Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-06-22
THE FOREIGN PRINT.
It Is Again In . "Hesp o Trouble''-
A Case OF ketrtbutiye Justice.

A"o ce'Woeu'Auauo WAS again
"busted" this morning. But, the
gods be thanked! there is not only u
line of suffering creditors to mourn
its demise, this time, but some of
those who have persisted in inficting
this delectable sheet upon this long
suffering community are being pun
lshed for their imposition by quarrel
ing among themselves. One of the
three leasers left some time ago, in
disgust, to hunt up job where he
could at least make board. Last
Monday Mr.. Fulcomer, another lessee,
left for brief visit to Shoshone. He
was hardly out OF town, when his
sole remaining partner, Mr.. Terrence.
turned the Office over to the alleged
proprietor, Mr.. Williamson, who
transferred it to the "Hailey Printing
Company" alto be- completed when
fools. are plentier sort of organization,
without q cent of visible assets.
Yesterday, when Mr.. Fulcomer re-
turned from Shoshone, he was aston
ished at the turn affairs had taken in
his absence. So, consulting his at
torneys, they informed him Of his
rights in the premises, and he deter
mined to enforce them. He took
possession of the Office and news
paper, and is holding possession;
while Mr.. Terrence, his whilom part
ner, sits on tho sidewalk across the
street, and looks wistfully over to
where Mr.. Fulcomer "lies dreaming"
THE PLACE BARRICADED.
This morning Mr.. Fulcomer took
possession, barricaded the doors and
windows, and prepared himself for a
siege, while Mr.. Terrence endeavored
to obtain a warrant to dislodge his
partner. This, to say the least Of it.,
was rather cheeky, since Mr.. Tor
renee had taken the first illegal step
ia turning the office over without his
partners knowledge or consent.
Judge Lennon, on being appealed
to, must have been Of the opinion
that the case was not one in which he
would be justified in making costs
against the county, as he refused to
act unless upon the advice Of the
District Attorney. This official being
out Rocky Bar-way, inquiring into
the shooting OF Tomkins, could no,
be seen.
Fooled in his attempt to get the
taxpayers to pay for drawing his
chestnuts out of Mr.. Fulcomer's FIRE,
Mr.. Terrence sent Mr.. Clark to the
"Between- Idaho" Office, to go to
work, while he consulted with Regis
ter Billings, of the United States
Land Office, who seems to be the
legal adviser in this business.
FIRED OUT.
| Mr.. Fulcomer received Mr.. Clark
courteously; but when this young
gentleman refused to vacate, he was
promptly seized by the nape of the neck
and seat of his breeches, and ignomin
iously thrown out Of the building, the
window sash being broken in the
melee.
Shortly thereafter Mr.. Billing
called on Mr.. Fulcomer, and handed
him note which read as follows:
ToRHENcE:-Go to work unde
the old lease. am satisfied old maj
Williamson made mistake.
!, ALL SERENE.
|. At first Mr.. Fulcomer refused t
a receive the note, and handed it bac
. to Mr.. Billings. He however, KEEP
t It. Shortly thereafter his counse
r Mr.. Ruick, informed him that if Nj
: Terrence wished to return to wor
e under the old lease he had a perfec
h right to do so. This was therefor
e permitted, and Mr.. Terrence havin
e failed in his attempt to unceremon
). ously freeze his partner out has r.
q turned to work.
d Mr.. Fulcomer does not care to pull
q lish the paper any longer, as he hi
a now worked there about 10 month
"for nothing and board himself" AL
he is nc, So ambitious as he once Wi
to publish a paper in HALEY; but
n proposes to go out with flying colo
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