he us'
his influence to secure position for ont
Michael Monigan. resolution was intro
duced and passed informing the mayor tina
there was vacancy in the city janitor force
and asking that he be given that place.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-14
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