The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-07-25

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appreciated and Mi0 Osborne OF New
Plymouth also entertained the audience /
with few Of her inimit<bie recitations-
Another rich strike Is reported from
Willow creek. Lee 4 Cowden who
have been operating on the divide be-
tween Willow creek and Rock creek. I
have struck god strong ledge. an sv-
erage sample Of which zsszyed $500. l3
per ton A mill run OF five tons has
been made OF this ore and The returns
are said 70 be highly satisfactory The
claim is known As the Alexander. and
Mr.. Lee one OF the owners is an old time
Newspaper man We congratulate him
on hIs good fortune
DrKD-July %. 1896. at the home Of
John Davis. near Emmett. OF blood
poison. Thomas Kelley aged. 90 years.
The deceased had been resident OF
this neighborhood for about five years
and during the last three years Of that
time had made his home with Mr.. Davis
and family. He was honest and up
right and enjoyed the respect and CONT
dence OF all who knew him He was a
native Of Canada and has no known re-
latives in this country. The funeral os-
CURED Thursday morning at the ceme-
terry on the north side Of the river.
"A complaint has reached this Office
TO the effect that Pearl subscribers 10
the INDEX do not receive their papers
regularly. We cannot understand whv
this should be. The papers are mailed
regularly every week and leave Emmett
post Office in the Saturday mornings
mail. They should reach Boise the
same evening and arrive at Pearl not
later than Monday afternoon There
must be a careless postal clerk some
where and IL such is the case and there
are any more complaints made an in
vestigation will be in order.
-Alvan Myers is without doubt the
best pleased and proudest man IN En-
nett precinct this week. An ordinary
wagon road Is not wide enough for him
to travel on now and it is said that the
side rails of the Emmettsville ditch
bridge had to be removed Monday even
ing to make it wide enough for him TO
get to town. The cause Of II all was
the arrival of son and heir at the
Myers home Monday and Alvan has a
right to feel big. The babe weighed
10 pounds, and mother and child are
getting along nicely and Mrs Oakes is
almost as proud as the baby's own
parents
"A Denver druggist tells how q
J freeze ice cream without ice: ANY
body can freeze his own ice cream il
: five minutes. at cost Of two or thre'
: cents II the preparation designed to b
frozen is placed in tin bucket or othe
] receptacle it can be readily cougeale'
by putting in a pail containing weal
-, dilution Of sulphuric acid and water
!. Into this throw a handful of commO
: Glauber salts. and the resulting cold
A so great that bottle OF wine imnerse
. in the mixture will be frozen solid in
few minutes. and ice cream anu ics
n may be quickly and easily prepared"
&C. II. ellison was in town Wedn'
f, day from his ranch on Big Willow
n Mr.. ellison is having considerab
a trouble this summer with regard 10 h
l. water right which he says he locate
% on the creek IA years ago The Bauni
: ter boys who few years ago located
"A ranch on the creek above Mr. Gilsou
. place have also recorded a water righ
aud as there is scarcely enough water e
i one ranch they have this summer Al
As propriated all the water and left Gilsc
~ without a drop. He therefore will thr
es his attorney. W. E. Borah. ask the cou
IN to grant an injunction on the Banniste
>. to prevent them from using the wat
o' until such time as the matter can
ae settled in the courts
Il little publication. but Of value o'
D OF all proportion to its sire. is Alder
-s Living Topics Magazine. For the ridi
Is uIously small price Of IS cents ye
A. 1t gives nearly 400 pages OF informati'
a. Of interest and value to every one. al
al hardly obtainable elsewhere. The Ia
* issue gives just the facts every ol
N wants concerning the States OF ldSh
IT. nliroise. Indiana. lows. Kansas, al
ct Indian Territory. The statistics a
brought right down to date. general
ed from one to FIVE or more wears later thu
Az the latest cyclopedias. Thus Il deals
j. every issue with the States Of the Unio
n all the nations OF the world. ana och
er important topics. Living Topics oug
e. to secure an enormous circulation
We sample copy NAV be had free by appl
in ing to the publisher. JOIN B. ALDEN.
he aud IL Vaudewster Street. New York.
y Bill Sayue the veteran democr
'e politician Of this precinct. thinks Of =
tiring from politics. because he sS
ct there is nothing in il. After hot
N contested canvass a year ago. Bill W
IT. elected 10 the position Of school trust