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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-28
Yafterierne | stiGsatt.

On franff Groiesior bar foretaget
en- praftiif llnoerisselie af, ON
SfiRgget er ifaoeIigt eler gopnligt.
San foretog en- Spaoiertlir giennem
Baris meo to Serrer. ben enc nteo,
ben anoen iioen SfiGg, os tos Dem
oerefter meo bjert til fit 2aborato-
rum, bpor be mootoges nf en- iirlg
Game, Der bar leiet til at Iaoe fig
fpsie al Dem. ,Ssrit itob Serren
lioen Sfirg for Eur. Otter Spsiet
blep Der me6 en- tintfri 8srite faget
en- Grspe at ben ultee Danes 2Rber
90 operfsrt poa en- goo Sorbbunb for
Mifrober. Gen rtge Danes 2Gber
blep berpaao reniet % ben fi9ggebe
Serre fit fit apS. Nu bite bet zig
efter nogIe 9ageS 6orlsb, at Der paa
Trspen fra 4erren uoen SfiRg fun
fanotes en- ringe MGngoe Sim, mems
Der mploret af 9afterier paa ben
ifjGggeoe Serre. Sslgen at timber.
isgelien er. at ole Gamer maa 90.
pares mob at fpsie Serrer meo
SfiGg. De ifi9g9eoe Serrer maa
ielpfslgelig baabe paa, at Gamerne
life retter iig efter 5~orruftens Raao,
ba 10 iiffert elIerS en- WGneoe ODER.
ifjGg bill foripinbe / Sremtioen,
napnlig bpis DC CT paa ct tioligt
Stabium at llopiflinsen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-28
Could Do Better with the Pillow.

In his early days in the newspaper
field a prominent Southern editor was
visited by a Georgia farmer, having
his seventeen-year-old son in tow,
and who upon entering the Office,
said: II came to git some informa-
ton, Editor"
II shall be glad to afford you any
that ] can" was the polite response.
WELL" said the farmer, this boy
o mine wants to go into the literary
business, an | thought you would
know if there was any money in it.
It's a good business, amt is?"
well, yes" said the editor, after
some little hesitation; "I've been in /,
myself for some vars, and -"
Whereupon the farmer eyed him
from head to foot, glanced around the
poorly-furnished Office, surveyed the
editor once more, and then, turning
to his son, said: Come long home,
Jim, and git back to your plowin'."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-28

Monoen bar utpiIiomt ferret ct
niropanIis feiiIigt Nptaarsgifoe.
Msen bet mon bape prret en- farIie
gIanoing.
SfiaIoe imibIcrtio, ifriper 1Grem-
ffriot1, Manben blipe peIfisnet meo
Here "arpinGer" uboper Wnaren,
titrbe mlIigens 8oIitiets Meobirfcn
.prre bel ian poatrapet JON Soromo.
rcus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-28
6icelerifen.
Gn pirfeIis Sesipenbeb.

Or. @iloe tGnote en- up Gigaret.
9erpaa lgnet bon Jig maeelig tilbage
/ Den blsoe alubitol, De ifarpe, floge
Zine panoret eitertenfiomt fra BEN
enc til Den anbelr, % meb en- Sful-
hertrRfnins ia ban:
Mine Serrer! Se penter paa
at bsre Ell Siltorie ON mig. Seq
fan ogiaa Ell, Der fan al alporliee
Wennefer noget at tenfe oper, Ell,
Siloragelie, bois bilnfle 8aa-
Der FILTER fig no ira bore alminbeliga
&~lubiamtalers 9aanbelige Hipeau -
men - ct flint ironiif Smil fruiei
bans 2rber II ieg frpgter, at De,
naar leg er f0roig, bill betraste mig
iom en- fantaitif Saenfortaler eller
iom Ell Siuosips, Der er modem til
Gaarefiiten.
90 miu prebe apllega - ban
bsiet fig imilcnbe for en- pngre Sinbs-
ipgelege - foutmer bel tililut til al
orbinere mig Ell aolopanbsfur.
Gen lille, blonde SinosipgeIeee
meo oct iopioIe aniigt ia ipsaenbe:
Gn obernaturlig Siitorie! Sa,
hpprfor life. fipre geul
Gen 9lbre 2Gge bespnote roligt:
@i itoffars Menneifer er altfor
tilbsielige til at file os itolte ooer Dor
Sioeu % til at sjsre Har al Sort.
eeuS Spertro. Sor nogle aar iioen
pilbe man bu betrngtet Den, iom pau'
itob, at ban peo Si9lp af pisie 2ps.
itraaler fuuoe ie giennem 0setal, Sra
% luffeoe Gore, iom iplittergal.
Mon Der life auereoe MI ifulbe fin.
oeS Wenneifcr meo alore &ultur oa
bsiere aaubeIia 9annelie, meb finere
9erper, iom er i 9eiibbelie al ii9le.
Iiae gpner, iom hi fsrit foar ON Su'
timber al aor2 Men ieg bill life gribe
inb / SortGuiueens Sang.
Saeen forboloer iig iaaleoes:
Som 9e peo, bar ieg | mango
slar SfibsIGoe paa Sambnrg'ame
rifa.2inien. 5enere blep iea auiai
peo en- boIanoif 2inie, Der ienote Sfi'
be til set oitinoiifc SAB, De ipofineii'
tie apiter % imaa inbilfe Saoe. Sci
bar en- itreng % o~pIlioenoe Sieneitt
/ sIsoenoe Sol os uiunot aiima.
Ien leg fun0e BOG life beiiutte mig
iii at penbe biem til ben lille moro
tpite @p, bpor min forlopeoe pente1
mig; leg piloe ie mig liot ON fsrlt
Seq neoiatte mig iom 2Gse | en- al d
imaa lpbinoiife 8per. Sntet Selifab,
ireeu Seatrc eaer aoncerter eaer nrt'
ore goipreOelier, intet al alt Oct, ION
er u~sbpenoiet for ct auItlumenne'fe
Seq toe Serfor meo 8lGoe moo en-
SamburspenS Snobpoelie til at oper'
bore en- iRoiit @isglerioreitiaing.
Iine Serrerl @i bar cfte ! 81
iibite gor bapt 2eiligbeo til paa uo.
itilingcr % I%ianenoe at beurtore o.
inbiife 6afirCrs merfelige, ligefren
iorblsiieoe Garoisbeb, 90 hi er Jon
oiteit fommet til Den Sperbepisning
at oct i De ileite SilfGloe life blo'
oreier iis ON ppperIige Saifenlpiaer'
funiter, men at oisie bruno Ssnr,e'
al ct Gloaammelt, belist aliltnrlarf
cr / geiio6cIie al aanoelige gpner
Der filler ali set, iom pi ! BETTER
falSer Sugaeitiou % Sppnole
Sfpgge.
Soleu ltob enonu beit paa Srmlen
2uiten bar 0~iennemiigtig % flar. %
pi naaooe Sen iiore, rnnoe Blaos
bpor 5oreitiuingen ifuIoe soa for rs
observation-disclosures bar ubpre primitive
en- Snor iatsiort til VGle omsas
@laoieu, o. paa benne itco en- aiirp
Srfeifret brjtnA M Ell ll0eu SQuu0
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-28

Srncn uaaancr miot paa Notten.
"auguItl" ROPER bun. Ser er Ell
Spp noe / &ieffenet!"
Mmnbcu: "8aa III, Oh berlib, Alma.
lie, Sppen er bel life iaa feie en- lis.
ling. at ban operiolber en- pGrJeIss
Spinoe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-28
Gm HiH8 Syr.

Eli en- SomiIie i Sfien tom lite
R~ptaarSbag Ell Wono itprtenoe %
bab iao megct ON at u%noltploe, nler
bans Some boooe retop / bette Gie.
blif faoet Jig cit lioen arpina, % alt
bar goot % bel. Mcn Soromoren
(bon rppnte benoeS Hapn) bapoe %
orbineret, at aonen siebIiffelig buroe
iGtte ct Bar Srammer tiaips, % ga
ban ieIp alorig bolbt oenilaes ga.
ger, maattc ban bespprre uleilige
Sen isrite Den beoite,
Gen lptfeIige 6aoer CAB ct pberit
tropGrbi9t Snotrpf % ba man life
tuuoe bare oper fit Sierte at Iaoe
&oncn unbpGre Den forreiten noget
panialoenoe Mebicin, fit Manoeu ct
Eor aoOe 0rammer paa ell SIaife,
hoormeo ban benrpft itprteoe afiteo
liociaa burtig iom ban bar fommen,
Oct bar Siiitoag lite Sanuar. 90
un6er Bitter taller man 10 ON nlargt
% meaet - life minoit on Ipffelige
Gnmiliebegipeubeoer. Mten ou piloe
SiIiuIoet, at Here Of De SiliteoepG.
reube funoe berette ben ielpianune
Siitorie ON Den iIfproige Mano %
Den eiter Dram imGgtenoe Some.
Oct bar utpilicmt ben iamne, Der
poa Dc f~orifielligite Steoer bopoe in.
faSieret belle apanta al De forifiellis.
ite Spirittoia. 90 peb Sprinsnius
til Soromoren filnoe man fouitotere,
al ilere andre bar fonmet meb mere
eler minbre forbIommcuSe Sore.
~ipsrsler | iamme Retning.
- -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-28
ucrife Kpa>
1S14-19O5
T1eo portrater, Siosrafer 90 en- literatur'
hiforif Jnbleonins PEG
4artTttan preTtearn.

Teme Canning norffs spaS, Der gil ior rbsipnimss'
afbeIing s9eeorab gohen1 iro Sult 1909 til december 1908,
er MI nteb enseI Ret.ler % Sordnerinser utfonrnet Bog
form. BIanbt anbet er Der tilfset ct Rprtrrt al Gasmnnb
Winie, Tom, faa pbt oisss, albris fr bar paret Dfentissiort.
Hpeen aper ct inmIet Einebs al ben uprne Ipriite 3istnins
toet LANCE TibsruH, iom iretfer fs ntensm be to rterfelise
6ribebsoar 1914 % 1905. Zen ~ineeboIoer Rprtratter os
giosraFer at ~iplssnbe 9istere tinisenreo ct ropaIs al berss
Sists:
apber Sasen, SOban stOrm gaund. Gonras gteorat
SdpaG, Simpu Ctaus gspfT. geaurtts Sanfen, Senyif gnier
9ierrsaarb, Senri ~g8erselarb, 8. .. @elbapen, Splpefer
eipertipn, gtrifian geunien, Gnbreas aeHHh, Ssrgen Iepe,
q. U. @eIrIs, Or. y. 2anbtab, 2. u. Senieu, Clans BapeIs
Hiis. Ebeobor aisruIf, Ole Bic, Spar Gaien, aasmmS
ginie, Camilla Gouett, ID. 8. Rpnrab, Senrit Sbien, gisrn.
iierne DisrniOn. Ensebret Spueeu, Senrif arcbu, Spnas Sic,
aorens Sietridion, arHtian Glitter, arae garbers. Sobn Gle,
Spbn gaulien, Saepb O.. Buu, RproabI Rpfffsn, 8ritpfrr
9ansers, Sbeebpr gaspari, Ser Siple. Rpientrauts Sobuien,
gnsers ScpSen. Biibelm aras.
af BorOrbet bioi9ttes:
sSea boaber, at mango af be Bib til aanoet iHbHpt.
tribe Rorbm9no pl sienhnoe | oenne Rpobiamlns I'm
Earnbpnts Ganee - benz be fgrit bprte al Npr eler pan
eioien, % at Der fro gosens 1fabe oil frse irem for
Observation-Disclosures Sflcr. efuYbe beune 300 tape
npsen ipeiel neisLen, jtuIoe bet offaa prre ben at BIZ
bragg til at boIee blanf ben Nuoe, ipm peHeer bfem mob
bort samIe SGbrelanb.1
Hosen CT 72c Sioer ter, imntt ubfprt os trpt paa
Fnt Rapir.
priS insbmnSet sf.5O.
.. 2lnnncien, Seoorab, SOMA.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1908-03-06
PROMINENT CARSON
CITIZEN IS DEAD

John Meder died at his home at
Carson City last Sunday morning.
He died of pneumonia and had
been i'll but five days. Meder was
one of the most prominent men in
Carson, and in his position as
freight agent on the Virginia *
Truckee Railroad Company, one of
the best known. He came to Car
son about quarter of century
ago, and ever since has been in the
employ OF that company. He was
quite musician, was organist at
the Episcopal church at Carson for
many years, and never lost a posi-
lively youthful interest in every
thing pertaining to theatricals,
professionl or local. He was 80
years old and leaves three children,
two sons, and a daughter.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1908-03-06
Oil is Struck at
M0n0 Lake Basin
Western Company viii Ship
Ffve Oil Rigs to Mono
Lake.

Oil and gas have been struck on
Mono island in Mono lake, Mono
county, and now every open lot of
land about the lake or near it has
been taken up. The strike was
made several days ago but it was
not generally known until t e ar
rival OF Treasurer Joe Brown of
Mono county last week. He ar
rived from Los Angeles where he
was when the discovery was made.
The strike was made on Mono
island by the Great Western OIL
and Development company which
started the work of drilling there
about four weeks ago. AT a depth
Of 300 feet the drillers struck an
unusual strong flow Of gas and this
was followed by rush of oil
which amounts To over twenty
barrels day. Drilling will con-
tinue and later the we'll may be
nitro-glycerined in order to open
it up and get the main flow.
Mono island contains slight y
over 2,3OO acres OF land and the
Western company controls all OF
this excep 20 acres. In addition
TO this amount it also controls a
large tract about the borders OF tn
lake t,talling about 1900 acre
The oil belt apparently extends
entirely about the lake and tie
land about the inland sea for II
distance OF three miles from its
borders, has been taken up for oil. 4.
Almost every place there are the
oil sands and shale and the best
indications. Probably the other
largest holder of the acreage abo It.
the lake for oil lands besides the
Western company is Judge Rector
and associates OF Merced who con
troll about 200,0 acres.
The oil found is greatly superior
TO that found in other California
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1908-03-06
Will commence
WITH SPRING

+. J. Baum, chief engineer of the
California Nevada Electric Power
company, visited Woodfords this
week and while there made public
the statement that his company
would start work on the reservoirs
and other work necessary in con-
structing one Of the largest electric
power plants on the coast. Al
ready his company has spent
thousands OF dollars acquiring
power sites, and engineers have
completed all necessary surveys.
Power lines will be extended to
all the main towns of Western Ne
vada by this company.
The same people have acquired
power sites on the Walker river as
well and have surveyed power
lines to Tono ,ah and Goldfeld ard
also Ely, three OF the largest min
ing towns in the state.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1908-03-06
BANK DIRECTORS
ARE INDICTED

After probing deeply into the
muddle of the State Bank & Trust
company the Ormsby County
Grand Jury brought in eleven
more indictments last Tuesday.
They are all based upon the de-
posit made by f. Del arlais on the
2lst day of October, two days be-
fore the bank closed its doors.
Besides 7. B. Hickey, who was
already indicted, Geo. Mapes, C. T.
Bender, Geo. II. Meyers, Wills
Brougher, p. H. Petersen, AL Liv-
ingstone, J. Woodbury., DR.. Lee
ard Jas. Davis, all of whom are
directors. Cashier Davis and Ed.
Nanderleith assistant cashier are
included in the list.
The grand jury will meet again
this morning and further investi-
agte into the affairs of the bank.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1908-03-06

fields as the base is parafline in
stead of asphalt. Oil with such a
base is far superior to the asphalt
base owing to the bi-products.
Mono lake is really an inland
sea in Mono county and the water
level is at an altitude of 6,4l5 feet.
1t will be necessary for the COM
pany 10 raise 900 feet in order to
get above this basin and complete
a pipe line to Goldfsld and Tono-
pah which they announce they will
do within a short time. This pipe
line has already been financed, one
of the banks at Los Angeles having
agreed to put up s750,000 on the
deal. Another pipe line, it is an
ticipated, will be run from the
lake.to Stockton, California. The
oil will have TO be pumped from
the lake level, 6,il5 feet, to the
summit which is an elevation of
l0,0l0 feet. This can be easily
done according to the engineers by
utilizing the large amounts of gas
at the place for pumping.
The Western company has al
ready ordered ivo new rigs and
within short time the field will
be one of the developed ones If the
coast and oil men declare il will be
the greatest of California.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1908-03-06

Total regular tax $3.50
In addition to the above a spec
ial tax was levied to be known as
the County Road and Bridge Re-
demption Fund No. |, of 25 cents
on each one hundred dollars worth
of taxable property in said county.
This is for the purpose of redeem
ing the road bonds made necessary
by the damage done one year ago
by the high water.
A tax of 80 cents on each one
hundred dollars worth of sheep in
Douglas county was also levied,
which is to be apportioned to the
Sheep Inspectors Fund.
A tax of 80 cents on each one
hundred dollars worth of taxable
property within the limits OF the
town of Gardnerville was levied for
the purpose of maintaining the
special police officer. The total
of those residing in Gardnerville is
$3.O5 on each 800 worth of
property.
TIE commissioners also adopted
resolution, whereby the office of
Special Policeman of Gardnerville
be temporarily dispensed with.
That policeman A. w. Ramsey be
relieved forthwith from any further
duty connected with his Office.
The reason for this move is that
there is not u sufficient fund to pay
the police for the entire year and
this being the best time to discon-
tinue the office.
Petition from residents and citi-
zens of Gardnerville asking for the
of Ben Clock as
policeman, was laid over.
The application of Publicity and
Industrial Commission of Nevada,
asking that Douglas County con-
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1908-03-06
Train VIII Carry
Mail Beginning Monday
Gardnervflle VIII be Deprved
of Sunday Mail For
Some Time.

James Kane, the mail contrac.
tor, received notification from.
Washington this week to the effect
that his bid for carrying the mail
from Minden to Holbrook has been
accepted. The bid calls for six
trips a week. 1t is presumed that
the mail will be carried by train to
Minden after the 9th of this month,
but nothing definite has been re-
ceived at this end of the line.
This me ms that Gardnerville
will be deprived of the Sunday
mail privilege that it now enjoys
and which has been in vogue for
many years. Being that the stage
will carry the mail from Minden
to Holbrook, but six days a week is
the cause for the change. Mr..
Kane, as soon as he understood the
situation, Immediately notified the
postal authorities at Washington of
the effect of the change and is
working to have the Sunday mail
to this place reestabished in his
which goes into effect at
the time the train carries the mail.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1908-03-06
COMMISSIONERS
FIX TAX RATE

The Commissioners of Douglas
county held a meeting at Genoa
last Monday and among other
things the tax rate, regular and
special, was levied for the fiscal
year, 1908. The regular tax is fix
ed at $3.50 on each one hundred
dollars worth of taxable property.
This is reduction of ten cents on
the regular tax of last year. Fol
lowing is the rate.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1908-03-06
A Practical Method
Submitted How to
Develop Pine Nut

What shall be the future of Pine
Nut as mining center? For
many years more or less prospect
ing has been going on and yet
there are no paying mines opened
opened up. Every mining man
and expert who looks the country
over casually, is highlyl pleased
with the ideal formation but finds
many of the best locations held
without sufficient development
work to legally hold them, or in
sufficient work TO show the merit
of the property. Gold has been
found in many places but it has
not volunteered to crawl out of the
ground and rock into the pockets
of the people. This condition may
be brought to "a happy termination,
else 60 on indefinitely while the
balance of the State is being de-
veloped.
Between the foothills and Carter
Station, stretching south and east
ward through the Red Canyon
country, is one of the most ideal
mineral belts that have ever seen,
and in this belt in many places els
copper, gold and silver ores ex-
posed at the surface some of them
complex in their nature while
others are practically free milling
or at least suitable for cyanide
treatment. While the writer has
visited but flew of the claims, yet
he has seen claims and ore enough
and tested others sufficiently, if in
tellegently developed to guarantee
future as a mining camp.
have never visited Red Canyon
but have seen and assayed good
gold and copper ores from various
places with $40 to S32 per ton.
Among the prospects of merit are
the claims held Christensen Il
Hickok, Glidden IL Mitchell, sur
face ores with $4 to $24 per ton in
gold. Also the well known Winters
mine with gold, lead and silver ore
worth $40 to 800. The Lone Tree
owned by Brown brothers aud
others. The millions of tons of
copper ore carrying gold and silver
with copper values of from to S
percent at grass roots at John
Donnley's property. The great
bodies of ore exposed at the Mann
moth mine owned by B. Living
stone at Carter Station which can
not be mined out in a natural
Lifetime. Also the great bodies of
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1908-03-06

gold ore opened up by +. NJ. Rick
ey and the writer, nearest Gardner
vile and less complex in required
treatment of any of the Pine Nut
mines and has unlimited ore bodies
of from So to $50 in gold per ton at
grass roots and have proven some
of these ledges by cutting them ri
depth OF sixty feet there to find
that ledges as well as values ex-
tend to an unknown depth. The
risk in mining here has been re-
duced TO the minimum as values
are found on many ledges for
distance of one mile where opened.
These ores will require dry crush
ing regrinding in cyanide solution
hence a very cheap and simple
property to mill as there is not a
trace OF copper, lead or link pres
rnt to hinder such treatment. Let
me suggest what could be done to
make Pine Nut legitimately and
permanently boom. Form a Pine
Nut Mines Development company.
Take the best and easiest mined
and milled properties an d
thoroughly develop and equip
them and make one mine pay.
Then capital will come in and
dozens OF good properties will be
opened. Gardnerville, will then,
in Il few years, be city and each
farmer and merchant will be bene-
fitted by their own enterprise.
|, for my part, am ready to deed
to such a company all or part OF
our claims, mill and millsite in
Pine Nut and to give a reasonable
amount of time to make this a
success.
Let those who desire to see this
country developed and take an in-
terest in a proposition that has
been developed far enough to
garantee success, communicate
with the undersigned, or let
meeting be called at some central
place and let all the enterprising
people turn out to seriously con-
sider this matter. Let the best
business men who will become
interested, be elected directors and
show some enterprise and you will
not have to send all of your pro-
duce to Goldfield AS we can dupli-
cate the best camps of this or any
other state with the same coherent
push. Let us join together and
develop Pine Nut.
G.. w. EMIGH.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1908-03-06

tribute $250.00 to aid the State of
Nevada in making a mineral ex-
hibit at the National Mining Ex-
position to be held at Madison
Square Garden, New York, during
May and June of this year was con-
sidered and rejected.
The board adjourned sine die.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1908-03-06

7. B. Hickey was arranged in
the in the district court at Carson
Tuesday afternoon 10 enter his plea
to the six indictments that are
lodged against him. Because his
attorney, Mr.. Peck, could not he
present, the case was postponed ur-
til March II.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1908-03-06

A number of snow scenes of Gard
nerville, photographed just after the
last snow storm, and finished on pos
tai cards. Sold by Helberg, Jeweler.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1908-03-06

Wm. Starke has received his new
electric piano.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1908-03-06

Hans Peterson of Smith Valley
spent several days ia town this week.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-11-05
Are Strinsins Wires.

The Idaho Ore gon Light and
Power company have force of
linemen stringing wires from Pearl
to Emmett. A frame building is
being moved from the site of the
Davis sawnill to the compahy
gound. at the end of Main street.
which will be used for temporary
quarters until the contemplated
brick building can be erected
Every brick in Frank Graham S
brick yard has been taken and a
quantity will have to be shipped
in. The company expects to have
the line connected up in about 80
days, thus giving this city day and
night service.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-11-05
Results in Emmett

Emmett went Republican fol
the most part, but by small major
tiles. Taft's majority was 7S;
Hamer's AZ. Brady was defeated
by 30. Majorities were given all
the local candidates. Calender re-
ceiving 101; Hartley, 80; Miss
Carleton, 90; Knox, %; Blakesl,e,
Ii. Hastings lost the precincts by
3 votes, and Lansdon by %. The
total registration in the precincts
was 1929, there bel ng 482 in the
south precinct, 3808 in the North
and 267 in the West. The total
vote cast was GIG. The Socialist
vote was 60-1S i'll the North. 80
in the South aud II in the West.
Only one Independent ballot was
cast, in the South precinct. For
Supreme Court juctice, Ailshie's
opposition was James P. Reed,
who received 4 votes and Price
Bane, who received one. He is
accused Of voting for himself.
The vote by precincts:
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House. Are Scarce.

Emmett is suffering from housf
famine and has lost Z mighty good
family during the winter because
of it. Practically every house ID
town is occupied and there is quite
a demand for them from newcom-
ers. w. E. Bell. who arrived last
week from Colorado with his fam
lily and household goods was COM
PEELED to re-ship portion of his
furniture and move his family to
Boise because a suitable house
could not be found. Mr. Bell
owns considerable land on the
bench and will at once begin the
construction of a modern dwelling
on his property. HIS family will
remain in Boise until the house is
completed.