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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-07-29
WEATHER REPORT
EMMETT AFFAIRS.

S. & B. hams, bacon and lard al
Steward S market.
C. P. Bilderback returned home
from Seattle Tuesday.
l have the spot knockers. Bryant,
the tailor.
Give us a Price on your land.
Will sell it. Day & Critics.
Hawkins, Hardware, has a COM
plete stock of disk plows and grain
drills.
Attend the dance at the E P. c..
hall next Friday night. Admis-
sion IS cents.
Acre tracts in Bigelow addition,
$500. Steunenberg Marvin Co.,
Ltd.
Cover YOUR kitchen walls with
washable Santos. Bucknum S
Furniture Store.
A real Safety razor is boon to
men who shave themselves. See
them at the Emmett Mercantile
Co.
Five sewing machines, old and
new, and a variety of other articles
for sale cheap. Sewing machines
rented. c. z. Kar & Co.
Broken castings brazed at the
bicycle shop. All work guaran-
teed. Four doors south of Haw
kins' store.
This is certainly ideal harvest
weather and the ranchmen all wear
the proverbial smile that won't
come off.
Chamberlain S Stomach and Liver
Tablets gently stimulate the liver
and bowels TO expel poisonous
matter, cleanse the system. cure
constipation and sick headache.
Sold by H. T. Davis.
As an example of Missouri
thirst, jug of whisky that was
buried in the old Boone county
court house at Columbia GU years
ago was not there when the corner
stone was taken out few days ago.
Soreness of the muscles, whether
induced by violent exercise or in
jury. is quickly relieved BY the free
application of Chamberlain's Lini
ment. This liniment is equally
valuable for muscular rheumatism,
and Away affords quick relief.
Sold by H T. Davis.
Rev. S. A. Parker has been
granted a months vacation by his
church and he and his family left
Yesterday morning for Seattle.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
J. M. Martin, Miss Perl Martin
and Charlie.
The Little Girls club of the
South slope met Thursday with
Miss Anna Wills. The afternoon
was spent playing games and sew
ing. Mrs. Wills served nice
lunch and the little women went
home as happy as larks. The next
meeting will be with Miss Myrtle
Cook, August A.
Glen E. Phillips, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Philips of Dry Buck.
died at his home Sunday, of con-
sumption. Deceased was well
known in this city, be having been
employed about year ago IN Stew
ard & Burkhard's meat shop. He
was born in Berryville, Ark, July
%, 1882. Besides his parents he
leaves two brothers. He was
member of the Baptist church and
of the lodge of Odd Fellws. The
remains were brought to Emmett
for interment, the funeral being
held in the Methodist church
Monday afternoon, the services be-
ing in charge of the local l. 0. Q.
F. lodge.
If you have pains in the back,
weak back, or any other indication
of weak or disordered condition
of the kidneys or bladder you
should get DeWitt's Kidney
Bladder Pills right away
N,6en you experience the least
sign OF kidney or bladder
complaints. but be sure that
you get DeWitt's Kidney and Blad-
er Pills. We know what they
will do for you. and if you will
send your name to E. c. Dewitt q
Co, Chicago, YOU will receive
free trial box of these kidney and
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-07-29
Exposition Contest.

The Alaska Yukon Exposition
contest is becoming exciting. De-
lilah Newly and Pearl Gilmore
are running almost neck and neck,
and Geraldine Larayea is not very
far behind. The FIVE leading can.
didates and their votes follow:
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-07
The Poor Farm
 Contract AnnuIled

The supervisors last evening ar null d the s2s.OO0 county poor farm building contract. upon the advice of the district attorney The proceed ,n9s were fourd to be Illegal and void and resdverti-ing for prnpu.als to cover srch'tecs f,es, previously mt I'd, will he necessary. Meanwhile the pro-pect i- favorable for dsmsge suit from N Ol-en X O., fh. con- tractors Who were awarded the bid under the ougin-l proDossls. Attor- ney Neal on behalf of his client-, intim tied that $60 0 m materials had teen ordered and the bidders damaged tth.t amount and formal protest was Ii d to the actin of the ho.:d.
 While no suggestion of sgreemei t appears of record, it e hinted that tentatively the contrsc'ors will not interfere with the new rocedurc, sr d If mt reawsrd.d the contract by q {. board upon open'Dg of th. b d.. slll then proceed to law under claim for damages
 The developments in the count, D .or farm matter will be watched wi b interest, as it Is thought further en- tangiements are likely.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-07
He Made Good
 With the Bank

Acc rding t" the D snatch Douglas h Il s h,nk sen-st' n .dsiDg from t'" counts 2 ven. F. g 'teen thous q dollas hort in iIs sccocp 2 with ths bank that mpioyed hin sr ,..,kk .-vtr. pecnI.ti..ds fl va yinl
 ,nnuits exr-ndins ov.r q period O. tli-e ye,' '',. mortg g ng of h., , me tn raise tua ca-h L" put he, k
 ,i, the vau.t- tG cover ti.e -mOun's
 -"d-'',e.e ere the developments of Y -ie day n rh dismrssai of tls bn kk--uer of the Fust Nat onsl ank fl D,uVlss
 The Dispatch save that his -y-,em wac simple one. He did not go outside of his own personal accnu,.t to acquire funds. He did not turn in fsl-e dep sit sl'ps, but in his books he posted bimself with credits which he cid not actually make. Then he issued cheeks against he account, and these were csshed by him. Tn rhe lnng run, "f Course, this sho~ed up in an actual shortage o .sh on hand He made the entirt amount cd with the bank.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-07
Judge Reilly Will
 dmitted to Probate

The decsIon fl Pro s'e Judge Var stellar of Santa Cruz county has been r,c-i ed here bv Attorrey Cum ng ham in the Judge lame. Reilly will ,ntest matter The cour, holds that the will he admitted to probate and the judgment concludes with the fol- lowing paragraph:
 Under the entire evidence intro duc-d. feel constrsin. d to hold that the te-t monv is insufficient to find that any of the ground- of contest ss alleged are establi- he'd. The will Of April and cod cil of June 7, 1909 are therefore admitted to probate. If IS Q ordered"
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-07
local Option Election
 January 26. 1910

Tie first gun ID the prohih, ton campaign in Cochi-e county ws- fir-d y-sterd,y when a petition with nearly 500 names was filed wth the hoard ni supsrv sors ssking for s local option e'.cti' n in 'his county. The b ard of supervisors last night cslhd the cleo ton n pursuance oi the petition snd fixtd the date Tor Januar, ?6,h. Igl as the time for the peupl- to decide if Cochise -hsll go "dry or continue wet"
 : registration oi the county is re- qnired a- is also new great register. and the special election in every wi-- VI he proceeded with ss in the case Of general elec'ion.
 The segregation clause will apply in incHrpnrs cd cities thus c Ii 6 'ill vote separately on the question, the result affecting each city and precinct ss the majority vnt" within the con- fines of the city ur precinct.
 The is.ue is roy to be squarely presented and the election is expe c,ed to se tie the question in Cochise. The prohi hibitioni.ts will. + Is understood, institu'e an active campaign and s'I energie. tf the Anti Saloon League will he centered here to mike the banner mining and cattle county ss dry AS the pr. verbisl bone.
 The i've 6" are not alarm d and appsre. tly do not fear the ou come The agitation has had the eff c, oi regulating tne salnnns ID Bishee where an ord nance will close the sal ,cns between the hours of l and 6 m. The tendency to do away with ob- i.ction hle features of the traffi 's b,lie.ed hy the saloon men to meet with such general approval that the ssloors will be permitted to continue
 The cost of the el ction in Cochisr county will be n the ne ghborhocd "f s5OO0 according to est mates of couLty O hcisls
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-07
American Woman's
 leaque Is Thrivinu

Just two mon'hs az the ladies f romhst"ne de d tu band them. selves gethe- and organ % ca cnapte of t'e Amencan Wcman's League. Upon the written appli- cation of five active m"mArrs the charter of The Arrzona No 1 Chipter was graut'd on septsm' CT IS, l9 9. Since then the mem bership has grown constantly.
 The prospective erection of beau tiful S25n0 Chapter Cor Clui) House looks gocd to all prospective s.pli- rants and thi. fact hss created fl ~d of favorable comment. Interested parties are reques,ed to get booklets and literature on the subject from the local representative, Flank April, Sec retary Arizona No. Chapter Ameri- an WomaI' g League.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-07
Important Dec sion
 by Judge Doan

An important decision was rendered by Judge Dosn today which will be of interest to mining men throughout the terri ory since the findings will settle mooted question with refer ence to assessment work, when same IS done upon group.
 In the present litigation inv living title to the Lesdville company group at Cuurtland it was held hy the court where the wDk Yas drneo one claim for the benefit and development of the entire contiguous group. the same covering the required expenditure for each claim, the assessment Is h id to apply to the envire group. In the case Of the Lesdville company it wss shown that the work done co the Copper Bug claim held for the nine adjoining claims of the group. Col H Pickett, representing the com psny, held to ,his principle and sue. edei Iii having s legal ruling estsh- iished ir Arizona on same whi:h is the first time the question has been before an Arizona conrt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-07

WRIT OF ATTACHMENT NJ N'dig vich and Sam L Vukov ch, co part nership, d ng busi- nfss under firm name os Arizona Mercantile Cn vsT T Spa ldIng; property levied unon lots ID Bfsbee; dema d 32i S5
 BILL OF SALE c Cumins t Gillespie l Wilson; cattle .... BIOS 50 w G Gilmore to Charles H .nson; cattle and hnrsee. .. ooO
 .SREEMESr
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-07
From Tuesdays Daily.

Vii jam Spe,d is m the city from ] W He q cuur, rue ne- J \ urti-, the populAr St. Ds, Id r.. CT. Is .niung the court attend
 Lts m rJmbstoDe to .ay.
 Basket hall Is absorbing tie atteu- t.n ri Douglas.
 James Sc W Ia n the city ir m D. 6
 sheSss un court business. Mir SC W is me fl C real pioneers of ,'ochis, county. having heated st Dos Cabelss inst years sgn. and has he" prominent y iientifi d with the c..uo " ever since MT ScoS statss ther. is much mi"ins activ ty m his sect ur and the rr spects are most tavorsbi. for sxters.ve development and eI- plorsfI' m that famous district the coming year MT. Scpw IS the fsthe' of L eurenan' Scow, TOW -isthon-d In the Pr,lippine rvic-, whp ha. b@. come prrminent in military matter 'he i-lar d and Is in a lair way L., advancement for distinguished seryice.
 The nex' important basehali event Il nccur at muster park nu Snn day next, when tte Revenue and Giee- on nInps will meet on the din. mnnd The team from T"m' ston-'s -uhurb have heen quietly sws't'ug the outcome of the Peerless. R-vrnne c nt-st and promptly chsilenR, d the winners The Revenues as promptly accept. d the defi and the game is to be c-led Su1d.y, The Gleeson team will arrive here Sunday by sutomo- piles. The iocsl-, confident of win- ming sh, tber pennsnt, are anxious for the fray
 James McGse. sheriff of Final county, stopped q in Phoenix yee- trrd4y to leave s d-mented woman at the asylum. He IS on hIs way to T"mhstone. where Fred Pike, ~ho jumped $5G bail hond. IS under ar rest. He will take P ke back to Flor ence,. where he will be tired for &C., ssnlt. The wona1 whom the sher 4 brought n the asylum sister of the notoriou. Billy Stiles, t sin rob- ter and Outlaw.-Phoenix Republic can.
 Postmaster McClintocE, who is president of the A'iznns Postmssters' ass ciatirn, has received notiticst on from the department ths, all tic oi the territory have been sranted leave "f absence. not exceed ng seven days. th-t 'hey may attend . he an rua' ,v.nti n f the organ z.t,on, b- el u Phoenix Nu- V mher II ii,
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-07
From Wednesdays Daily.

Sh-r fl Wh te lett today for El Paso to int, cept tso cattle. sn who are | | volv' d n a wholesale hor -tpal'ng Isct, tke details "i whah are said 10 be srns.tnnsl nd the b ldest yet undertaken in this c. unty.
 Dr Oct, s utharn Pac ii surgeon a' TIrs"n and president "f the Arl- s"ns m. dirsl examining La ard. is .
 Tombstone visitor tod y on mt business
 Attorney s ME anklin |. in the city fr m Tues on business before tie spurt.
 The prohibition campsie, is on in Cochisa C. unty and the voter will he . "ded with literature and reg.led aith orsto'y, while the relative merits oi the vet any dry srgnments ~ill he thoroughly cus-ed md di-cus-ed Atd we viii have to stard unt J,n- u,ry 26.
 J hnny Ne.ell If N.co is circu.at- ing among Tombstone friend- today.
 Frank Graf Contractor Ol- n and Supervisor E ~en were rutvoing passengers r their hrme at B., bee this afternoon.
 That tAe officers nd agents of the inti-S.lnon league have what they violation "f the law sinst Ire sale of liq ar tn minors by ,welva saloons from one ot the officers of tie Ieagle. I: ia understood that applications for the court order to revoke these licences will he filed at the present term of court Phoenix Gazette.
 Judge Peter Lofereeu of St David brought 70 the Benson Press, last week, fe ' sqrashes Of the most ex- cellent qIslrty. The sems -kshle t-s- rure of this sq ISsf is the tremendous ,monnt of yield. On MT L fgreen'- St David farm, from s patch 45xl50 feet-a rifle les than 25,qusre rod-- he gathered th-ee tons, or 6 20 pounds of squashes, which is 240 rounds tn the a are roi-.t the rate of 3s. .jCn pounds to the acre.
 County Sin -erintendent oi Sch 'os E H Slower is sending ont the oftici program for the eighteenth annual meeting of the Territorial Teachers ss -ncistion. ~hich is to he held rom November Co l2 at Phoenix, and ! which it Is expected all the Coch,se i county teachers will attend. From the statements which are given fr' m i vsrion- superntendents on the back of ti is program it is evident that 6 condition exists generally | through the territory, ard ths, the 1 will he the greatest in the ! hist " "f the association. D .uglas l is to make au organized eh r, 10 bring the next convention of the as socistion to that city in 1910.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-07

A ood str ke of ore running well into sIlver and gold has been made on the Sure Shot claim. one of rhe group being worked by the Arizona Develop nsnt Co in the Sparks mining dis tr.ct, Graham mountains.
 The ,u,hwe-sern Mining & MiII- 'ng c :. has been organized for the par pose of reducing the gold ores of Vicks burg, Yuma county.
 The old Picacho mine in Pinal coun ty is believed to have a future ss we'll a- e psst. xnd 50 men gre at .ork on the property preparing tt for future production.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-07
An Arizona Poet
 In Evidence

Tn ir.zpna ( not WItLuLt her warhlers nay bs ad iuc, from ,he 'oli wing, th- op' mug srsI z4 of JUe LaTzre'r Hobo Miners D Al "'d A. zuus, [ love thy rocky
 hll-,
 But how ,f'en have ] cnrs'd | rh,s
 when l had to mak, l" 2 drills" 'crors tiny barren, sandy Naste.; and
 often do think )i th' macy rivers l have crossed and
 couldn't get a drink. uid tell ron hard luck stories of
 ioI Ig trails and clustered feet: he n-emory of them makes me dry.
 Come on, pard, i,'s my treat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-07
Business of 25
 Arizona Postoffices

The ro-roffice d-psr,m nt has IS sued q s,ec al report sh ,w'nE the v,l- ume ot b isines. tr ns,.tet in the 25 largest post 'ffices in Arz,ns dIrin, the year ending June 3O. 1909. The figures are very interesting and are given below
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-07

Jacques Ardisson 10 Emma Ardieson: on lots in Douglas w The B nk of Donglps to Wm KlIne, guardian Jne ard Anna Kline; on lots Douglss.. The Bank of Dnuglss to Vim Kline ct ux, on lots in Douglss ... Cit zens Bank d Truet Co to Rober' T Chad. wick ct ux: on lot iii Bisbee ...... SATISFACTION MORTGAGE OR TRUST
 DEED. c II Wadleigh to H F. Stone: on lots in Doug-
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-07

JHS nmons, general manager Of, the Fl Ps-o a Southw' stern rs,lro. d denies that the Pnelps- Dodge people have anything to do with promoting of new railroad. in sne Busso moon. eaina.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-07

Good progress is heinz made in the cop-trucrion oi tho Ariz"na 4 swanses sai.rosd from BOuse to Swanses, ,c- G riding t1 reports of engineers tn charge of she wosk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-07

,sm R ry and Charles H"yt second parties; second parties agree to turn sh everything aud C. do al. tns s ssn,enf VI rk ul min ing ciaIis iu iur- qIuise dIs rict. for ~h'ch fret par'y agrees tocnn,e t"s cordps tie- an undividsj una eIgi tn interest m e.ch of sad claims. .....
 AS IGNAENI OF LEASE. E C Reilly ct ux as- signs to $ P Apple win te lease made by Thos H,ggiu- tr ks,h- ryD l. Reilly on plat of Al Hassan called Map of Ni.ls Site-".
 AFFI"AvIr \ E Warnekns makes sfidt,i, th [ he \ P Warrrkr g grantee 10 deed d tied Nov 22, Richard Whit. head, grantur. .cnnveyir 2 land nsec 26. is ih ssmeHs stii ant E Wsrn-krns
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-07

secretary Young has received 15,- 0OO copies oi the primary law of Ari- z"ns. winch was pssstd by the last leg sl.ture They are for free dis tr,tution. With the primary law arc the blank forms that musi he fl ed out hy candidates, uolitics' parties and public officials. They were pre-. parri by Attorney General Wright, Secretary Young and Assistant Kirk.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-14
CARELESSNESS RUINS
A STOCK OF GOODS
Opening of Nassau Place
in East Chicago Gets
Setback.
DAMAGE AMOUNTS TO S7OO
Owner Lays Blame on Water Com.
pany-Says Workmen Left
Faucet Open.
DAMAGE AMOUNTS TO s70O

East Chicago, July 14.-Julius Mas
sau, who is about to open a mems fur
nishing goods and shoe store in the
Riley building. had a setback yester-
day, when through the carelessness of
some one, a washbowl in one of the
rooms in the office above his new en-
porium was allowed to overflow, seri-
ously damaging his stock. The dam
age to the building amounted to about
$50, which that suffered by Mr.. Nassau
through the drenching Of his stock,
will reach $500.
Mr.. Nassau was called from his bed
at o'clock yesterday morning by Of
ficer Mike German telephoned him
that water was pouring out from under
the front door of his new store Mr..
Nassau dressed at once and hurrying
over to the store found things in bad
shape there. Everything on the shoe
department side of his store was
soked, ESQ pairs Of new shoes being in
condition for the ash pile The shoes
ranged in price from 81 to IS per pair
and most of them were complete ruined.
BIameA Water Company
In the meantime officer German had
made an investigation from the out
side. and discovered that the water
was coming from upstairs had broken
open q door in the office above and
shut off the faucet in the wash bowl
that was doing all the damage
Mr.. Nassau in telling of the incident
yesterday informed a TIMES represen-
tative that the water company was re-
sponsible for the food, inasmuch as
they had sent man the day before
to turn on the water, and the man had
evidently neglected to shut off the
facuet. AS this was on full force it
was not long before the bowl was filled
up. and with water entering it faster
than 1t could be carried away, the
overflow was a natural consequence.
No one, according to Mr.. Nassau, had
entered the premises after the water
company's workman left.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-14
CONTRACTORS
HAVE BUNCH
Of TROUBLE

East Chicago, July IA number of
contractors were up before Mayor De
Braie charged with building sidewalks.
the work for which the city had al
ready let to other contractors.
There were six of the offenders and
with the exception Of one Steve Efern
they were fined each one cent and told
not to do it again. Efern was fined 81.
which with the costs. amounted to S..
The sidewalks under dispute were
those Of delinquent property owners,
who had allowed the time they were
given in which to do the work them
selves. to expire and then, although
the city had engaged the services Of
Hatchand Hatch TO build the walks, the
property owners let the work TO priv
ate constructors The result was q
conflict between the contractors. Hatch
& Hatch claiming the Jobs, while the
work was also claimed by the con-
tractors to whom the property owners
had let the contracts. In several in
stances work had progressed apace be-
fore Hatsh & Hatrh discovered that
their rights were being trespassed
upon. and were put to considerable an
noyance and trouble in consequence.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-14
S|NG|N SKULE PROVES BIG
SUCCESS LAST NIGHT

The Singin' Skule Regiment"
burlesque on the provincial school. was
presented last night at the Majestic
theater to large house for the bene
fit of the Genesis Rebekah lodge of
Gary with more than twenty-five mem
bers Of the lodge in the cast, under the
direction of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Basset VII
lard, who also took part in the play.
It proved an amusing entertainment
and the members of the cast were each
greeted with bursts of applause and
were obliged to respond to many en-
cores The "Singin' Skule Regiment
is burlesque on the ld-fashioned
country singing school brought up to
date. 1t represents the graduating ex-
ercises Of Mister and Mistus Jeremire
Robbins singing class. and from the
beginning to end their IS a continual
blending of humorous situations, char
acters and costumes, making the en-
tertainment unusually pleasing and at
tractive.
The costumes worn last night were
the most grotesque that were ever seen
in Gary and they in themselves were
worth the price of admission. Attics,
trunks and closets have been ransacked
during the past week for the quaint
costumes of their parents. and the
scenes on the stage last night brought
many memories back to the scene of
the old singing skule. Space does not
warrant a description of each costume
nor a portrayal of each character, suf-
flee is to say that each member of the
cast deserves a great amount of praise.
The play was pulled off without a
| hitch showing the careful training of
each member Following are the
names Of those who took part:
The SIng1n' SkuIe Cast.
Juliet Shakespeare. Mrs. William
Test; Rorianna GiggIesby. Miss Ellen
O'Brfen; Charity pumpkins, Mrs r. R.
Quillin; Mercy Tweekins, Mrs c. G.
Hammons; Mirandi Wanttomarry Mrs.
w z. Smith; MehitabIe Spooner, Mrs.
J. R Huse; Jerusalem Jarkins, Mrs G.
F. Lawrence; Polly Rumpus. Mrs c. r.
Smidt;, Baby Tweekins. Mrs NJ L.
Smith; Rosie Tweekins. Mrs F. Hodson
Angelina Turveydrop. Flora O'Brien
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