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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-09

bernador Cotton, y las manifestations
del "New York Herald' son la elo-
cuente expression de la verdad que pone
a descubierto ell juego de intrigas, pues-
tas en- practica por los numerosos Gear
pet baggers," cuya playa desgraciada-
nente a1n existe en- Puerto Rico.
La polltica desastrosa de Allen y Hunt,
la pol1tica conciliadora de Winthrop, y
la politica sin firmeza de Post, no pudie-
ron jamas aplastar para siempre ese
germen pernicioso que nos invade, que
nos ahoga, que desprestigia la ameri-
canizaci6n, tan deseada por los centres
gubernativos de Washington. Winthrop
prepare ell terreno, pera a Regis H. Post
lie falt6 un prestigio s6lido y una infiuen-
cia decisiva ante los poderes de la Admi-
nistraci6n central.
DentrO de estas CIRCUMSTANCES los
"Carpet baggers" han preocupado mu-
cho al gobierno desde ell principle del
regimen civil, pero Sc ha carecido de
medios para anular esa polltica.
Ell gobernador Cotton dice en- su men,
safe '.Me place poder manifestar0s que
SUI Jefe, ell General Clarence R. Edwards
pronto nos visitara personalmente par.
observar nuestras nacesidades, con Ia
idea de atenderlas con la ayuda del De
partamento.cON an Ls0 tai de 9nteres
personal que nos u'ee, como una entidad,
directamente con ell Departamento mas
fuerte y mas apropiado de todo ell 60
bierno, podemos esperar con cOaefGnga,
una eficacia y coheci6n, asi como una
atenci0n 4 nuestrOs asuntos en- general.
Que hastG 0ltora hd sido impossible con-
seguir.'
El pals pues debe estar de placemes
Ell General Edwards sostiene out-trance
la polltica de George R. Cotton, y nos
otros nos felicitamos que asi sea. He
ahi la causa del aparato que rodea a Mr.
Cotton. He ahi ell lujoso sequito que ha
traldo consigo. Nosotros entendemos que
'todo ESQ ha sido necesarIO, que dice.
"Aqui me teneis Yo no soy Post, y ven
go con ell big stick dispuesto todo.
Ell "New York Herald' tOca una no.
ia, que le ha de traer muchas dificulta-
des al nuevo gobernador, es a saber las
luchas entire Jos funcionar1os america
nos." Esto es mas grave y mas peligroso
de 10 que aparenta. Nosotros estamos
bien informados de las intrigas de aqni
y de ALA. Podemos indicarle Mr.. Col
ton que esas luchas principian desde
arriba para abajo Ell ejempIo 10 han dado
los Jefes de Departamentos, y ell Gober-
nador Post no tuvO fuerza moral para
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-09

Para ell Comite Executive, fueron de-
slgnados los seilores siguientes:
Presidente, don Ermelindo Salazar.
Vocales: don Francisco PARA Cap6,
don Jorge Armstrong, don Rafael Co.
llazo, don A. r. Marwing, don Rodulfo
del Valle.
Esta candidatura fue aprobada Dor
gconcliaci6n despues de una prolongada
discussion entire los seilores Mariani. de
Mier y Larrinaga.
Por indicaciones del senior Armstrong
y Van Lenhoff lego ell senor Agostini
una memoria sobre ell cafe.
Ell senior Van Lehoff, contesta a mani
ftestaciones del senior Marani contra su
designation de -presidente, disertan-
do extensamente sobre que la deprecia-
clon del cafe no Sc resuelve con la pro-
tecclon sino con la mejora y aumento
del cultivO.
El senior May Director de la Estacion
Agron6mica Sc extiende en- considera-
clones sobre el cultivo del cafe de Puerto
Rico otros asuntos con 81 relacionados.
El Comisionado del Interior seiior
Grahame envi6 por conducto del senior
Larrlnaga, sus escusas por no poder asis-
tir a la Asamblea debido a sus perento-
rlas ocupaciones con la llegada del Co.
bernador.
He aqui los nombres de los delega-
dos:
Juan Alberti, Ciales; Jorge Arms
trong, Andres Agostini, Ponce. Fran
cisco Alvarado, Juana Dfaz; Harry j.
Besosa, San Juan; Justo Barros, Ponce
Jose Collazo, Lares Rafael Collazo, Pom
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-09
|NTERPRETAND0 Ug MENSAJE

FL NAL defnido desasociego politico
reinante ALI desde hace algunos amos y
las rlvolidades y disputas d que Sc han
entregado entire 81 los fumciondrsos ci,
viles 0nseric0n0s, sumando las lNch0s en-
tire elIOs, y ciertos elementos de la pobla-
ci6n del pals han puesto a prueba Ell YER
dad la paciencia del gobierno de Was
hington" (del "New York Herald" Oc-
tubre 80, al tratar sobre ell gobernador
Colton).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-09

Keunleronse er el salon de sesiones
,na11ana v
don I'll: r -:,,:.,,
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f"1 Wv ' 4,, -,,. -.
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0olo' u '~'">NN''' '''
tomo'@ oe Co"'eTc'o oe fo"ce
Don Jllsto BarrOs
/;,.c.r <7o f,oa.o.c;o do Son Juoo
harris ossoS''
ponca FaJuet.;oj =, AurjcoJo
Ramon Delgado 4. Castro DelgadO y
Dionsio Trlgo
D""'" y Ni'''''o ""''"'
ErmeIjndo salazar.
Rcprcsenfantes d1 Ponce
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''N ''-'>' ''''O' W.
~, T:,, H' .,..
y,
C., -,
y
l''N0'
bo''o0 'oe f"ejt0 h'co
Justo l'arros.
OchoG y Co., de San Juan, Justo Ba-
rros.
.
No Sc cons gna el nou.bre de mnchos
Delegates de n'lmerosos pueblos por que
'serla Racer dllatada esta relaclon.
La pfehSa e'tl1Vo Tepfesentada LIN
torrcSpo'oe'c'@, por Manuel M. PadI-
ia IL" DGH'3G'ucf"' per fedfo igleslas
Gonzalez, el SOl4EllN MERCAN1lL,
por Eipidlo de M'er.
DespueS de const't'uda la Asamblea
el presidente senior Larrinaga' con apro-
baclon de La miSlna, nombro Co"ns'on
de bases tie Ia ASoClAClON DE CA
FETEROS, don XAVIER Marlanl, don
Ermelinao nalazar, don II. Castro Con-
zalez don NJ BOSSES SAM.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-09

Sc entr6 en- la designation de los que
han de presidir la Association. Y despues
de escusas del seiior Xavier Mariani es-
te resulta por aclamaci6n Presidente de
la Socedad y vice -presidente don Anto-
MO OZona, de YaucO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-09

En- ell Reglamento entire otras cosas
Sc consigna la division de los socios en-
3 classes nunaeraraos, fa1ndaderes " protec-
torres.
Los organismos de la Sociedad seran
(a) Junta general de s0cios.
(b) Junta directiva,
(c) Comite ejecutivo con residencia
en- Ponce.
Sc divide la isla en- Is distritos cafete-
ros y cada uno de los distritos, dara un
delegadO y I'm suplente que formaran la
Junta directiva que celebrara dos sesio-
hes anuales.
"A petici0n de las dos terceras parties
Gle la Junta directiva, ell presidente ten
dra, obligation de citar a Junta general
extraprdinaria.
Comprendera ell COMITE EJECU-
TWO. I'M presademte, un secretar1o te-
sore'o y seis voeales, uno de los cuales
sera Intervention por turno
Este comite tendra ofcina alberta en-
Ponce Y quedaran aprobadas las Bases
y Reglamento de la Asocioci6n Nacio,,al
de Cafeteros.
Embellishments Sc lego presentada por
ell senior Larrinaga una solicitud para
elevarla al Congreso de los Estados, pi
diendo protection y justicia para Ell ca
fe de Puerto Rico, que despues de una
discussion detenida, fue lijeramente er
mendada y aprobada.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30
Struck Her Husband

for another twenty dollar gold
piece when she realized that the
bargains advertised by the E. E.
Hunt Harvest Sale were genuine
bargains and not mere empty words
as many advertised bargains prove
to be-This circumstance is not un-
usual as many ladies come to the
Hunt sale expecting to be disap-
pointed but are most agreeably sur
prised to find every bargain item
as good or better than the price list
presents and the result is that the
customer buys much more than was
their original intention when they
left home hence the need for
another gold piece-as these excep-
tional low prices are strictly cash
and no deviation.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30
GOLDEN RULE BUILDING
Plans Ready for Modern New
Business Home.

The plans for the new home OF
the Golden Rule store are ready
and contractors are engaged in fig
uring on the work. Construction
will begin, it is expected, early in
October.
The new building will occupy
a site on Main street adjoining E.
NJ. Reilly's store. 1t will have
a frontage of 80 feet and a depth of
100 feet. The front will be en-
tirely Of glass. In the interior, at
the rear, additional space will be
created by building a BALCONY,
which will be devoted exclusively
to ladies' ready to wear suits and
coats. Here will also be located
a ladies rest room, elegantly furn-
ished with chairs. tables, lounges.
etc, and having toilet room. The
entire building will be heated by
furnace. The basement and founda-
tions were built during the sum-
iD6r
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30
ENGINEERS EXAMINING
CANAL
c. c. Stevenson Selected to
Represent Water Users
Association.

The Water Users association has
accepted the proposal Of the Can
yon Canal company TO select an
engineer to act with the company S
engineer and the state engineer in
making a thorough examination of
the canal and ascertain what is
necessary to put the entire system
in first class condition. The report
OF these engineers will be submit
tied to a joint meeting Of the COM
pany and the association and an
effort made TO reach an agreement
as 20 the changes and repairs neces-
Fsry for the company to make the
eanal acceptable 10 the water users.
III the two parties can come to an
agreement. the water users will be
required to sign contract to take
over the project upon completion
of the canal according to speci6ca-
tions. The water users have Sc
lec.ed c. c. Stevenson as their
engineer.
Mr.. Speer Of the Trowbridge &
Niver Co. and their engineer, Mr..
Rosecrans. State Engineer Steph-
enson and c. c. Stevenson arrived
this morning and in company with
R. B. Wilson, W. ]. Bell and VIM.
Van Limbaugh, committee ap-
Iointed by the water users for the
purpose, at once began tour of in
spection. Every portion Of the
ditch will be thoroughly examined.
which will probably require week
or more and the findings of the
viii be submitted at the
earliest possible moment. in order
that work may be well under way
before the winter sets IN and that
the ditch may be in condition to
carry a full supply of water early
in the spring.
The prospects for an early settle
ment of the vexations troubles that
have followed the Canyon canal
since its inception are very bright.
An arrangement that will De mutu-
ally satisfactory TO both the canal
company aud the water users and
that will result in the TeconstIuc-
ton of the canal in a first class
manner, will settle the future of the
Emmett country and develop its re-
sources to such an extent that il
will become the richest fruit and
agricultural section in the entire
West. There is no limit to its
possibilities and no stretch of the
imagination can picture the devel-
opment that is certain to take place
within the next FIVE years.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30
EMMETT NEWS.

B. B. Davis has recently CON-
pleted a fine big barn on his resid-
ence lots.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
society will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Parker October Z.
W. F. Williams of Ola has
bought Emmett property and he
and his family will winter here.
Mr.. Heep, the barber. is moving
his outfit and household gooos to
Sweet, where be will open shop.
H. A. Blackman is erecting a
large ironclad warehouse at the
rear of his Main street building
for the accommodation of his tenants
George Audley has leased one of
the new Jollev cottages on Third
street, and moved his family into it
yesterday.
4 Quincy and Ernest Calender re-
turned last week from a deer hunt
on the Middle Fork. They broug BIT
home two deer, and The Index
acknowledges with thanks a ham
from one oil the carcasses.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30
HILL GETS into RAIL
ROAD GAME
Well Grounded Rumors Con-
meet Him With Dewey
Extension.

That the upper end of the Pay
cite valley and Emmett are soon TO
be the scene of railroad operations
that will be of vast importance to
southern and western Idaho there
seems to be little room for doubt.
In the scheme that is slowly but
surely unfolding is contained the
outwitting of the Hartman inter-
ests by his powerful and resource
full northern rival and the realiza-
tion uf the ambition of James ].
Hill to secure an outlet to San
Francisco. In drawing this con-
clusion The Index does not claim
to have anv inside information. 1t
simply makes it. case on circum-
stantial evidence.
When the Idaho Northern last
spring started a crew of surveyors
to run a lide north from Emmett,
considerable speculation was in
dulged in as to the object and the
terminus and not few Jokes were
cracked at Dewev's expense. That
Mr.. Dewey AMI his associates had
formed a combination with Hill,
with the object of using the Idaho
Northern to connect the Pittsburg
& Gilmore railroad with the Snake
river ard thus give clear sailing
through the Payette valley never
once entered the heads of railroad
men. But that was the program
rpon which the curtain is bound
to be rung up. From the terminus
of the Dewey road at Murphy to
the coast a feasible route is easily
obtained.
Louis Hill, son of his father, and
the chief locating engineer of the
Northern Pacific have been for
week past constant companions of
the Dewey surveying outfit, and to
all intents are directing the location
OF the route. This week they are
at work along the river between
the forks and Horseshoe Bend. The
surveying is being done in a
thorough and permanent manner,
even to cross sectioning, and blue
prints have been made as the work |
was completed. The route follows
the west bank of the North Fork tc
Smiths Ferry, then crosses to the
east side and passes through Long
Valley to the Lakes.
L is stated that the Hill inter-
ests have held an option on the
Dewey road for sometime and that
it is about to be taken up.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30

The Detroit club stands an ex-
ceIlent chance this season of winn-
ing its third consecutive pennant
and thereby establishing a record
for The American league. Detroit's
advantage over Philadelphia now
is two and a half games or sixteen
points. Detroit has six games
scheduled. four with Boston and
two with Chicago and if it should
win four Philadelphia would have
to win all its seven remaining con-
tests in order to tie for the champ
ionship. Should Detroit win four
out of six and Philadelphia win
seven straight each team then
would have SO victories "a defeats
and an average of .647. In this
event series of three games would
have to be played to decide the tie.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30
pAYET1E-BOIsE CANAL
Three Crews of Surveyors
Put in Field.

Edward Hedden, chief engineer
of the North Side portion OF the
Payette Boise irrigation project,
has put three c.ews of surveyors
III the field.
One crew is woA eng along the
foothills south and east of En-
NETT. The route is about 10 feet
higher than that of the government
survey made several years ago.
Another crew has gone up the river.
working from Marsh to be Bend.
Still another is at work in the
Little Willow creek country.
Indications are that the Black
Canyon will not be the site of the
diverting dam, as originally plan
ned by the government service,
Instead water will be taken out
about two miles above Horseshoe
Ben. The object of the change is
to raise the water higher and cover
a larger area of land.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30
What's S the Use

"What's the use having a sale il
you do not have good one" was
the remark made bv Mr.. E. E.
Hunt of the Hunts Department
store to reporter of the Index who
called to see if the firm had the
time to get up big ad for this
week 5 issue-but it was entirely
out of the question, for the store
was packed with crowd of delig ght-
ed buyers who were discussing the
bargains and many were the big
bundles rhat we've sent 10 the ship
ping room for the delivery wagons
to deliver-Mr. Hunt was every
where and while his time was tax
ed to look over the more important
details of the daily crowds during
this Harvest Sale, he took time to
say that he wished the Index
would correct the rumor that has
gained much ground the past
w-ek that the Hunt Department
store was going out of bushes: =
MIR. Hunt was very emphatic in hls
denial of these rumoIs and can only
account for them on the grounds
that the Harvest Sale is selling so
much goods and at such remark
able low prices that manv people
might of got the impression that
his store was going out of business
but sucn is far from the truth
The E. E. Hunt leading department
store is he.e to stay and that the
sacrifice in prices is only due to
the heavy purchases OF fall and
winter stocks which must be dis
tributed 10 the people and while
this is the very time when the re-
tailers of the country over make
their big profits on new fall goods
Just the opposite is the case
with the E. E. Hunt Harvest sale
On account of the failure of the
fruit crop this season NJ. Hunt
decided to sacrifice most of his pro-
fits on his large winter stocks and
give the public treat that will
live in local history for years to
come-and after having decided to
sacrifice profits and throw the
entire new stocks on the bargain
in one big special sale
he summed up the whole situation
in dozen words that head this
article when he declared What's
the use in having sale if you do |
not have a good one,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30
School Notes

Roy Eichelberger of Boise is
temporarily assisting with work in
the High school. He will remain
until teacher can be secured.
The lower floor of Frank Cros-
sons old store building has been
fitted up for school purposes until
the new school building is CON-
pleted.
Construction work on the new
school building is being pushed
rapidly. The remodeling of the
old building is also in progress,
and will be completed as quickly
as possible. The lower floor will
be ready for occupancy III three
weeks and the upper story three
weeks later.
The boiler and radiators for the
heating plant arrived today.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30
Night on Bald Nor utsiu

On lonely night Alex. Benton
of Fort Edward, n. V. climbed
Bald Mountain to the home of a
neighbor, tortured by asthma, bent
on curing HIM with DR.. King S
New Discovery. that had cured
himself of asthma. This wonder
full medicine soon relieved and
quickly cured his neighbor. Later
it cured his sons wife of severe
lung trouble. Millions believe its
the greatest Throat and Lung cure
on Earth. Coughs, Colds, Group
Hemorrhages and Sore Lungs are
cured by it. Best for Hay Fever,
Grip and Whooping Cough. SOC
aud $1.00 Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed by B. B. Davis.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30
Eighty-Acre Alfalfa Field.

L. a. Trowbridge has recently
completed seeding, 40 acres of his
bench land to alfalfa, and the
seeds have already spiouted and the
plants are looking fine. Forty
more acres will be seeded as soon as
the labor can be procured. u. R.
Niver, a member of Trowbridge &
Company. also has the improve
ment fever and expects to build a
house and make other improve
ments on his bench land this sea-
son.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30
P. v. Starts Survey

Payette Valley railroad surveyors
arrived in town yesterday to start
the preliminary survey for the eX-
tension from New Plymouth to
Emmett. The party consists of
FIVE men, with c. P. Lattig as
chief engineer. Several lines will
be run down the valley. The
route to be chosen will depend
upon the willingness of the people
between Emmett and Falks Store
to give right of way.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30
Buys Fire Apparatus

The CITY council Tuesday night
authorized the purchase OF 500 feet
more hose and another hose cart
and a FIRE alarm bell, with a steel
tower % feet high upon which to
place the bell The matter OF
more adequate sewer system was
discussed at some length and it is
probable main sewer, placed in
the ground deep enough to drain
easements of business houses, will
be the outcome of the agitation.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30

law in development of the property.
Mr. Norcross is an Eastern cap
italist and a few years ago he paid
$25, 900 for the mine. The proper
ty is situated on Alpine RIge on
the North Fork near Smiths Ferry
and is said to be very rich in silver,
with some gold. On that account
the contest will be bitterly fought.
Lee Williams and Pete HORNE left
Sunday for the mine to do this
year S assessment work.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30
Railroad Meeting

A meeting in the interest Of the
P. V. extension was held in the
Commercial club rooms Friday
night. There was large at
tendance. Ed Skinner was chosen
chairman and V. T. Craig, secre-
tary. An executive committee was
appointed to look after right of way
matters, as follows: John McNish,
E. NJ. Reilly, w. Wilton, James
Kinzer, Nels Nelson of Bramwell,
William Stewart of Falks Store and
James Barnard.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30

The E;ecIr1c theater this week
greatly improved its service by
signing contract for moving pic
lures with one Of the largest COM
panies in the country.
DR.. R. B. Hurd, deputy state
horse inspector. was in town last
week. ard in speIking of horses
stated he had seen and examined
a great many horses. but of all the
draft or general purpose horses he
had seen the English Shire Old
Boney IS undoubtedly the best.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Jolley left
this afternoon for Moroni, Utah,
to visit the latter's parents. From
there they contemplate trip to
New York to visit Mr.. Jciley's
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30
Seed Testing.

The u S. department of agricul-
ture has.opened seed testing lab
oratory at Corvallis, Ore, in order
to facilitate the testing of seeds for
residents OF the Pacific coast and
adjoining states. No charge is
made for testing. In submitting
samples a specific statement as to
the purpose for which they are
sept. whether for purity or germ
inatioD, or both, should be made.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30
County Fair

The Canyon county fair opens
Tuesday at Caldwell and will con-
tinue till Saturday. 1t is doubtful
if the Emmett country has col
lective exhibit this year, uuless the
farmers themselves take action.
The Commercial Club is unable to
take hold of the work on account
of its preparing an exhibit for the
Chicago Irrigation congress.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30
Real Estate Sales

Reported by Wilton Cooke Mar
tin Co.
August Dressed to c. F. Adams.
Mt. Vernon, Iowa, 10 acres at
s2500.
C. H. Buys to VIM. Tenney of
Shaniko, Ore, 10 acres north east
of town, $4,000. He will plant the
entire tract to apples in the spring.
c. D. Bucknum 10 Chas. Bar
ringer, . acres.
w. w. Wilton to J. Wallace. 2
lots on East First, $500. Mr..
Wallace will build a residence.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Can
yon Canal Water Users association
will be held in the Commercial
Club rooms Saturday afternoon of
this week at O'Clock. All water
users are requested to be present to
elect board of directors.
Y. T. Craig, Secretary.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30
Range Allotments

The town has this week been full
of sheep men, who are confering
with Forest Supervisor Mains in
rec 80 allotment of the range
ne.A bar.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30
BUYS Pearl Mine

o. n. Calender last week pur-
chased from Henry aud San Riggs
the Taualpais mining claim at
Pearl paving for the property
s1100. The mine IS located half a
mile north OF Pearl ard joins the
Easter claim.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30
Surveyors Reach the Salmon

The Pittsburg & Gilmore sur
veyors have reached a point on
Salmon river 26 miles above White
bird. The crew are said to be
cross sectioning and establishing
permanent right of way.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30
New Arrivals All Boys

On Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. D.
D. Sasser, son.
On Tuesday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Sollie Calender, son.
On Wednesday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Rip Allen, a son.