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Evening star., 1897-05-06

decided 1t would be a graceful thing To
wish him Godspeed. and so arranged for
MIN TO meet the best of their race and saw
goodbye Col. Buck would have heen a
churi 10 refuse their request and his ac-
ceptance was not only natural. but entirely
proper. Yet the author of the telegram
which was sent through the medium Of
the press. broadcast through the country
assumes he inflicted a great social outrase
on our people. and that they are up in
arms about it. No better proof of the
falsity of the telegram can be adduccd
than the fact that. although it was known
for days before that Col Buck did intend
to receive the negroes on Monday. vet on
the Saturday night previous he was given
banquet by one hundred and fifty of the
best and most prominent men of Atlanta
nearly all of whom are democrats The
governor of the state Atkinson the mayor
Of the city. Collier. and ex-Secretary Hoke
Smith were present. and spoke, besides
many other distinguished and prominent
democrats They, at least, were not
shocked
Col. Buck has lived in Georgia MANY
years: he has. of course. made many M
ht1cal enemies in the past, many of whom
are now his personal friends but he has
always enjoyed the respect of those who
knew him. and been regarded as a gentle
man. Even the Constitution a most bitter
partisan sheet. has sung his praises and
testified to his moral and social worth
Ihe people of Georgia are neither fools nor
fanatics. / like an honest open fight hut
l despise blow below the belt. and have
nothing but contempt for sensation
mOEgerS."
Evening star., 1897-05-06
POLICEMAN LECTURED.
Judge kimbnll Has Something to Sa
About Using Clubs.

Judge kimbnM Has Something to Say
About Using Clubs.
Policeman E. H. Herbert of the fourth
precinct was severely censured by Judge
kimball today in the Police Court for the
+, Unnecessary use of his club on a prisoner.
There was a train made up at 3th street
and Maryland avenue southwest last night,
which was being occupied by party of
colored excurSionists. Some disorder Is al
legged to have occurred, and Policemen Her
bert and e. w. Marshall placed under ar
rest Thomas Robinson, Oscar Jones' Rel
Cummings and Isaac Minor, and charged
them with disorderiy conduct. Because of
contradictory testimony. Judge kimball
promptly dismissed the cases today.
AS they stood at the rail-, Robinson. Dun
nings and Minor presented a GecideuIy dis
figured appearance. One had badly
BACKED eye, the head of another was
SCARED, and The Cther had a lacerated chin.
Their clothing, also. was more or lass CORY.
the men declared that the policeman
struck them absolutely without cause.
LAS we stood at the patrol box" declared
Robinson. policeman Herbert KEEP. punch
ing me in the ribs and under the chin. I'm
so sore today that l can hardly move
From the evidence here" said Judge
Kimball, Il believe there was unneces-
sary use of the club in this case. and l do
not see that there was any necessity for it,
A policeman. too, has no right to indulge
in profane language. He is just as liable
to punishment for 80 doing any citizen
and l make it point to make the fine dou-
BILE in such cases.
THE club is intended for two purposes"
continued Judge Kimbal!. 1T should be
pressed into service for self-defense and in
order to maintain an arrest, always as a
last resort. A policeman has no right to
punch a man under the chin or in the ribs
TEiS case is dismissed
Oo1> >fv,-N IIot 4luye
for the arrest Of Policeman Herbert for as
sault.
Evening star., 1897-05-06
Hotel Arrivals,

Raleigh-S. M. Seely. San Francisco. Cal.
). r. Howell. Chicago, ILL., A. Lysle. Pitts.
burg. Pa; S. II. Woodbridge and G. Miles
Boston, Mass: ]. Bealin and p j. Smith
New York; c. II. Thomas. f. l.. Moore and
A. H. Gross and wife. Philadelphia, Pa.
J. J. Toffrey Jersey City. N. j.
st. James-W. H. Forsyth and E. F.
Newton. Chicago. ILL.,: c. X. Black and J.
Mooney. Lincoln. ILL.,; DR.. William Decker
Philadelphia. Pa.
Arlington-H. H. G. ingalls,, CastIeton-
on-Hudson. N. Y: ]. s. Barnes and M. G.
Cambell and wife. New York C. A. Brad.
ley. Utica, N. Y: R. l.. Ireland, Cleveland
Ohio.
Shoreham-C. c. Ransom. J. D. Goldberg
and wife. c. A. Mall. b. D. Greene and J.
F.. Gaynes. New York; E. L. Morse
Yonkers. N. Y.
Wellington--C. E. Brown and r. M. G.
Brown. Cincinnati Ohio.
Riggs-D. Bradshaw. F. ]. Bradley New
York: ]. Van Vranken. Schenectady, N.
Y; H. T. Peesting, Denver, Col.
National-H. G. Stephens. New York: NJ
D. Aucker, Philadelphia. Pa; R. B. Bard
well. Louisville. KY: W. ]. Barton and
wife, Pittsburg, Pa: D. s. Fletcher, Hart
ford. Conn; E. F. Bosley. Chicago. Ill.
Evening star., 1897-05-06
FOLLOWED PRECEDENT.
Minister Bucks Reception to Colored
People mt Atlanta.

Il knew 1t was dollars to doughnuts that
the sensational telegram sent out from
Atlanta. stating that Col. Buck, minister
TO Japan. had shocked the sensibiIities of
the people of my state. would turn out to
be the veriest poppycock." said gentle
man from Georgia today. prominent in
business and social circles.
1T was alleged that Col. Buck had ac-
cepted an invitation to a negro reception,
and the impression was sought to be con-
veyed that he was fraternzng with them
socially.
Now, If. the sensibilities of our people
were shocked by the kind of reception
Col Buck participated in. then it was at
least the fourth shock they have re-
ceived- Gov. Colquitt, now deceased, first
shocked them. next Gen. Gordon. then
President Harrison. all of whom received
the negroes, and. horrible dictu, actually
shook hands with them. The head and
front of Col Bucks offending hath this
extent, no more. About to depart for
Japan, some of the most worthy negroes
Evening star., 1897-05-06
TO THE ASYLUM.
Sad Condition OF a Treasury Depart
nent Clerk.

Sad Condition Of a Treasury Depart
nent Clerk.
This city Is without 4 house OF detention
or place where an unfortunate insance per-
son may be detained in safety until the re-
Quire renents Of law can be complied with
and the doors OF the insane asylum opened.
This was painfully demonstrated last night
when Mr.. Ulysses P. Laffltte, a Treasury
Department clerk, was sadly IN need of
treatment in a place other than a police
CELL He was first taken to Garfield Hos
pital. but the hospital authorities, of course
could not receive him to the sdetrinent of
the patients already there. and finally the
man reached the first Dolice ssa:ion. where
he was put in a cell. Fortunately for him
he had friend who was willing to remain
and take care of him. Laifitte was madly
L. love with Annie Ccilett, fifteen years
old. daughter of resident Of Hyat.sville
and was anxious to marry her. Little
Annie Collett, who is entirely Innocent of
any connection with the DISTURBED condi-
tion of the mans mind. he thinks is the
Virgin Mary. while he calls himself St Jo-
seph. Therefore, he says. they must get
married
came here from Louisiana several years
ago and got position In the Treasury De-
partment. Associated with him was Mr..
Collett, the child's father. and the latter
al
Hyattsvtlle. 1t was during his visits there
that he fell in love with the child. but be-
Ing so young she naturally enough did not
notice his attentions. When Laffitte went
out to the Maryland village Tuesday night
he created a scene at tho Coliett residence:
He Is a Catholic and the Collects are of
another faith. but ne announced his belief
that Annie was above others of her sex.
and incidentally he remarked that all Pro-
testants must cease to live. So trouble
some did he become that he was brought
back to the city AMI taken 10 ths iouse Of
Mr.. N. Frailie S2l 18th street northwest
where he had been boarding for some time.
Mr.. Fraille cared for MIN over night. hop
ing his condition would improve. but as lie
grew worse instead oc better he took the
deranged man to the hospital. as stated.
and last night he reached the police sta
ton. Most OF the time he calls for the
Hyattsville child, and occasionally he calls
for a priest, saying he wants to be de-
livered from the Protestalrs, whom he
thinks are burning him 1t IL said that :he
young mans mother and brother aave been
in an insane asylum in Louisiana. Today
Sanitary Officer Frank investigated the
case and sent Laffitte ever to the insane
asylum.
Evening star., 1897-05-06
The Greater New York.

Fro n the New York World.
The Greater New York will become a fact
on the first day Of next January. The
work of long years leading to 1t was COM
pleted yesterday when Governor Black
signed the charter.
The new city will embrace the present
New York, Brooklyn. Long Island City,
other. parts OF Queens county and the whole
of Staten Island
The fundamental idea of The charter is
to secure local self-government or home
rule to the metropolis. 1t does not do so
perfectly. but 1t does so in greater degree
than has ever been known i'm this city be-
fore.
The executive power is vested in the
mayor. who holds office for four years, and
cannot Immediately succeed himself He
appoints all heads of departments except
the controller, and all commissioners, with
a few exceptions. During the first six
months of his term his power to remove
arpointive officers is absolute After tha;
it is the same as at present-nameiy. for
cause. after hearing and with the gov
ernor'S assent.
Most of the heads of departments have
six years terms with adequate power.
There is to be d four-halded police board
a hvs-headed board of taxes and assess
ments and silgie-headed department of
corr ection. Most of the other important
boards will consist of three members
For convenience OF admins; ration the
city is divided into five local boroughs. each
with a borough board. empowered to look
after purely local concerns. subjsct to the
general city government.
The legislative power is vested in a
municipal assembly. consisting of two
touses-namely. the council and the board
CT aldermen.
The council is to consist of q president.
elected on general ticket and serving as
vice mayor. and twenty-eight members.
elected by districts for a term of four
years. . t.......
The board OF aldermen is to consist of
one member for each assembly district.
elected for two years.
ine legislative powers expressly con-
ferred upon this municipal assembly. suh
)ect to the mayors veto. are very exten-
sife. 1t Is also specifically provided that
tne assembly may exercise any other or
1urther legislative powers not inconsistent
with the laws of the state or nation. In
brief. under this charter we have actual
ICcai sei-sovernment. real home rule ex-
cept in SO far as future leeislaturcs NAV
interfere with it.
Evening star., 1897-05-06
How the Other Half Lives.

The Woman's Home Missionary Society
Of Hamline NJ. E. Church, 9th and p
streets. announce lecture by the pastor of
the church, Rev w. r. Stricken, tomor-
row evening. The lecture. accompanied BY
lew and interesting stereopticon views, wi /
give a portrayal of How the Other Half
Lives" Such points as Mulberry bend
Cherry street. &C.. In contrast with the
brighter side of New York will furnish an
Illustration of the lecturers theme. DR..
Stricken Is one Of the most gifted pulpit
orators IN Washington, and will not fail to
delight his audience
Evening star., 1897-05-06
Transfers Of Ron, E.t...

Long MeadOws-Isaac l.. Johnson ct al trustees
to John Cook, trustee. lots 224, 225 z26 22s, 2o9
blk. u; $2.475.
Fourteenth and streets southeast.-Chas. r.
benjamin ct al, trustees, to John Cook, trustee
lots ~. 2S. y, So 1913: $4,000
Fourth stree: northwest between d and E strcets
-hichard L. Thompson. trustee. to Watson +.
Clark ct al, part lot 8. so. 532; S..
First street southwest between d and Streets
fancey d. Peters ct ux. to Geo. w. Oru.t, part
lot 10. sd. 5S2: $40.
Seventeenth street. northwest between P and 9
streets.-Seyerino D'Rosary ct Tx. to Elizabeth
Gnscy, lot ~, So 1S0: So
street northwest between 23d and 24th streets
LawtOn original lot 4, 50 81 SO.
First street northwest between Z and g streets =
Frefk- z. Leonard ct Martin V. Bicksler, Lot
81. VI. 1856; $40.
te Commercial % building and GoaH Association. loi
frinidnd.-H. L. Denoon ct al., trustees, 10 Con,
mercta y Building ami Loan AssocLation lot II. blk.
Twenty fifth street northwest from r to G streets
Annie u. widmiyer ct al. to Esind +. Abner orig
inat lots to IL. sd. 32: loco or
c - sire. NOT tleist bctwesnt3d nrd 4th Streets
3. So. 7Sf: $l.IOO. h = a.
Long Aleadows.--Frank T. Rauifngs ct al, trus-
tees to Edmund = Masson. lot 1os; 81 $50.
Jno T. Arms ct a.. trustee,lN to Wm. j. Donovan,
lots f69 and 17C, 81. AS; 80. $50. II
Nos 1881 and 1873 z str.et nokthwest-Ios X.
aiy mstey ed ry TO g,nj i; Bradford. trustee. par'
Maryland avenue southwest nbetMeen ~ and 9th
RsssryatInn ThSmpson to VIM L. King lot
oEitzabeth Witthaft to Fredk. J. Miller, part loi
2, 50. 30: g. '- ~
Evening star., 1897-05-06
READ WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY

Mr.. George r. W Str.chv. No III N s,r.,,
noFthra.t Washington. II. G.. says: Il have used
munyon's Remedies for rhsImatisIn. colds md
hsthnlh and tBd that there Is nothing Ike tl,e,.
Monheitul remedies. Few W.. Ks ago I was run
uowh by Il wagon nfd had my wrist t,rl il,Iy
spraiEsh lost complete nf Il, anl also az
my haid The Usual tr-atIn.nt and remedies were
tris-i without any benefit wiaterer. / v,.ni 10
Prof Munyon's Institute, and after two treaitnep,s a
with the static electric machine I rcyninsi the
con,llete use of my wrist and hand. 1 consider
ms electric treatment simply wonderful
Eminent doctors al .o,r service free
you nave Catarrh or amy Thruat Lang
complaint call ard receive free trial local treat
menf. We positively G,atarrh
vice fer any disease.
Evening star., 1897-05-06
OFF TO TRENTON.
Lum Pearson. Billy Williams ans
Others Go to Prison.

Warden Leonard of the District jail this
morning sent quite a notable batch of Dis
trict convicts to the New Jersey state
prison. situated at Trenton. N. ]. Among
them was "Lum" Pearson, who was SEN
fenced to be hanged the 30th of last month
for the murder. last August. of John Ford
and whose sentence the President COM
muted to Imprisonment for life. Another
was Billy Williams, sentenced last week
to seven years for highway robbery. Will
!ams' confidante, Albert Tolson, who was
given three years, was another of the
party.
The other conv!cts were: Charles Thomp-
son. alias Dick Hartsock. passing counter
felt money. two years; Leroy Anderson,
do, year and 4 day; William Connell,
alias Cornell. grand larceny, year and a
day; George Pinckney. do. do; Richard
Lancaster. larceny from the person, two
years The last two were the only negroes
in the batch.
Evening star., 1897-05-06
REVIEW OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.


An Imposing and Beautiful Sight ON
the White Lot This Afternoon.
The White Lot will be the center Of at
traction for Washingtonians this after
noon. as the annual review of the Knights
Templar belonging to the various COM
manderies in the District will be held there
after an imposing parade through the prin-
cipal streets Of the city. The great ellipse
will present a beautiful sight when the
knights, in their attractive uniforms, will
be drawn up for inspection, and the pleas
ure of those who attend will be height
ened by the music of the United States
Marine Band and Haley's Washington
Band. both of which have been engaged
for the occasion.
Evening star., 1897-05-06
LIFECHAMBER
Excite" Wonder by It's EGectfyenr..
IN Curing Catarrh, AstLma. Coughs
and Colds. Bronchitis ma An
Thront md Lung Affections.

The gcand work being done I'm his ,,, D., ,t
yum 5 sr'at specialists and electricians is snc, a.
w rhtiie.iSe ii. tnost Profound admiration NOT
On! OF IN" people. hut alSo ;ir I,rofassioD
boct"rs or all and cve-y s.iiocl are ,-mr,aI,sJ
10 a'khowi''iyr the sunrcmacy of Mnuy,n and 70
'o"cde mat his new scliuol u-,ii -in, and his
crieihAi treatincn' of obs anI .i;,l,,rp ,iis
EASES. marks a roi.dertl advancement In M.
systems 's''- ''i' "th'f
Evening star., 1897-05-06
STRICKEN on THE STREET.

Charles shelton Seized with a Fatal
HemOrrhnGe.
Charles Shelton. cobored barber. was
taken with a hemorrhage this morning
about o'clock near 9th and stress.
The police patrol wagon from the first
precinct conveyed him to the Emergency
Hospital. where he oied in a few min
utes His parents were notified ot his
death, and Coroner Hammett gave a GER
tificate of death from natural causes.
Evening star., 1897-05-06
IT WILL CURE

All Kinds of Nervous Troubles. In
"omnin, Brain Diseases, General
Debility. Paralysfs. Rheumatism.
Neuralgia. nnd Rarely Fails 10 Helm,
and In Most Cases Cure, Broken-
Down Men and Women, No Matter
what the Cnuse-YOU ARE INVITED
TO COME AND TEST THIS NEW Ann
VITAL FORCE, AND PARTICIPATE
IN ITS BENEFITS.
Evening star., 1897-05-06
AUCTION SALES OF REAL ESTATE. &c
Today.

Today.
C. G. Sfean & Co., Aucts., 1907 G st. NV
Trustees sale Of dwelling No. s26 7.h ST. ne.. on
Thursday, Mny 9, Al O'Clock pm. Thos q.
Hensey and Waiter Il. Hcnsey. trustees.
Duncai,son Bros., AIcis., 9th and D SITS. NV
Trustees sale Of dwelling No. l1O4 Florida ave.
n.e., on Thursday, May O. at u o'clock pm. Isaac
L. Jstison and Alexander Abraham. trustees.
Ratciife, Sutton & Co., Aucts., 30 Pa. ave. NV.
Trustees sale of dwelling No. pa 11th ST. ne.
Oh Thursday, May G. Al 4 o'clock pm. William
Fl. Shipl,y, trustee.
Thomas ]. Owen, Auct-. 013 st. u.w.-Saie of
improved and uniuprp,ed real estate southwest
corner of and 9th SITS. NV, on Thursday. May
9. at 4:S0 O'Clock pm.
Duncarson Brus., Aucts., 9th AMI d sts. NV.
between ist ard I'd sts. NV. ia Thursday May
g. at O'Clock pm James L. Ryon aud Owen
DOnncliy, trustees.
Ratcitfc. Sutton & Co.. Auets., B2O Pa ave-. NV
Special sale Of dwelling NJ. 1924 New Hampshire
ave. NV. on Thursday, May q, ut $50 O'Clock
Walter B. Williams & Co.. Aucts. 10th and d
SITS. nw.-Trustees' sale Of dwelling No. 1926 Ore
gon ave. NV. M Thursday. May 9, at O'Clock
pm. Lorin n. Saunders ard Randolph d. Hop
kins. trustees.
c. C. stan Co., Aucss., 1907 G st. NV
Trustces sale Of dwellings Nos. :2so Va ave.
NV. aud 5si 23d vt. NV. Thunsiay. May O.
ut O'clock p.n. Eien A. Woodward and James
White, trustees.
Tomorrow.
Walter B. Williams Co, Ancts.. 10th and d
ats. n.w.-Sale OF unredeemed pledges Friday.
Siay I, at 10 O'clock am. At Steinem Bros, 12s2
Pa. ave. NV.
Durcanson Bros, Aacts.. 9th md d sta. NV
Trustees sale Of improved and unmproved real
estate Mt Nos. 1874 st. NV, 1928 8th st. and o..
Meridian Hill ON Friday. May Z. ut 4:30. 5:l5 and
o'clock pm. Wm- Redin Woodward aud Adds
b. Browne. trustees.
C.. @. Sloan Co.. AScts.. lao7 st. NV
Trustees sale Of improved md unimproved property
on 1ith and l2th sta s.w. On Friday. Nay I, at
o'clock pm. Wm- r Aattingiy, trustee.
Evening star., 1897-05-06

1t matters little what 1t is that you want
whether situation or q servant-a
want" ad. in The Star will reach tn,
person who can fill your need.
Evening star., 1897-05-06
MUNYON'S
ELECTRIC
SHOWER
In Combination with
Munyon's Wonderfully
Effective Remedies
IS A MARVEL
ana hn curative Ability and SOOth-
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STANDS OUT
A the Most Conspicuous Advance Yet
Made in Electro-Medtcal
| THERAPEUTICS
II Ia Applied mt Munyon's Omces, ga
18th Street, With Munyon's
STATIC MACHINE
STANDS OUT
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THERAPEUTICS
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18th Street. with Munyon's
STATIC MACHINE

A Machine Especially Constructed for
Prof. Munyon, and at Enormous En-
pense, is Added to Munyon's AppIf-
ances for the Cure Of All stubborn
Diseases, and is Part of the Mum
yOn System.
Evening star., 1897-05-06

1t matters little what # is that vou w.nt
whether situation or a servants
want ad. In The Star will reach the
person who can I'LL your need.
Evening star., 1897-05-06
VIII Filed.

The will of the late Ellen Snee. duted
August IL, 1885. and naming Catharine
Shee. daughter. as executrix, wins filed
e'day. Premises 4S9 6lt street southwest
are to be sold and the proceeds divided
among her children. Thomas A.. Catharina
Ellen, Mary and Michael w. Suee. Prem-
ises AZ street are left to Catharine, Ell
len. Mary and Michael. as Joint tenants,
while they remain unmarried. II they
Jointly agree to sell the property Michael
Is to have $500 out Of the proceeds and
Thomas IS. the balance to be equally d.
yided among the other three children.
Evening star., 1897-05-06

Want ads. in The Star Day bscausa
they bring answers
Evening star., 1897-05-06

Happy the home to
which a baby comes. Hap
py the mother who thrills
responsive to the touch of
baby fingers. Happy if
baby is bright, healthy and
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-01
Hon. w. j. Bryan's Book


The last Chance Ditch (ompsny location Of
PRINCIPAL place Of business Emmett Canyon
county ldahu.
Noticc i hereby given that AT - meeting Of
the directors held teJ. -. iSts asses it'nt
OF hi, " dollars AMI AMY cents pcr Sna. = was
levied Snc capital stock ~ the corporation four
and S0-i0n dollars must h. paid in cash anu
twenty six ,iviil.s muy yc paid In labor IL douc
unuer the supervision 81 the al rctorS. twenty
dollars laAp' 1, - done between March LIST an l
Apii LIST ami six dollars between April list aud
April =. 1877 said assessment is siue itntuti H.
ateiy and PAYABLE to the secretary At -.iuuirtt
any stock "a .on which the first anovc mentioned
s3i.h) remains unpaid on the first dny OF April
will be delinquent and advertised Tor sale ~
public auction anu unless payment Is made bc-
will be sold on April 10. 1897 TO pay delinquent
assessment together with cost OF advertisement
above mentioned six dollars rcma Ms unpaid On
April y will be dclinQuent and advertised for
sale at public auction and unless payment Is
before will bv sold on April -. ists 10 pay de-
linquent assessment together with cost OF adj
We tiSmeut and expenses OF sale. IL said labor
Is not dom. previous TO days OF delinquency then
all Is payable In cash There was also levied an
nsScSsmrni Of iwruty-four dollars and my
cents per share upon the capitol >ts,rk Of tn
Only Chance hitch Company with Ike co1di
tons OF payment. delinuucacy aud day Of sac
a. the fir>t above mentioned ~ ~ of the dsi
Chance i5itch company.
Emmett. Idaho. FINLEY MONROE
Fobrua -. 1927 Sccc''ta-y.
The tim. fur the payment OF the aeov', 80
Assessment OF labor OF the Last tnancc Ditcn
Co + hereby extended. said labor TO he dcne
between the 18th day OF up " 1877 and inc 'iro
day 81 May inclusive, a1d day OF sale OF any de-
litqusuai,s % said q will be May Il 1851. En-
m -. March. -. 1877.
iiy order OF the board.
ISLgT IrssuZ. Secretary
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-01

rnisrcd a. The Emmett Post once as second
class null matter
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-01
THROUGH SERVICE

The through car service to Denver,
Kansas City Omaha. Chicago. st. Louis
aud other eastern cities. VIA the UNION
PACIFIC and connections. is unexcelled
by any other line.
The equipment consists 81 Pullman
and Tourist Sleepcrs. Chair Cars. Din
ing Cars, Buffet. Library aud Smoking
Cars.
For tickets. time tables and other in
formation call on your nearest agent OF
address +. l. LOMAN,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-01
Notice OF sale of Rancho Stock.

Notice t. hereby given thai will Sell at pub
lie auction to the higheri bidder all stock which
may still remain in my possession on Tuesday
May T. 1887 and upon which feed bills remain
unpaid TO pay feed bills together with cost Of
advertising and expense Of sale. Sale to take
place on Tuesday May {. ise7. at o'cioce p IN
Al -nT corral near I-nin-t. J. C. -HEPHZao
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-01
Dsssr, Land. Final Prostitutes for Publication


United States Land Ofic-.
Boise city Idaho. April ~. 1897
Notice Is hereby given that Thoral JohanSen
OF Marsh. Boise Go. Idaho has filed notice OF
intention tn make proof on his descrt-land claim
No 1877. for the sw 4 NV = lots ga sec -
ID : r { II. NJ. Idaho before the Register aud
Receiver L. = Land Once at Boise City Idaho
ON Monday. the - day OF May 1877.
He names the following witnesses to pro~s
land:
John X. Ireton, Edison Marsh. Frank VI. Mon
roe. Robert h. PattiSon. all of Marsh Boise
county Idaho CNARI.Es HIMRoD. Register.