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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-28
mo MAS HEM0PTISIS! mo MAS HENOBRAGAS! /!

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10 han empado sorpendene eautados asf
de use inventor ncusntan la macia H. Patron
San u San Juan de Puerto Rco donde expende dcho
medicamento, excusvameute. al por mayor al detail
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-28
SAN SEBASTIAN
UN 4" CoMPoNTE "

Durante la noche del 25, dos caballos, per.
tenecientes 4 nuestro corfeliglonarlo don Ma
nuel Court, fueron despoiados de Ia erin la
cola. A uno de ellos le cortaron la punta de
una oreil, infri6ndole adGm&s varios ia jos.
Dcho sefior puso el hecho en- conocimieu-
to de la policia insular, esta detuvo, por sos
pechaa, 4 los individuos Ramon Juan Bausis.
ia Velez, conduci6ndolos al cuartel. Una vez
allf, los guardias introdueron al segundo en-
un cuarto, donde lie lnterrogaron. Este neg6.
Llamaron entonces al primero, preguntandole
81 Sc contesaba autoT del hecho, 10 que res
pondi6 en- seutido negative, pues la noche de
autos Sc reeogl6 las nueve, perma9ecio en-
su casa hasta ell dfs siguente. Anadi6 que 81
los guardias 10 crefan culpables, que SO 10 pro-
baran.
-SAqul probamos con estoS-exclam6 el
,cabo Requena descarg&ndole yarios gopes con
'un vergajo que alll tienen prevenido para ese
objeto.
Tales y tantos fueron los gritos de la vic
TINA one Sc enter6 ell veclndario. Ramon We.
lez, despues de ser reconocido por unO de los
m6dicos titulares, denunci6 ell atropello al Iri.
bunal de Poicia
Tamaiio abuse produjo general indigna.
ci6n en- el pueblo.
Un repubIicano que Sc haaba en- ell Con-
sistorlo, manifesto 4 presencia de muchas per.
souaS que no pOula menOs de proGesJaf.
La pollcia condujo la carcel Jose Rive
ra porqne tambi6n conden6 pGbicamente la
hazaiia del cabo; pero fu6 puesto en- libertad a
las pocss horas,
ESperamos que Sc haga justIcia,
No es possible que bajo Ia soberania ame-
rlcana Sc repltan impunemente los vergonzo-
sos Seompontes0 de otras epocss.
Y Sc hace intolerable que la poicia lnsu-
lar, formada con hijos del pals, pretenda emu
lar oscurecer las tropelfas los desmanes de
la antigua guardia civil.
Tendre q ustsdes al tanto dc 10 que ocurra
en- este asunto.
0orrasponsal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-28
Muhoz Rivera yeI
Partido Federal

Inspirandose, como SO inspra, la polftica
del partido federal en- ell mas puro patrotismo,
no cabe, no puede eaber ndnca, dsldencta nj
antagonismo entire us hombres
EI senior Mufioz Rivera ha sido siempre un
patricia desinteresado. Todo 10 ha pospuesto
al interes del partio y del pais. Guam.
do crey6 que al decoro de este era necesarlo
ell ataque rudo, la oposici6n franca altlva, la
realiz6 sin ambaies nj rodeos. Cnando iu2g6
que una aproximaci6n digna al gobierno, era
no solo necesaria, sino patri6tics, no tuvo In
conveniente en- aconsejarla, retirandose de la
Jefatlra de partido, por ST su personalidad
pudiera ser un obstaculo para clio.
Slempre ha estado y estara el se6or Munoz
dispuesto, no solo esa aproxlmacion, sino
hasta aplaudir AL MISMO GoBERNADoR 81 este
procede bien, porqus entiende que no otra CO.
50 puede querer ell partldo federal y sus jefes.
Cleric que al alejarse ell seii1r Mufioz Ri
vera de la jefatura y del pats, DEJA ToDA la
RESPoNsABILIDAD al Dlrectorio en- gu polftica,
como es natural; pero dispuesto sempre
ap'audire y ayudarle en- sus patri6ticos
empeiios
El partido federal es una masa compacta,
unidi, fuerte, porque la inspira un solo senti-
miento, el de Ia patria; y un solo prop6slto ell
engrandecimiento del terru1o, la reiyindica-
ci6n de la personaidad puertorriquefia por
medic DE- una autonomfa saba y justa
Asf p1es, es indt que nuestros adversa-
rios suefen con disidencias y antagontsmos
dentro de nuestra colectiyidad. Esas riias de
ccmadres Sc qnedan para los partidos sin idea
les, para esos partijos de ambiciosos mezqui-
nos, cue Sc forman con el 500 objeto de vlyir
del presupuesto medrar la sombra de los
gobiernos
e. partido federal no quiere destinos; no
SO compone de hordas de fam6'icos; aspira 81,
la direction del goberno y la administration,
pero con ell noble FIN de encausarla; de hacer
que las leyes Sc cumplan y extricta Impair
cialidad para que cese la anarquia = ell desor-
den, qua han introducdo en- este pobre pals,
esos bastardos hiios de Puerto Rico que Sc la
man REPUBLIcANos.
Sepanlo de una ves nuestros adversarIos;
s6palo Puerto Rico. Entire ell senior Mu1loz
Rivera ell Drectorio exSte una perfecta har
monia de criterio de aspiracones, como exis-
te tambi6n entire esos directores y la DEMO
cRACIA, sin que este quiera decir que borre-
mos una sofa Inca de ,nuestras campafias an
teriores.
Dispuestos estamos, hoy como aver, q
aplaudr todos los actos del gobierno que Sc
inspire1 en- Ia mas extrlcta justcia en- Ell ben
general del pats. como tambi6n censurar to-
do aquello que 40 nos parezca justo nj patrio-
tico.
Esta ha sido siempre la norma del partido
federal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-28
El crimen Do csguas

al Pafss de aver, tratsndo superficial.
Thente el asunto de 6aguas, dice que los test-
COS de cargo on la causa sobre ell asesinato dc
SaniaIo Santiago Sc inspiran en- la pastor po-
Utica.
No nos extra1a ESQ, tratandose de la poll
ella nsular, pue' harto ssbe la isla que ese
cuerpo es ell partdo republic&no armada.
Por otro parte, ,el guarda Ignacio 1nchau-
I'll no pudo hecer fuego pltmero al dtre, cuando
solo dlspar6 un solo tiro, el que produjo la
muefte Immediate de Santiago
Hubo tres detonaciones las otras dos sa
Heron del revolver del sargento Soto, extreme
que acreditan personas de respetabilidad indls-
cutible, cuyos testimonies son una garaBtia
moral para la appreciation delos jueces que en-
tlendan en- la causa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-28
ReCuerdos de CofresI

Cerca de la Puntd de las BOqlillas- Mana
IT, dicen que Sc halla una area de dlnero es-
condido por el c6lebre prata que Sc llam6 CO.
freSf
Ell area Sc sostlene entire dos pehas en- ell
fondo cue baten constantementa las oas.
Aquelas fguran una o., y allf ests STEM
pre- alborotado ell mar.
Las rocas SO allan a una atura de ounce
yardas sobre ell nivel del mar en- el refujo.
Sc cree que las sales marina hallan des-
trozado el fondo del cofre los dobones espa-
holes descansen sobre el lecho del occeano.
La GAIA referida esta sujeta las pc.
mas por una graesa cadena.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-28
RAFAEL JANER

Este duerldo amigo nuestro EMBARGO ca la
tarie del rs del actual on ell Vspor SPonceS pa
ra los Estados Unidos
Lleya consigo su distinguida tamila y
los niios ArtuFlto Diaz Ramoncito Rivera,
Antonio Negro, Salvador UrdaS, julio Iguina.
Jose Manuel Tirado Juan Morales, PauIina
Morales, Sslenia B3neta Maria Luisa Case,
hios respectivamente 1e nueslros apreciados
amigos senores Dia2, Rlyera, Alum, Urdaz,
guina, Tlrado Morales, Boneta Case Soto.
La privilegiada intsligeneia del senior ia.
ner elev6le la categorfa de ser ell primer pc
dagogo de Puerto R Co, aIio reconocen una
nmente propios extraiios, cireunstancia que
ha contribuido que ,os padres de familis are.
cibefos Sc desprendiesen de los seres mas que
rIdos de su cora26u, q fin de que Sc los honre
educandolos moral intelectualmente.
Esa iimitaia confanza de los padres prue-
ba, de una manera pamaria, las excelentes
dotes educatiyas del sefior Janer, quien, segu-
ramente, las demostrara ma vez mas, cuando
rsgrese fines de JUNO del proximo sho veni
dero.
El pueblo de Arecibo comprendiendo el
immense valer del ilustre maestro, acudl6 en-
masa la estsc6n del FeFroGarril para dsre
10 despeiida, era de yer Ia noble disputa en-
tablada por to1as las clases sceisles para tener
el honor de ser el prlmero enestrecharle entire
sus bFazos.
Esa manifestation dc smpatia carlno
heeha por Arecibo, lIevars al Amino del Sc
nor Jsner que su fmproba labor de ensefiar hs
sido apreciada por todos, pnes en- purldad de
verdad, la manifestation no representa- otra
cosa que ell d6bi homensje trlbutado con JUS
tlcia al verdadero Berito, porque en- el sehor
Janer, no solo existe una cultivadfsima lntei-
gencia que ilustra casi todas las materas del
saber humane, 81 que tamben mantiene> en-
constante mafidaje una benevoIencia de ca
racter que e vale no tener enemigos persona.
les. una magnanimidad de coraz6n que le sabe
atraer fees amigos; una rectitud de prlnci-
pios que lie graniaa la adniracl6n; una cortec-
ci6n de proceder que le obtiene el resptto de
todos; y, por hltno, una sencilla modestia en-
cubridora de toios sus actos que contribute 4
que ca el coraz6n de cada persona Sc levante
de csrlfio amor.
81 sentimiento one nos produce su ausen-
cla temporal, no ahoga, en- nosOtros, Ia idea de
eeyarle al puesto donde tienen su aslento los
puertorriquefos mas ilustFes pues oil sefar
Janer he conqulstado Ell suyo por sus indscu-
tlbes mefltos personales,
Conslgnado esto, solo nos rests enyi4rle %
carifoso eadiosa desaandole feiiz trayesia y
pronto Iegreso.
IN padre de tamilis.
Areciboi JUNO 81 ds 1901,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-28
As1 son todos

La corresponsal del San Juan NelUs dice q
este peri6dico, eque ell Cfrculo Obrero de esta
cludad verified ell dia 80 una velada literaria
en- la noche del "a un baiIe, Sc preparaba pa
ra celebrar ell segunGo aniversarso de su fun
dacI6n
Los informes no pueden ser mas equivo-
csios
Ell &Circuo obreroo no celebr6 nj la velada
nj ell baie los das 23 y -aniverssrio de su
fundaci6n-en sefal de protesta contra ell ase-
sinato de Sandalio Santiago; trasfrl6 esas
expansiones para los dias 2s y 20 pr6ximos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-28

A pesar de los artfcuos que hemos eserlto
rebatlendo las intenciohadas ahrmaciones de
Ia prensa republican,, que en- gu enemiga con-
ira e senior Mufioz Rivera, no cesa en- su labor
de quererle presentsr como contrario 4 Ia polf-
tlca iniciada por 6, Directoro, insisten esos
peri6iicos en- h4bIar de 10 que ellos llaman la
deSautorlzactGR de Munoz Rivera LA DEMO
CRACIA.
Vamos hoy hacer ell dttmo esfuerzo, 4 yer
81 tan testarudos a1versarios Sc convencen al
fn Nunca fu6 contrarlo ell senior Mufoz Ri
vera una inteligencia patri6tica decorosa
con el gobierno. La eXperiencia le ha ensena-
do, tanto 81 como anosotros, que solo desd6
el gobierno es que los partdos politicos pueden
llevar la practica sus ideales sus proyectos
de administration; pero la experiencia tam
blen nos demostrsba, que para llegar ese fin,
hay que marchar con honradeS y dignidad,
impusado por un noble patrotismo, pues de
10 contrario, jamas un partido podra tener en-
el gobiernO la independence necesaria para
cumpir sus prop6sltos.
Y tan cierto es 10 que decimos, que basta
leer las breyes lfneas que ell se1or Mufioz diri-
JIG al Comlt6 Directive al presentar su renun-
cia,para conocer sus n0bles patriotlcas inten.
Clones
Como nuestros adversarios parecen haber
olvidado aquellas frasss, las reproducremos
aquf
Dice asi la communication
San Juan, Febrero "a de 1901.
Tengo el honor de poner en- manos del
Comit6 Directive mi renuncia como presiden-
to de este cuerpo. Me impulsan grandes razo-
mes polfticas y altos movies patri6ticos: 81
con mi alejamiento han de ser mas facles
una NOBLE INTELIGE GENoIA CON LOS PoDEREs Po-
1ITICos una situacl6n de ooNooBDIA con los
republlcanos, me sentir6 satisfecho del sacri-
6cio que me impongo al separarme de mis-
amigos. Dirigf sin mlras personaes Ia for
maci6n y la marcha del partido federal, y de-
SEQ endorsements que mis- continuadores al.
cancen, segdn espero, la reinvindcaci6n de Ia
personalidad de Puerto Rico, dentro de una
autonomia saba y justa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-28
1.-THE Puerto Rico Herald

Tai es Ell tftnlo con que. aparecera en- New
York ell peri0dco drijido por nuestro ilustre
compatriota don Lnis Mufioz Rivera.
picho amigo esta hacienda grandes esfuer-
EOS porque aparezca el perl6dico en- 10 de Ju-
lo
Muchos obstaculos ha tenido que veneer
para la organization de la imprenta y ell peri6
dico en- tan POGO tempo.
El pals espera con ansiedad la aparici6n
de ese vocero de nuestros derechos en- la me-
tr6poli.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-28
"CIRCUL0 OBRERO i"

Hemos sldo atentamente Invitados para
los fastejos con que aqueila sociedad solemni-
"a el 20 alversarlo de su fundaci6n.
* Maians dara en- sus salOues una veada
litersria en- que tomaran parte apreciables se-
forltas, j6veDes cabslleros.
81 domingo Sc ballard en- sus salones.
Para estos actos hay singular entusissmo.
81 SCirculo obreroz Sc ha lucido siempre en-
todas sns festas soeiales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-28

Nuestro querldo correligionario de Areci-
DO don Carlos Perez Ayil6s, ha sido vietima de
un atropello por parte de un policfa insular que
le agredi6 ameua7andole con el revolver.
81 gobernador, al tener conocimiento del
hecho, ha mandado sbrir una information
con obeto de castigar dicho gusrdla
iSlempre Ia policia insular
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-28
JUlClOS ORALES

81 primero de julio tendran eieeto los juI.
clos que siguen en- IA oorte de Dlstrito de San
Juani
uno eontfs Juan rlgusroa. por dispsro
ptro eontrs Manpel Boneta, por esiaia,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-28
UN ANGEL MAS

Nuestro consecuente correlglonarioy y ami
60 don ConstantinoFernandez &c Mayagrez.
pasa por la pena de ha5er perdido en- Aiiasco
una hja de corta edad llamada Consuelo.
Nos asocamos Ia pena del estlmado
compatriota.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-28
L. Munoz Rivera.

En- ese escrito Ell seGor Munoz dice: Ssl con
mi &lejamionto han de ser mas facIles una
NOBLE INTEIIeENCIA CON Los PoDEREs PUBL
COS, ME SENTIRE SATIsFECHo del sacrifclo que
me impoDgo al separarme de mis- AMIGOS.
81 hoy los hombres del Drectorio han le-
vado cabo esa NOBLE INTEI1GENcIA, no han
hecho otra cosa que reaizar 10 que ell seiior
Mufioz Rivera aconsejaba, JDonde est6, pues,
la disparidad de criterio, nj la Decentralization,
nj ell dlvorcio, que suponen yer esoS adverse
rios, entire e sefior Muhoz el Directoricp
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-10-10
Many Millions
In Sight
Col. Dewey'S Thunder Mountain Mine bonanza.
Boise Loses Road. Emmett
Gains.

Zone hundred and twenty million dollars in sight, says
Expert Martin Curran Colonel Deweys Thunder Mountain
mining property thereby exceeding recent estimate made
by r. W. Purdum, of Nampa, by twenty million dollars.
Purdums estimate thought to be far wide of the mark
and was greatly dicued the time made Recent
examinations proven him correct and the people OF this
section and state longer hold any doubt but that Dewey
has one Of the very best mining properties IN the
world
The excitement the recent announcements is IN
tense and the greatest ushes witnessed to min
ing camp will be made to Thunder Mountain in the spring
Boise by slow dlly dalying aud mossbacksm, has lost
the Thunder Mountain road which would brought to
that town million dollars and it fully believed
that Nampa Emmett to reap this great harvest
With the immense amount of money in sight in his own
mine and Others Col Dewey will naturally desire to bnng
this business his Idaho Northern railroad What great
thing this will Emmett placing the town on what Is
destined to be the th travelled thoroughae in Ida
no for veal, to come making the town of the supply
points Get hustle on czns and make ready for all this
good fortune What streak of unparalleled luck for Dewey
for Nampa for Emmett for Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-10-10
Southern Idaho
immigration
Emmett to Receive a Large Share of the New Set
tiers Our Superior Advantages
Attracting Them.


recentssue Of the Statesman says: "If appearances
to be believed Idaho is the verge of immigration
boom. All immigration agencies overcrowded with work.
and the state commissioner of immigration is literally
wamped with letters propoundng questions relative to the
various of the state. ,mmssoner Barrett
ceived lately 10000 state maps and these being
wherever there seems to be chance of doing any good
These maps very handsome and show many interesting
features of the state by of different shades of coorng
such the rrgabe portion of the state the portion in for
ests mineral lands Indian reservation, etc.
"The immigration agents in the Boise and Payette Val
eys very active and large number of people
being attracted to these garden spots Payete Emmett
Caldwell Nampa aud Boise the favorte location points,
look at the map above referred to VIII convince of
the desabty of Emmets location. Surrounded by i'm
body of agricultural land with exhausble water
timber supply attract manufacturing enterprises and
saw mills Emmett need fear rivalry. All we ask is ia
vestigation Of our resources.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-10-10

Work on the p. & l. N. has been
suspended until spring.
Payette is taking on somewhat
OF building boom. J. A. Lauer
is putting up an opera house and
store and j. r Banks is booked
for a good brick business house.
Weiser World.
Boise has had check artist
named Leo Lassner, who seemed
to have little trouble in doing
some of that city's prominent citi-
zens. He has been caught and
bound over to the district court.
The Scientific American of
October 9TH has an interesting de-
scriptive article, with several illus
trations, on the Trade Dollar Con-
solidated Mining Company's 5000
horse power electric plant at Swan
Falls.
The agricultural department has
issued bulletin showing that the
average yield of wheat per acre for
the past ten years in Idaho is 22.o
bushels; in Oregon III bushels,
and in California 1913 bushels.
mot bad showing for Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-10-10
DEWEY'S ROAD
FORGING AHEAD.

e. H Dewey, vice president and
general manager of the B. N. &
o., arrived from Nampa on last
evenings train.
He states that steel has been
laid on the new road 10 Emmett as
far as,Boise river, and a large force
of carpenters are at work con-
structing the bridge across the
channel. The bridge will he in
the neighborhood of 500 feet in
length when completed.
About fifty-hve Japs are now at
work on the road.
The distance from the river to
Emmett is nineteen miles, and the
toot of the i1on horse will be heard
in Emmett sometime in Novem
Der.
The Illinois Steel Company has
commenced the second shipmen
of steel, the first consignment o
which will arrive shortly.--Capita
News.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-10-10
GENERAL NEWS.

The mayor of Portland was held
up and robbed of Sc near his own
home Tuesday.
The new railroad from Houston
ton to Blackfoot is now ready for
the running of trains.
Thomas E. Kicks, one of the
directors of the state insane asyl-
um, died at Rexburg Friday last.
The series of yacht races be-
tween the Columbia and Sham
rock resulted in three successive
victories for the American boat.
Miss Stone, the noted mission
airy in Turkey, has been captured
by the brigands of Turkey and is
being held for a Sl2l ,25O ransom
Hope Bros, of Vale, Oregon
have taken up 1850 acres of land
near that place and have the
machinery on the ground to bore
for oil.
Last year we had 245,OOO public
schools in the United States. will
Is, 100000 pupils, costing, viii
4lS,OO0 teachers, two hundred ant
three million dollars.
Sheriff Thorp arrested Franl
| GAGS at Mountainhome, yesterda
where he was being held by Han
vey Strobe, who captured hin
and took him to Caldwe
where he had a trial. Cans
charged with breaking open
trunk belonging to May Dora
and abstracting therefrom a r'
; volver and SllO in cash. IL
{ crime was committed near Emme
about six months ago.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-10-10

ceeds of rents collected about the
9Th Of each montb, and that is the
sum the murderers are supposed
to have gotten, the old man not
having made his dep sit. The in
quest developed the fact that Levy
was murdered on Thursday last,
aud his body in a bad state of
putrifcation was discovered Satur-
day. No clue has yet been found
of the perpetrators Of the deed.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-10-10
Apple Tree in Bloom.

A few weeks ago the Advance
called attention to a freak crab
apple tree that had a well devel-
oped crop of apples, another crop
just developing, and third crop
Just in blossom, all on the same
tree.
w. E. Slater of Cleveland ave-
nue., has called attention to freak
apple tree in his yard. Last spring
when apple trees are supposed to
bloom and put forth their fruit,
this tree failed to respond and re-
NAMED bare and barren. But now
with the nights frosty and cold,
the tree has awakened from ITS
summer slumbers and has robed
itself in pink and white blossoms
Mr.. Slater states that the tree Is
quite we'll covered with blossom:
and the small branch brought tC
this Office shows the blooms oper
wide and their scent as sweet a
that of spring blossoms.-Pocatell'
Advance.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-10-10
FIRST DAY AT
THE COUNTY FAIR.

The first race Tuesday was
quarter of a mile dash. There
were three starters, Bay Billy, Bill
Combs aud Darby. The latter be-
ing the favorite. The race was very
close. Darby passed under the
wire slightly in the lead, but was
disqualified for fouling Bay Billy
The latter's rider claimed that he
had been fouled and the protest
was sustained. This gave the race
to Billy Combs; Bay Billy second
In the second race, the only
other of the day, a 600 yard dash
there were seven starters. The fin,
ish was close. Gypsy D winning
with Midnight second.
Many Of the exhibits have no
the proper tags attached as yet
consequently it is not possible t.
mention as many of them as you
reporter would wish.
The management of affairs fron
general superintendent down, ar
etraining every nerve to make
pleasant for the visitors.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-10-10
Met Deafh in Il Ditch.

Geo. r. Knapp was killed last
week in Long Valley, near Van
Wyck, while working on an irri-
eating ditch. He went up near
the head Of the ditch where there
was a steep grade to stop a leak in
the ditch. The water had so loos-
ened the rocks and earth that g
tree standing near the edge of the
ditch gave way with rocks and
earth, forming a land slide Of two
rods wide. 1t carried Mr.. Knapp
some go or Is feet and completely
buried him except his feet.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-10-10
RAILROAD
ITEr1S
Force on Boise Bridge
Increased. More
Material.
Especial 10 The Emmett Iudex.l

Especial 10 The Emmett Index.
Nampa, October 10. Three cars
of spikes have arrived for the EN-
NETT railroad and 81 cars Of steel
are now on the road
One of the old B. n. & o. en-
gines was sold to A J. McCabe, a
railroad supply agent, and has
been taken to Tacoma, where il
will be used for hauling logs on
The Sound.
A new engine has been ordered
for the idaho Northern from the
Oregon Short Line.
The force on the Boise bridge
was increased this week.
Chief Engineer Clark was ou
to the bridge and reports that the!
are progressing nicely. The work
is under the supervision of Philip
Eastwicke, the assistant engineer
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-10-10
DAVIS LEVY MURDERED.
Famous Boise Hiser SfraneIed to
Death for His Money

Davis Levy, an old miser who
has lived in Boise for many years,
and the owner of several brick
blocks within the city, was found
dead in his room Saturday. The
old man had been choked to death,
and the motive for the murder was
robbery Levy was in the habit
Of depositing some $500 the Pre-