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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-08-13

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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-08-13
Estray Notice

Notice is hereby given that on
the 18th day of August, 1908, at
10 o clock q. m. of said date. at the
ranch of Ted Budden, about hve
miles southwest of Emmett, Idaho,
l will sell to the highest bidder for
cash one bay horse about three
years old, branded CIV" on the left
shoulder and left stifle with star in
the forehead, and will weigh about
1850 lbs. Said animal was taken
uu at said ranch on or about the
18th day of June, 1908. in herd dis
tIict No. / of the county OF Canyon,
state of Idaho.
W. NJ. Ames.
Constable Of North Emmett Pre-
cinct. County of CANYON, State OF
Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-08-13
Notice for Publication

/, Joseph L Joliey, Jr.. Of Emmett. Idaho, as
stgues OF " alter h Graves. who made entry
No l. under the provisions Of al act OF the leg
stature OF the state OF Idaho, commonly known
as the Carey Act. approved MA-ch = 1883. which
embraces the SCI. mel. Of section -, township :
y. of range l W.. do hereby give notice OF my
inteniiou to make Enal proof 10 establish my
claim 70 the land above described. and thai
expect to prove thai hzTe resided On. reclaimed
aad cultivated said land as required by Iax,
before a representative Of the state Board Of
Land Commissioners AT Emmett, Idaho. on
the 18th day OF August 1905. by two OF the fol-
lowing witnesses.
Mervin l. HAWTHORN. Joha Burgher, Thomas
A Gordon Andrew Nelson. AL Of Emmett,
Joseph l. Joliey. Jr-. Entryuan-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-08-13
No6ce fer Publication

T. Edwin T. Simpson, assignee OF Nerr II
Cobb v no was assignee ofLucius A Trow orEfis'e
81 Emmett, Idaho. who made entry No IS under
the provisions of "a act OF the iesSiSlat0re q
ire state OF Idaho commonly know1 as the
Carey Act" approved March ;. lsss which
EN- braces the So nei4. lots and OF section y
township n, OF range w, Boise MefiGlso-
So hereby give notice OF my intention TO make
Anal proof To establish nv Claim 10 the rand
above described, ard that I eNTeci 70 prove
that / have resided on. reclaimed AID c0lttVSi-
I'd said land as required by law before a rep
r,s,ssutatiye of State Lard fsa2rV u tmmett
Idaho en- 22nd day O. August. 1905. by two OF the
following Witnesses
Wiikie Ferdinand De StowlinSki all OF Emmett
Edwia L. SlmpSea, Entrynan.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-08-13
Notice for Publication

T. Walter E Packard Of Emmett, Idaho. who
made entry No a, under the provisions OF act
OF the legislature OF the slate Of IdaHo- common
IL known as tke Carey Act approved March ?.
1883. which embraces 1e14 nw44 and lot Of sec
81, OF township N. Of range W b NJ do
hereby give notice Of my intention TO make anal
proof to establish NY claim TO tbs. land above de-
serioei- and that expect 10 prove THAT have re
sided on. reclaimed and guilty aEed said land IS
required By law. before represen rzriEe of the
State Land Board at Emmett. on 18th DAY OF
August 1875 by two Of the following witnesses
Charles NJ Hull, Clyde l. Reynolds. r NJ
Jackson, JOHN II Nye. al Of Emmett. Idaho
WALTER e. PACKARD, Eutryman
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-08-13
Notice of Sale of Bond of District No %
Canyon County. Idaho

Notice Is sersoy given that the Board OF
Trustees Of District 40 % Canyon county,
Idaho, will on the 25rd day OF August. 1905, al
the SchooIhouSs OF said district No. -. Canyon
county Idaho. al The hour OF O'Clock D N OF
that day sell TO the highest and best bidder for
cash lawful uouey OF theU nited States GfAmeri-
ca. one ooad ofrhs denomination OF seVenhundred
afty $3.50 90 dollars payable II ten years from
August Isl, 1875. in Ia wful money OF the United
states OF America, with interest thereon in Ike
money AZ the rate % i've per cent per snn11a
from date OF bond until paid, interest payable
serni-zunualIy- No bid for the purchase OF said
bond will De entertained unless the same IS for
81 amount equal 70 the par value thereof. with
accumulated interest. II any at the date OF sale
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees OF District
No %, Emmett. Canyon county. idaho.
Mrs. IDA NJ. HOWARD, Chairman
Attest. c. L SPAULDISG, Clerk
SEAL
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-08-13
Funeral For Part = . Finger.

A funeral much our OF the ordinary
was held In Littleton. Colo, few
days ago, when full sized and quite
expensive coffin was used In which to
bury half OF a mans finger and 4 piece
OF his scalp not larger than a dollar.
A hearse was used. and there were
psllbearers. The section OF finger and
piece OF scalp were all that could be
found of Luther Hickman, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Hickman, who was
blown up at the recent explosion In
the neutralizing house OF the Du Point
Powder company at Louvier.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-08-13
A aRnt Week, suos.st.d.

Why can we not have rat week
and let everybody in the United States
devote the week, or as much time as
POSSIBLE within the week, TO killing
rats? II would be the best paying
weeks work from money and health
standpoint the people ever did, says
the Staunton (va.) Dispatch. II would
be a sanitary labor that would be far
reaching In its effects, the benefits
from which would be Of lasting char
acter.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-08-13
Notice for Publication

!. Andrew NielSou. assignee OF W J. Easton.
y.h; was assignee OF 1. r Roach. OF Emmett.
idaho. who made entry No 10, under
Tx. provisions OF an act OF the legislature
OF the state Of Idaho, commonly known as ths
Carey Act. approved March 2rd, 1852, which
embraces vest y northeast quarter OF section
81 OF township : north OF range west " ,
do hereby give notice OF nay Intention 10
uske final proof 10 establish my clsim IL
the land above described. aud that l eN-
peet 10 prove hat have resided on. reclaim =
90 aud cultivated said land as required ey Law,
before representative OF the state land ooarc
at Emmett. Idaho. on the t5ta day OF August
lste by two Of th-s following witnesses
Joseph L. J0llSy. Michael GiIbrtds, Thomas
A tsordon John 3urgher, all OF Emmett,
Andrew Nelson, Entrynaan.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-08-13

The new directoire gown Is expen-
sive, uncomfortable to wear and very
striking In its appearance, which Is
why the dear women will insist on
wesring It
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-08-13
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William Re1man. Z teveser d New
York city. has he'd plaps drxmn d.
q revolving houss which h. wfu build
1t Baynide. n. Y.
Mr.. Reiruau,s BaystIe horpe viii BE-
the result OF many yoarn Il fhouehf
over the natter Of snnufua hou,e com
fort tn - has offen AecIared that.
with tn advantaeeo Of MODEM amt
ances and e3ectr1cftv. tt,efa eserned lit.
tie reason for the sunny akIe Of 4
horIsa hefn9 In r. ann ali summnef and
the shady side being In H. SHADE All
winter
Mr. Reirnan would haya 4 home the
wfndows az vhaeh nav follow the
sunshine in winter or avoid II In sum-
mer An architect haa studfed TIE
problem and has completed mans for
auch homa whfrh vrtlI n. huilf IT a
cot Of e2S O0O erclnaive Of the real
e4fate
Al prooosed the house VII be con-
structed on a turntabIe. which WIN be
opernted bv electric mower The own
or In his library or bedroom NAV
oress . buffon and on the piaxxas win
sound n tfnkIfn9 Of halls TO those who
are shout to enter or leave the house
warning them that the Reiman home
Ia about To maneuver nv either TIE
right or left 6ank Allowing family.
servants and euests fime TO get either
In or ont Of the house Mr. Reiman
will then press another button. and
the house will swing to right or left.
az he may desire
string In bia ,brarv window and
wearyfng of the view. he may turn the
house around and get smother vista
withopt leaving bis chair or II the
hreeze shifts and the owner Of the
bonsa finds himself emf off from II he
otvas tho alarm and moves his home
a
he 1ets the breeze where he warts ii.
Of course Sunshine and shade will be
hiS to command and If he desires 70
sIaen late and the light ia in his win
dopv bo nrosses the buttan ne.r his bed
and SWINGS away from the east.
The house was designed by Mr.. Rel
man himself and the plans as drawn
show that his scheme Is eminently
nract,caI Mr. Retman Will have uef-
Thor front ncr hack ward TO his house.
The lawns will be so laid out that the
FRONT entrance VIII 6f at INV pofnt of
tho oomross Tho naroIutton of the
bonsa win he pracficafiy pofseiess.
ond mart of tho turntable will be yfsi-
hlo
Mr. Ra,mau beIteyes that his house
viii have n lot of hygienic advan-
toaas
II have had this house In my mind
for a number Of wears" he said.
.sprior to the actual decision to build
7 r,.aa come axnariments TO test the
toasihil,tv Of the plan | do not look
on tho mattar as fad for II Is
onastion of common sense. There Is
No more reason why one should be
-oostod or chilled In certain rooms of
a bonsa vaar after year than there Is
that one should live on the outside Of
Il am satisfied with the plans pro
vidad me and believe that Others will
hn,ld revolving houses. following my
nlansn
NJ Rs,man will begin bnfIdinS the
honsa This summer and will have it
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-20
DOES BiSBEe FEEL PROUD
 OF ITS CRIMINAL RECORD

One of Bisbees s strongest claims to the county seat is the bad eminence of furnish ing by far the greatest DOT portion of criminal cases. Until their sewer system was l n ] l 6 d the sights and smells about Bisbee were a proverb throughout the terri tory. If their foregoing claim IS true, We suggest that they now clean up morally, an in a civic sense-put in a moral sewer - and b z I strongest claim upon [ h ( county seat will disappear just as they now ex pc c typhoid will grow less.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-20

It is probable that dividends on I'm perisl Copper company stock will be resumed before the end of the current year. Last year-in January and April-two dividends of per cent each were paid, and after the second disbursement payments were sus- pended owing to the unfavorable cop- per conditions.
 In July the company showed net profits of $20. 900 from a production of between 6OO,OOO and 100000 pounds of copper.
 Under the terms of the mortgage covering an issue O! bonds, the com pany cannot in . single year distri- bute to stockholders n the form of dividends more ttan 6 per cent, bond interest ealls for SlsO, 900 per annum.
 The Imperial comrany has just operations at its new 300. ton concentrating mill. The concen. trator will eventually be enlarged to permit of the treatment of l0U0 tons . day, while the smelters' second unit ,hould blow in about fortnight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-20
THE RICH MAN vS.
THE POOR MAN.

Bisbee, the Rich Man, vs. Tombstone, the Poor Man.
 Nathan came to K ing David and sad: "There were two men in one city County; the one rich. and ,the other poor.
 The rich man had exceed ing many fioeks and herds; but the poor man had nothing, save one little eve lamb, which he had bought and nourished up; and it grew up together with him. and with his chil- dren; it did eat of, his own meat. and drank of his own cup, and lay in his bosom, and was unto him as a daughter. And there came a traveller unto the rich man, and he spared to take of his own flock and of his own herd. to dress | for the wayfaring man that was come unto him; but took the poor mans lamb, and dressed it for the man that was come unto him. And that David's anger was greatly kindled against the man; and he said to | Nathan ..........the man that hath done this thing shall surely die; and he shall restore the lamb fourfold because he did this thing. and because he had no pity
 And Nathan said to David Thou art the man."
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-20
ARIZONA FOR ARiZ0NANS"
 IS NOW THE BATTlEcRY

There are not a few people who, with apparent good req son, look upon the county seat removal proposition as an ef- fort on the part of certain cor porations, already potent in county affairs, whom we do not need to name, to get a shorter purchase on the coun- ty government. There is also a number of free-born Amer icaD citizens, and loyal Ari- zonans in this neck of the woods, who see no reason why Cochise County should be governed from New Y ork City, Duluth, Minnesota, or Calumet, Michigan. Arizona for Arizonans.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-20
A BIG INDIAN DANCE
Arizona Apache Indians Thank Great
 Spirit for the Copious Rains.

The Globe Silver Belt tells of hun dreds of people, crOwdipg the grand stand at the baseball park Sunday night, saw whs, will in all probability be the last public dance of the Apache Indians in that vicinity.
 Butler, a negro who has married in- to the tribe, and acted as sort of master of ceremonies, introduced forr Indian Devils" as coming from the supreme court" and the dance wss on.
 The "devils" were cooly attired in a coat of paint in fantastic designs over their chests and backs, beaded mocca- s;ns on their feet and strip Of cotton cloth about their loins, but their masks and headdress, a feature in themselves, were of hideousness that batfied description.
 It was over at l0:30, but after the crowd was gone the fire wac piled high with fresh fuel and the Indians began again, dancing through the night to show the Great Spirit how thankful they are for the copious rains he has sent them this year.
 1t is commonly believed that this will be the last Indian dance. as the redmen are g,owing steadily more re- tiring and averse to performing their religious rites before the white spec tators
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-20
\ NEW WAY or GETTING
 SIGNATURES ON THE PETITION

A denizen of Bisbee said to a Tombstonite that the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company was not a corporation because it did not sell any stock. Unfortunately for the Disbeeite's contention, the articles of incorporation of said company are on file in the Recorders office in Tomb stone. If this is a sample oi the dope" Bisbee Board Of Trade is handing out in order to get signers to the petition for removal of the county seat the movement ought to. as i
 will, fail.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-20
The Recent Rains Greatly
 Benefited cochise County

If ever the great unknow able. stopped to whisper en- couragement in the ear oi weary, struggling humanity, he did SO when he sent this series of magnificent rains over Arizona during the months of July and August. Stock was beginning to suffer in Cochise county and the range was almost glistening in the sun, when like a soft and glorious benediction the sum mer rains set in, and i'll a twinkling. all nature sprans into renewed life and the em
 erald carpet soon spread fron l mountain to mountain. tth'
 national thanksgiving shoul'
 be fixed for the middle O ] September, it would be nor
 widely and enthusiasticall. l observed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-20
ARIZONA INDIAN GIRL
Is Awarded Estate of White Parents Who Adopted Her. by Judge Doan

Judgment for the plaintiff was rend- cred in the case of Bessie Brooks Ed gar vs Van +. Brooks; administrator of the estate of Hezekiah Brooks, de- ceased.
 The suit involved the right of the plartIf to the heirship to the property of the estate on the grounds that she was an adopted child of Hezekish Brooks.
 Plaintiff, who is an Apache Indian, was captured by Ed Pack, who killed her II other in an Indian fight in this country Tn the early eos She was then only a tiny tot and her captor presented her to Mir and Mrs. Brooks. She was raised to womanhood unoer their care stsring the same roof Mrs. Brooks preceded her husband to the grave, and after her death, plaintiff married Andy Edgar. Sh. Is now tine mother of several children. Judge Hezekiah Biooks, who was the first probate judge Li Yayapai county, died two years ago. She instituted claim to his estate on the grounds of being his adopted child. Her claims were contested by the relatives of the de- ceased, residing in the east. She pressed her suit ia the district court
 The case was heard acme months ago by Judge Sloan and taken under advisernen.. resulting in the present decision.-Prescott Journal. Miner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-20
THE SUPERVISORS
Routine and Other Business Trans-
 acted at the Meeting Yesterday.

At the meeting of the Board of St. perY,sors yesterday, much business was transacted.
 Besides fixing the date for consider. ing the county seat removal petition for September 2S at l p. m. many other petitions on road and tax mat. ters were disposed Of.
 Geo. Bravin was appointed consts- hle of Tombstone precinct to fill va. cancy of Jas Kelly, resigned.
 A protest was received objecting to joining Of Fsirbank X Curtis precincts in primary election call. No action was taken on same.
 A petition to divide Douglas road district was received.
 The contract for building of ,em- etery fence at Tombstone was awarded to c Tarbell, secretary of the cem- etery committee for s649.50; which is the county's proportion of expense for building same. Many bills were audited and passed upon, the meeting being the regular monthly session.
 Adjournment was taken until Court House Day" on September 2S
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-20
THEY WILL PLAY HERE
The Boston Bloomer Girls Will Play
 Tombstone Club On Saturday.

A. F.. GaulI, advance agent of the Boston Rloomcr Girls Baseball Club, was Tn Tombstone today arranging for a date with the Tombstone club for a match game in this city on Saturday next. Instead of purse the gate receipts will be delivered to the visit ors from the City of Culture. The Bloomer Girls, eighteen in number, travel in s private car, and will arrive here on Saturday to play the local team. The following day they w,ll be in Bisbee, and are at present in Tocsor playing a series of games. The loca fans are enthusiastic for a game ant an exciting contest is looked for.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-20

The alleged divergence of the Bis-
 bee school bond deal and permitting the option for school house site to Ia )se in favor of the court house Ie- movai plan, is causing much adverse comment in Bisbee and elsewhere. THE PROSPECT R believes the school trustees of B!sbee are honorable men who have the best interests of their school district at heart and not one of whom would lend himself to such a proceeding which would visi. upon them the contempt of their constitu- ency, but the manipulations from other quarters and ingenious methods employed bringing about such s condition, is meriting a just rebuke and the facts are being unearthed and brought 10 light. Bisbee should not be deprived of her high school in lieu oi a county seat proposition that is the dream of a visionary few, who would not hesitate to plunge the county in sea of bonded indebted ness.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-20
IN THE CHIRICAHUAS
Much Development Work Going on in
 Cochise's Mountain Districts

A! Brockman, the veil known min ing man, returned yesterday from the Chiricshus mountains, where he has been for several weeks doing assess ment work on some mining claims which he owns m conjunction with Hon John Slaughter. Mir, Brockman brought with him an old battered copper hammer which bore the uum- Der ll64, which he will place in his collection of relics of the mountains The old hammer was picked up in one of the mountain gulches. Mir. Brock man says there is considerable assess- men, work now going on in the Chlri. cahuas and much good ore has been taken out of the several clsims-!r. ternstionsl Anne ican.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-20
The Entire County
 Is Not centered In Bisbee

The complaint of the people
 of Blsbee, which they make
 as a justification for their ef-
 fort to move the county seat,
 is that they are inconvenience
 ed by being compelled to come
 to Tombstone to court In the
 blindness of their self absorp- tion they are unable to see that other people would be just as much Inconvenienced by having to go to Bisbee.
 Positively the only solution of the problem would be to have a county seat i'll every town. But since this cannot be We are compelled to look at things as they are, and will All of the other people of the county, except those of Douglas and Naco, would have to travel much farther than they do now if the county seat were in Bis bee. Where people combine for the common good, all must suffer some inconvenience, but the total result is what We aim at, and hepreponderance of good is secured by having | the court house in Tombstone. |
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-20

Aside from the fact that Tombstone is the best located point and most convenient center in Cochise county for a county seat which the wisdom and foresight of the early pioneer founded, Tombstone abounds in historic romance, sentiment and traditions, which the Ar zonan delights to refer to and which as a strong claim on his consider ation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-20
From Wednesdays Daily.

Suit No. 5423 filed. Sydney T. simp- son vs The New Mexico X Arizona Railroad Company. An action for damages. s25. Appeal from the Justice of the Peace court.
 The Ladies Aid Of the Methods, church will meet at the church 1hurs. | day afternoon at O o'clock All mem- bers urged to be present.
 Keith Preston was in from Dragoon Ranch today on a brief business visit. He states that there is considerable mining activity in that section and claim owners are beginning to get busy with their assessment work.
 Miss Mayme Chamberlain arrived today from Chicago 10 accept the position Of stenogrspher in the law oi,lce of Judge Ben Goodri.h.
 County Treasurer J. \. Gaines went to Bisbee this afternoon on official business.
 Phoenix is experiencing. a wave of godliness unparalleled in the city history. At one time drring the past week the city jail was without a sin. gle occupant.
 The big combination show at The Schieffelin is billed for tonight. Jonn J. Hsrter, former Tombston, resident, WAS married at Prescott or the l2th inst., to Miss Ida Grove
 Tombstone friends join THE PRosPEc Il TOR in extending congratulations. l Word vas received from Lesdvill that a serious stsbbing affrsy hal i. occurred at that burg today. A Lum
 Der of Mexicsns were celebrating tn national independence day and som misunderstanding srose between
 Mexican named Gonzales ard a cour i. trymsn, whose name ~ss not learne, Gonzales stabbed the latter and fled
 The condition of the wounded man
 very serious and it Is heiieved he wi
 not live. Gonzales recently served
 q jsii sen. ence in Tombstone and Il officers were notified to look out f'
 him. Particulars of the sffray a
 meager.