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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
SALARY ORDINANCE
RECEIVES APPROVAL
BY VOTE OF 9 TO |
Aldermen Require Only
Fifteen Minutes to Con-
cur in Passage.
WOODY SINGLE OPPONENT
AS BOARD FINALLY ACTS
!. E. Powers, Who Fought
$500 Pay Measure, Moves
Reconsideration.

By the vote Of to !. the Board
OF Aldermen last night concurred in
the action of Common Council in
passing the ordinance fixing the sal
ary of the Director Of Public Works
at $500 q year. Alderman Woody.
pf Jefferson Ward. was the only op-
2oncnt OF the measure.
The Board or Aldermen a; a pre-
v!ous meeting. by "A vote Of 10 3
defeated the proposition. two-thirds
vote OF the mem mbcrsiip being neces-
aary. but Alderman Grundy. who had
""tch at'irmat!vcly. changed his vote
with the purpose in view OF asking
for reconsidera, oa u; Il larger m.:,.
ing. He was no; "i"cn this pr:yilcr.
last night. however. for Alderman
JOSEPH l.. Powers. who had fough.
the, measure through several meet
!nIs and who voted against il a, the
previous meeting took the noor and
offered the mot.,' % roc ,na!Ier
Wants All =" Rccrivc Mnury.
While believe" said Mi Powers.
that my actions heretofore wcr.
based upon sent!mcn, which ! am
confident is strong in this body. that
all the directors should receive more
money, and that no one officer should
he selected 10 enjoy that additional
eNo.uinent. still! | am OF the opinion
that s'na!! number OF Counc;Imen
should rot feel constrained to change
my vote, and / therefore ask that
the vote by which ;hc ordinance was
ae!eatod be rcconsidercd."
The body reconsidercd BY The vot,
OF 70 ]. Aldermen Epps and pui-
ley beng absent. and upon n ,ote or
concurrence tho ordinance was
passed Those who supported 1t were
Aldermen Grun4. Gunst. Nh.te
Powers. Nunnal!y. Workman. Melton.
Winfrre and Adams. Alderman Woody
voted no"
MIR, White stated shat at tn. reg
uiar meeting OF the BOARD a. Alder
men on January II. he would intro
duce an ordinance fixing the salary
OF the Director of Utilities a, $1,000
lie said he believed the duties Of this
office are such as to demand an in
crease in salary
Alderman Woody sought TO intro
duce. under suspension OF rules. an
"'dinance aao::shing both the Depart
n'rnt of Pubic Works and the be
nartment OF Public Utilities and cor
soiidaing the TWO departments,
theFeoy requiring but one head.
VIII Introduce Ordinance.
The Board refused TO suspend the
rules and MI Woody gave notice tina,
ne would Introduce the ordinance at
inc next meeting of Council.
The action OF Mr.. Woody was tb.
torcFuhner of steps to be taken at an
early GATE 10 reduce the number =.
directors. and to secure the services
OF man TO take charge of the Two
departments at largely increased
Sa!arF' such action was intimatcd bv
D'r.cr.or at a recent
meeting OF Common Council.
The ordinance concurred in bv Tho
Hoard last night nov goes TO the
Mayor Cor such action rs he may
de I'm necessary
Tie Board was in session dt:e,,
minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
HOOVER SENDS RADIO
APPEAL FOR CHILDREN
Amateur Wireless Operators From
Coast To Coast Arrange to
Relay Message.
[ BY Universal Service. ]

BY CnIverSal Service
NEW YORK. Dec. 30.--At ,:30
O'Clock tonight the wireless stations
of the lntercity Radio Company here
began to fash Herbert Hoover's New
Years appeal TO the American people
for funds To relieve the starving chill
dren of Europe.
The amateur wireless operators
from coast 10 coast arranged TO pass
on the message 10 the press in their
respective towns and cities as soon
as :hey received II, and also to relay
IL where necessary SO that Il would
cover the entire country
Ships on the high seas and on the
Great Lakes also received the Hoover
rs O s."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
M'GANnON JURY STILL is
HOPELESSlY DEADLOCKED
REPORTS mt 10 o'clock and Asks
Permission 10 Retire for
Night
icy Associated Press J

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Dec. 30.--The
jury considering the sccond-degrce
murder ease of William II. McGannon.
chief justice Of the Municipal Court,
was apparently in a hopeless dead
lcck tonight after having had the
case for twcnty-cight hours. The
jury resumed it's deliberations at 6:45
o'clock following recess for sup
per.
AT 10 o'clock tonight the jury re-
ported that it was unable TO reach
an agreement and asked that il be
allowed TO retire for the night. Judge
Berncn then ordered tina; it be locked
up in n hotel.
1t is reported that thirteen ballots
had been taken with the vote 10 to
2 for conviction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
CARUSO RESTING WELL
Operation for Empyemn on Famous
Tenor Pronounced Sue
>ssfuI,
tBy ASS lated Press. ]

NEW YORK. Dec. 30.-Physicians
attending Enrico Caruso. tenor, who
is i'll with pleursy at his apartment
mere announced today he had been
successfully operated upon and that
his condition is satisfactory.
~ bulletin. signed by the six doc
tors attending him. said: 'AIr. Caruso
has been successfully operated upon
by DR.. John i. Erdmann for empyema.
His condition is satisfactory"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
Cusses Solf Bankrupt
at 10 Dcllars a Cuss
NY in,tcd Nc,,s.I

NF" io!tr. Dec. ib.-Noure
no, idea how cuss words mount
Into money in the SnIcehy house
hold OF Bro0klyn.
John Snlceby. cS. promised his
wife. Nnzcra. so every time he
eusSed. La Just "no time" AT NIL
John has cus>cd himself into tn
s"iNcnS!, hs.;!s S..o,'O In the hole.
Mrs. saieeby pleaded with Mag
rfrate Reynolds, however. ia give
John nnother chance when he wax
tried on charge of beating her.
The judge didn't want to do II.
hut put him on probation SO he
seosid atart clearing mp that euas-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
N. Y. "DRY" HEAD ORDERS
HUGE LIQUOR DESTRUCTION
Prohibition Director Directs Disposi-
tion of si,OOO,OOO Worth of
Captured .NSet" Goods
IBy Associated prcssl

| by Associated pressl
NEW YORK. Dec. 30.-Liouors OF
all kinds. valued at sl,o00,0O0. seized
in this district since prohibition wen.
into effect. today were ordered dis
posed OF without unnecessary delay"
by Charles Il. O'Connor. Federal IL
rector OF prohibition for New York
State.
The liquor will be sold TO "ths high
est bidder" he said. but bidders are
restricted 10 physicians. hospitals.
ana other persons and institutions au-
thorized to purchase it for nonbcver-
age purposes.
wood alcohol and other dangerous
beverages" he said would be onici-
ally spilled"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
Business Readjustment and Deflation
More Than Half Over Saws Expert

inI, now, To sct the wheels OF in
dustry once more into motion to
relieve unemployment und To
spread the Improvement of condi-
tionS over longer pcrludt Let
me warn yon not to wait too long"
hc Snid.
Nr. johnson asked the co-op-
Grafton of business men In maxi
ing the private operation OF rail-
roads under the transportation net
~ success.
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DENY CHARGESO OF
DISCRIMINATION
AGAINST NEGROES
Committee Members From
South Resent Slurs on
Dixie.
CONGRE1SMEN WILL BE
ALLOWED TO GIVE VIEWS
Seigel Rules Witnesses Must
Be Allowed to Testify
Unchallengcd.
tBy Associated press1

WASHiNGToN, Dec. 3o.-wholesaie
charges OF willful discrimination
against negroes at the polls in the
Southern states were made by repre-
sentat.ves o: the Nat!ona! Associa-
tion for the Advancement of Colo-cd
People today before the House Cen
sus Committee and brought forth Wig
orous objections from committee
members from the South. The COM
m!ttec was considering Legislation 10
rcappor;ion congressional representa-
ton.
Thc first charge made by the asso-
cations representatives brought on
storm OF dcnials and additional
charges that gathered In volume as
the session progressed and reached
It's climax at the close with the ap-
pearancc OF a photographer TO take n
group picture of the committee. in
cluding its Southern members. wit
nesses and spectators. OF whom n
number were negroes
When Walter =. White. assistant
secretary of the organization, de-
clarcd iha, the majority of the white
population OF many Southern commu-
'"" '''"' ooutHciH mem
bers OF the committee jumped TO their
feet.
Larsen Enters Protest.
decline 10 sit silent and let wit
hesses make wholesale charges Of
SANDER against one section of the
United States" exclaimed Represen-
tative Larsen, Democrat, Georgia.
Let them confine themselves 10 facts
within their personal knowledge and
not rest their case upon hearsay re-
ports"
Representatives Bee, Democrat.
Texas. and Aswcil. Democrat Louis.
iana' seconded their Georgia colleague
in energetic fashion.
chairman S!cgel. at this point. In
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
HARDING D|SCARDS
VERSAILLES IDEAS,
SEN. KNOX ASSERTS.
Declares League Pact Not
Basis of Proposed
Association.
"0PEN SEASON" FOR PICKING
MEMBERS OF NEW CABINET
Pennsylvania Said to Be
Prominent in Selection
of Advisers.
IBy Associntca Press |

MARION. ONO. Dec. 3J..Follow-
ing a conference with President. Elect
Harding. senator philani.r &. knoH.
OF i'rrnsylvania. today expressed as
:1rance that the Versailles league ct
ra''ons viii not be used .,y the presi-
dent-cicct as the basis for his pro.
poscd association of nations.
am assured hr haS no such iIca
III mind" Senator Knox told new<y.-
per correspondents. Senator kncx.
Who, with Charles Evans tiugncs. has
been mentioned for Secretary of State
in the Harding Cabinet. discussed his
peace resolution with Senator Hard
Ing at today's conferences
Senator Knox discussed Cabinet an
poinilncrts with senator Harding bu :;
would not discuss tn.s pnasc Of the
conference.
Plans for the inauguration held
right G. way today on President Elect
iarding's schedule Of conferences
Inauguration Plan. Discussed.
Il. II. Mclean, the Washington pub
lishcr. who is chairman OF the in
augural committee: senator Philander
c. Knox of Pennsylvania, chairman
of the Congressional Committee on
inauguration. and viii H. Hays. who
as chairman cf the Republican Ma
t!ona. Committee, will have an active
part in inaugural arrn,:;cmcnts. were
among those called INTO consultation
here on details OF the ceremony.
Both Mr.. Hays and Senator Knox
have been persistcntly mentioned for
Cabinet posts visit here add
ed to speculation about selections
soon TO be made by MIR. Harding. 1t
was not revealed. however. how far
the conferences might ave concerned
that subject.
Farmers See Harding.
Others On MIR. Harding's appoint.
ment list during the day included n
Committee of Nationa. Grange. who
asked for an interview 10 present
their views en- the agricultural! situn-
ton.
The conferences today with the
President elect are believed to have
bolstered Indications That announce
mcnt OF some OF the Cabinet sclec-
tions will be made soon. Senator
Harding reviewed with Chairman
Hays all tho discussions on Cabinet
selections. an association OF nations
place here during the last few weeks
They also talked over inauguration
plans.
Cabinet Stiii In Doubt.
y Secretary OF the Treasury seems
likely To be named soon. and specula-
ton icr tha, position gives greatest
prominence to the names OF Charles
Ii. Dawes ana John w. Weeks. Most
OF the ether posts will be filed later
ana thos. close to the President elect
say that nothing like complete Cab
inct siatc has yet been seriously con-
siLcrcd.
Senator Kno% also was cne of those
long age selected by MR. Harding as
II confcree on the association OF ma
tions plan, AMI the confidence re-
posed in his Judgment by the presi-
dcnt-clect has ed to frequent men
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
PLANES AT BARTOLME
All of Aircraft In Flight 10 Panama
Make Trip Hut
LBy Associated prcssl

SAN DIEGO. CAL. Dee 30-Ra,iio
reports received At the naval air sta
ton this afternoon said all of the
sea planes, except two. which lcr, her.
early today on the Panama flight had
arrived at San Dartolme Day. tn, arst
stop. at o:O5 i. NJ The NC-5 re-
turned damaged, and the NC-G had
not been heard from here at T.. VI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
Iny ASsocintcd rrcsr.I

BOSTON. Dee. :.O.-Thr belief
that business rcadjustmcnt nnd
dcnntion ''is more than half COM
pictcd" and that "thc worst is
over" was expressed by Albn u.
Johnson, president Of the PhIln-
deIphin and Pennsylvania Cham
bcrs of Commerce., In nm address
before the Boston Chnmbcr OF
Commerce. today.
'Is IL not good business, ns well
ns good patriotism, to start buy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
-Four MILLION Frencb KI,,.d

PARIS, Dec. 30,-The population OF
France was reduced by 1000, 900 dur
ing the war, said Louis Mourler. the
new Director Of Public Assistance. In
discussing tIay measures to be
taken by ti@ Seine Departmental
\ ,copnS q ~ Ste reduce Stnfant mortality. &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
Best Comics
Borah Would Limit
Sum for Inaugurals
In, Associated PrrS-.I

WASHINGTON. Dee. ,O.---S limit
ON congressional appropriations
for inaugural ceremonies was
urged tOdn,. IN the senate by Sen
ntOr b"rab. Republicans. idaho.
~ would .rcnd only $40 for nm
aut uton,obilr for the rrc-iirnt's trip
To and from the CAPITOL" he de-
clarcd.
Same opposition TO the proposed
use of the Pension OnIcc for nm
innuEurn, ball ~ nt Jhc Taft in
u@nrnii"n nis" was indicated by
rfOrS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
BLOW UP ENEO BRIDGE,
WRECKING MANY HOUSES
GBy Associated Press. !

ROME. Dec. 29.--An officer Of
D'Annunzio's legionnaires arrived
mere from Fiume today and gives an
interesting account OF events there.
An officer OF the regulars a few days
ago presented himself on the bridge
connecting Fiune and Sussag and
asked what the legionnaires would do
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CONTINUED on Third Page.)

Senboard Air Line Railway.
y Effective Sunday. January 2. Train
No. 4, for Florida, Atlanta and Bir-
smingham, Will leave Main Street sta
lt9nsl.la y. H., instead OF 1880 =. M.
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-01-15
Ex.min.tion for P. o. Clerk.

The. U. S. Civil Service Commission
announces that an examination will be
held At Emmett, Idaho, February II,
1920, 10 establish an eligible register
from which to fill vacancies as they
msy occur in the position of post Of
flee Clerk, Emmett, Idaho. Salary
$1,000 per year plus bonus for the fis7
cal year ending June 80, 1920. Age
limits 10 to- ~ years on the day Of the
examination. Age limits and height
and weight requirements do not apply
to persons entitled to preference be-
cause Of military or naval service.
Both men and women, may enter this
Application blank and
information may be obtained by ap-
plying to Henry A. Stalker, Local
Secretary, Board of U. S. Civil Service
i
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-01-15
sheriffs Salt of Estraxs.

Notice is hereby given that 1 will,
on the 18th cay Of February, 1920, at
2 CLOCK p. M, at the farm Of Earl
Seaman, about miles northwest of
Emmett, Idaho, sell the following es-
trays towit:
One 2-year-old bay mare. white
stripe in face, no brand.
One bay mare, weight about 1000
pounds, branded quarter Circle H ON
right shoulder.
One yearling colt, branded Circle
H on right shoulder.
One light bay mare, weight 1000
to 1850 pounds, two white hind feet
white stripe in face, no brand.
The said animals being estrays in
a Herd District in Gem County, Idaho.
Dated this 9Th day of January, 1920
FRED KEEPER,
Sheriff.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-01-15
from ru...tinx limb rubs and older

from russsting link rubs and cthe'
physical injuries.
BASKET PACK--Stock packed IN
baskets shall b. packed with STAINS W
in the bottom two layers and stsma
own in tie Tsp layer. Az many stems
~ posathle must Be left on the fruit,
but this feature is not compulsory.
Prune paper must b used IN al cases
The net weight Of the contents Of the
packed box must not be less than 70
pounds.
A 6x6 pack must b. 6x6 in the two
top layers and bx6 In the lower layer.
A 6x6 pack must be 6xc in the top
layer and 6x6 In ths lower layers.
A 6x6 pack must be 5x6 or larger in
all layers.
SUIT CASE PACK-Stock packed
In suit cases shall b tightly packed
and free from all leaves, limbs or
other refuse. This pack shall not con-
tain prunss smaller than what Will
pass over . inch rigid bar screen.
The total weight Of the fillod box
shall not BE- less than 10 pounds.
The condition Of the stock shall be
plaesd on al certificatsS and include
The following terms: Hard Ripe. Ripe,
Soft Ripe. II any green stock u In
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-01-15
Income Tax Assistance.

T. P. Graham, deputy revenue col
lector for this district, was in town
yesterday. He is making = tour Of
this section, which includes the Pay
cite river territory and the Boise
Basin, for the purpose Of receiving in
come tax returns and rendering all
possible assistance to taxpayers in
preparing same. He will be in EN-
nett January 26-20 inclusive; Sweet,
Jan. 3O-31; Horseshoe Bend, Feb. 2
9; Mccall, Jan. 10; Norwood, Jan. 20;
Csscads, Jan. 21-23, all inclusive.
Those who wish to make their returns
do not have to wait until the deputy
collector calls on their town but may
mako them direct to the Boise office.
Collector Williams, however, wishes it
undsrstood that no one should At
tempt to make return until January
10, at which time the blanks will be
ready for distribution. Both married
and single men, whether their incomes
are sufficient TO pay tax or not, are
required to file returns. Mr.. Graham
will be remembered as pastor Of the
Methodist church at Sweet several
years ago.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-01-15
Echo Of Christmas.

Dear Editor: But little has beer
said concerning the Christmas pro
grams given At the several churches
and nothing believe Of ths one given
At the N. E. church. 1t may be ! lit
tie late, but the program was 20 good,
30 in line with the real Christmas
spirit, that I wish to ask little space
in your excellent paper FOR writs-up.
The idea for the PROGRAM helopes to
the pastor, Bro. FiAIsy. Il NJ =
put on pageant representing the
scenes and oeeu1rDDcss aceonpAnying
the birth Of Christ. This wss 70 ad-
mirably carried out = to elicit the
favor and praise Of al who saw It Ths
program began with . grand chorus
Of song smphasixipg the prophecies
concerning his coming, followed by
Dns which represented ISAIAH read
ing the prophecies from parchment.
Then the scenes Of the birth, the shep-
herds watching their flock, the star
IN the east, Joseph and Mary and the
oabe in the Managers and the visit Of
he wise mon. At the appearance Of
zach splendid reader read from the
Bible the story Of the real transaction,
Ind during the whole program the
most appropriate and splendidfy rem
'ered music and song we're given. Al
he close instead Of having q Christ
mas tree with presents on for every
me, he endeavorcd 20 carry out the
roper method Of making Him whose
birthday wds being celebrated the re.
ipient. SO since To- give to the poor
} 70 give TO the Lord. the Sunday
chool chose WHIST II believed the most |
eedy. the suffering Armenisns. ind |
No amount contributed was 310b, !
al this an ideal Christmas program.
We ought next Christmas to arrange
MON exercises Of Ill the Sunday
,hools in town and give the same pro-
ram on a more elaborate scale. as.J
JOEL BROWN.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-01-15
NEED A WOMAN PRESIDENT
One Of Lucy Page Gaston's Reasons
for Seeking G. O. r. Nomination

for Seeking G. O. p. Nomination
Lucy Page CASTOR, lifelong foe OF
the cigarette, advanced the following
reasons why she is seeking the Re
publican nomination for president:
/. She looks a great deal like
Abraham Lincoln.
2. The men have made q good start
in reforming America by abolishing
the saloon, but it will take woman
to put the finishing touches on the
moral uplift that is in sight.
3. She has no husband to worry
about while she is presidenting.
4. The people Of the United States
are behind her in her good morals"
movement, which is the paramount is
sue Of the day W
8. She is a campaigner with TWEEN
ty years experience.
Miss CASTOR said she stood for a
liberal foreign policy. but one that
would in no way endanger American
rights. ,4f
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-01-15
Big Dance for Emmett.

This Friday night will find Emmett
in the land Of jazz and harmony at
the Belmont Novelty Orchestra of
Portland, Ore, dance at Liberty Hall.
This band has just finished tour
Of the Pacific coast and is now on it's
way east and enroute is making few
stops. The feature of the band are
Blues Elliott King, saxaphonist, and
Chuck Rush, syncopating clarinetist.
A large crowd is expected at the
dance. e Ns 100
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-01-15

Opinisas ~ Crswers DESIRED II Cen-
ference Jaa. ~

ference Jaa. ~
". C. Stons, who attended The State
Hesttcultural convention IN Pnyetts
last week. reports that ona Of ths mat
tiers Of importance To Emmett prune
growers was consideration Of Italian
Dr,ne grades No decision was reach
"a, but will be threshed out 1t meet
ing 70 b. held in Boise Jan. ~ with
Hostienlsurai Commission Cannon,
and Mr.. Stoner urges those interested'
to either attend this meeting or to
stats their desires to him 10 that he
may know the sentiments Of Emmett
growers. The following rules are 70
b considered:
IDAHO ! ITALIAN PRUNES are
dsfinsd ~ prunes free (Afrse" nseans
without scab or seab HArks) from
DeAh and reasonably FREE Treason
Ahly frss" means that q mark must
rot cover ovsr 10 psg csnt Of ths sur
fAes and must not dsform TIE fruit
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-01-15
Sherifrs Salt Of Estr,xs.

Notice is hereby given that / will
on the 18th day of February, 1920, al
10 o'clock a. M, at the A. Little home
ranch, one mile east of Emmett, Ida
no, ,sell the following estrays towit:
One gray mare, branded M on left
shoulder, weight about 1000 pounds.
One bay mare, branded Bar 9 on
left stifle and bar on left shoulder.
One brown 2-year-old horse, star in
forehead, left hind foot white.
One sorrel yearling horse, Two white
hind feet.
One gray yearling horse, star in
forehead.
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Come prepared to pay for the
stock for which you have subscribed.
BY order of the Directors.
R. SUTTON, Secy.
Annual Meeting.

The Reed Ditch Company will hold
their annual meeting at the Andersen
schoolhoLse, one mile west of Letha.
SATURDAY., January "a, 1920, from the
hour of p. m. to 4 p. n.
ED BOTT, President.
u. L. MILLS. Secretary.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-01-15
Warrant C.ll.

The undersign will pay at his office
all registered warrants of Drainage
District No. Of Canyon County, Ida
no, to date.
Interest will cease upon the above
called warrants thirty (30) days af-
ter January Is, 1920, the date of call.
S. o. ZACHMAN,
Gem County Treasurer.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-01-15
Notice.

DR.. B. o. Clark announces that he
has been unable to find suitable rooms
for office purposes. Anyone desir-
ing his services can phone Russell
Hotel, phone Is, days; or Frank
Knox's residence nights, phone 22O;
until futher notice. $50
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-01-15

One dark gray 2-year-old mare, star
in forehead, four white hind feet.
One bay yearling mare, branded
Running w on left shoulder.
The said animals being estrays in
Herd District in Gem County, Idaho.
Dated this 9th day of January, 1920
FRED KEEPER,
Sheriff