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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-11-30
PRECINCT
TERMS OF COURT.

TERMS OF COURT.
Following is the terms OF court in the Third
Judicial District o. idaho for 1901
ADA COUNTY.
BOISE. january %, June p, and September 4.
WASHINGTON COUNTY
wEIsER. ....-.... 49,. March IL and October =
CANYON COUNTY.
s.AIDwE I...-......... April 10, and December
OWYHEH COUNTY.
SILVER CITY ...-.......... May =. and October 3
BOISE COUNTY
tliAno CITY ...... s.. June 8, And November 10
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-11-30
NOTICES

NOTICE is hereby given that no hunt
ing will be allowed on my premises.
Mrs. d. Murray.
FOR SALE-lGO acres of land near the
foot hills go acres in alfalfa meadow
Free water, tools, and etc. Inquire ii;
this office for further particulars.
Paper hanging and practical house.
carriage, and sign painting done salts
factorily
Dell Knowlion.
TO CURE A COLD IL ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
An druggists refund TIM monryit fails
to cure Z. w. Groves signature is on
each box g5c
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-11-30
LOCALBTTES.
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity

over sunday.
Marion More, Of Boise, spent Monday
ugh in Emmett.
Frank aud VIM. Noland were trading
in Emmett Tuesday.
NJ. H. Hanihornc was in Boise the last
of last week. on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j L. Reed LETT Tuesday
for the mill al Dry Buck.
senator Allen elect spent the first Of
this week in the capital city.
Mrs. and Hattie Bilderback returned |
from Boise Tuesday evening
W. c. Langrose and Joe Riggs were
in Boise the first Of this week.
Mr. and Mrs Renwick were transact
ing business in Boise Tuesday
Rev. and Mrs Damon and family are
spending the week m Caldwell
Minnie, Charley and Mrs. Martin were
trading in Boise the first of the week,
Ben Brown, of Pearl, was in Emmett
this week and remembered the INDEX.
Henry Newman spent Thanksgiving
with relatives and friends at Middleton
Andrew Kelley VAS over from Boise
Friday aud saturday looking after
business;
Thos Lockett, of Ontario, Oregon, was
in this vicinity the last OF last week,
buying horses
A nice assortment of gents and boys
/ hue shoes at Mclaughlin ~ COS. Call
and get our prices.
Geo Rinl,cr was up from the lower
Puyottc country Saturday to turn the
water oui of the canal
bismarck Noutsler cameln from Marsh
the last of last week and will make his
home near Emmett for awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs TonlSin came in Wednes.
day and located their art gallery on The
vacant lot west of the Carter hotel.
Fox SALE.-A lot of well bred horses.
viii make either good work animals or
80. ] saddlers or drivers e, CLYMER
This week Real Estate Agent Clark
reports the sale of the NJ e. Kelley
dwelling in the south part OF town Il
Lloyd Peck.
Mrs. Krigbaum moved from the Kelley
house Wednesday 20 her mothers, Mrs
Langroise and Lloyd Peek moved int
the house vacated.
II YOU want nice dress suit Of clothes
call at Mclaughlin ~ COS store. WI
have fine assortment Of boys hats
gloves and miltens.
II. y. Williams passed through En-
b NETT last Friday on his way home from
the Basin country, where he had beef
. with load of produce.
d. Dr. Burns of New Plymouth, was il
. Emmett Thursday night and Friday
: in the interests of the order of Washing
ton, which he hopes TO organize her
soou
Sam Parrot came in from Boise Sat
y 49, '''''', '''',' ~
~ -.
3
j. o'''''''s'
Inc ohi"reh 'l MT ana MIS- Oool wa
have been sick of scarlet fever the pas
y few weeks are well now, and So far as "
, Ico, lo,rn Tho diseoss has not bec
r sc.,t.r.d
(. a., r 49,, -,
"O''' "''"
c with a fine lot of cattle on their way
Caldwell. where the cattle will be shil
ned west.
Nj. nam N-o,.o,i e.n,o, ,roI..,-,
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-11-30

-ApTIST CHURCn-- Services VIII DE held NJ
= me- iautist place OF Worship on Saturday
night before TIE fourth SUNDAY ana morning
nuI evcnihp OF the following uay of each month
aunaoy school every 7nndny moFnlns
=. Hclin, Pastor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-11-30
STOPS TIE COUGH AND WORKS
OFF THE COLD.

Laxative Brumo Quiniar Trhlcrs cure
"a cold in one day No Cure, no Pay.
Price . cents.
North Park union., 1900-02-16
To Our R'anchmen.

In his annual tetors the Secretary
of Agriculture, among many interest
ing things, offers facts and sugges-
tions that might be of interest to
North park people. One OF first
Importance is road making. Steel,
macatlanized and gravel roads are
experimental with In some Of the
states.
He says the western states are not
well supplied with road-inaking ma
tcrial, and recommends shat further
investigation be made on this ques-
ton. Steel tracks hare been made
at Omaha, Nebraska, Ames- Iowa
and St. Anthony Park, Minnesota
with some success, but further inves-
legations are to be made. How much
North Park union., 1900-02-16

it would help the park If we had at
all times of the year good roads-at
least from Walden to the railroad.
There are about four million farm
er's bulletins, all devoted to subjects
OF interest to the people still accessible
for gratuitous distribution. They
can be secured through the Union
office If desired.
Considerable space is devoted to
our foreign trade-ilour, corn, feed,
butter cheese, meat, etc. Denmark
alone bought in 1898. over 10000, 600
bushels Of American corn, and more
than lj5 100000 pounds Of oil cake
for COW feed. Uf the butter and
Acheesc exported some has been the
hest that our country can produce,
byt in other cases such inferior arti-
cles have been shipped abroad that
they were rejected ard sent back to
our sllores. Fraud ought not to WIN
anywhere.
TheSgrowth of sugar beets is en-
couragsl, and Colorado has already
securedNt least one or two factories
for this important articie,oi everyday
use.
The breeding of good horses is
earnestly recommended, and we hope
our ranchmen win give this question
their careful attentions
The leasing OF public lands in large
tracts is suggested This isa ques-
ton that is certain to cause much
/ discussion, and possibly bitter feeling
I. in the near future, in all our western
states. 1t must be hapdled wibh
diplomacy.
The introduction of new grasses
prominent among them being Turke-
stan alfalfa-is urged. Last winter
about half of all alfalfa in Westarn
Kansas. Colorado, Nebraska and
Wyoming was killed by the hard
freezing. The Turkestan alfalfa was
not effected. We are trying to pro-
care seed of this variety for trial in
tie park; but have not succeeded thus
far
Reclamation of all;all lands, end
abandoned farms, The weather bureau
and agricultural education are other
topics fully treated.
More attention to the care ofstock,
ranch products, barns, sheds and
equipments, Is advice that might well
be appreciated by most all our ranch
men; also better culture of the
sround planted to annual crops.
After the above Was in type we re-
cciyed the following letter from Mr..
+. II. Braudenburg Section Director
OF the Weather Bureau Denver, which
explains Itself
Dear sir: | regret to say that we
are unable to supply seed of Tprf:es-
tan alfalfa to Mr.. j. X. Z. McCallum
Editor of North Park Union, Walden,
Colorado, the seed having bc'n eH-
hautel.
Very truly yours.
Jared G. Smith, Assistant in charge.
Section of Seed and plant Int rodue-
tion. Washington, d. &.
We. very much regret this, as. we
were hoping through the Agricultu-
raj Department to supply a humber of
our citizens that variety of alfalfa
seed this spring. But we viii still
make efforts in other directions.
North Park union., 1900-02-16

mercury marked four degrees below
zero; but sleighing was fine in the
quiet ozone of the mountains.
Rem enter Mosman's 5 is headluart
ers for all kinds of masks
How many valentines did you get?
Wer'nt they beauties.
Lebow says the school house hasn't
been fire for nearly n week now.
Masks with or without mustaches,
for ladies or gentlemen, for sale at
Mosman's.
Andy; that overgrown blacknosed
lumicks of a pup don't lead any bet
ter than \ broncho does he?
The wind on the West side last
Sunday blew stronger than at Walden.
il upset two hay racks and smashed
them to pieces.
Mr.. Chas Baker returned q few days
ago from five weeks trip to the
state of Mississippi where he had been
with a car load of saddle ponies for
Col: Moore.
We understand that Bert Smith
has gone to Chicago to attend some
business concerplng his mothers
estate. Il. L. Rogers is staying with
lBert's family ut the American mine
during his absence.
North Park union., 1900-02-16
NOTTCE!

After the first day of january,
900. and until further notice. the
North Park Stock Growers associa.
tion hereby offer a bounty of thirty
dollars $500 on each grey wolf and
fifty cents (50c) on each coyote killed
in North park. Parties claiming the
above bounties will present each pelt
while it is yet green to some responsi-
ble stock man, who will certify t" the
date Of killing. SUCH proc; and pelt
whsn presented to y. E. Mosman at
Walden, or the undersigned At Hebron
will, after the pe!ts have been proper
ly marked, ent;tle the porsra PRESENT
ing the pelt to the above houatg !.
James MAR SEC.
North Park union., 1900-02-16
MLocal Items s.}S
~SaS>:-


For masks to cover your ugly phiz
On the 22nd. go to Mosman's.
For Diamond Dyes-4all shades. all
colors-call at the North Park phar-
macy.
Forty-fye per cont Of all manufac-
turing in the United States is dong by
women.
Mrs. Jennie Coyte entertained Mrs.
Webb and Mrs. Llnger in social
way last Saturday.
Toilet soaps--by the cake or box
AMI the best in the market, for sale
ut the North Park Pharmacy.
The social arranged by the ladies
to occur on the 1ith has been post
poncd Cause: Go and see them.
California perfumes in abundance
and any odor to suit the most fastidi-
ous at the North Park Pharmacy.
S. K. Decker came in Monday night
from TT Collins with 4 load of bridge
irons for use in the south end of the
park.
Vernon Loucks is laid up at homo
with the rheumat'sm. u complaint
that troubled him badly . gear OIL
two ago.
| George Dansherty, one OF Walden's
Industrious mechanics, Is down al
Boulder for treatment in the hospital
We hope his case is not serious.
G. W. LINER, general manager o.
the North Park Cattle Company, il
down in the southern part Of the STATE
and New Mexico on business for th'
Company.
An almost continuous snowfall al
day Tuesday and a good part ot
North Park union., 1900-02-16


1t looks like we were getting along
in the Philippines. We have killed
more OF the people than the Span
iards did in 400 years. We have
introduced 400 saloons in Manila
where there was not one prior to
Dewey. We found civilization,
Schools, churches and intelligence
we will change all that and substitute
rum and yphilis.-Sprngiicld Re
publican. Erhe Republican must be
in error. We know it is the intention
of Mckinley to civilize that country,
in fnct that Is his chief reason for
being ,,.crc. Oil wei! there may
be some little commercial value in the
Philippine Islands. But you know
the Fi.ipinos are not capable OF
self government aud Uncle Sam has
that commodity to spare. In fact he
oG,rs it to the Islanders, and II they
don't want i he gives i. to them any
way. Ifthcy don't receive it he
shoots it into them. Bat then We
never stoppedto think that rum, sa-
looms and syphilis were not first
class ciyilizing agents. But if
Uncle Sam undertakes to civiii2c
them with such things. he'll do 1t.
See IL he don't.
North Park union., 1900-02-16

Sns~s-xs--asystspr----. -.zsz-z~sssssy-~-s-z>-..-s.
Wednesday, left the ground covered
with mantle of Geeyy whiteness to
depth of about six inches.
Mrs. Jennie Coyte went out MoH
day afternoon for a weeks visit with
Mrs. ". 4. Webb on the Canadian
Last Saturday evening Geo. Pcsy
and jerome Decker the fearless
mountaineers came in withsIeds heav
lily laden with freight, for the Fair
and Mosmans big store.
At the mee,ins Of ',io county com
miasioners Recently held at Fl. Col
Inns the board appointed Wm. Poe
road overseer in district No 8 and
W. G.. Mellon to the same Office IN
district 40. 10.
Mr.. j. b. Drew the fur bayer writes
us from Collins Wyoming that he
cannot reach Walden until March lst,
To I'll having hides and furs for
sale we would say hold them for Drew
lie pays good prices.
FOR SALE 'CHEAP--for cash,
good young heavy teams. Also, hor-
ness ard wagons, -four, feed and gro
ceries cheaper than any place
Towner Bros.
Walden Colo.
We understand that Chas. Snyder
has procured an acetylene gas plant
to place in his Hotel. 1t has a capac-
ity for % lights for the Hotel proper
and reserve for25 additional lights,
Hope il will prove Il success.
jerome Decker did good job
Thursday morning seraping roadways
through the snow. We appreciate
such Il convenience, and express our
gratin'tle and that OF the school child
ren especially to him o: the "city
dads for the same, #
Mrs. Eva LanghoT came in from
Spicer Saturday night for n stay oycl
Sunday. She went out Monday
morning in a cuttcr' drawn by two
semi.ciyilizcd gray hronchos, that she
had domesticated herself. Mrs. Lang
hoiT is 4 typical western woman.
Mrs. Delaney has returned from
her trip to Laramie. After Mrs
Tritts funeral Jay Tritt and the
three children we're sent to Denver t.
be cared for By Mrs Tritt's mother
who is reported scarcely above char
ity now. jays lameness from som'
cause grows worse. God pity th'
poor babies in the city Of Dcnve
with such surroundings.
The New York World almanac 70
1900 is on our table. 1t contains
useful information on politics, reli
gion, science, history, biography, lit
erature-in fact there is scarcely t
subject butwhat one can find facts
about. 1t is indeed, IN encyclopedia.
of general information. Its value
if bought in separate volumes--is tel
times its cost, which is only 20 cents
How to get ii, see ad in anolhe
column.
\ W. r. Halbert came down froh
Bennet Il Wells mill Tuesday night
on foot. lie started on snow shoe
but travel was too laborious so b
threw them awaw. He was tuckere
out when he reached town. He rc
ports snow five feet deep on the leve
when he left, and the storm OF Tue
Yday must have added two or thre
feet more. He thinks there is nc
more than half the amount of sno
at tic foot of the ,rauge there WI
4 last year.
Last Sunday afternoon we wer
treated to vigorous little snow storm
The morning was mild; but an nfte
/nooa southwest breeze changed
the west, and getting reinforcement
from Utah, probably, came down oy'
the range at n twenty-five or thirl
mile gate and filed the heavens wi
a cloud of feecy snow, reminding u
of regular South Dakota blizzari
for 4 few hours. Monday mornir
r
North Park union., 1900-02-16

President Dlaz is practically
reelected in Mexico. he has been
in office almost continually since
1876. He is h statesman OF ability
and under his wise guidance our sister
republic has made deserving progress.
North Park union., 1900-02-16

y territorial government is recon-
mended Tor Hawaii resembling our
home territories, giving our new pos
session delegate in Congress and
courts and a home Legislature. The
population in 1896 shows 3,OSG
Americans 1850 English, 2i,io7
japanese, 21,Gl6 Chinese and 3l;Ol9
Hawaiians, besides Portuguese and
other natiohahties numbering 1886,
and S,iS5 mixed blood.
North Park union., 1900-02-16

The Loveland Reporter has a new
head--that is, the paper has. 1t
seems somewhat rustic pasted against
= board fence with . delapidated old
gate hanging by one hinge. In the
center OF the gate seems to be a peek,
hole, through which someone appears
to be looking ut YOU Wonder if its
the meek eyed Thorndyke?
North Park union., 1900-02-16
FRIDAY, =EeRuARu $4,000.

The constitution Of the United
States, 1ilh amendment says:
IAN persons born or nataralized
in the United States and snbject ftp
The Jurisdiction thereof. arc citizens
of the United States
Bat tie Senate ccmmi Ice on Porto
Rico say;
1t is within our discretion To make
the inhabitants of Porto Rico citizens
of the United States or not.
SO it is within the power and dis
cretion OF Congress TO make the
inhabitants OF the Philippines and
other Islands we may acquire, citizens,
or with hold that quality from them.
1t is also within the power OF Congress
to regulate and restrict and prohibit,
if thought advisable, the passing of
the inhabitants o: the Philippines or
other islands, from their country int o
ours, or to prevent the products of
their labor from coming into unjust
competition with the labor of this
country.-Springfeld Republican.
(which is, or which ought to be tue
supreme law of this land. The con
stitutiou OF the United States or n
committee of Congrcss2 The Amer
lean people viii pass upon that ques-
Ntion next November.
North Park union., 1900-02-16
NOTICE FoRsUsLlcATIoN.
.pSd Office, at Denver Colo,
February 10 1900.

February 70 1900.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of liis intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before The Clorl.
OF the District Court of LaFimor County, Colo
rado, at Fort collts, Colo, on March ~. 1900,
viz: Charles *. Htsrins.on, II. L. No. i6S03, for
the $. =, s. e. a. Section 70 and =. =, NJ L. u,
Section 10, Township Nc. 70 ", in Range No. 70
W.
Hc name5 the following Witnesses to prove HE
continous residence upon, aud cultivation bf,
said land, viz;
William Rist. of Fort Collins.
Ton. DJyy, Jt. - G!enyrc, Colo.
Albert johnson.
L ". Sherwood,
c. D. Ford Register
L p Feb I6 l. p Mar. %
North Park union., 1900-02-16

Mrs. Delaney has returned from
her trip TO Laramie. After Mrs.
'rritt's funeral Jay Tritt and the
three children were sent to Denver to
be cared for by Mrs. Tritt's mother,
who is reported scarcely above char
ity now. Jays lameness from some
cause grows worse. God pity the
poor babies in the city Of Denver
with such surroundings.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-03-29
LADIES OUT IN FORCE
At Madame Lewis Annual Spring Opening
:, oi Millinery.

At Madame Lewis Annual Spring Opesing
81 Millinery.
As the wind gently swept through the
doors Of Madame Lewis millinery par.
lors today violets pendant from the cell
ing nodded welcome to her stream Of
guests. II was beautiful scene and be-
sides the very cloves" Of hats and bon
nets, themselves, Of course Madame
Lewis and her charming trimmer, Miss
Christie. were the central attractions.
This, because they entertained. talked
hats in frank, business.like way and
were dressed as became the occasion.
Madame Lewis gown was black crepon
with black taffeta and white satin par.
TALLY coueTed by black jet. Miss Christie
upon whom every hat was becoming.
wore pretty heliotrope silk with black
lace over dress. Never in the history Of
Boulder was seen such lovely display
Of color effects. Hats are hats this year,
heavily laden, gorgeous, though Madame
Lewis has. with an eye single to procur.
ing the correct thing. yet kept within the
boundary which marks the extreme. The
upturned brim is apparently the thing.
and lovely creation is an entirely floral
hat. Some are rendered pretty by the
pastel color effects and there is a hat oil
subdued but elegant style against whose
crown lies jetted bird. Less Of the real
bird you see this year though its plum
age is largely utilized. Another pretty
creation of Madame Lewis parlors is
the hat for young or old from whose
crown springs the peculiarly formed, but
delicately colore1 Madame Jerome
roses-entlrely new here and destined to
become the vogue. Toques and turban,
and Leghorns are still the proper thing,
the latter affording by its fl.xibility op
portun,ties for the display Of Miss
Chnstie's exquisite taste in arranging
pretty tacings under the brim. For tall
ladies there are magnificent hats. regal
in splendor OF violets and Jets and the
writer could not avoid noting an increas
ed variety of pretty little hats for modest
little faces. It's 4 stunning display. run
ming the gamut Of the milliner's art, and
to Madame Lewis enterprise this year
the ladies OF Boulder are indebted for an
opportunity of selection that assures
them the satisfaction Of knowing that if
they bought it at Madame Lewis they
are sure to be in style.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-03-29
SAVED BY HIS HONOR.

Ru.h vsy Couple from Plstsevil'e Have
ii Nuptaals Hero.
Judge Atwood presided at All une Z
p ecked wedding today. The parties
we're Samuel SAMSON and L'eta Moehrle
aged I6 both o! Li,,le,on They wers
run4ways and the ira,e father vas in
pursuit. Last night they stopped at q
Boulder hotel as man and wife. The
couple we're taken under Sheriff Sipple':
wing and the district attorney was about
to proceed against the young man fo'
violation OF the age of consent act, when
a hap py thought occurred. twas to see
if TIL young girl had been wronged. DR.
Mary Ambrook was asked to investigate
and pronounced the parties innocent
They had previously secured Of CLERK
Ingtam a marriage license. The honor
of ,he young man SO appealed to the
faith hrs judgment that he said go
ahead" and 50 Judge Atwood was called
in d I'D did the hymeneal act with tina,
precision and neatness which character.
lies his honor. And so all parties wen,
away happy. The ceremony was per
formed in the office Of the sheriff and
District Attorney Patton graciously hon
or ed the event with his presence.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-03-29
Jury Now Hos
HO[|O|'ke[ C0Se
GONE TO THE JURY.

Jury ut Noon.
Hastings. Neb., March 7o-The Hor.
locker case went to the jury at noon to-
day. The instructions by the court are
deemed to favor the defendant. The
jury were instructed it they believe from
the evidence that Miss Horlocker was
insane when she sent the poisoned candy
to Mrs Morey. if she sent IT, though she
be sane now. she will be entitled to hel
freedom. The general telief is that the
verdict will be acquittal.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-03-29
EFFECTS OF The TRUST.

rohkcco Trusts Diamant'es One Huge
Concern ut Detroit.
Detroit, March 7o-The huge Daniel
Scott tobacco plan, of the Tobacco trust
will lie dismantled and removed. Notice
has been served OF this fact upon the
I,oob employees Of the plant. whose work
will tease MayI. Four other plants OF
the Trust, one in Iowa and three IN St
Lout. will be Immediately disman,led