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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
ruE TAXPAYERS or ELNonE-

The taxpayers Of fillmore county I
are growing over the valuation put .
upon their property by the Assessor /
this year, Last year the assess I
ment of property now within the
boundaries Of Gilmore was ON a
basis or valuation of Sl,000,o00 I
OF this amount about one-half was
railroad property. This year the
Same property is valued at $l,4OO-
900. As the railroad property has
not been raised in valuation the in
crease has All heen on the misoel-
laneous real and personal property,
which has thus heen raised nearly
80 per cent. IIow this works can
be seen in Atlanta where property
which rs only assessed at Si.4uO
las: year il valued at $4,000 this
year.
To say that the taxpayers are
growing At this state of affairs is
not to state it properly. They are
simply mad, and threaten TO dis
member the county.-Hailey Times.
go away from home to get
news'--for if there is any dissatis-
faction with the great bulk of FL
more taxpayers, we are unable TO
discern it. Ii il true there are a
few "kickers" whom the Board OF
equalization raised above the As
SCISSORS figures. but with possibly
one or two exceptions the figures
were given To the Assessor by the
taxpayers themselves, and such be-
ing I case they have no cause &c
complain. 1t il our belief that thu
Il, figures appearing on the Assessor
books are not one farthing too hlgl
: because in each case the property
! would bring the respective amounts
in cash.
: Our taxes are fifty cents less or
the hundred than under the rule o
HALEY, and next year the assess
ment will be again materially re
) duced beyond doubt. Then VIII,
: the dissatisfaction in Gilmore, Al
/. represented by the Timesp Ther'
: is none, and the Times should dis
continue it's efforts toward breeding
a discomfort in Elmorc. Alturas go
badly left, and if it was not tina
|, the Haley sheets are continual,
!, meddling with the affairs of IN,
I daughter" there would be NOR
! sympathy manifested here for tn
. poor old mother county.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02

County School Superintendent
Clinton will visit Mountain Home
on the 9th.
The first installment Of Ethel <
Smiths goods arrived here FRI
day evening.
Miss Matte Hartnett is having
nice residence erected in the upper
part of town.
Jerome Mullaney departed yes
terday for Boise City, where he will
attend school this winter.
A very enjoyable social dance
was had Tuesday evening at the
residence of Miss Annie Donnely.
On and after November 10th, the
mails from New York will reach
San Francisco in four and half
days.
1t is to be hoped that the inven-
ton of smokeless powder will slim
ulate someone TO invent a smoke
less cigarette.
The Odd Fellows hall is going
up rapidly. II is 24x6o feet, and
the lower floor will be used for
dancing and public entertainments.
The ladies Guild will meet next
Wednesday at , o'clock p. M. al
+ the residence Of Mrs. q w Fletcher
A general invitation to the ladies Of
Rocky Bar is extended.
Yreka, Cal. got rebate of DC
per cent. from insurance men foi
enlarging her water works. The
completion of the Rocky Bar water
works should have a similar effect
here.
Frank Faron aud John Dillon
who escaped from the Idaho peni
Tertiary last week, were captured
on Sunday afternoon on the river
about % miles above Boise City, By
Steve Smith. and returned 10 theil
old quarters Constable Morrow o
Pine Grove was down that way OF
the lookout for the convicts, bu
Smith got the birds and the rewarC
of $500.
For good job work, call at tn
! RUIEIrS Office
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
uxnp sr,rr. Lam orucr,

uNtFtp STATES LAM 0FyicF,
HAitAI inAfio uetnbrr ~, issa
MOTIFS. 4. HEREBY sitea. that Eugene Li=on. Of
Ro.-ky aAr, Enseu e,aaty. Idaha, whose postoties
address s Roxy Bar. 90 All eolats and Territory
has a.ls APpll Asi1n for United States Patent Tor
TIL LONE
Mining Ciaira situate {. bear Greek r.lning district,
Eiinofe 'unt, formerly Altaras county Idaho Ter
rit-ry eau.i, ts 1T Hltcea hn,lress linear feet ~
the lasie sni surface sr,ant -iN hundred ieet side
hcnx at No - and dr-eFiaei IN shs ail notes and
plat u the osfipai survey die iu this Office With
Snete variation at Il degrees ts minutes east a.
follows: Commenting paint at e~ntsr ot West
end Of elaim where naiioe Of osAtlon posted aud
eentst of lode theme ~ deg % mn " 100 feet 10
~ corner No. !, thence ~ deg ~ min 0S teet
H. NV eurnrr Ma. ,; Themes 81 deg 70 min T. l.aa
feet u ~ esgner M, 3. thenrc ~ deg 30 Hiin "
90 feet h. 81 eonirr No. 4 theacs ~ deg ~ mn
" lsasl iret 10 50 corner No | ant place Of hcstn
mug survey u exterior houndarss Prom eornei
No. |. 4. mineral monument M. lfoFmerl,
iafdscrabbic bear 50 deg Is ntia ss07 feel
distant. area II .ak5 acTcs. there conflicts
The sail mnng claim heing Of recgrd Ia tina ofiic'
OF the svrief 81 said mining district az HALEY u
7 Aituras county. idaho. The nearest known ioca
tinuS i,eing - pAir IN. owned ani worked b.
/ 'aCotnfort Consolidated AininE u on the wesi an'
\ PcormAn rs, owned by Alexander Pfeifer, o.
the south,
\ / direct that this notice he publ he'd in IN
/ ELxokE BrLLEuS. At kscky Bar. Ia said klnos
4 county, the newspaper Published nearest the HAi
mining claim. isT the period OF sixty days.
y BtLlisos, kesisier
| DE wALDRos Attorney Tor Ciaisnaaa
fir.t publication Nov. T.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
A BIG SUCCESS.

Major Cavanah returned from
Atlanta Thursday, where he had
been to investigate the new pro
cess by which Rudolph Buehren
has been so successful working
Buffalo ores. He corroborates all
that has been heretofore said in
these columns, and unqualifedly
pronounces it the best and most
complete method yet tried for the
reduction Of ores in that section,
and adds that all of the immense
ledge Of ore in the Buffalo mine can
be worked by this proc ess at n big
profit. as also that of the Monarch
and other mines.
Five stamps only have been drop
ping at the Buffalo mill, which re-
duce eight tons Of ore each "a hours
all of which passes over one van
ner. The shines from the bottom
OF the concentration run through a
series of settlers, and the concen-
trates from these settlers alone have
paid all milling expenses. After
leaving the settlers the tailings run
over burlaps distance of l15 feet,
after which experiments have
proven them Of no value--showine
conclusively that all mineral Is
saved.
Fifty tons Of ore are reduced tc
one ton, and the concentrates snip
ped to Denver for further reduction
Miners have proposed to take out
rock and place it in the ore house
for 81 per ton; from there IT costs
sl.25 to get it TO the mill. So it IL
evident that with few more stamps
and vanners, Rudolph can wors
large quantities Of low grade ores a
a big profit.
Major Cavanah believes that
new and prosperous era is dawninl
for Atlanta.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02

F. o. Briggs has gone back to
Ohio TO visit relatives.
Bob Chattin opened his new ga
loon last Sunday evening.
Miss Lulu Thomas, who has been
so successfully teaching the Rocky
Bar public school for the past two
months, has resigned and will de-
part this morning for the east. The
trustees will exert themselves "a
have school continued without in
teruption.
The Elmore Hotel at Mountain
Home takes the lead and will keep
il. The travelling public may be
sure of royal entertainment at the
hands of Mr.. and Mrs. linnehan
while stopping there.
A seaffold at the 0phir mill
gave way Wednesday, preclpitat.
ing two men named Demode and
Timberline a considerable distance
to the ground, but fortunately moi
seriously hurting either Of them.
Road Supervisor Jackson wal
heard to utter cuss words, for tn,
first time in his life, few days ago
He had lot of spikes in "A jar neal
the road for the purpose Of repair
ing bridge, and some scoundrel
appropriated them. Jack offer
| $40 reward for information the
will identify the thief
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Order to Show c. use.

n the Probate Court u Aturas County, Idaho
Territory
In the waiter vt the Estate Of William Mc0inness.
leceAsci
On rvA itnt and flilng the petition Of Daniel and
rhilip Nefiiuness. administration " the Estate ~
William Nttsinness Ne ,cased, duly verified PRAYING
os arler sell toe Whole Of the real estate and
personal property helpn as 70 SAID estate remaining
nnro a.
" j. hereby ordered that all persons Interested ~
said estate be nd appear ~ the Probate Court noon,
is the CaFthnuss III tie town Of HALEY Ia the said
County o; Nltait.. ON SATURDAY, the Tth day ct
heacniscr. issa. ~ ~ o'ciuek M, the being a
lay Il the t,gu November term, isss, Of this
Csdrs then and there 10 show cause why such order
sho ~ tot he bAsie-
n Is fifthcr nsderrd that copy of this onisF "a
show eAa.e be puhlishel four successive weeks IN
thr Elmarc iiillettn. a newspaper published al
tiocky Bss. .alio. hereby aesignatad the news
paaer ~ liks0 10 alive notice To the parties Inter
snt 4
1 natrsi O tobcr r., A. D. issQ.
tsgALi " r. LENNON
psabste Judge
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
AdYice 60 ninthers.

MRs. WIssLow's SOOTHING SYRUP,
for children teething, is the prescrip-
ton OF one OF the best female nurses
and physicians in the United States.
aud has been used for forty years with
neversfailing success rs millions OF
mothers for their children. During
the process Of teethlng its value is in
calculable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea,
gripping in tho bowels, and wind-colic.
BY giving health 10 the child it rests
the mother. Price 25c. bottle.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02

Governor Shoup of Idaho writes
w. F. James that Idaho's twenty
delegates to the st. Louis convcn-
ton will be in Salt to attend the
lead or convention Of November
20th.-Tribune.
Since the advent Of the telegraph
you can hear from the remotest
ends of the earth at any time; you
can hear from absconding cashiers
in Canada, you can even hear from
Stanley on the headwaters of the
Congo, but you can't hear from the
man who tries to do business with
out advertising in the BULLETIN.
A copied article recently APP
peared in the Boise Democrat. stat
ing that a Baltimore gentleman
had collection of deer horns
valued at $4,000, and among them
was one having fifteen prongs.
John Hanson, of this city has ono
Of forty-two. The deer from which
il was taken was killed ON Smiths
prairie, about forty-tivc miles from
this city, on Middle Boise river a
year ago. Several professional
hunters have seen the pair and all
agree that they have never come
across anything of the like before.
Mr.. Hanson. has the horns at his
residence. --Pocatell Republican.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
Notice 20 Tsachern.

All applicants for certificates as
school teachers will take notice, that
the next quarterly examination will
he held at Mountain Home, Nov. 6.
1889. commencing at 10 o'clock n m,
oi tina; day. Those teaching on per
nit throughout the county will also
take notice. B. CLINTON.
County School Superintendent.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
NOTICE.

Special Meeting OF the Elmore Com
missioners.
The Honorable Board of County
If Gilmore county will
meet in special session
FRIDAY, Nov. Is, 1883.
for the canvassing of the vote for and
against the adoption the State Consii.
tuition If Idaho; also to approve bonds
of County Treasurer and Of Justice Of
the Peace, Pine Precinct.
JoUN T. GIEMAS.
Clerk Of the Board.
Bv W. c. WIcKERsHAM, Deputy
Rocky Bar, Nov. j, 1859. 2t
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
Mike johnson is on the sick lis

Mike johnson is on the sick list.
Stedman & Contancin now have
water pipes leading into their sa-
loon.
Statehood for Idaho means flour
ishing public schools. Vote for the
Constitution.
Show your pride for progress by
going to the polls next Tuesday
and voting for Statehood.
Frank McCabe has recently
made some valuable mining loca-
tons on Steel and Hardscrabble
creeks.
We are pleased to learn that our
old friend Joe Wurtzburger is
again under full sale in HALEY,
with big stock of goods.
The first snow Of the season fell
on the just and ths unjust of Rocky
Bar on Wednesday. 1t scarcely
covered the ground, however.
If prospectors desire to hasten
the time when they can sell their
mines to an advantage, they should
vote for the Constitution and State
hood.
The farmers Of Snake river valley
should vote for the Constitution
and Statehood, if they wish to see
large irrigating canals flowing
through the sagebrushh plains
within the next decade.
p. A. McPhee. guardian Of un'
fortunate Howard Gray. has adver'
tised for sale at Haley all the
household goods belonging to tn,
latter. Gray is in the Blackfoot
asylum, hopelessly insane.
The mirror behind the bar ir
Chattin's saloon, on Wednesday
was thrown from its place by a jal
caused by some workmen ON tho
outside OF the building and broker
into many pieces.
]. NJ. Blossom arrived here from
HALEY a few days ago and hal
taken a position in Henry Swan
holm's large mercantile house. Mr.
Blossom is an old and highly re
spected citizen of Idaho and VI
welcome him to the county seat o
i Elmore.
The 70 tons of ore taken from
the Jim Blaine series Of mines ant
run through Reeser's mill las
Monday as n test, yielded 3 ounce
Of gold. This rock, being takel
from the groupings. produced mucl
. better results than was anticipated
bv the owners. II is an imnens
ledge and would keep an hundre'
stamp mill running indefinitely
Fitzgerald. Boyle, Towne, Cochran
and Downing certainly have a goo
thing in this series OF mines.
James Mahana, proninen
mining operator of Cracker, Oregon
has been visiting his old-tim
"pard,n Billy Mckim, this weeE
Mr.. Mahana is very favorably IN
: pressed with this section as a mir
! ing country, and will visit us agai
after his return from New Iorl
He is also an old friend of ex-Re'
. Foliambe. formerly n resident
this place. and will call on that oil
> back-slider while east and eudeavt
10 turn him from his wicked patI
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
STULL- & MCCARTHY
ATTORNEYS At Law.

Contract. Land. Mining and Crimi-
nal Law. Patents for Mining Claims
obtained at reasonable rates.
Call on, OF address. Homer Stull
Mountain Home. or ). II. McCarty
Rocky Bar, Idaho. Il
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
Notice.

Charles Bray having sold out all
his right. title aud interest in the
Henry Clay, Summit and Bray mines,
in Bear Greek mining district. am
not partner Of said Bray any longer.
Bray left the country without settling
with me. JoHS SHIELDS.
Rocky Bar. Sept. Is, 1889. vi
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
MOUNTAIN HOME.
Snow os@fie 18th.

Snow oN-rfie 18th
p,easan, showers of late.
Will Reynolds is now our Nasty"
Frank Browncll Is quite sick at this
writing.
Charley Setback aud family started
for Michigan "wednesday.
Mrs C. W. Burns has returned
home somewhat improved in health.
The bridge anlut.ile driving outfit IL
repairing the Galway bridges in this
vicinity.
Mrs. Sedlak has gone to Salt Lake
City tn attend Gilmore's grand mu-
steal festival
James Ireland got up petition for
our Nashvship and he il now waiting
for reply from Washington.
The goods ~ Bs%m-il & Smiths drug
store were loaded oslteams and pulled
ont for Rocky Bar Wednesday.
Or. Smith will benissst very much,
and snme of the youJig ia'iirr are wear.
ing mourning ~swcep his clerk. Roscoe,
left.
William Howell was in town the
fnrepaft Of this week, aud says It is
time all sheep men were leaving the
hills
Postmaster REYNOLDS is building u
nice house adjoining the lumber Office
~ G. r. Shaw. where he will hum the
sweet solo of ooh, In lie Postmaster,
"a join the Nasty hand a smile upon
my forehead and letter in my hand,
white he hands out the mail.
The action of the Alturas Commits
! sioners does not surprise us much, AZ
they want to keep up their reputation
by being contrary TO the rest of Idaho
IL is a wonder they do not have lenR
ears and walk on allfours. aud play
Nebuchadnezzar awhile, IA they are sC
much Of the disposition Of the beasts
of burden spoken Of in the Bible. Iel
we sympathize with the good people
Of Alturas eounty. for We know they
would give good majesty at tn,
polls for the adoption Of the Constitu
ton and for Statehood MOZART.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02

All members Of X. Of L. are re-
auested to meet at the usual
place Tuesday evening, November
5, 1889, at 8 o'clock sharp.
By order of Nj. w.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
Carpenters Wanted.

Twenty carpenters and millwrighis
at the Ophir mime, for the Comfort
Consolidated Mining Co.
II j. NJ THExToN.
Constructing Engineer.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02

A. ]. Sands, n pioneer Of Idaho,
died in Silver City, on the 18th ult.,
aged SO years.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-07-22
AN Unnecessarr Expenditure.

Mr.. Skinnphlint- Wasn't that the
postman at the door jus, nowP
Mrs. Skinnphlint--Y Yea He handed
me letter.
Mr.. Skinnphlint (snarlingly)--I
thought so; l heard you thank him.
He gets we'll enough paid for deliver
ing letters. 1t isn't necessary for you
to spend any thanks on him (Sotto
voce) That woman will break me up
yet Chicago Tribune ~"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-07-22
Notice To Creditors.
Estate Of Joseph Daniel DGhmS,
Deceased,

NOTICE IS HERTBY GIVEN BY TtIR
" Undersigned, EXectlt;ix Of The lasi ~in
and testament of Joseph Daniel Duh:ns, 10
ceased to the creditors Of, and all pEiaora
having claims against The saM dteca ed. 20
exhibit them with the necessary vOugL.Ts.
within ten months aftcr the iirst puHlica;,on
Of thia notice. 10 the said Exccuriz N th" of.
fec Of Talbot 4 Harrington, nj the tow. OF
Elko, County Of Eiko. state OF Nevad/, tho
same being her place for the Transact" OF
the business Of said Estate.
KApBEEINE NJ. DINEH.
E1ecuirix of the last viii ard Tes:apseaS OF
snid deceased.
Dated al Eiko, July !. 1880.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-01

/ OGAN keeps your orders in cold storage and
II delivers on Sunday
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-01
AT THE COURTS.
Gossip Picked Up Here and There
in the Court Rooms.

Gossip Picked Up Here and There
in the Court Rooms.
In the superior court yesterday an order
was passed appointing T. d. Rockwell.
ESD, solicitor general to act in all eases
requiring his official attention during the
absence of Solicitor General Fraser, who
Is taking his vacation at Marietta, Ga.
The Cohen Company was granted char
ter of incorporation in the superior court
yesterday.
The divorce case of James B. Patter-
son VS.. Viola j. Patterson came up in the
superior court yesterday on the petition Of
defendant to order plaintiff to pay her coun-
sci fees. The court heard the declaration
and answer, but as there c)nside able evil
dence to follow lle further conside alton #
the case was postponed for hearing in cham
bers. or at the December term IN open ses-
sion.
The June term of the superior court was
finally adjourned yesterday afternoon at
1870 o'clock after a three months session,
the term having commenced June last.
Judge FAlliga 1t will leave by We tuesdays
steamer for the north on a SIX weeks vaca-
JIu1.
Peter Weinheimer swore out warrants in
Justice Patterson's court yesterday. charg-
ing Tom Scott and Sarah Scott with
arraigued, and upon an examination of the
case it developed that the three engaged in
a general row, and Weinheimer got the
worst of it. He said that he was Sleeping
quietly in his bed when he was awakened
by dogs barking and people
''helloing." He got up and went out and
found that Scott and his daughter were
'dogging" cows that belonged to Vein
heimer. They were running the cows out of
SCOTS field Weiuheimer could not submit
to such treatment to his cattle, and ran out
into the field and then came the tug OF war
Weinheimer knocked one of tue dogs on the
back with rock. Scott and his daughter
lett the cows and turned upon Weinheimer
He used bricks ana pieces of wood on
Weinheimer. The Scott woman finally
knocked him out She hit him on the fore
head with chunk of wood which sent the old
man sprawling over blackberry bush and
the fight was at an end. When Peter arose
he saw the woman making for him with a
shotgul and he retired. Scott WIS DIS
charged, but bond was required from his
daughter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-01
TO KEEP sAPELo OPEN.

The Station Not to be Closed Oct. 1
and Probably Not Till January.
There has been no official informatio1
received with reference to the petition Of
the health authorities of Savannah and ths
ports of the South Atlantic coast to tte
marine hospital department to keep tie
Sapelo quarantine open, but it is unde'-
stood that it will not be CLOSED Oct l, as t
first contemplated, on account of the fall
ure of an appropriation to keep it opeI,
but that it will remain open until Jan. L.
The station is in charge of DR.. j. J.
Groenevelt during the absence of D.
White on furlough at his home in Milledg-
vile. DR.. White had applied for leave #
absence to recruit his health, and D.
Groenevelt was on bis way south to tae
temporary charge when DR.. White WIS
struck down by hghtning.
The Importance of keeping the Sapeo
station open was recognized by Surgeon
General Hamilton, and when the appI,-
priation runs out the contingent fund, a
the hands of the President, to prevent ed
denies, will probably be drawn upon asst
was in 1884.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-01
TIE WEATHER AT Sc
The photographic Office Warning for
car+ar,1Da,, JI,,-r;oa1aS

The photographic Office Warning for
September Hurricanes.
The Savannah branch photographic Of
fee has just sent out lot of valuabls in
formation in regard to the weather at sea
last month aud during the present month.
By far the most important storm in August
on the North Atlantic seems to have been
the hurricane that was first reported about
Santo Domingo Oh Aug. 10; thence it moved
n0rthweStward over the Bahamas and re-
curved below Hatteras, following the Gulf
stream slowly up the coast and causing
dangerous northeasterly gales between
hatteras and Cape Cod from Aug. 25 to
Aug. Is, inclusive. A reliable report from
Havana reported cyclonic disturbance of
Increasing energy in the Gulf on Aug g,
and this storm appears to have united with
the Bahama hurricane about Aug. "a,
partly accounting, perhaps, for the greatly
Increased energy and area of the latter.
Inc earliest possible opportunity was
taken By the photographic Office to warn
commerce of the approach of the storm,
aud as soon as reliable Geographic reports
had been received from the West Indies a
statement was prepared and given to the
press
As it was not until Aug. % that obser-
Vauons at the signal stations along the
coast gave any indication of the existence
Oh the storm, the value to commerce Of the
early warning Issued by the photographic
once Is evident. The fact that the predic-
ion " as fulfilled so accurately does not in
any way lessen the importa cs to com
merce t Geographic communication with
bermuda and Nassau, Tor some point in the
banamasl, In order that early ana reliable
forecasts 1s may be issued and the courses of
W eS1 Indian hurricanes followed as they
move along our coast. A Geographic cable
" bermuda has already been contracted for.
a oul Ihe Importance of a line to Nassau Is
snl1s0 equally as great, SO far as storm
warnings for the benefit Of commerce are
Concerned.
In. Inc photographic office forecast for Sep
velper IS as follows: Moderate or fair
Weather mTaIler may be expected, with occasional
fates north Of the thirty fifth parallel and
tso W tne coast Of the United States and
we bermudas. West Indian hurricanes are
49, N.Y. ,IAeiy to occur, and should be pre-
p traa !9f. There will be less fog along the
Nc s;isatIantle steamship routes and little or
4 bori's VIII De encountered off the Grand