The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-04-04

siderstion being 1900. Mr.. Levsn is
Dor working the shamrock At Pearl.
Assays rom which 20 ~ hign 4s 30
ounces OF silver asd go In gold.
"A. wystl. "Je~shsrp Jack. the old
pioneer. started for Indiana fe~ days
ago TO receive his share OF the estate Of
a deceased relative Il viii amoant 70
quite little fortune. something like go.
900 IL Is said. Upon his return IL will b
Colonel" Wyztt--Democrzt-
Dave AcAulin has assumed the
management and control OF The Fash
ion" Dave is thorough saloon man.
and will spare no pains to keep up the
hitherto excellent reputation Of the
house. His 4d in another column de-
seribes the place TO dot "A quiet re-
sort"
-McSish & Allen have been busy
this week unpacking and putting in
place large invoice Of spring and sum-
mcr dress fabrics This firm Is che Of
the solid business institutions Of Can
yon county. and we are pleased to note
thai they are receiving the liberal pat
ronsge TO which they are entitled.
Ransom Bigslow mas finished put
ting his 20 acre tract. recently purchzs-
ed from the Kelley place. in hrst-class
shape. and has sown Is 70 oats Mr..
Bigelov bas returned 70 hz'heur CITY
Ore. where he is interested ia some val
liable quartz properties he will put in
the summer in developments work. and
return to Emmett in September
John Carter and George Boone visit.
ed Ontario Ore this week. Mr. Carter
reports that mammoth mining plant i.
being built al Ontario Ferry on Snake
river. Two immense boats are being
built, the dimensions OF one being IS !
90 feet. The mining will be done bs
means Of a huge suction pump znc
sluice boxes and the plant will b- oper
ated By 10 h. p. engine The ma
chinery etc. Is now al the Ontario sta
tion. The plant belongs 10 William,
Bros. OF Payette.
Prof John A. Davis. toe renowned
farmer. politician. barber and phreuo,o
sist. gave a very entertaining lecture OF
the last named accomplishment in th'
q. a. r. hall on Tuesday evening. 4
fair sized audience greeted the spezke
and enjoyed the lecture and delineatiol
Of character very much. The profes
sor came to town Saturday evening Fl
pecting To lecture on that evening bu
found shst the Temperance question an
the A. p. A movement had the to~
b corraIled. So al ne could do was 1
bids his time Perseverance, brings Il
own reward" however and we are gls
: 70 know that al last Mr.. Davis got =
a audience.
Rev. E B. Sutton Of Seattle. Wasl
5 iugton. delivered series Of temperznS
lectures in the n. Z. church on Satu
|. day evening and Sunday morning a.
evening and on Monday evening
: Haves' hall wound up with a talk on Il
+, A. p. A. The tenperencs lectures We
only tolersblv well attended. more i
terest apparently being manifested
the Monday night meeting. Mr. 50
ton is a forcible speaker and ent-rtai
ed ms audience until a late hour
the Close Of the lecture an A. p.
u council was organized with a membs
= ship Of about % but as no reporters We
q admitted TO the secret conclave the
DIX is unable TO give its readers a col
ID plete report OF what transpired.
~ We have rezd letter from y.
Is Jacobson. who is now visiting his q
N home in Germany. in which he saws
has secured TWO new varieties Of vini
NJ apples for his Payette orchard.
" says these apples are Of tine favor a
ID grand in appearance. growing very lar
r and that one variety is regularly sold
Berlin for the EmDeror's table J
jacobson thinks our Idaho climate a
6 soil will even improve The best sp
-A4t = -fN"u IN NrlmAul ne
- found Baldwin apples from America
NJ several markets there, selling Al 3
figure. He has also discovered VII,
he i possible ia GERMANY 20 raise apr
on without spraying. The codling nj
I'd exists thers. but makes no hesdw
NJ owing to a small bird thai feeds on
n larva- be thinks it would De a N
scheme for Idaho to import great NJ
bers Of these birds. 10 help care FOR
orchards.-Pavette Independent
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