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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-04
AUCTION sALEs-Future Days
hichthohd Trust and Savings Co,
Auctloneery

Va. in the suit of Chas Is. Mct.arricE
VS.: John NJ. Ryan. Executor. etc. en-
tered April l. 1915. the commissioners
appointed In said decree will sell tho
hereinafter described real estate by
""c''1 o,,t, on me premises. on
M. AT 5 O'Clock p. NJ
ElrstETho lot OF land fronting 81
rect on the cast side of Culvert or Lin
Den street. between Taylor and Chafiin
streets. with depth of 1i5 feet to an
hliey IN the rear 20 fev< wide. together
WIN the improvements thereon. known
as Nos. 2l5. 2l7, 2l9, POI and 223 South
fered separately and as II whole
Second-A lot Of land. without i'm
provcments, fronting 20 feet on the
south line of Beverly Street, between
CHERRY and Linden Streets
TERMS: Onc-third cash. and the res
idue III three equal instruments, pay
able. respectively at six. twelve and
interest ut per cent. deferred pay
ments to he evidenced by ncSotiub
notes of purchaser, or all cash, ut OPP
tion Of purchaser. Title to the prop
erty to be retained by the court until
the whole purchase money has been
paid and conveyance ordered by tn
court.
GEO. J. HOOPER.
EDWARD H. RYAN,
JOHN J. HLAkE,
Commissioners.
I certify that the bond required OF
the commissioners in this cause has
been duly given.
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PROPOSALS-Sealcd
ONCE OF the state Highway Commissi

oiilcc OF the state Highway Commission.
Richinond. Va. April .. 1918.
Bius VIII be received at this office
untl! IL O'Clock noon. Monday, April
10. 1915, for the construction of 223
milcS OF gravel road between Me-
chanicsrillc Turnpike and Creighton
toad ana 30 milo between Mechanics
Silic Turnpike and city limits in Hen
rico County. Va.
Plans and specifications on file at the
clerks Office. Richmond, Va. and at
this office. Specifications furnished on
to the Undersigned
certified check for $3.50 will en-
title the bidder to bid on both roads
The right is reserved To reject any or
all bids
G.. i. COLEMAN
State Highway Commissioner.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

n now and up-to-date shoe repairing
company. Something different from
any other shoe repairing company in
Richmond. Our shop Is fitted with II
special and private ladies' waiting
room; The cleancst place ever offered
by in'eilisen,, and experienced white
al our factory also our offices and
waiting-rooms you will he convinced
we nave tho most up-to- datc place in
me city. We call for your shoes and
denver them the same day in any part
OF the city. Mail orders given our
prompt attention and returned BY par
Gel post the same day received United
shoe Rcpairing Company, 323 North
Eifth Street. Phone Randolph 82S6.
FOR finest automobile. carriage and
wagon painting and repairing, go to
r. IL. Bosher's Sons. 10 South Ninth
DIET for the sick prepared To order.
Mrs; w. l.. Green, gil West Grace.
second fiat.
HATS cleaned and renovated. DO not
throw your old hats away we can
make them look like new at Il small
cost. All work guaranteed No pow
DER dust used. No dross from hats
Ladies Panama hats cleaned and
blocked '5oc
Panama hats cleaned ana
straw hats cleaned and blocked. -. s sSc
Soit mats cleaned and pressed. .40c
Derby hats cleaned and pressed. 25c
New sweat band Zoe
Hats called for and delivered ]. bra
cos: Proprietor. Telephone Madison
~ 80. Sl4 East Main Street. Richmond
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By VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.,
General AuctiOuccrs.
GIG East Broad Street.
Phone NIudlsnn HS5I

REGULAR MONDAYS AUCTION
SALE
At our Store. 6l6 East Broad Street
Consisting of
Antique Bedroom Suit, COM
plctc. in frSt-clasS condition: TWO
Antique Vases French Clock Antique
l'arlor Suit. Mahogany Dining Room
Suit. and general line OF good fur
nishings for all parts of the home.
1t would pay new beginners in house
keeping to attend this sale.
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
Auctioupers
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WALL PAPERING.

WALL PAPER AND PAINTING
In order to reduce our immense stock
or wall paper. we arc making the fol :
lowing reductions: 81 papers. 75c: 75c
papers. Doc: soc papers, 40c: t0c papers
Soc: 35c papers 25c; CSC papers, zoe
per roll. All work guaranteed. Got
our estimates now, these prices
won't last long. J. w. Smithers Co.
221 East Main.
II you want Your homo hcautiffod. let
us do your papcrinH ana pa hitting ut
tho most reasonable prices for first
class work. w" also make a speciality
OF out-of- town work r. T.. Gardner,
43b West Main street, Phone Madison
.cScf
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
ROSDS EOp SATr

BONDS FOR SALE.
20 Buckingham County : per cent cou-
pom bonds il the denomination Of
$500. Interest coupons payable semi
annually Financial condition OF the
county good. No offer less than par
VIII be considered. Bids closed on
APRIL ., 1915. Address undersigned,
BcckinC haT,, Va: =. G. Wood. Chair
man OF Board: ". J. Hubbard, Clerk; z.
W. HUBBARD, Conomonwealrhs Attorney
FOR sale-Oa account OF my health
wish 70 sell about $500 Of safe
good dividend paying stock. and move
70 country. Would trade for good ac-
csssable farm within 80 miles OF Rich
mono. Mail description and lowest
cash pr!ce 'Farn." Box 2s3. Rich
mond. Va.
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STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES.

EDISON debating machines. ransa-
phones. tcleSCribcs, adding machines.
rubber stamps, typewriter ribbons. car
bons. telephone extension arms, intcn-
siticrs ana labor saving Office appli-
ances Lcath Sales Company, IS North
-itrl.
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PRINTING AND ADDRESSING
PRINTING.

1000 business cards. only sI.5O-thc
no collector they're cash so high
grade linen finish visiting cards with
your name sent postpaid for % cents.
LcakC Printing Co. COS East Main.
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TRANSFERS

c. c. MIfLNER'S Transfer moving and
Grating furniture especially. trunks
hauled. claim checks issued At the
house for your baggage. TWO men on
our wagon Pianos properly hauled
500 North Ninth Street Phone Mad!-
son
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT stud-Touch Me. by The Comrloner.
Brltain, one Il the largest winners On
Inc me ilrt In isl! Also Inn Duke OF
EIenda, ny SIT Hodsed- Imp. Duches Of
Nehual. zee. $3.50 No Insurance.
mares mares boarded AZ so cents per day,
tllerslie Stock Farm. David Dunion
proprietor. Petersburg Va Np'
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

SCHAAF DIAMOND SPECIALS
$l2.50-A lot exceptionally white bril-
liant diamond rongs
S3"-Ahout three eiEhth-carat rcnt's
ana ladies ring: only ia this lot
$So--onc half carat, beauty.
S2'o-Ahsolutely perfect. fine. white.
SEE our diamonds before YOU buy--i,
pays.
SCIlAAF BROS
go East Broad
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GOLD AND SILVER.

WANTED. TO buy 70: cash. old gold
and silver; fine watch and jcwclry
repairing a speciality. F.. c. Meyer,
Jcwelry Co. 81 w. Broad Street.
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD

OLD, perfectly dry wood may be scarce
| have about 200 cords oak and pine
blocks strictly frst-ClasS Must sell
this month to make room for new wood
Phone order come and see It, Best
X. o. NJ. splint slack for furnace, SO
ton Long, the Wood Man.
SLABS, So half cord: gas coke. $3.50
two loads. Si.T5: best PENNSYLVANIA
anthracite. lump, splint. New River and
furnace coal: wood dry and under
shelter Tyler " Ryan 1901 West Cary
Randolph 30l7: Madison 1919
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CARPET CLEANING.

WANTED, carpets to dust and scour
by the latest improved machinery:
"Nl2 only 81. All kinds OF CARPETS
renovated very reasonably. New York
tArpet Cleaning Co. Randolph 20S6
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VIE Aruectra plays your player piano
whilc ycu dance; send your rn,ne
aand addr.ss 10 Lee Ferguson Piano
Co, JIG East broad. and YOU viii re-
celV. ire" through mail book Of com.
pletc Information.
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RICHMOND Jitncy Bus COMPANY. Inc
Richmond, Va. theater parties and
Side trips specially. Of'icc Chester
Madison G230 ''"''c
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SHOES.

CUT-RATE SHOES
FAl1LY shoes ~ rock To,;oul prices
Empire Shoe Company. 80; West
Broad Street
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AUCTION SALES

NItIJON SNI.T.S.
SALES Saturday at 2 and y " n,
chinaware, silverwarc and notions
Sales of furniture and Other goods
TUESDAY. Friday. 1890. These sales
VIII continue each Saturday TUESDAY
Friday until notified st George :
Jones. general auciionccT 40C East
Broad Phone Madison 7lIl.
c. c. M1LI.NER'S Transfer. moving and
Grating furniture especially. trunks
hauled, claim checks issued at the
house for your baggage. two men on
our wagon. Pianos properly hauled.
500 North Ninth Street. Phone Madi-
son 1915.
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WANTED. the public 10 know that
Jahnke Bros, jewelers.. gl2 East
Main street. bug. sell. exchange aud
REMOuNT DIAMONDS ~ THE
LATEST STYLES Old gold ana silver
taken In exchange
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FREE scholarships For par,icuInrs
Tenn ' ''' 1'''
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We will Sell at 500 East Broad Street.
TUESDAY, ArR1L C.
At 2:30 p. NJ.
Nine Marble Top Restaurant Tables,
three Mirrors. fifteen Arm Coffee
Chairs, two Cash Registers, lot Glass
ware, crockeryware, Knives, Fork
and Spoons, one Steam Table. three
Coffee CrnS. one Gas Hood and Pipe,
two Refrigerators. one IceboX. one
Gas Range, one Exhaust Fan. ono Roll
Top Desk. one Flat Top Desk. Gas
stoves, Cooking Utensils. Cans. Mops.
Partitions, etc.
TERMS: Cash
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
Auctioncers.
GEO. V. OLIVER
Salesman.
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YOUR SUNDAY dinner vii hc cor,,Io,.
with SanErur's ice cream delivered
TO any address. 81 per gallon. 4 san.
your. 2oOi Ncnable. Madison Ii5O
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beginning promptly a, IL \. NJ.

tlOncn served 1T ! L. MI,
the above farm, fronting for IL mile
on the Southern Railroad. at Robious.
about 200 acres in cultivation and pas
2Sh acres in woods land lies cxcep-
tionally we'll. and Is In good condition.
The dwelling is a Colonial building.
containing about 10 large rooms, with
fine oak grove in full view OF depot.
Makes an ideal country home. There
are servants houses. large modern
dairy barn for about 40 COWS. silos. 2
hay barns, large stable, courthouse.
chicken house, etc, rarEe orchard and
vineyard. This is fine farm and a
splendid country home, on good auto
mobile road, and communication rates on
railroad only about cents to Rich
mOnd
The personal property consists Of %
COWS with vetinary certificates, s
hcifers. bull. horses. colt 4-horse-
shelter. srrayer., Grow corn planter.
marker and planter. grain binder,
moving machine. lots OF plows,
2-horsc cultivator, ensilage cut
ter. feed cutter. wood and
frame. cider press. drags, 4 single
cultivators. scparators, boiler,
lot of milk cans, 5-horsepower
gasoline engine and pump. buggy. Z
wagons. hay rake ! sows. shoats
ladder and other articles
Terms OF sale to personal prop
crty: cash: as to sums OF $50 over that
amount. credit Of months for prop
To real estate, onc-third cash and bal
ance in !. > and years: notes bear
ing interest and secured by deed OF
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If IN NEED or MONEY. BORROW
oS YOUR MATCHES, DIAMONDs
TABLE LOAN SOCIETY ALL Ef'Si.
NESS STRICTLY PRIVATE STT
GAL OFFICE FOR LADIES coNSUI,.
RATION. EECDND FLOOR. 500 EAST
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WANTED YOU 10 know that w n
CoWardin's Sons prices on watch and
5eweliy work are The lowest In town
Shti'factou is guaranteed. 1915 East
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MAIL ORDERS.
OSTRICH FEATHERS.
PERSONAL.

SKIN diseases cured by lu-Zo Soul
no inoncH until cured Write for
prOposition. Tho I.u 10 Company, Mic
'ilII Bldg, Washington. u @
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BY L. II. WATKINS e CO. INC.
Real Estate Agents,
Richmond. Va.
AUCTION SALE

OF
highly improved farm OF 22Sia acres.
with Il large Colonial dwelling, barns.
ETC. located on one of the best roads
leading into the city: dwelling 400
yards from depot on Southern Railroad.
about 10 miles from Richmond. in
Chesterfield County. Va; Also herd
of 81 fine milk cows. hcifers and bulls,
horses, hogs, farming and dairy ma
chincry. etc, etc.
At request of the owner. we Will sell
at public auction. on the premises. on
SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
APRIL. 1915.
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CARD OF Thauks.-l desire TO extend
my sincere thanks to the friends OF
;M,ck,cnney' Va; and vicinity, who SO
hihhiE assisted during the death OF
my step mother ana the illness of my
father MISS PEARL FOWLER,
AL,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-08-12

"Was out hunting one day and hadn't
seen thing to shoot at. Up jumps
jackrabbit, and I bIazed away. May
be you don't believe it, but IT'S fact,
l didn't touch that jack, but killed IA
quail"
"That reminds me-" put in Tom.
81 went out hunting jackrabbits, and
when l got out six or seven miles from
town discovered | had forgotten my
ammunition. The jacks were thicker
than flies in my patent fly trap Just
for fun l rammed in charge Of
powder, took cud of chewing gum out
of my mouth and showed it into the
gun and blazed away. Got eight jacks.
Yes, sir; that gum stuck them togcth-
er and as each one tired to run in a
different direction l caught them ali
alive. l was tired walking, as there
was a foot of snow on the ground.
l pulled a 12-inch board off the fence,
took my shoe laces and made har-
ness for those jacks and drove them
tandem to town, and me riding be-
hind on the board as comfortable as
if in big touring car" The last seen
of Reub was blue streak going down
the alley.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-08-12
Militia Company.

Lee o. Miles stated that Major JET
freys of the state militia desired to
put a company in Emmett, provided
the Commercial club would lend its
moral support and enough recruits
could be enlisted. Able bodied men
from 1S to 40 years are eligible. The
government provides uniforms. equip
ment and rent of armory. Members
are not required to report for service
outside of state. The club voted to
encourage such an organization.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-08-12
A Valuable Cow

Clint Martins Jersey gave birth to
twin calves last week-a male and a
female Last year this COW presented
him with twin heifers. She is II years
old and has given birth to II calves.
When fresh, she gives l6 quarts of
rick milk day. The cow was
brought from Colorado when Mr.. Mar
tin moved here
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-08-12
Council Proceedings

The city council met Friday evening
and passed the annual sprinking tax
ordinance, which is published in this
issue. The matter of forming an i'm
movement district to include all that
part of the city from the Farmers
canal to Johns avenue and from the
Northern limits to the southern limits.
was discussed at some length.
The object is to make it easier for
each property owner to build cement
sidewalks by making payments in
easy installments. 1t is planned to
build "a blocks of cement walks, "a
street crossings and IL alley cross
ings.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-08-12
Emmett Man Injured

Burton Baker of Emmett, who has
been employed in Dis & Beattie's
sawmin at Dry Buck was brought
home yesterday, suffering from a
broken leg caused by two logs roll
ing on him. The bones in his left leg
were broken in two places below the
knee. Mr.. Dis and Mr.. Beattie ac-
companied the injured man.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-08-12
SCHOOL BEGINS Sep.
TENDER 20
List of Teachers and Positions
Tax Levy for Year IL
Mills

The school board Tuesday night de-
cided to open the fall term Septem-
Der 20, made the tax levy II mills, a
reduction of mills over last year and
elected Miss Mita Edwards as teacher
of the sixth and Seventh grades to
succeed Miss Howdle, who resigned
The faculty is complete. The list
of teachers and their positions are
given below:
High School
Alice Holverson, Mathematics and
home economics.
Josephine Wayman, German and
English.
May Leetham, Latin and English.
She is a graduate of the University Of
Nebraska.
S. H. Kreis, University of Mime
sofa, history and political science.
]. NJ. Forsell, Pullman, Wash, hor-
ticulture and natural science.
Grades
Eighth-Blanche Fowler and Ella
Breshears.
Seventh-Daisy L. Chandler.
Seventh and Sixth-Mita Edwards.
Sixth-Gertrude Farrell.
Fifth-Ellen McCrossin and
Frances Rundstrom.
Fourth-Hazel Flagler.
Third-Mrs. Sadie Blackler.
Second-Edna E. Gruber.
First-Mary Hampstead and Vilora
Hansing.
Emerson
First to Fourth-Pearl Kelley.
Lincoln
First to Third-Mrs. J. W. Tyler.
Fourth to Sixth-Mr. ]. W. Tyler.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-08-12
When the First Baby Came

Frank Chaplin became the proud
father of a son Tuesday, the first
born, and the boys are telling this one
on him. The first man to be shaved
by Frank after his arrival at the har-
ber shop yesterday morning was a
stranger. When the job was COM
pleted, the stranger asked, "How
mucn?" (meaning the Shave). "Seven
and half pcunds!" proudly replied
Frank, and added, "Pretty good for
a beginner. eh?"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-08-12
FALL FAIR Definitely
DECIDED UPON
VIII be of Two Days Duration
September 23-24-Close
With Stock Sale

The first Gem county fair will be
held in Emmett Thursday and Friday,
September 23 and "a. This was de-
cided upon Tuesday evening at an
enthusiastic meeting of the CONNER
cial Club, following a report OF the
committee appointed on finance at the
previous meeting, and presented by
Oliver Hover. In connection there
with the committee recommended that
a. farmers institute be also held and
a carnival the evening of the last day
and a convention of the road super
yisors of the county the first day. A
stock sale will be keld Saturday, the
day after the close of the fair.
The following were appointed as
chairmen of committees, with ]. W.
Jones as general marager and director
Observation-Disclosures P. Hartley.
Livestock-H. L. Fest.
Concessions and Amusements-Lee
O. Miles.
Agriculture-H. H. Cochran.
Domestic Science-Alice Holverson.
Finance-E. c. Rundstrom, George
MCGOWAN, George Haley and Oliver
Hover.
Publicity-Oliver Hover.
Manufactured products. K. Field.
Upon accepting the position Of dl-
rector, Mr.. Jones delivered stirring
speech upon the benefits of a county
fair, the obligation that rested upon
Emmett to promote one, and the scope
it should take. He pointed out the
necessity of everyone giving him his
hearty cooperation and assistance.
Mr., Jones has had wide experience in
this work and the club is fortunate IN
being able to secure his services.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-08-12

HI. Fest brought up the matter OF
an association that shall have as its
object the financing of such farmers
as desire to purchase dairy cattle. He
said many farmers here desired to
increase their herds, but were lacking
in funds; but if easy payments could
be arranged at a reasonable rate OF
interest, the dairy industry in this
section would be largely augmented.
committee of V. T. Craig, ]. w.
Jones and H. L. Fest was appointed
to investigate.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-08-12
Dead Sheep Unloaded

While trainload of sheep from the
upper country was standing in the
switch yards yesterday, about 40
dead animals were taken out of the
cars, and after being skinned, the
carcasses were either left scattered in
the weeds along the right of way or
thrown into the canal. The Health
Officer Clark and Sheriff Nichols are
looking for the perpetrators of the
deed,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-08-12
AUTOS OVER
FREEZEOUT GRADE
George DeMasters and Thad Bo-
lin Yictims-Neither Was
Seriously Injured

Freezeout Hill was the scene Of two
automobile wrecks this week, and
George Demasters and Thsd Bolin,
owners Of the cars, were injured.
The first accident occurred Saturday
night about 10 o'clock, when the De-
Masters car went over the grade at
the lower turn in the road, turned
completely over once and landed right
ride up. The car was occupied by Mr.
DeMasters and c. Y. Wolfe. Both
went over with the car and were pain
fully injured, but not seriously. Mr.
DeNasters was the worst sufferer,
having four teeth knocked out, the
shoulder which had been broken twice
before broken again, and numerous
bruises and skin abrasiOns Mr.
Wolfc's injuries were slight Both con-
sidered themselves lucky to get of
with their lives. The cause Of the
accident was an attempt to descend
the grade without lights.
Thad Bolin's car went over the
grade Monday morning within a few
feet OF the same place, turned COM
pletely over once or twice. He was
rendered unconscious, but no bones or
serious injuries were received. He
was returning from Boise and while
descending the hill the gears OF the
driving mechanism slipped. and ne lost
control Of the car in attempting TO
connect up the gears. Both cars were
damaged.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-08-12
Holds Worlds sprinting Reeord.

Dan Kelly, who is working for the
Obermeyer Brothers and was a mAm-
Der of the South Slope ball team IN
the Twilight League. holds the official
worlds record for the l0O-yard DASH
made while member Of the American
team at the Olympic games held IN
London, England, in 1906. The record
has never been beaten. Mr.. Kelly has
retired from the running game.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-08-12
Taxable Property.

According tc the assessment roll
OF Gem county, turned into the state
egualizatior board by County CLERK
Wilson. the total value Of Gem county
Is 81. .7e5.I .I35. This does not include
railroads. transmission lines, parsonai
property not attached TO real estate
ard migratory animals, which : s5tl-
mated al 81 100000.
Exemptions amount to S5U,U54.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-08-12
Biz Stock Raiser

P. Monroe SmOck. preacher, lawyer,
Bull Moose politician, poet orator and
disciple Of Bobby Burns, was IN town
Saturday from New Plymouth with
his partner, Mr.. Fisher. They were
on their way 70 Belvidere, IN Long
valley, TO look after their big stock
ranch, comprising 500 acres OF mea-
dow land. They will engage extern
sivelv in stock raising. The enti-e
ranch will be fenced before snow flies
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-08-12
Irrigation pistriet Warrant Call

Emmett, Idaho, August y, 1915
On and after August 18th, 1915, l
will pay upon presentation at theFirst
National Bank, all warrants on the
fiscal year fund up to and including
number 394. and up to and including
number 1889 on the old fund.
R. B. SHAW, Treasurer