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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-15
GOOD ROAD DISTRICT
Brief Synopsis of Law Affect
ing Such Districts

The following Is a brief state.
mnt of the proyisioBs OF the stat.
utes affecting good roads districts
enc OF the manner that the rights
aud obligatiors Of residents therein
arr modified:
Any territory having 25 or more
sesideBt taxpayers may be organ
-od a. special good road district.
which shall have power 10 Issue
bends for road improvements, APP
point board OF eommi snioners. and
sue and be sued in It's own name
through it's commissioners
Such districts are organized upon
petition 10 tha county commission
ers. whieb petition shall state the
purpose Of the proposed organlza-
ton. describe the boundaries Of
the proposed district. bc signed
by majority Of the resident fres-
holders. and contain a brief des
cription OF the road improvements
intended q che county commissions
ers vote 10 establish the district. an
resident therein may appeal from
their decision II aggrieyed
Upon establishments of the dis
triet the resident freeholders there
In shall elect three commissioners
as officers OF the district with the
consent OF two-thirds OF the quail
flied freeholder electors Of the dls-
trict. the commissioners may issue
the bonds OF the district up TO 25
per cent OF the assessed value OF
the real property within the dis
trlet. such bonds 10 bear interest
not to exceed 8 per cent. and 20 be
rcdeemable after 10 and before ~
years The commissioners must
levy each year tar TO pay the an
nual interest on the bonds, to pro
vide fer "a sinking fund to pay the
principle. and 10 raise money 10
meet the other Indebtedness In 4
Cured during the year,
The property OF the district is
not exempt from the general coun- {
~ levy for road PURPOSES. but rs Ii
per cent Of all moEeys derived from
such levies on property within the /
district must be paid over to thee ,
district each year by the county d
treasurer, The district Is. also /
entitled TO receive the read poll .
tax collected within the district I
When established. good read |
district takes the place OF the prior y
existing road district The district '
must not include any road included u
In any Incorporated town or city. h
and all It's territory must lie with a
in one county n
The good road district commits a
sioners have power 20 create. open, b
alter. and change roads. subject to II
nm appeal TO the county commission n
ers, and they also have power 4,
TO enter into contracts for the Inn Il
proyements e. roads Ia the dis II
trict, such contracts being let TO y
the lowest bidder ON sealed bids. /,
having been advertised for
The advantages OF the good
road district Is &C. give 70 local v
.ty greater power In controlling and h,
improving the public highways with OF
In the locality Al
80
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-15

MIR, Allerton's life In this valley
was uneleutful In the early days
he was logger and was counted
one of the best ON the river. He
drove lCJs for the Martin and
Wardwell sawmills for many years,
Between seasons he tended bar
and pulled teeth At that tim,
he was known as DR. Judd His
first implement for pulling teeth
was what was known as turn
key. an instrument having hook
on one end which was pushed into
the roots OF the offending tooth
and used as pry. Later he
bought regular torcers. His prac-
tioe WIS limited to extracting teeth
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-15

He enlisted in the Union army
at the aEe Ct 20 years and serv-
ca through the Ciyi war as a
member Cf Company +. S6th
New york Infantry, being mus
tered In October 6. 1861 and
mustered out Oct 6, 1854. He
was a member OF the Grand Army
post OF this city A lew years
ago he filed on homestead south
OF Falks aud made proof on Il a
Few months age outside OF THAI
he had no other property.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-15

FOR SALE-175 feet on Boise ave-
nue., Daley Addition, Emmett.
For terms inquire 924 Hays St.
Boise. 44-4tp.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-15
Notice

10 fruit will be received BY the
Emmett Fruit Growers Assoeiat on
that Is hauled IN wagons without
springs. by order 81 board OF dir
ectoTs.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-15

FOR SALES.--FUTURE furnishing of
six room house. Dean Hamil-
ton. Rundstrom house, Cor. Main
Il Johns.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-15

TO TRADE-City lots to trade for
cows Call up ]. l.. Hoagland.
Phone 80. 40
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-15

FOR SALE--Good wheat $I.75
per cwt, and good baled timothy
hay $40 per ton, at Vanderdasson's
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-15
WANTED

WANTED-At once live agents for
Accident and Health insurance
Best policy and liberal commissions
Big money and permanent position
Address p. o. Fox 14O1, Boise.
Idaho. 4stf.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-15

To not suffer ~itr tsdsch. Nv
xu--' .-ss ~. uf''- -"' -.~s-- -
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-15

PASTURE-500 acres with plent,
of feed and water, close in. sI.0C
per head per month. Cook q
John. rs
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-15

WANTED-woman TO do laundry
work in her own home. Call
Mrs. j. r. Hunter, I'll long 3
short. 40
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-15
FOR sALE-At a barain.

4 VIZ SALE ~ q hll am VI
would rent II acres, well i'm
proved, enc mile west Of Emmett,
= mile to cannery, a mile to
sawmill, 8 room house, wood house,
cellar, hen house, barn with room
for six horses, fenced into
six lots, 500 fruit trees in full
bearing. balance meadow, truck and
pystuIe Also horse or mare
10 trade Tor mule. weight about
900 lbs, age little too old
last spring Would trade my
mule, three saddles and three
sets harness, grain sacks. Might
pay you to see me about this
property w X, Davis, 40
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-15

FOR RENT--An room house,
furnished or unfurnished Gar
den, lawn, fruit and flowers Good
fer dwelling. boarding or rooming
house Francis Moore, Second
and wardwell st. It.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-15
FOR SALE.

FOR SALB-Ripe peaches one cent
per Id. Can at F. H. Spotts
ranch. two miles northeast on mesa.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-15

LOST--A gold band wedding ring,
engraved O. U. F. Leave at NJ.
A. Pattiscn's. Reward II. p
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-15

WANTED Five men 10 pick and
five women to pack liberia
peaches. Apply 10 H. J. De-
Clark, southeast slope. 44-3t.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-15
BURIED BY HIS COMRADES
Judson AIIerton's Bccy Laid to
Rest In Emmett Cemetery

The body of Judson Allerton,
mention Of whose death was made
last week, was brought TO thi,
city Friday by conda Wilson. who
met a conveyance with the remains
at the toll gate. The funeral was
postponed until Monday In ord er
to learn the wishes OF sister
at Syracuse, ~ Y, In regard 20
the burial The sister. though
reputed 10 be wealthy. refused to
even stand the funeral expenses
ard the Grand Army Post took
charge OF the remains and laid
them &c. rest In the Emmett Gene
.ery with all the honoIs due 10
a faithful soldier. A short ser
vice was held at the Bucknum I'M
deTtaking parloIs conducted by
Richard Barrett ard the usual
rltualistic ceremonies OF the
post were performed at the grave.
Charlie l.. Burdgc. who was
with Mr. Allertoh in camp when
he died. arrived home Monday. be
!ug delayed by an investigation OF
the cause Of Allerton's death. con
Quoted ~ PIobf to Judge Ken
nc6y Of Eoise county In hls
Deposition. Mr. Burdge gives
Of his companion sdeath
when IN brief are as follows That
~ August 7 Charles l.. Burdge
nod Judson Allerton were
'ampcd on Clear creek 10 fish aud
tick huckleterIios. Retired to
deep at o'clock In the evening
81 about II O'Clock heard Al
ericn breathing very loud and
,cculiar. Thinking he had night
aarc cRlled TO him, but received
10 reply Struck a match and
m looking close at Allerton was
stouishtd to see he was expiring
nd In few minutes ceased to :
IreGtle ard WIS dead Know of
70 cause for his death. as he
'as apparently In the best OF
ealth when he retired.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-15

LOST-A scythe blade and a
hat on road from town to- farm.
f. s. Blaser, or leave at this Of
flee. Al
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-15

screen wire. al lengths.
Rslliy,a
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-15
Peoples Column
LOST, FOUND, ETC.

FoUND-A rear light to an auto
mobile. Call at Index office.44
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-26
How TO Dress Well for Less

r HE problem of the high of living is solved degree
by those who buy their Furnishings here for they
what they here for less than equal qualities
exclusive Furnishing few
shopper:
The Short Bosom Shirt S1.OO has bosom
below the opening the practical
neat patterns and guaranteed fast coors.
New Silk Neckwear for in pretty combinations Of
coors-and Knits very popular for Fall-5Oc each
Other Kns for money, but less than you'll pay
where.
Full Dress Shirts, Gotham brand with
its like half dollar buying this Shirt 90.
Arrow Shirts made of French flannel with
fast colos Si..JO here.
Mems Shirts with Numbered collars like Shirt pretty
patterns, $3.50.
Boys Outing Flannel Paamas Night made Of
fabrics of good quaity-iSc 10 Csc.
New Arrow Collars for FallAdrian. with the long front:
Belmont of white strp madras, and Newport the small
wing Colar-tWO for 25c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-26
Hair Goods Underprice

abrasive numbers in Hair Goods for less tnan
'ular prizes will be an nducement for needing
this kind 20 Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-26
New mcCuicheOn Novel

TILE HOLLOW OF HER
Il HAND is the title os
the latest novel from the pro-
life pen Of George Barr Me
Cutcheon. whose "Graustark
stories alone were enough 70
make him famous. This new
book Is something entirely un-
like any Of this authors for
mcr books It's different and
competent critics say IL =, N
best thing McCutchcon Ia, =
done Nicely bound in cloth
and illustrated in color. are
the Price CT On
u ..... .......... 81 n NV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-26
WATSON BIDDING



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-, -'FP"''-
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'". 'N'niN
90 'ic'ans
"lN-''' '"' ''''' NOUS .''" iS
quite SAFE '' s"N 'h"l '.' i'.n'graiIr
''"' u'"' u k"''t Nd P'' greatest
N'I'S mo TUE N-'' i'r '.' nitct
states 'h''' 'i" Ni''" 't- allure
ne N'P'nl'"'s ''.''r 't'N ~
>'hd N'N representatives. o. Nt-hinc
ton. ana IN" th.d 'rrw"r- t.- WiiH
'"'m 10 ina 'N'''
CheeSbooh Busy
Yet eNrrN"h'r" one r''- a. hcar
'"Ih OF money TT is 'H' 'ts' thing
man on'h" stree corner v''t frl So.
seven business men 800 10 Roosevelt
meeting laN' nIrht oppressed th'ui.
'"'N's III conversation most 'n tho
sam" words 'N Is '.' most cnr
rup' county IN ihr country Sfrou-
words indeed. and perhaps 700 s'roup
." De trnihIlt. hui - long o. there e.
CORRUPTION lh'r" must h" eup'rh.
Wv" POM snin'"hrf" ant 'f" men
AROUND mere heu'N' ih"> ar" living in
f- j. Is convincing to hear k"uuh'i
can, ana th.rni'fIn"rs i7IN .h,'i 'h'-
condition. They pui IN" blame right
up 10 tho leaders 81 tho p"s-. ratio
party. and include ever, one ,Nr,u'
John r McGrau They 81. 40 l,.a A.,
strong and cie.n foll,v.f,r a.. -.
enemies ,rcurd nor, a IN .t,..... ,,.,.t-
sbo,Idcrs .rt -. ~, '-
o." ~, N'.'. ITO Hish
nlS 'n"ckn"ok. ina alI
senator sam Montgomery made an
appeal here last night for all r,nd
Democrats to ret behind NcGraU and
unset tho money msrhir. a., .t,.,r,
upon h al considerabi, Ier,-l, an,
,Larot - '''-' '''i
'"' N"'Snh nI'"n control
WIN having bouEh' ever! thing n
sith'.
Moose Defeated
Nat Frame. count, chairman for ,bo
third-term.rs ia a M, t,..........-
tan ab,,i,f., -, -
v.;lI -, l.'.' ~ i"' ,"'' N"',S'N"'
vi ""' carry 'niS county. Mt fraW"
D" nlaIlGhdht against purchasing votes
ana cited instance after instance of
hundreds and thousands az dollar
changing hands ON election d,v III.
anti-checEbooL ,,,,,.t.. -. -
~, ,,,,r,.ta'1-..r y, ~, S"N 'H''
~. '"'' VIII =" hlr''i Z"
~ o'IN al inc polls VINO represents
the party purchasing the vote. and
say i want To vote such and such "A
( ticket; FIX one up for mo
Without further forn,,ti,y ,to cor
rect ticket is voted and tb. ,,.,i,..
teller on the sideU,ik COT H.. l.i,..,,'1
4 vote has been cast ali ~, r,.,,,.';r,
is the having over of fro,, Z. sIn
Sometimes they have ronn as Nm
as So ,ccordinr 90 t.'-,ti,',. q" r'-L
around here. InyeetIr,ti,r t,is
markablo frankn.ss a vri,.- ,,lt..t
on half q dozen promincrt ,fti,c,,i
az random There was mn, mn. ~,
them who did not ADM, tho nm
sition. They sc1iiiessd "a itb ,t, -.
mechanical manner "A. ~ tbcv b.J
nodded 10 the c,bressior -, ,,',
isn't if9" Ono If fba,n c,,a - o.
stance. naming The man Vbc d,I H..
buving Il saw him AZ ,b, ,,,i,,,.ris,
with money in his nocto, H. ,s =
young man whom I educated r,tJ
his wav through school I ael,ed So,
what lie was doing and he toId me-
thar he was having a. =, 90
received s. 900 ar The last olecfion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-26
$500 Wool Blankets at Si.95

= OLkS who need Blankets these nipTy nights will be u
the chance to save dollar these All Wool b. rs
size 72XS2 inches which white pads
coors and combinations. regular 5000 kind: ca nH
sale price pair sD4.JsI
Vol Napt Blankets size 72NSO inches heavy and look GO O.
like all wool Blankets - 90 kind sale price. .DL -
Comforts size 2NS2 inches covered with
filed with clean white cotton. good heavy weight. G . dAE
regular s. 80 kind sal price. each ...... - ,TsD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-26

J. " Copeland. az Dayton Ohio.
purchased . bottle of Chamberia MS
Cough Remedy for his boy who had
q cold. and before Tho bottle was ail
used the boys cold was gone T. Thar
not better than 10 pay q five dollar
doctors bile For sale By ~ dealer.
Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-26
Best Trimmed Hats i'm The Greater City at
$500, $3.50 and $1,000

XNOMEN whose price for Trimmed Hat is $780, 90
w $1,000 will find here the greatest and The
hest value Wheeling these popular prices
wokrooms and from the leading Mners country coc
Hats the heads of the fair West Virginia
give the best values for the money
Other Trimmed Hats. of course up to $4,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-26
$1.50 and $500 COrSetS at S1.OO

THESE comprise special line Of the popular Lucille Co-sets
made coutil and hatiste models high or lo.
bust hooks and and drawsngS and four ;
lace ribbon trimming $50 and $500 CT on
specially priced for Saturdays selling just - wv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-26
Toilet Articles
Specially Priced

g PEClAL prices on Toilet
- Articles will make il we'll
worth while to buy here Sa;ur-
day:
..25c Lustrite Nail Enamel at 12e.
soc Madame Yale COMPLEXION
Cream AZ 3se.
Sc Household Rubber Gloves
az Csc.
soc Perfumes by the ounce
at 35e.
"Nc Cuticle Scissors al 74e.
Toe Packages Absorbent Cotton
az Sc.
5c Packages Absorbent Cotton
az Sc.
-"c Roger & Gallers Face Pow
der NJ 3se.
25c Nail Brushes az tie.
luc CosmO Buttrrmilk Soap
ar &C.
$50 Combination Syringe. Wat.
or Bottle and Fountain at 1929.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-22

 COOL, LIGHT, airy shirt waist dance, Park Theatre Hall every Saturday night. Maloney's orchestra.
 D 21 b DO JUST RECETVED-A shipment of young singing canaries, extra good birds at bargain prices. at Court ney's Bird Store, 116 Wall Street, upstairs. a*p FOR SALE-Double house renting for $50 per month price $4,0OO; $500 down; also eight acre farm, build ings and planted crops; price $2,0O0, $40O down.. Address or call, Room 20, 925 Main St. D22 bop NTE D.-Hands on automatic screw machine operator. assemh- Iers, bench workers, etc. Apply / American Graphophone Co.,. 9 am. Employment Office Howard Ave.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-22

fraudulent delegates who themselves sat as judges on one another's cases.
 eff these fraudulent votes had not thus been cast and counted the con- vention would have been purged of their presence. This action makes the convention in no proper sense any longer a Republican convention, rep resenting the real Republican party.
 Therefore, I hope the men elect ed as Roosevelt delegates will now decline to vote on any matter before the convention. I do not release any delegate from his honorable obliga = ton to vote for me, if he votes at ali, but under the actual conditions I hope that he will not vote at all.
 ''The convention as now composed, has no claim to represent the voters of the Republican party. It rep resents nothing but successful fraud in overriding the will of the rank and file of the party. Any man nomin- ated by the convention as now con- stituted would be merely beneficiary of this successful fraud. It would
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-22
DEvINE AND MCCORMICK IN
 APPRECIATION
Personal Collision Is Mar rowly Averted When Former Refers to Bastard ly Gutter Work.

Chicago. June 22-Violently attack ing the minority of the credentials committee on the criticism or the sna- jority report in contested cases, Chair man Thomas H. Devine at today's session of the committee crecipitated small sized riot jus~ prior to the conventions opening.
 The Roosevelt minority had issued a bitter statement denouncing Chair man Devine and his Taft associates as unfair.
 When Devine opened the cor1nittee session, today, he took occasion to sum up this statement as "dastard- ly proof of falsifcation and an in- suit"
 ''The only ruffianly acts, the only da astardly gutter work in, this com mittee,'' he continued, 'emanated from the other side-tfe minority membership of the committee.
 ''This man, R. R. Mccormack, of Illinois, who prepared this statement, ings,'' said Devine.
 The Roosevelt committeeman were on their feet instantly. Committee man Cady, of Wisconsin, a LaFollette man, defended Devine.
 The Colorado delegate left the chair ar confronted Mccormick boiling W rage Cooler heads averted what fal time looked like a personal en-
 lie the reports were being read d mber of delegates armed with tf y car conductors whistles Kept ut h almost continuous Toot toot" whHh seemed to amuse the Roosevelt men and the galleries.
 A Pennsylvania man with mega phone got general laugh by shout ing: s1 nominate Jim Watson, of In- diana for coroner"
 2 Watson grinned broadly at the ai- Tn the deb&te that fo1Iowsd@ Com ed positively that Wisconsin would support the nominee of the conyen- tion
 This led Committeeman Hugh T. Halbert.. of Minnesota. to declare positively that he would not. The souabble was finally uuieted by De. vine appointing a committee to make minority report.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-22

Chicago. June 22.-Following a meeting with so Roosevelt 'steamrol- Ter" delegates at the Congress Hotel, this afternoon, Colonel Roosevelt is- sued the following statement:
 "A clear majority of the delegates honestly elected to this convention were chosen by the people to nomin- ate me President. Under the direc- tion and with the encouragement of MT. Taft, the majority of the national committee, by so-called 'steamroller' methods and with disregard of every principle of elementary. honesty and decency, stole 80 or 90 delegates, put ting on the temporary roll call suf- ficient number of fraudulent dele gates to defeat the legally expressed will of the people and to substitute dishonest for an honest majority.
 "The convention has now declined to purge the roll of those fraudulent delegates placed thereon by the de funct national committee and tho ma l. jOrity thus created was made a ma iority only because it included the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-22
MILLS MAY RECOVER FROM AWFUL SHOCK Well Known Musician, Elec- trical Worker, Terribly
 Burned at Larchmont Doctors at New Rochelle Hospital Won't Make Promises, But Regard Condition As Hopeful.
Special to The Farmer.) )

New Rochelle. June 22-The condl- ton of James w Mills, aged B, of Bridgeport, who was most seriously injured of the three men shocked in a; flash in the short circuiting of a high tension feed wire of the overhead system of; the<N Y., N. H., & H. R. R. Co. at Larchmont, yesterday, was re- ported at the. New Rochelle hospital today as being encouraging.
 Physicians in attendance say that both Mills and William F. Whaley, aI- so of Bridgeport, are resting comfort ably today, but that it is still too early to give any definite promises of the. prospects for ultimate recovery of Mills. He. suffered deep electric burn in his right side, and besides the actual burns he suffers greatly from shock. Whaley is not so seriously injured.
 Mills; Whaley and James F. Barry were at work installing a conduit for the electric feed wires on an overhead bridge at Larchmont, when Mills ac- cidenta1ly short circuited high ten sion wire with piece of metal casing. part of. the conduit. A binding flash followed, and in twinkling Mills clothes were ablaze. Whaley was burned not SO badly by the electric flash and both he and Barry helped beat the flames of Mills clothing.
 The victims were taken on an elec- tric engine to the New Rochelle sta ton and transferred to the hospital
 Mills is one of the best known mu- sicians in this city. He is married and lives at 145 Lewis street, and through the appearance of Mills or chestra at many social affairs he has become widely known. John T. King is his brother-in-law.
 Whaley lives at 96 Barnum avenue His brother, Leo Whaley. is assistant clerk in the Probate court.
 Barry, who lives at BPS Beechwood avenue, was not badly burned, and was able to get home last night. q :
 Mills is burned both by the electric flash and from the fire that followed in his clothing. Whaley is not SC badly burned, and his family expect him home within few days. sMHls condition is still precarious, but the reports today were encouraging as te his ultimate recovery.