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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-31
Next Lecture Course Number

Wednesday. January 6. is the
date of the next lecture course
number. 1t will be musical
number for the most part, being
giving by the noted Colonial Sax.
ophoDe Quartet, assisted BY Miss
Victoria Linn, reader. The pro-
gram given by this musical quar-
tet consists not only { f instrument.
al music, but of singing as we'll
They are described as versatile
four" They play the saxophone
with great ability and their sing
ing is equally effective. Where
ever they have appeared they have
delighted their audiences, and
many say it is the best number in
the course. Miss Lynn comes
Highly RECOMMENDED as reader of
great ability. She is genius in
the natural, unaffected delincatiou
of character and the simple telling
of good story.
The Colonial Saxophone Quar-
tette gave very merltOr1OuS con-
cert. Besides saxophone quar-
tette the Colonials form good
male quartette and the members
are accomplished musicians in
other ways. The company is un-
usually versatile and presents
varied program certain to please
Daily Public opinion, Watertown,
S. D.
A favorite reader, Miss Lynn
bad her audience with her from
he very start. They laughed
With her and with her bowed in
She puts her soul into {
ler work and every word and ees- (
ure brings forth not only the $
orce OF the speaker but the mean a
ng of the writer. Those present a
peak in the highest of terms of the G
ecital and are agreed that Miss G
.ynn stands in the front rank of
American readers. Democrat La
irande, Ind. Single admission g
this number is SO cents. 0
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-31
AENQY's GIGANTIC PROJECT
Three Mile Tunnel a.d Tramway :, Be
Built from the River to Pearl

I
Hi Henry is man of large in.
terests and great projects. He Is
a man of almost infinite resources
and he generally accomplishes his
purposes. Just now he is enpag-
ed IN a project that will have q
tremendous bearing upon the devel-
opment of the mining properties
OF the Pearl district.
Mr. Henry, it is reported upon
reliable information, has interest.
ed capital in a tunnel and tram
way from the river to the town
OF Pearl, and also a smelter to be
located near the river. He has
set number of men at
work and will add others SO soon
as it is possible to make room
or them.
The tunnel will be nearly three |
niles 10 length and eight feet
vide. The starting point on the
fver side is in the gulch south
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-31

The Liucoin mine at Pearl,
which has been in the hands a !
receiver since last spring MS sod
"n Monday to Harry l., Neall, Il
agent representing capitalists OF
PhiIadeipbia, who paid e45. COO
The debts Of the company will Be-
paid in full. and settlement 10 both
miners and material men. who
We're the principal creditors, is now
being made.
Neall at once took possession Of
the property and set force Of men
at work to keep the mine free from
water. tits reported that q crew
Of iOO men will be put to week
within short time and that the
mill will be run TO its capacity.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-31
Fire at Silver City

! Silver City. Dec. 29.-Eieh,
business houses on Main Street oil
this city were entirely DESTROYED
with most of their contents this
morning during an early fire which
originated in Chinese restaurant
directly opposite the court house
The hre started at 2 O'Clock this
morning, quickly spread to the adj
joining buildings and soon the en-.
tire row of frame building along
the street were ablaze, the flames
shooting high into the air, and
lighting up the snow covered hills
and gulches around the city and
attracting attention from citizens
OF Dewey and DeLamar, who at
once hurried to the scene and ren.
dered all assistance possible to
check the flames which threatened
tor time to destroy the entire
camp. 1t was only after two
had been dynamited that
the course of the flames were
checked and the remainder of the
,ity saved from destruction. The
destroyed are the Mike
Rock building ON Washington
treet. Frank Lowry's saloon, the
ireete saloon, Mike Rock S lodg-
ng house, Caldweil's store and 1
-ouls Walkers barber shop were
estroyed in addition to the res
aurant. The fire was checked at
be Caldwell store, which was
'recked by the explosion of 35
ounds of giant powder. The loss
estimated at $4,000, very little of
being covered by insurance.
like Rock was the heaviest loser.
lie was the owner Of the building
by the restaurant and :
owery's saloon as we'll as of the
coming place.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-31

After three months Of suffering
4om heart disease. James W. Green
4ed early Monday morning. aged
Years. Deceased was born il
Weston, Ore, December %. 1869.
On Jsne IL. 1893, he was married
70 Miss Myrtle Green and to their
union were born four children.
Two boys and two girls. Besides
these, he leaves four brothers and
two sisters. He was member of
she !. O. O. F. nnder whose au.
spices the funeral was conducted
9h- services were held at the
a ethodist church by Rev. Guilt
son.
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Christmas at the Churches.

A large audience listened to the
excellent program given in the
Christian church Christmas eve.
The little ones Of the Sunday
school are to be commended for the
part they took in the exercises.
The Christmas tree looked very
pretty, and at the proper time San
ia Claus appeared and performed
his part with cheerful and gener.
Gus spirit.
The Presbyterian people render
ed an interesting program, and
Christmas tree loaded with good
things attractive to the children
stood i'll one corner of the room.
Every child received candy and
Mr.. Kesgard furnished popcorn
balls for all. Several of the teach
ers received presents from mem.
bers of their classes, and the pastor
and his wife were remembered bv
the Japanese members of the church
IN the shape of fine study lamp.
At the Baptist church there was
Christmas tree and treats for the
children. The Sunday school
were remembered with
lifts and Pastor Marguder and
wife were recipients of many pres
nts. A program of music and
ecitations was rendered.
The Methodist church had tree
and Santa Claus found time to be
resent, much to the delight of
he Children. No one was forgot
IN nj the distribution of gifts
-om Santa's pack. The Sunday
2hool gave an entertaining pro-
ram. .
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-31
new CITY BUILDING
Contract Awarded to Jona-
than Moulton at $1481.

The city council on Monday nigh
awarded the contract for the cree
ton of the new city building tc
Jonathan Moulton at his bid of 81.
481.
The building will be construct
ed OF cement blocks, and will con-
tain rooms for the fire department
and Offices for city officials. 1t
will have frontage on Washing
ton street of 80 feet and a depth of
40 feet. The FIRE apparatus room
will be l5x39 feet and provided
with cement floor and a drain for
carrying off water. There will be
two rooms for the use of city off.
cials, one 15x25. the other 13x15.
The ceilings will be 12 feet high.
The council also appointed Judges,
clerks and registrars of the CITY
election which will be held Tues
day, April 6. and fixed the polling
places. The election will he held |
under the new city charter and the
othcers to be elcted are. Mayor,
clerk, treasurer, police Judge. city
engineer and two councilmen from
each ward to serve two years.
First ward-Polling place, city
hall. Registrar. Mrs. Laura Kel-
ly; receiving judges, Frank Cros-
son, D. Knox. David Basye; count. !
ing judges, George Demasters, T.
Q. Magruder; distributing clerk, :
Maggie Murray. Second ward = :
Registrar. Mrs. Jennie Stanley; !
receiving. Jonathan Moulton, Jas. +
klnzer, w. l.. Powell: counting. +
H. A. Blackman, w. H. Lively, a
lanes Barrett; distributing. Mrs. h
Frank Carpenter. Third ward : !,
Registrar Mrs. Banks; receiving, r
). A. Parker, W. H. Cooke, John n =
Waters; counting, Harry Carmi- Il
hael, Harry Shropshire, M. A. 4,
toss; distributing, Mrs. John f
Waters. .
Polling places-First ward, city .,
all. Second ward, Socialist hall. E
bird ward, DeClark's real estate ~
flee. w ;"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-31
fARTnouM N HnY /.
The Death List Estimated q
Be 100, 600.

Rome, Dec.2 The three prov
inces Of Cozensa, Catansaro an,
Re1gio di CaIabria. comprisins
the department at Calabria whicii
forms the southwestern etxremit,
OF Italy. Of -tbe toe of the boot >
were devastated today by an earth.
quake, the far-reaching effects oi
which were felt almost throughout
the entire country.
One hundred thousand dead .
Aessina, Sicily, and Reggie and
2 score of other towns in southern
Italy overwhelmed; the entire
Calabrian region laid waste; that
is the earthquakes record so far Is
at present known from the reports
that are coming in to Rome on ac-
count of the almost complete de-
struction of lines of communication
to the stricken places.
The death rate of Messina ranges
from 1900 to So coo; that of Reg |
gio, which. with its adjacent vii |
lagos, numbered $4,000 people. in
,lndes almost the entire population.
At Palmi LOCO are reported dead !; /
It Cass.no. 1000; at Cosen.a, 5OOOI
md halt the population of Bagnara.
bout 1000. The Monteleon re-
ion has been devastated and Ri
'osa, Seminara, San Giovanni
ella. Lazazro and Cannitelioa ,
nd llother communes and villages :
n the straits are ruined.
The horror and destructiveness
this visitation probably will ex-
aed that OF any earthquake in It.
y since 1889. when 10000 per-
ms perished at Messina alone.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-31
Says They Are Dreamers

Evening Capital News: Nv
attention was attracted by an article
in the Emmett Index, written bv
one 6. B. Mains, forest supervisor.
Now, am just common farmer
ard usually keep my nose out of
the other fellows business. But
1t seems t. me that this world i,
full OF idle dreamers aud theorists
VINO are constantly trying t.
ineddle with the other fellows
business. just as this man wants
to DO. What does he know about
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-31
A FIGURING Mil

Mr.. Pierce of St. Anthony was
IN the city last week visiting B. c.
Bowers and sounding the business
men as to the desirability of En-
NETT as location for a Touring
mill. Mr.. Pierce is an expert
Hour manufacturer, having a mill
III Fremont county. He has taken
afsking to Emmett. however, and
# he IS given encouragement will
build a 80 barrel mill here. The
Commercial Club will take the
matter up at its next meeting.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-31

lhe Easter stamp mill is kept n
almost continual operation doing
custom work for Pearl properties.
A few days ago clean up was
made OF l25 ton run from ore in
the Dewey property. An average
OF sl7.25 ton, or $3.50 for the
run, was taken from the plates, and
the concentrates assayed @1O5O be-
sides.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-31
Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the Sand
Hollow Ditch company will be
held at city hall, Emmett, on Sat
urdav, January 2, at 2 O'Clock D.
m, for the purpose of electing
officers for the ensuing year.
]. B. Davies. Secretary.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-31
Narrow E.cape Prom Drown;nx.

One of A. Cruickshank,s a sonx
had a narrow escape from death by
drowning on Saturday. While
skating near the White Pine dam.
he broke through the ice, and be-
ing unable to swim was helpless
in the water. His cries attracted
Louie Degen, who brayely went
to his rescue, and with the assist
ance OF others the two were with
difficulty brought to land, Mr..
Degen in an exhausted condition
and the boy unconscious.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-31
Scott to Join the Army.

Chicago, Dec %. Walter Scott
death Valley Scotty," entered
the United States recruiting Office
today and declared his intention of
enlisting. 81 have set the pace
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-31

The next number of he lecture
course will be given Wednesday
veening. January 6, by the Saxo-
phone Quartet. assisted by Miss
Lynn. reader. General admission
so cents.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-31

Mems Rival hats $500 at
Hun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

Or. l.. z. cspps. Of the Seattle
Optical Co.. has returned. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

To fully appreciate Rudolph =
ability. " Is necessary 60 hear him
tell Of his fighting ability. In the
sporting editors office Of one Of
New fork's leading newspapers. he
VAS asked shat chance he thought
he would have wtth Cans. Rudolph
mOdeatlY" replied Well. Chloe
must be licked some day. aud am
the felloN vat can do II. II Was
not sure ! could zip him wouldn't
- - anxious 70 fight him. And
don't forget. I don't only fight nit
my hands. bat I Use ms pfaIns aud
ms feet as veil am De regular
rims chenerai.
II Chloe fights me- continued
Rudolph. eit viii pc the greatest
drawing card q promoter could get.
W. am the resi cheese. and de
coast and De people are Just crazy
to see me They aas how beat
Nelson and Memsie. and thons
ehermana Ia Los Angeles would bet
all their money on me They would
bet 4, even II they knew was soln'
% lose. because they think 20 much
81 me-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
New Recruits Play Up 10 MidSeason Form and Dugdale
Is Tickled.

In two cracking fast games. that
were almost up to midseaaoR
ferm, Dugdale's 1905 recruits made
their formal bow 60 the fans On
Saturday afternoon and yesterday
The SATURDAY game. with the team
ffom the L. = 5. Pennsylvania.
MdNh IA the regulars anncNlng the
leng end at a to I SCORE. Yes.
terday the home hoys duplicated
the trick by trimming the fast gm.
kteur aggrsHatien from Snohomish
The boys from the river town ear
risd q goose egg home. the ninth
ianlag ending with the score II
90 D.
As a pre- season exhibition the
games we've all 20 the candy There
Is as much difference between the
recruits Tot the team last year and
the asEreKation nugdaic has gath.
cred together this season a. there
Il between day and night II the
rev ones continue at the lick they
developed during these first two
games e will be- hard matter 10
pare do~n the material Tor the
regular team
The infield play Is fast and snap
py. and while the outfteld was not
called upon very severely IN either
game there vas enough doing IA
the seeoad ring 10 show that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

wings are well protected The
throwing from the field WAS accur
ate aud satisfactory Ia every way.
In Saturdays game the sailor
h0ys developed regular league
stride and everyone Vas well
pleased at THE showing the visitors
made They are a gontlemanly lot
uf fellows who are not only cap.
able. but who play the game for all
there + IN Il Their infield II good
enough Cor ans league. and the
men outside OF the diamond were
ready for every play which came
into their territory Caidcrhcad. At
second base. PLAYS y wonderfully
fast game. and accepted eight
chances without an crrnr. Hla
catch Of BENEFITS hot iiuc.ddye
vas \ splendid piece OF work. Free
man aud Martin. tho battery for
the sailors. kept the ioaguers
guessing all the time. Freeman
has sood eoulrol aud plenty OF
curves. Martin could SGT a job
haekslopping Tor a league team any
time he areJed the money.
Mctcalf. nagdalc's new side
wheeler. opened the game FOR the
regulars and fot four innings had
the play well IN hand Mobley.
shom Dus brought up from Cali
fofniA, served the Blenders Tor the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
(seastIs Star Exclusive ssrvlcs.l

Seattle Star Exclusive sersice.l
NEW YORK. March s0s--Rudolph
Unholx. the Boer lightweight. IL in
this city. amusing the sporting ed
itorx and everyone he comes in con.
tact with To hear him talk one
would think he was a Dutch mono
iozue artist. instead o. a prize.
fighter
A match has been practically ar.
ranged between Unh0ix and Cans
TO be held In San Francisco on Dec.
Grafton day. and the fight Il TO 20
IS rounds. as unh0ix wiIl agree 20
nothing Tess. Cans. however. Dc
mands guarantee OF $4,000. which
he will probably get unholx states
he viii rot fight In the Fast. nor
win he do any fighting at al until
he meets Cans. After that he viii
be glad 10 take on any one Of the
iishtweights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
DELEGATES SlDESTEP
Threatening ISSUES

Instead " the anticipated fire.
works. the session Of the delegates
to the Pacific Northwest association
meeting. who met In the parlora
Of the Seattle Athletic club on Sat.
urday. proved TO be devoid OF any
thing sensational The blg fight
Whirh had been threatened over the
retention of VIII inEiia "a secretary
Of the association did not material.
lie. Inglls and the rest OF the Of.
ficcrs rendered their resignation.
but few moments later fnglis was
elected By unanimous vote to the
office he had Just vacated
Portland will get the next annual
championship meet on June 6 New
organizations elected To member
ship include Washington State Col.
iege. University Of Oregon. Univer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
LEAGUERS SHOW UP STRONG
IN PRACTICE GAMES

next three inhlaEa aud Harry Rush
finished out the game Mobloy
made a good impression Rush was
tnne Wild. but should speedily
settle down Into form.
Sohufield at first. Bennett az soc
oud. nudleY Al short and Sd lick
~ Al third made np the infleld aud
PLAYED gllt.edge ball Myers took
crack &C the third cushion aud
va. there with blue ribbons
Frisk Was at left. Qulgloy at cen
ter aud Coy al right field FEiak
aud Coy led the regulars With I've
hits each. Hickey annexed one
safe hinro For the sailors. Me
Mhofter. He'll aud 0oldfua each
landed safely
The locals had things a little
more their own way with the Sno
homlah AGGREGATION Allen aud
kaesehel had a Try ont Ia the box
aud between them uideswiped
snohomish with bis cipher. The
weather was cold. but several
hundred Of the faithful we're on
hand Myers and Stevens DID the
bon work Tor tho rivcr.taWn team
Dudley WAS the hitting hid FOR the
regulars. annetinE three safe
biuKoes Sehofieid. Frlsk. Ham.
mend. Forticr. Stanley and tiies
ehel each hlt safely Fortler and
Stanley took turns at the home sta
ton The new man showed up
we'll. Stanley was the old reliable.
as always
To-day the squad will divide up
Tor a practice game among them.
selves. aud tomorrow the regulars
play the Washington hiKh school
team. II weather permits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
TO sse sArTLgsalPs

Take boats At pier 3 Ten ronud
trips daily. soc round trip. .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
TO ssE sArrlEsnIps

fake boats at Pier . Ten round
rips daily. soc round trip. sse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
ISSUES BOXING
BOOK BY BURNS

A souvenir edition OF Hseiensifie
HoxiaE and Self ucfsnme. edited
By Tommy nusna. champion heavy.
weight II the world. has bs.eh o.
sued from tho press Of Health ant
Strength. Ltd The book 81 pro
f1seiy illustrated with clever half
tones. showing various taonma and
blows. together slfh possible cnun.
trsA ard aefsaMea
burns dcdieates the edition 10
This National sporting club. Ia
memory Of the hospitaile and
spartnmsniikc manner Ia which that
historic Institution has treated me
and the hoata OF other Amevicnn
and Canadian boxers who have
fought there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

Rudolph says that one 81 the fea.
sons Tor bis telnK "a tough IL due
to the fact that he followed the
mast for eiEht Years. on one of
bis trips araund the Horn he wore
no shoes. and his attire consisted
II q pair 81 ovefalls md a thin an.
dafshirt. which ksHetifuca we're
frozen stiff. Look - that hand. .
said he proudly. doubllng up bis
fist Did you ever see such a
hand on a little fighter Look AZ
the muscles. Indecd. To even
think of Rudolph's strength. aecord.
ing 10 his statements, would hurt
yon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
HIGH WHIIEwAsHEs VARSITY NINE

landed onlf tao safe hlta
The Eame ~aa fast from start TO
finish. and Mgllen. Coyic and He'll
we're the heavy ssatgers Of the sea
son. As the hlEh school boys PLAY
the regular league team tomorrow
afternoon. the Victory added a lot
Of ginger 10 the team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

slty Of idaho, Whitman College.
Public School League OF Seattle
aud the Academic League of Port.
land The old registration commit
tee viii stand and motion was
carried ratlfsing all the previous
acts of the association. which puts
an end to all disputes within the
ranks OF the = y. A. Loren Grin.
etcd was elected tn a place on the
board OF managers. succeeding Tom
Mcdonald. resigned
The question Of reinstatinK n
number OF athletes 20 amateur
standing was left in allowance. as
the proposition may hava 10 be
taken mp with tho officials OF the
Amateur Athletic Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
NM. CARLISLE.

Carlisle Il 40 fast that he siii run
away from his clothes some dAf tie
got his speed a. a Md chasing cot
tnutailn In the bunch grass country
lie used Co hoak up with a cotton.
tail ~ hig ~ dos and rnn the
bunch 81 springs o. death Carlisle
4. apt to reside ~ the Hub this
summer lie NAV not be = regular.
bat be IL a sweet bail player aud
Mcclure wout let him inoae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
PLAYER RELEASED.

q Richards. wha pFaeticed
. Friday with Dagdals'u bansh.
. has beeu released This morn
q lnK the local manager stated
. that Richards needed about I
. QUO year more in the minor
. league before beluK takcn
. into the coast bunch Daxaale
. Is wsii pleased with the Try
. outs. and HsYs All are tlliiaE
. the btu 80 far.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

LITTLE RosK Ark. March 50
lin Mcclure has a speed merchant
trying for ana outfield JOE doNn here
who will make Jack ThoarY, Geo
Waters. llarrY hAy. Elmer Flick
and some usofe Americas League
aprintefs look tu their AhToia this
summer tIia name IL VIM Carlisle.
and he halls FROM out thar ou the
anti1apaneas eHxn Of the cnatinuuf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

Washington high doWnrd the
baseball team Of the state aHlyer
atty yesterday. infileting q coat Of
thick vhitewanh upon the upper
school players Bedford. who pitch
81 for the high school. was In nqlen
did form aud had u ntriksoDfa TO
his credit The university players
The Adair County news., 1908-02-12
CANDY PULLING.

On last Friday evening Miss Edna
Lewis opened her doors to the young
people of "Pea Ridge" the occasion
being an old fashioned candy pulling.
1t was a success in every particular, as
Miss Lewis entertainments always are.
After the candy was made and pulled,
the guests returned to the parlor,
where 'Lost Heir" was played by
a number of the party, while the re-
mainder were listening to rare music
rendered by some of the most accom-
plished of the gathering. Those pres
ent were:
Misses Mont Walford, Mabel Atkins,
Carrie Walker, Lima and Madge Rosen-
field. Mamie Baker, May Suits and
Sue Baker; Messrs. R. Y. Hindman,
H. T. Baker and T. E. Jeffries.