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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-11
CITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

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9 BEARDsLEY AVENUE TROLLEY AND
!. oNNECllPTsi PfSBiiJc NOTICE.
Public notice is hereby given that applica-
tion has been made to the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners of the City Of
Newark. County of Essex and State of New
Jersey for permission to construct, operate
and maintain single track electric surface
y NORTH TwELFpH STREET
and
BEARDSLEY AVENUE
(also known as Berkeley avenue)' In said
The name of the corporation presenting
such petition is Public Service Railway Com
pnay corporation organized under the laws
" The 'he said said petition was filed with the clerk
Of the Board of Street and Water commis-
twenty twenty-thirtf day of October A. d. 1912.
The character of the track intended to be
cons structed is surface track to be used IN
connection with electric surface street rail-
ways.
supplied to motors on the cars from over
! head wires by what is known as the over
The ferr, for Which such permission is
sought is fifty (50) years from the gate OF the
passage of the ordinance granting such per-
The street and avenue, through or upon
which permission 10 construct operate and
NORTH TWELFTH STREET
nEARpsIiET aaa AVENUE
(also known as Berlttaey avenue)
~ The Board of Street and Water. commis;,
s sloners Of the City of Newark has fixed
3 Thursday the fifth day Of December; nine
teen hundred and twelve. at 1870 o'clock in
u the afternoon of that day, as the time. and
s. the regular meeting room of the Board Of
Street and Water Commissioners of the CITY
Of Newark in the City Hall, Newark New
Jersey as the place at which the said Board
OF street and Water Commissioners VIII con-
slider such petition and the application there
bv made and will give a public hearing TO
all persons interested in the supJeet nlatser yer
OF said petition and application. either Tor
or against the same.
TSy order of the Board of Street and Water
commissioners OF the City of Newark.
= WM. Il. GREATHEAD.
..oy11 ~ Clerk.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-11
AND pApnRnANeINe.

BIG WALLPAPER SAIlE.
Blanks 2isc gifts &c, embossed TIC. two
tone art yelours for 10c. varnish tiles for
12Hc; papering rooms for 50. painting at low
South Orange av.; all work Euarsnteed
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-11
PHRENoLoGY.

WHEN in trouble consult Professor Ellis
and Nine. Regaire, clairvoyants, mediums
on all affairs of life; $1.00 readings this week
80 cents speaks Italian. Jewish and Spanish;
formerly Of Asbnry Park; Sixth av;. New
York city; main office located 11k Marshall
St. near Broad two minutes City Hall.
Bob Ellis, teacher of palmistry get my mind
reading code and wall charts for beginners
in the profession. Office hours 10 till o.
Phone 5277-J Market. Readings Sundays.
CONSULT PROF. AND MAIE. LIE ROY. the
successful life readers, Americas greatest
clairvoyanf and palmist advice on business,
love courtship, marriage; helpful sympa-
thetfc,.-conhdentia advice that will help
YOU Parlor, corner Orange and Broad sts.
No 469 Broad St: main entrance on Orange
st.. next Lenox Lunch.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-11
FARMS FOR SALE

- y = y >->S0-c-~-0-o-o-o-o-~-~~~
sOUTH JERSEY FARMs-Flve acres gooa
land. 800 50 down SO 30 monthly. cbojce
.an9 Ior raising fruit. berries vegetables.
pouIIy, SQUADS: mild, heaithful climate.
nearpy town; hair mile from railroad station.
PROSPEROUS locality; good roads, pure water.
fememoer, there are not many lots like this
,or ,or SAFE, therefore come al once 10 see me:
tnst nEe acres OF ground represents eighty
guaI1ding lots, and you are buying II for
sSVu, Iree from tax or interest: stop paving
rent wherever YOU are and get YOUR own
home. GILBERT & o'cALLAGHAN. l42
Market St. Newark. N. J.
SEND to Country Department for new book
let. farms, country homes. gentIemen's e.-
tates, New JERSEY. New York Long Island
Connecticut LOUIS sCHLEsINGER Inc,
Essex building.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-11

REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.
~ lOlsE Wishing to exchange real estate
.e,1S ysneIe can get excellent opportunities
MURRAY EXCHANGE 1ss Narics q,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-11

BARTER AND EXCHANGE.

A c. MOToR, one-ffth horsepower; want
visible typewriter. Address MOTOR, Box
i'll. Star office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-11

aATE q Minimum
ea SIX Tines Fs
BUSINESS oPPoRruNITIEs.

GARAGE and machine shop. located in the
plenty of work and storage. full line of sup
plies; golden opportunity for the right man:
price Is reasonable. For further particulars
address GARAGE. p. o. Box 04. Passaic,
N. ].
MOVING picture business, Newark. estab-
lished; partnership disa greement; long
lease reasonable rent. Particulars. address
ESTABLISHED. Box 10. Star office.
NICELY furnishe house for sale, $500
$3.50; sacrifice on account of sickness.
Call II Orchard ST.
STORE for rent; good business 1ocatish;
rent reasonable. Inquire H. HILL. 574
Orange St, city.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-11
REAL ESTATE nRokER..
REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

49, e.,' house, ali improvements near Brick
Orange. siiise e'a ST. Last
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-11

HAVE a small runabout auto wee1Id ex-
cnange FOR part payment on small farra
ADDRESS K, Box 1Je, Star Office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-11

INDIAN runner ducks, from white brakes.
VIA exchange for white lerforrs a. -
apiece DUCKS, Box 164, Star Office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-11
PRINTERS.
MIDwIvEs.

GRADUATE midwife-MRs. GRURICH 81
South Orange av.. Newark: ladies' private
nursing confinements treatment at homa
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-11
FARMS WANTED.

FARMS WANTED.
fNTN~~N-~>r7s>7>-
WE can sell or exchange your farms coun-
try homes or estate. County Department
LOUIS SCH .EsINGER. Inc. Essex build
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-11

LADY 5 fur coat; will exchange same for
dlanond or viii sell: or what have Tou to
oher! Address COAT, Box 1ss. star once.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-11

a CARL FISCHER flute. grenadilla wood,
70 keys. In plush-iined case, used only two
writer in good condition. c. Box no. Star
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-11

MAHOGANY clock. 10 inches high. 6 inches
wide; VIII exchange for Turkish rug or
anything else. CLOCK, Box 140. Star Office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-11
AUCTION SALES.

RARE chance for housekeepers at REID'S
Auciiop Rooms. Is Arlington St. near Mar
ket our regular furniture sales each Tues
dav and Friday, commencing at 30 g. m,
arc filled with furniture and household goods
OF all kinds from various consignors and sold
at your own price 20 the highest bidder: a
visit wiz nav Won; get the habit
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-14
MULBERRY,.EX.POsT:
MASTER N TAMPA JAIL
John B. White. Who Disappeared
From Mulberry. Will Have to
Explain to Uncle Sam.

Tampa, SEPT II John + White.
,fsiWtlIr postmaster Of Mulberry.
hul Who 2ot into trouble with lner
sam hr ausc hc ran savings de
prSii htmy hat did not have the
Nal! tlon oi The postotlicr department
and resulted IN negro patrons losing
ihrlr savings. VA, hrouShl in from
Nonlee mef>, Ma. last night by
harIcs " Ilatden. an Alabama dep
1y sheriti and is noW in The culnh
Jail
White viii hr given preliininary
ll"arln2 before United States COM
missioner II l.. Crane soon. 1t is
4 bought likely that he will be boun
over for trial The man disappeared
ilom Mulberry and was listed anon
lllc missing Tor some time. bnf Was
InalN located al Dothan. \a
Where N" has brnn in Jail 'ur some
time
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-14
MOBILE WAS
STORM SWEPT
LAST NIGHT
CNE. DEATH AND MUCH PROP
ERTY LOSS MARKS PATH OF
EQUINOCTIAL
Ey Associated Press. !

Noaiin. Ma. sept IT. II is csti-
mated that the damage Of last nj lht :
eeuinn'ial Storm may reach len
iLon-and dollars. The Cedar stree.
Methodist church was razrd. and il
faII,aa rushed the house next door
: l+ steamer WAS sunk. and man
tu.t A.~ Nee ilnruuicd and lhnl-
san II toei of fences were blown
down.
aoaaS llrrring. Wairhman ON tn.
nlIed States datl-r Barnard. VIII,
Was ~Nrpi uNerheard while trying t.
lower anul her anchor, is the only
deat' reported a. a result OF the
storm \ battalion Of artillery OF
IN N1t.onal t'n.ild, cuampcd on the
pea u. had An thrir tents blown
GuW forcing Tho soldiers 10 stand
lla oyer illc supplies ia the rain
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-14
LAST RITES FOR
DEAD EMPEROR
With Solemn and Impressive Cere.
monies. Mutsuhito Is Laid to Rest
in Mausoleum.
Ey Associated Press.

ko'a. Sept ! After the courll-
| Sion Of impressive and elaborate crrr-
h.hiiirs ~ AyHma. last night, the inn
l" rtai lunrral train bearing IL
lrdy oi the late Emperor MlIisuhito.
:rriNod here This afternoon. whence
he body will he carried 10 the i'm
pcriai maliSulrum AT Munoyama, the
imperial estate. five miles south of
klota. for burial tomorrow. Thou
sands 2aihcrcd along the route. and
bcWch barred heads AZ the funrral
train passed. During the three hun
drrd and fifty miles Of the jolIrnr,
the train stopped several times 10 A.
low IN" people OF the country dis
lllrls To pay their respects 10 tho
h' al sovereign The train of tiy,
ears ana the locomotive were drapr
IN mourning nignilarics and Of
ii,rrs Of hi@h merit accompanied ,hr
hrly
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-14
GOOD ROAD WORK BETWEEN
MULBERRY AND CHRISTIN A

i Will w. interesting news ana
mighty Welcome to those compelled
10 lse the road between Christina
aid Mulberry, 10 know hat ihis road
aas bevn placed in iinr condition hy
III" Phosphate Mininl TO. which rc-
renily repaired it, Complaints wert
srrl numerous AS 10 The condition
ot this road and the Phosphate Min
~. to. in placing this road in such
sood condition have earned the graf
iude OF the community. Mulberry
Herald
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-14
CONSIDERABLE BUILD.
ING At BUSY KATHLEEN
Notes Of Progress and Personal Items
OF the Live Town to the North
of Us.

Kathleen. S"m MesslS Lash
81 and llam who recently arrived
~ ~ IRON N'hs'S' are 'ach erecting
''''s''''''' '''s' "h th'lr Farms
''''' low IL Nr' III lh''fS""d, VII"
'''''l> 7n'"!'ed Il ~ adNome resi-
a"l'"e Ter Nj. 'i'a' Wiltshire. is now
" - = NV : ''S''''''''
'''''''' '''' '"N'
~ u" "''a'f VINO recently ar
yea IRON 'ilah'a, where he has
'','''' = - me ''i'''l MISSION bus
- ''' - "''' ~ VIII erect ~
- = "' ''h P''Rih1
''' i '"A'i '''r WIN tn" am
''' Mn ''"'.' o' LOWS d son
- '''' . .'' 'h par WIN IA"
" '''' ''' ''iPP'h& points III
"'' - pay '"4 '''''''''5.
~ = 'i'' ''' I'7' hn'sh"d =
~ '''' II ''''' u" '''S nome ID" worl
'FIhs b''h H"h" lis oh" of oar 10
" o. '''S''"s.
"' - > N'l'i. our 'firien' post
,"H'''' ~ making M" property ol.
'"'h ''f'' s''ih" with new coat
H. W = Y.,..a, "'"S "'"' 'F
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-14
JEFF HAS RETURNED
BUT SAM IS MISSING

-'cit l.. Davis. AZ one tim. edition.
ol The Chronicle bul who has boon
~ ia" newspaper business at Villa
! oorhc", Ga. ~ late. has sold his i'm
rests ih"r" ana moved back to Per
~. Fla, his | home We venture
l" assert tiat JEFF has edited more
papers III Georgia and FIoritj., han
any other living man. ami while h.,
f")lrrs Tor good every ,iIur h.
CUTS Il Job, ne always bobs up ,p.,ir
~ Il lew weeks as editor OF some 9th
or paper in one of the Two STATES
AS an editor, sam Eackler is q rlos,,
9r'ohd III conducting Il large num-
Der of papers. hut sam almos, ipyar.
E,hiy quits when hc completes Tho
TASK oi getting ont an extra or in
dhS'rlal edition This is jusr VIVA.
sam and Jeff did recently i'm VILLA
'oorhee, but Sans Whereabouts is
ahkhown 10 Us al this writing. Tb..
weather is most TOO warm TO reo,iro
bed to sleep IN these nights. and
perhaps sam is onjoying himself mn
Ter Some Wide-spreadins oak on tho
'ahkS o. some lake where fish arn
'n'liul inverness Chrenicle.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-14
NOTION
Of PATRIOTISM
FAR-FETCHED
PECULIAR WAY JAPANESE HAVE
OF SHOWING THEIR DEVOTION
TO ROYAL DEAD
EN .\ssnl lated prn-, !

Tokio. Sept IT, Tie dl;.nlali,
! death Of General Count Alarrelkc
A"S!. The soldicrhero OF Japan. and
| that OF his wife. the Countess Noui
WHO committed suicide YESTERDAY 90.
Occidental with the departure of the
t0dN oi the late emperor. Mutsuhito.
ior lis las, resting place. is REGARDED
hN the srrat soldiers of Japan and
senorall> by others of their country
ven rs magnificent act OF patriot
duty.
The senera sasIi,tl hi- throat
with II sword and thu ruuutr~, tn,lnd
death by harikari
The nation in deepest moufpjnu
ANA IN" new emperor forced INTO 50.
!usion h",ause OF the dr.uh ~ hi,
father. il is impo, iblr 70 confer IN.
roStllumoae honors. ana con -ouurn,
n Nosi officially is not dead
Thursday mornina Noui sum
h'oied a photographers ana i'll ii
Gard"n o' his residence, wil M
co'n'cs>. posed for pictures, ,ftcl
ards they wrn' To The imperial pal
ae" Tor the funeral ecrl ices NoaI
Enrlt several minutes before the bier F,
OLE lns homage to ms departed soy
ien and friend
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-14
BOARD OF TRADE MEETING

lherc viii be- u special meeting %,
IN" Board of Tradr Monday cycuiue
sept 10, l9l2. al the tomnril cham
b'fs. al $50 =. IA. Ways and means
10 incrnaSc the membership will h.
di cii5s"d, and All members arc earn
eStiy requested 10 be- present. como
: nd bring friend
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-14
PREPARING FOR LONG
REVOLUTIONARY DISTURB.
ANCES AMONG MEMCANS
tBy ASSOC lated Press. }

Washington, .Sepl IL. Mai Gen
Leonard Wood today ordered a zen
tial army supply post established IA
~ Paso. conditions in McXicoarcrr-
b"rlrd as chaotic. Farmers haNo
t"'n ulabl" 10 piant or culigai
cops. General Woods action is tak
N to indicate that official, here bc
ll"fo the revolution will hc protraci
r". starvation this winter thrro,
'hs TO add Ia the suffering in Me-
ico
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-14
tEy Associated Press. }

kloto, Sept | L. The last solemn
Junction in he funeral crrcmouirs
over the body of the lat" Emprro,
Mn'su'ilo took place tonight, whc
he body WAS buried in the impcri,
Mamsolcum Il, Monyma The ccrc-
r'"llleS began al Tukio Yesterday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-14
Engineer Mack's Escape

fh2iNr"r Mack. who was In t.b,ro
~ f.:~ locomotive, had a mirarulo,,
aHr. When he disrcrncd thar IN
i'"~'l" WAS giving away under Il,
"''rd'h. h Jumped into ,be Kan.
''' "1 I'D" opposi'c side from Ul.r.
h'rhlns landed The engineer Land
- n 'lear place. and ,Ilo ski,
'Hi:"h' together with hi. own a.
'"'f9' 'arried him 10 pIarc of ,af,
u. II" escaped with a few brui..
ana scratches Tom Bale. col
"E"d brakeman, VA alo mon IN.
hhdcr when it lcft rlir rail-. H.
SUSTAINED broken arm and oth.,
Injuries. bat viii rceoyor Non. a..
n" ooarhcs Were deraiicd
Tn" 'restlc whore H.. accident =.
'Hl'ftd is a short on, and and
usual conditions is almost drv. r.
cav rains, however. have ca,...
il Opening 10 By Il raging ;orr.
u ia"'. ''e ira K is said TO
Ta'er varyin- il depth fro.
t. i'2r f"'' Jog abont rolr r
ta'H 'ae wa+er .ears
.a.t~ Tiii be- operated ~,
o..
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-14
PLANT TO BE ENLARGED.

tho Columbus sea Industrial
lltrA takes note pl lh tal shat
''th' lakeland Nanulapurin@ 20.
" =. Sn,ad. manager. will enlarge
cap i'N u sash door ana blind
im lfactnrina plant fifty pr erul
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-14

'Hot think Only $500 Tor a fine
f'S io'. covered with large oranso
thi grapefruit trees in Orange p,rl
Fdd'tion' on the shores of Lake Nor
ton one-fourth cash, balance 6 -
and Is months. per cent intares,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-14
KANSAS WOMEN TAKE
WARPATH AGAINST GAMBLERS
tBy 4 soriaiod Pres.

l.arhed. Kan, Sept II. Ilors..
Nhlps and club arc weapon. Tho
women OF l.arnrd threaten to use ON
the gamblers o. that eity unles., tho.
leave home-lol ing husbands alone
After futile Efforts by Tho police 10
rid the town Of eamcsters. Tho wom-
CA met today ami -lIcd an ulfima-
'nm that th"N intended ia take Tho
law into their own hands
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-14
'0 '0HN|SS|ONERS
n5NDAMUSED
By CITIZENS
rP0INT ELECTION OFF,
0R SHOW CAUSE BY
NEXT TUESDAY.


" y -
u 'of iIe o''t'ioii W
-a tOrs. etc, certain
ou,,t\ vino vrrr do
.,,.,,.,,n. ,,o,,o,
=
2 '"Ne l'S"' steps 10
'senl 10 a crisis
OH YESTERDAY. Mr
,t ,6 firm az roo
~ "s'' nv
i holding court, and
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-14
ITRUS CROP
HEAV!EST On RECORD


3eH -. III Tam
a encraI Man
M l'rmpl, Of ia,
hn2" asrs ld~
rras crop - Flor
a. "a. Mr. Tm
aH nrar wtu 3.
eH4lDcr lhdn ia-f
mails" ilur prodG
Len seven mjjlio;
lurv yaars a-4.
5'ric owr sly
ltf Mr. 1'rmpi
ae,o.t on rce-
u qao'.'s Tbr
a.,MlI, 4ood
n5Iliou balo.
'fa.' '.o ,Np.rt- t.,
#all> owing 10 th.
hf or i,. ttme.
ar ID I'll. st..t ii.
M.r price for ii.
t6mk*. viii npa
a.r1j, Statr f'..-
h',,"n million Do
N million dollar.
vuer loell brousl.t
a .iru> cron
rr v.r4 eneo,,ra.-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-14
'SEAb0ARD RY.
RESENTS ORDER
Of COMMISSION
LAY BLOCK UNION DEPOT MOVE.
MENT AT BARTOW-OTHER
NOTES OF COUNTY CAPITAL

Evening Telegram Eureau. Bar
tGw, Fla. sept. t. Ion T. t. Fer,
au>On. clerk OF the Circuit Court, al
HE request OF the chairman of the
board OF county commissioners. has
allied meeting of the board for
h,Nt Monday. the 18th. The purpos,
G this meeting is to take advice
from the county attorney as 10 the
lrgailty OF appointing inspectors and
clerks for the special election call.d
| i, the governor for he 10Th inst.
| Mr. Ferguson says that in writing {,
hr governor about this election he
told him that only an informal cleo
ton could now br held. but that if
will pay The expense oi such an clcc-
ion. il would likely be held, not
withstandiuG the law requires the
Jerks and inspectors of election -
re appointed twenty days before th,
election and advertised fifteen days.
MI Ferguson estimates the cost OF
= county election to be $3.50.
1t seems that the Scaboard Air
Line Railway is trying to block the
movement for IA union depot in Bar
tow. M"ssrs. Wilson a Boswell, 10
cal counsel or the $. T. l.. railway,
arc in receipt Of the following tclo-
@ram, which is SELF explanatory:
Portsmouth, Va, Sept. r.. "
son 4 Boswell, Barlow, Fla: Year
wire Eth When citizens of Bar,ow
secure revocation Of commission or
der on depot matter construction will
proceed. W. l.. Scddon.
This wire has just been Received
Ihc matter hs not yet been taken
Up ahd discussed by he citizens.
That will likely be done M thc moot.
u" Of the local Board of Trade ncy.
''ondaN night
i'al NV has small mad dog scare
IN Monday and Tuesday of this week
bird dos belonging 10 e. +. Recl
ao Observed 10 Jump on and fight
vera dogs on the streets, bun no
y" thought ANYTHING strange OF tho
o@ $ antics AT the time But the see
nd d,y this doc was chewing up
'h"r doss lie disappeared and has
oi been seen since The impression
general now hat th" dog was al.
''t"d with rabies and now mu2zlin.
do is tn" order of the day IN
ar'oF. II This Ectd dog was mad
'0r" viii suon hc fine ,rnp of rabia
bsS II town, for a dozen or NOR.
Des, probably. were bitten hv il in-
r. ltgA ng town.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-14

" 1alH a few weeks - .4
i''f"iS will b" added 70 IA s-1a-
vale ) growinr matHfu -...a4
tcrpr.srs.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-29
VIII Build Summer Home.

Mr.. Prettyman, the new owner,
is postmaster of Ann Arbor and
a man of means. Within the next
two years he will expend large
sum of money in extensive improve
ments and will make his home here
A residence will be built near the
edge CT the bluff overlooking the
valley, a draw is to be damned and
an artificial lake of eight acres
created, and the grounds are to
be beautified with walks, drives,
trees and shrubbery. Mr.. Pretty
man also plans 10 acquire the bluff
in front of his land, terrace 1t
and plant it to European grapes.
The deal is cne of the most i'm
portant that has takes place in
years, because through Mr.. Pretty
man, other prominent Michigan PEG
pie are becoming interested in the
Emmett country and the indications
are that number of them will
make investments here also.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-29
$4,000 LAND DEAL ON
BENCH
Michigan Capitalist Buys SO
Acres Orchard---Make
Home Here

The biggest land deal recorded
on the bench since the memorable
boom, involving s25,OOO in cash,
and with it future outlay of pro-
badly an equal amount fer improve
ments, was ClCsed a few days ago
by H. S. Huycke of the Idaho Or
chard Company, selling TO Horace
Prettyman of Ann Arbor, Mich, 80
acres of the Orchard cOmpany's ap-
pie orchard.
The lard lies southeast of the
Jackson BIOS. farm and extends TO
the edge of the bluff. II ia plant
ed to apple trees, in their second
year. One of the conditions of
the sale is that the Orchard com
pany shall take care OF the orchard
for two more years. The price
paid was $500 per acre. The Or
chard company purchased the land
from Perry Spratt two years ago,
paying $21, 900 for 100 acres. Two
years previous Mr.. Spratt paid
S4SO0 for it.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-29
Fruit Out of the Ordinary.

In his rambIes The Index fruit
reporter occasionally runs across
mutt that is out Of the ordinary.
One example is a plum grown By
Fred J. Bliss. The tree is one
Sf BurtaIk's creations and
produces plums that have a decided
orange flavor In appearance they
closely resemble the ordinary blu
ish red plum, are large and very
delicious. Though the trees cost
81 each, they are worth the
money. Another example was found
in J. /. Hits orchard in the way
OF a blocd red peach. Mr.. Hit
does not know its name and per-
haps it has no commercial value,
but it is deliciously favored and
while small makes up in quality
what II lacks in size.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-29
Commercial Club Meeting.

A meeting of the Commercial
Club will be held Tuesday evening
to make arrangements for the en-
tertainment of the Twin Falls Fruit
Special, which will be in Emmett
September 10. The excursion will
be made Up Of 500 farmers from
the Twin Falls tract, who are de-
sirous of investigating the met
hods employed in handling Fruit.
This is an important meeting, and
fruit growers and farmers, be-
sides the members of the Club,
are invited and urged to be pre-
sent.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-29
RAILROAD RUMORS ARE
PLENTIFUL
Salt Lake Dispatches Say P.
V. Will Be Taken Over
January l

The improved business conditions
over the entire country and the
certainty that the financial situ-
alton will continue to improve, has
started all kinds of railroad rumors
A Salt Lake dispatch of the 22d
inst. states that the Oreon Short
Line will take over the Payette
Valley railroad January l ard con
meet the Oregon-Eastern at On
tario with the Idaho Northern at
Emmett, the same to become the
main line TO Cali oInia. The dis
patch says:
Reports that the Oregon Short
Line will take over the Payerte
Valley railrcad en- January Ist
are being made here and that it
is to be connected at once with
the Oregon Eastern building west
from Vale. 1t is further learned
that a short cutoff of the Pump
kin Vine" road is contemplated and
that the main line is 10 be left near
Fruitland fer a bee line 10 the
Malheur Junction in order TO hit
Vale and the Malheur canyon. The
Hartman people are now building
an extension to the Idaho-Northern
and the proposed cut off means tha'
it is 10 be connected with the Vale
road"