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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-04
THE GOVERNOR DETAINED.
He Did Not Return TO the City Last
Night.

Governor Tyler went 70 Hampden-Sid.
ney Yesterday to attend the meeting OF
the Board OF Trustees OF the Union Thco-
logical Seminary at Hampden-Sidney. He
was expected home last night. but did
not come.
The Governor will as soon as ne re-
turns give his attention 10 the petitions
that will be filed in behalf OF the various
candidates TO succeed the late Judge
samuel +. Coleman. A number OF the
people residing in the judicial circuit de-
sire the Governor to ascertain the wishes
OF the Democratic members OF the Legis-
lature from the circuit before making an
appointment TO ill the vacancy. He VIII
probably do this. Others have advised
That the members OF the Senate and
House from the circuit meet and recom-
mend some one TO the Governor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-04
MURDEROUS OFFICE BOY.
Henry Mickey Crushes His Employers
Skull with Hammer.

ROANOKE. VA May .. - Special -
Henry Mickey an office boy in an insur-
auce office to-day attacked l.. j. john
SON his employer. from behind. striking
him two severe blows on the mead with
n hammer. crushing his skull Johnson
iS now i'm a precarious condition.
A gold mounted fairy stone was sent
10 Fighting Bob Evans. ~ tho Iowa. to-
dav by Capt j. p. Barksdale and W.
L. TorriI The best wishes Of the peo-
pie of this section go with the stone as
everybody here knows Fighting Bob is
n native OF Floyd county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-04


last year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s'''' "" W
THE OFFICERS.
The following Board Of Managers was
elected for the ensuing year: 60, 81,
Prcsident-Rev. Landon K. Mason o.
Vice-President - Rt. Rev. c. c. Penick.
Of the Protestant EPISCOPAL Church: KEY.
+ calvin stewart. Of the presbyterian
Church: Rev w. V. Tudor, Of the NJ. T.;
C|UrCh Soutr Rev j. A. MOrehead OF
The Evangelical Lutheran Church; Rev
n. c. Garrison. Of the Disciples Cnurch
Rev. x. VI. Pitt u. D., OF the Baptist
Church: Rev Paul Mcneil ID. d., OF the
German Evangelical Church.
T. ID. Beveridge. treasurer.
Rev. William s Campbell. secretary
and general agent. =, n
Rev. G. ". Read. d. D., Rev. NJ u
Hoge d. D., Rev. Paul Whitenead; ~ ~
watt. Rev. r. A. Goodwin. Rev l. NJ
Omer. Rev. r. p. Kerr. ID. D., Rev r. H.
Pei. d. D.. Rev J. William Jones, u y
Msssrs joseph Bryan Robert y, B w
Fox. w. w Henry, Richard lroy y. g
Wherry. John l.. Williams. c. w. Hunter
ANNUAL ADDRESS.
The annual address was then Delivered
bv Rev. Edward Huber Of the German
Evangelical church of Baltimore. pr.
Huber Is a native of Switzerland; out
speaks the English language with re-
fine appearance and pleasant addresS'
He showed how valuable Is the Bloie 10
the individual 10 the family, to the ma
ton. and to the world; and how much
OF good had been accomplishing oy US
circulation. and urged upon all Christians
to make an earnest and united eu0rt 20
nut the Bible into the hands OF All the
people of the world. His address was
filled with historical facts in regard 10
the early publication of the scriptures,
and II was beautifed and Illuminated by
happy. forcsful and practical illustra-
tions and incidents. q,
No report OF this address can do j,
Justice but any one who desires to READ
h complete can do 50 by applying to the
office OF the Bible Society at GID east
BROAD street for a copy Of IL, as me
society will have It published FOR iree
distribution. -, A..
Mr.. Campbell. the secretary. asked me
congregation 10 make a contribution TOT
the support OF the work. lie stated tnat
I'm addition TO the regular work in wnlch
the society is engaged the Board oil
Managers had made arrangements 10 SUI
pIv with the Scriptures any needing them
among the large number or soidiers VINO
will probably soon he gathered I'm OF
near this city. A good collection was
the result.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-04
Ms;s M:;s;;;;;sSEaSzs
May Sale Wash
Dress Goods.

Recent heavy purchases OF f'ne
Foreign and Domestic Wash Dress
Goods from timid, war-scared mer~
chants make it possible for Us TO
offer the seasons richest and best
weaves and styles at prices tnas
average half their regular worth.
PIoUF,-The SWEETEST fabric Of the sea-
son: Light Blue, Pink. Black. Cream
Tan and Navy; full width. extra
heavy; would be fairly priced at lScS
here at 7l-sc. the yard.
DRESS GINGHAMS.-Neat Cneck'
Stripe, Plaid. plain and corded mover
ties; good firm colors, pinks. reds.
blues, greens; lOc. yard. easily worm
IL l-2c.
PURE LINEN GRBNADINE. with
hair-line stripe OF Blue. Red, PINK
ana Yellow cords, import value zsc.s
for 10c. yard.
FINE SHEER ORGANDIE. in all solid
evening shades, regular l9c. value. Tor
u i-2c. yard.
ORGANDIE LISSE. this seasons great
est American fabric with French pat
terms. sells everywhere for IL l-2c.s
here for Use. yard.
IMPORTED ORGANDIES. special pat
terms that can be bought only from
us. regular soc values. for 3sc. yard.
YARD-WIDB PERCALES. cheap az
l0c. for 7-sc. yard.
WHITE GROUND. COLORED STRIPE
AND DOTTED PIQUE. the very latest
novelties. 30c. yard.
WOOL FILLED. FLORAL EFFECT
AND GRENADINE CHALLIE. $50
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS, MAY 3, 1898
ARRIVED.
Steamer Orion Boston.
Bargc rItchiufres Boston.
Barge Caravan. Boston.
Schooner John r. HALFWAY, New York.
SAILED.
Barge Tom Star. Boston.
e,..Tw.r civ Of Everett. Boston.
e,to4u1r- T9lusO Manchester.
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAY 81 la'''
ARRIVED.
Steamship Accomack. Thompson Nor
foIk. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED
Steamship Acco'naek. Thompson Nor
folk. Messengers and general cargo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-04
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. May 3-COTTON-Quiet
middling. Is 7-ltc.; net receipts n bales;
gross. 2.13j bales. exports TO Great Brit
ain. 222l bales; 10 the Continent, 1.319
bales: stock. l9o92i bales.
Total to-day-Nct receipts II 30 bales.
exports 10 Great Britain. D Ic2 bales: to
The Continent 1000 bales; stock $50. 49,
bales.
Consolidatcd-Net receipts. 35-379 bales;
exports 90 Great Britain .20939 bales; 10
the Continent 81 GGj bales.
Total since September 1st-Nct receipts,
S211 900 bales. exports TO Great Britain,
313I30l bales; 10 France 15S l31 bales, 10
the Continent, 2,70l go bales.
Futures opened easy: sales . 500 bales;
May. 600. June, G.13. July G11, August
G.21. September. G21. October. GO: NO
vcmbcr. G2G; December. G.25, January
COS
Futures closed steady: sales $500
bales. May. G0j: June Clio. July. G14.
August. G1S: September and October. G11.
November. G.19; December. go; January,
G.23
Spot closed quiet; mildling upiands.
J-lGc. middling gulf Go-l6c.. sales, g.
800 bales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-04

NORFOLK. VA. May 3.-PEANUTS.-
Fancy, 24H&c.: strictly prime. 2ihQ2 &C.:
prime. 24N2l4c.: dark and spotted. li4g
&c. Market very dull.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-04
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. May 3.-Wheat to-day rccov-
cred am early loss of ~ ON Paris advices
that the French import duty on wheat
had been removed for May and June. The
close was re. higher than yesterday for
July wheat and l.. higher for May Corn
and oats recovered early losses and closed
unchanged. Lard was leader i'm the pro-
vision pit gaining i0c. Pork and ribs
gained 2i2c. each.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Oman ALnu l-Inna
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-04
REACTION FROM
MONDAY ADVANCE
After Opening with Heavy Selling Or
ders the Market Sagged,
OUTSIDE INTEREST WITHDRAWN
The Money Market Showed Tcndcn-
Cy to Hardcn-Thc Bond Market
was Active and Strong i'm the
Early Dealings.

NEW YORK. May 3.-After yesterdays
violent advance tn prices some reaction
was 90 be expected to-day, the trading
opening. ass was tho case yesterday. with
heavy selling orders by large operators,
don refused TO accept TO the full extent
who were DESTROYS OF taking profits. Lon
the sanguine view taken yesterday by
Wall street Of the benefits TO accrue from
Commodore Dcweys victory at Manila.
Tho hcavincss I'm London affected opening
quotations, but they were not down TO the
London parity and they were sustained
Oy very heavy commission house buying
during the FIRST hour. This invited arDl-
TRACE selling. and the shares of different
stocks sold for London account here were
estimated az as high as 10000 shares The
failure Of tho market 10 advance served
tO discourage the outside interest ana
buying orders were withdrawn. The mar
kct gradually sdggod 20 a lower level
There was Quites "a heavy buying move
meut which carried the prices from the
leaders nearly back 90 last nights level
and established numerous noteworthy
changes through the list. The scope OF
tho trading was broad and embraced
large number of stocks. The money mar
kct showed some tendency TO harden IN
the commercial paper department and Tor
coal loans further engagement OF 81
oOoOO1 of gold for import was a result.
Tho rise Of itc. in the actual rate for ster-
ling exchange iu face of these develop
mC1ts was unexplained.
The bond market was active and strong
In the early dealings. but there were later
fn4HzatlOus iu the speculative issues,
which carried their prices below last
-Iabf~ level. Total sales 81. 10000.
United States new as reg, advanced IA;
g. coupon 1A; do. old As, 1, and the Js,
r. iu the bid price.
Tho total sales Of stock to-day were
55 zoo shares. including: Atchison ptd.
a.54l. e.. b. and O.. 2S .597; Louisville and
Nashville. 1908; ~ y. Central. G0jj,
So Nac.. Q1gO, No. Pac pfd. 1860. Rock
island. - 1G4. ST. Paul, % S47 American
Tobacco. A. G2j; Peoples Gas 6.l75; Sugar
$3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-04

Na6W VuVIdIIOIH VOC aa IOIOWa. FIOuf
In less demand, 1Onljc. lower; No. = yell
low corn. 33Mc. nominal; No . spring
wheat. slOS0l1O; No. spring wheat.
corn 824c.; No . oats. Doc: No. > white
32lac.. No. 3 white. 3lAH32c.. No. . rye.
C2L063c.: No. barley. 300Jlc. No. l
naXsecd. 81 .32i.Ul .33. prime timothy seed
S2.COq2.7j: mess pork. per barrel S1O.9jn
100. lard. per 100 pounds. S5.7jd5 81:
short ribs sides. loose S5.35d5. 20: dry
salted shoulders eboxed). 5000: short
clear sides Cboxed). S5.S5a6.5O: whiskey.
distillers' finished goods. per gallon. 81 20:
butter. steady; creamery, i3Ql6i7c; dairy
i29l5c; cheese. dull. unchanged; eggs.
steady. fresh. l0Ac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-04

Increase I'm stock for month as per ware
house reports go hogsheads.
Receipts OF loose tobacco Tor the month.
20J. Gi5 pounds.
Receipts Of Loose tobacco for the seven
months ending April 80 lS9S. 4,1lO. 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-04

The Evening Posts London financial
..r.ecrsm says.
THE stock markets here opened good to-
&c.,. or the American war news, Amerl-
cams naturally leading but tho support
hero was entirely bears covering and pro-
-a--ional operations There was no gem
oval buying and prices closed under the
best Two more failures in the West Aus
fr.Iau account are announced. The
worst is now over financially but the
matter possibly may reappear in the
courts of justice. Spanish As were ne
elected and dull a feature to-day was
The sharp rise iu India stock and the ran
% silver ou the announcement OF propo-
sails of Indian government for an lmme-
N.ate gold standard and ON sales OF silver
stocks bv the government The details
.. tine scheme. however. are SO weak. u-
likelihood of its being passed 10y the COM
iriftce iu ITS present form.
NBW YORK. May 3.-To-morrow being
~Dt aside ass "a holiday for Greater New
York charter celebration. an markets here
viii DE closed.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.-Mon on
call drm 11qu2i3. last loan 81 per cent;
prime mercantile paper, 60I per cent.
Sterling exchange. firm with actual bus
trlss in bankers bills az 4 S4l4 ga il2 for
demand. and at 4S1U4. S1it for sixty days.
Posted rates. 4S1t.04.S2 and 4sJl4. Com
mercial bills 4.SO04Soll. Silver certih-
Gates. $50, 1864. bar silver. 55at. Mexican
dollars 4lit Government bonds. strong;
state bonds. dull. Railroad bonds, irreg-
MAR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-04
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

richmond, va, Nay B IN3S.
SALES.-Nirgnia-C Chemical
pfd. shares az 1O6. Notwithstanding,
common. shares at o.
GOV SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-04
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Quotations are for bonds maturing in
not less than ten years.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-18

The town Of Pearl - partially built on the
north side OF said Checlkma;e lode: the nearest
known locations and the adjoining claims are the
Last Chance Fraction. She coltcnchcsf, the Sill
yer Spray. unsurvcycd. ard the Red Warrior sur
yoy No. iiay. on tho east, tbs Morgan or Grand
Pdze and Prize Winner on the south and the
White Horse and Basque lodes on the wsr't: all
adjoining and unsurvcyed excepting lie Ped
Warrior. Total area OF Checizmate lode Ifsl5
acres. Area IA conflict with Bay Horse lode not
clnimed 1881 acres. Net area Of CheccHate lode
ll.s2f acres. Total area Of Say Horse lode Is.iIi
acrcs: net AREA claimed l2.iif acres; net asea
claimed for this mineral survey No. iz5f 2i33H
acres
Any AMI all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Checinnate o. Bay Horse mines
or surface ground being mineral survey Nol254
are required 10 file their adverse claims with The
Register OF thc T. : Land once at Boise City
Ada County. State OF Idaho, within sixty day
from the FIRST publication hereof or they will
be barred By virtue OF the statute
WYMAN WYMAH, CHARLES HIxHoD,
Attys for Claimant Register
First publication Feb. 49, 1893
Last publication April p. 1891.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-18
Notee OF Assessment.

The Last Chance Ditch Company. principal
place OF business. Emmett Canyon Co.. Idaho
Notice j. hoi ehy given that al II meeting OF
'no 'rse''r' ne'u on co. ~ ''s'' IN "S'Ssin''n'
u vi " wv pe' Hi"'7 ""N i''ie''
"pon ','' 9'o0" "a 'ne oo'po'"''on' WIN
'on''''io"S "a pay i'''n' - 'oiio"N'
"'r's ~ ".i.''. = i'o' H'''''s "H'S 'e Tu'u III
"Vo' q" WAY "-'0' ''e '"po, i''' VI 'lo "i' 0o'-
o'S ~ '''" s.'s 'H' u''0n' oc'"0en .aD'eh Isl
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-18
MARRIED.

\ vnnnc man. who was called Jennie
i,y his sweetheart. lrft Ontario Oregon.
o,nul No. nssl OF March. for "A certain
.ilrnic ia Idaho. distance OF % miles.
n.ihnugh somewhat laiigucA 10y his jour
nn he arrived u, the loll-gatc. glad 10 see
t.a bet rirl; and after short converse
rim with her. and resting his horse. he
iennni'-i aud swiftly rode 10 Idaho CiiN.
. "a purchased marriuye license frum
fne county Cirrk. and returned Ia IN"
tll gate with his intended brother
,a-law and after showing his heihrothcd
she iicrrs,. hc stnrisd Tor lower Sqnaw
creek ln .e'l Squire liadleN TO make them
s... but upon his arrival there he WAS
rN much disappointed 10 learn that
>ir Radlcy was Ia Emmett. lie sorrow.
tan, rir,crd hi, Steps. aud unused; ~
i takes eight hong wears to win heart.
r.o~ hong will q take To be- made. one.
lc hen wrot To "a minister In Boise. but
i- failed lo materalixc; aud while m
llnfs,shar 30 nj after mail he learned
That munster was To preach IN the
h"' house SUNDAY morning. March
-. the Young man was ON hana Sunday
'nornlnr. aud recognized ihc minister. as
% had heard him preach in Onlario.
Anrr The service was over. he made his
''usinrsS known 10 The minister. aud de-
tired To b. married that afternoon; bul
no minister had an appointment 10 ful.
ri at Marsh That afternoon. aud moi
wishing 10 disnppoint any body. ne cunn'
'rlrd with Que OF the pillars Of m,
church. aud concluded io perform IN,
riarriasr ceremony. as the congregation
., Marsh WAS principally married people
and would understand the strain that th'
Young man had been under for I'VE
weeks. aud excuse The minister Tor TN
disappointment. SO. ON SUNDAY cvcnin,
March l3. 1893, Miss Ellen Morton an,
MIR. J. T. Hanson. were joined il mol.
wedl.ck. Rev. I. W. Atkinson. OF En-
nett officiating. They will reside abou
! miles from Horseshoe Bend. on Shal
Ter creek We wish them long an
happy life
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-18

l,nlsc reorlr nre running the main line
inrough their city, TO be- used as fertile
,'r In promoting the growth of their
i.,Nn. and the Nempn Leader IA going To-
move lioisc down to us burg. for the
s,mr purnusr. We SUPPOSE Nampa has
i.''en dped long enough Ia make good FER
i'iiycr. mud We suggest as n means of set
thnv III" controversy. that Nampa be-
lrulcl to Caldwell and scattered over
that pl,ce. and see II ltwont save her, she
- Dns cpuriy seat for while longer.
and We want her To produce good fruit
while She lusis; ~ spare not the mnnurr.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-18

The L. 5. is increasing her army and
navy.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-18

The dogs Of war have not been turned
l.oS' yet but the war poets have turned
lr,~e, aud we notice several Of orr rN-
,l,An'a's have gni scoop on MS In that
lime An,l are publishing sluf with NIL kinds
81 meter and tactical license We want
oo-l laricl. and II anybody can pnt AS
wa be- track Of one tpat can produce an
Article thai viii bring a tear Ia one eye
sr.i gun (nu, loadcd) To The other. We
want 10 lAn,c such aud make arrange.
nrnss I,s few Inches.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-18
Nouee for ruslieas.on.
Land Onicc al Boise CITY. Idaho
Eearua.V 10 l.lg

Land ONCE al Boise City Idaho
February 10. lcas.
Notice Is hereoy given that the following
na-nou settler has aleu- notice of his intention 10
make final proof u Suppo of his clgi-r- and
t,ii said plooi viii BE- male before Clesis OF the
Probate C1urt OF anyun -. Idaho. at Caldwell
Ilaho. on Marcn ~. isYc. viz:
samuel CVpp, idthcs OF Theodore = Cu1p DC
ceased CALDWELL. IDAHO. HOrcstea' apvi cation
No 2ii3 tct the ~ Nl4. W.. SEN. sec. n. Up.
IN II I. ". Is NJ. Idaho.
lie names the following witne sseS to rrove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of.
said land. viz.
Luther Phillips. John Martin. William Hi
and Sidney hiaYnan. all Of Emmett. CANYON
Co. Idaho. CHARLES fifAiltcD. .icgistCr.
Fl - publication tch. X. i-,,s.
Last NOh %
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-18

Land once at po,Sc city Idaho
February rs. f~Q>

Land ONCE at poiSc CITY Idaho
February rs. iSQS
Noiice l. hc-ety given that the following nara
90 Sctticr has riCl rotice ofhiS intention 10 max,
final proof Ia support Of mis- claim. and that said
proof VIII De made before LEICESTER and Receiver
L. s. ana O1lcc 10 Eoi>c City idllhc. on APRIL
:. iS.S. viz. Robert A. Gray. Emmett. iOaho. No
application No Sili for the SN "A >Wit. ,cc. ~
STA SEA, M SE4. see n. TIP > y. 4 , W. b.
Nj. t0uho
H. names the following witnesses 10 nrove
his continuous residence uiou ald cultivation
90, said land. VIZ.
john Gaze and Thomas Krichaum OF Emmett.
Canyon. Go. lurho. henry s-tiagu.. OF i-uyttte.
Cal yon (0uutv Idaho aud IRAN. NCunrof Boise
Adj. Go. lOaho. CnADLES BINRoD. .seliSter.
FIRST publication Hen \. iSS
Last " March -. q"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-18

CWted States land Office !
HofNn CITY I.Iaho. ltoh "A f.Q9 4


Boise City Idaho. Feb. "A. 1893
Notice Is HEREBY given that the following
named settler has hled notice cf her intention
10 mako tina, proof la support OF her ciaim. ana
that said proof will be fnaue before EcriSi,r and
Receiver II. =. Land once ~ Boise City. Idaho
on April q. lSlS, viz: Nanjnul suni~ter. Payette
Idaho. ia application No gao. for the ~ SRI
NJ tdnhu.
She names the following witnesses 10 prove he.
continuous ic~id nee upon tnd cultivation Of.
said hard. VIZ: Milton T. Kelley and John NJ
starr OF Emmett. Canyon Co. Idaho. frank
sutton and " illiAm Cotton ~ i-ycfta. Canyon
Co. Idaho. CHARrEs HINKOD
lest publication Feh. ~. isS. Register
Last March p.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-18

The Enterprise Ditch Co.. principal place ,oi
bu iness. Faiiss store Canyon o.. Idaho
Notice Is hereby given thnt at a meeting OF III
directors OF The Entcrprise Often Go. held 90
the st day OF March. 1855, an assessment W..
esied on the whole Of the capital stock OF ss,|
company or ~ zee dollars ts30Jl per shar5. 10 D.
daid IN labor or money, ana also fifteen dollar
{. boo lcr share in excess OF the above TIM,
doila = per share on all OF the unpaid cnpii>
stock of saiu company, said fifteen dollars &.
unpaid stock TO be paid IN labor or money. Sal
ASSESS nent shall be uue on tha llth Gay OF Apul
l8S. aud shall become delinquent on that day
said oSSessinents Il paiu In labor shall be col.
unu..f the diccciicns ui the board Of sirsctors o
said company; II paid In cash, shall be paid {,
Tue treasurer IL Saio co niuny Al his o'ilce. Al
stock upon which said a,ses,llcnt .emains un-
paid Gu the lih day OF April. l'aS. viii be aavef-
Used FOR sale al public auction. rnd unio,s bay.
l-it Is male before. will ne suli on tbs atn day
VI May. lois. To pEy the d'iinqocllt asses IN, Il
,hercoa. together wi n costs ~ ADVERTISING an,
expenses OI sale. EDS ~ 3IsHOP.
Secretary.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-18
Notice Of Assessment.

Tho Only Chance Ditch Co.. principal place OF
business. Emmett. Canyon Co.. Idaho.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF
the BOARD OF Directors held ut Emmett Idaho.
on 1 en-, 70. 1895 an assessment OF twenty-eight
dollars and fifteen cents ,sss. 81 per share was
levied upon tine capital stock OF the corporation.
Twenty-Five dollars AM SevcEty-fve cents ts25.
IS per share may be paid in labor. Il done under
tne conirol and supervision OF directors. between
March j.. aud March 2snd. 1893. Two dollars
ara t,asy cents l,2.4p per share is layahle in
cash Immediately TO the secretary. at Emmett,
said assessment becoming delinquent March -
ANY stock UPON which any OF the above mention
ed tw nty-eieht dollars aud fifteen cents ,ssS.i5l
remains uapaid on March -. iseS will be adver-
ti.cd for sale. and unless payment is made be-
fore will be sold at public auction in front OF
the INDEX office. on April H.. sss. ut p m. to-
gethcr WITH expense OF sale and cost OF a.,ver-
Using. JOHN MoULroN.
Secretary
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-18

sTUODlsT EPISCOPAL CliUkCH-S Ser
wi vlcc ~ sunday OF each month Emmett
A. GOA ln.. lnrksons schoolhourc y. m tin-
At Ixl MA second sunday Horseshoe
I'D lt.0lis. n MarHh.a y. m. Pearl ND y m
hrd sunday sweet II a. m emmett. w
Pastor.
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The board Of Inquiry has not reported
VT. II