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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-26
Parents Take Note.

Gusky's will offer this week some 400 ele-
giant Jersey suits at 81 %, s. 90, So 30, 81 25
and s. 90. Now if your fancy runs to
dressing your boy in Jersey suit (and it is
truly beautiful suit), be advised by US to
come and see what we're offering. You'll
never regret it.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-26
Wedding Bella.

a home wedding was solemniEed at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Mary s. Duncan. 237 Robinson
street. Allegheny. The contracting parties be-
ing Miss Matte Reynolds and Mr.. R. J. Fulton.
DIR. ]. M. Fulton, cousin of the groom oficiat-
ing; only the near relatives being present.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-26

ELEGANT cabinet photos, any style, 81 80
per doz. Panel picture with each doz cabi-
nets. LIES POPULAR GALLERY, 10 and 12
Sixth st. suMwF
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-26
We Scatter Competition

Right and left with our magnificent display
Of mems light colored suits. Beautiful
suits-Decoration week bargains--at Sl2 and
Sl6 You should see them. GUsKY's.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-26

SMOKE the best La Perla del Fumar clear
Havana Key West cigars. Three for 25c.
G. w. SCHMIDT, 50 and 81 Fifth avenue
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-26

Gusky's will this week hold grand sale
Of white vests. Prices, $50 up. With every
vest will be given an extra set Of G. A. 3.
buttons.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-26
Special to g. Ar. Men.

GREAT Western Gun Works removed to
T06 Smithfeld street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-26
ARRANGEMENTS on the southside.


Colonel ]. W. Patterson Post Isl, assisted by
H. B. Hays Camp 4,Sons of Veterans, Colonel J.
Patterson W. R. Q. No. l, and other organiza.
tions, will decorate the graves in Old NJ. E.
Graveyard and other cemeteries on the Sou tn
side on Memorial Day.
John Dettis Commander, has appointed the
following staff; D. A. Jones, Assistant Adiu.
tant General; George W. Murphy, of Acme
Council No. 2l9, Jr. Q. q. A. M, Chief of STAFF;
J. ]. Smith. of Post l5l, G.. A. r., Chief of
Transportation, and Louis Hettinger, Of Hays
Camp No. 4, Sons of Veterans, Assistant Chief
Of Transportation. Aids; G. ]. Bleichner,
Hays Camp. 8; "; Robert Johnston, Birming.
ham Council No. 260, o. q. A. NJ; w. ]. Wise,
Capitol Council No. 1854, o. U. A. M; William
Harvey, Smoky City Council No. 1l9, Jr. D. U.
A. M. James Morrison, Iron City Council No
III, Jr. Q. U. A. NJ; Louis Smith, Avalon Cas-
The following programme will be observed:
Reading of Orders. .Adjt. Gen. d. A. Jones
America. .......-.,....Mr Isaac Rosser and Choir
Address. Commander John Dettis
TbISS Of Them Gratefully Select Knights Band
- - MI. Isaac Ro::er and Choir
We' Deck Their Graves with Flowers. low 3. l. % chOr
Hymn-Blest are the Martyred Dead.
Formal Placing Of Flowers:
Vlolets, ,...,.................COm COmrade John Sias
Daisies. ..Comrade W. e. Matthews
White Flowers .Ghapain W. o. russell sf
Scatter our Floral treasures. CSoir Hsq
Grafton; Tis,r Msoy G0mrade f. H. Collier PUst IS
Peacefully Rest. Choir
Taps BuEler-
Following is Colonel W. ii. Moody Post .S I5S's
programme of service at West Liberty Gene
terry:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-26
Reduced Rate, for the Encampmeut.

MILWAUKEE,. May 6-The Commander.in-
Chief was in this city to-day with part of his
staff to consult with reference to securing i
cent rate to the encampment in August. 1t was
decided to send the following letter to the
chairmen Of the several passenger associations
of the United States:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-26

Right and left with our magnificent display
of mems light colored suits. Beautiful
suits-Decoration week bargains-at Si2 and
SIS. You should see them. GusKY's.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-26

MAGNIFICENT dress SUITS handsome and
stylish goods, in most beautiful variety of
patterns, any day this week at Gusky's at
$15 only. Worth every cent (and you'll
say so when you see them) of $50.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-26

La MATILDE imported cigars from $40 to
$40 per hundred. G. W. SCHMIDT,
95 and 81 Fifth avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-26
Spring Suitings.

The largest stock of choice spring suit
ings and trouserings at Pitcairn'S, 434
Wood street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-26
We scatter CompetitIou

PRIMROSE awnings at Mamaux & Sons,
537 aud 539 Penn ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-26

FLoRENTINE awnings at Mamaux B
Sons, 537 and $50 Penn ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-26

GOLDEN pheasant awnings at Mamaux &
Sons, 537 and $50 Penn ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-26
The Day at Wilkinsburs

The Sheridan sabers, of Williamsburg, Cap
tain G, l. Smith In command, are to take part
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-26
Memorial Day a. s.vIekI.y.

General Alex Hays Post No. g. Pittsburg, and
Abe Patterson Post No. IS. Allegheny, will ar
rive in Sewickley about P. NJ, May 80, and
formally decorate the soldiers graves in the
cemetery. Order Of exercises:
Ddnu
Singing .fost Cnolr
Reading OF orders...u.J. l.. Shook (88l A. A. q.
Address. Ga Grifhth, Post IS
Formal placing of flowers on monument. ...........
Part l., Violets,
John y. Schroeder, Jr., Post 3.
Part H., Daisies,
James p. Stewart Post IS.
Part ILL, Geraniums,
Samuel Moore, Post 8.
Part w, White flowers
Hugh Morrison Post 88.
Singing. Cnor
Oration y. M Scott
6lnRlnR Cnolr
Decoration OF graves. G. A. X.
Davis and John /. Nevin Camps, Sons of Vet
Grams, have been invited to be present. The
councils of Jr. o. U. A. M. of Sewickley will
parade with the q. A. R., by invitation.
he nmw
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-26
opening prayer BY Rev. schnoor.

Opening prayer by Rev. Schnoor.
Song by choir of Post 155.
Reading of orders by Comrade j. B. Armiger
Addresses by Commander Jacob Nelson, Chap
lain Jacob Wise, Comrade VIM. Beardsley, Com
rade Warren Mcllvaine.
The above comrades will formally decorate the
grave of deceased comrade in compliance with
the ritual.
Song, .'Cover Them Over, - choir Post 155
After the decoration OF the graves Past Senior
Vice Department Commander A, P. Burchheld, of
Post 162 will deliver his address to the Post The
detail will then proceed to Mt. Lebanon Cemetery,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-19
Constahle's Sale.

By virtue Of an execution. issued out 81 Justice
1hes, howland's upurt II kthclls Precinct tpinr
Fillmore county, Idaho Territory, dated the "A lay
81 slrtohtr, is-1. IN CERTAIN aetinn wherein II II
flafks - ptaHtn. recovered judgment Ag4iast ~.
Kentucky Mining Company. h y Harry silnsrin.
teatent and agent, DESCENDANTS. upon liIismrnt
rendered for tas Of 80 Is.lt1 on the zIst ay
81 september, 1859, 9Th interest aud costa have
levied upon the following Described property "a st
The Emma Lode Aain. Claim situate ca East
High Prarie. togethsr With all impros eaents and
AgpHrtcnanccs thereon.
Aisp. one dwelling or boarding house situated near
sad mine, the land Ga which IA stands together ith
al hAtusvs hcgnglnE thereto. situated klanll nfisa
miles eastcriy from the toNn IL Pine EEmars
county. idaho tsEntaFk. ami known the ksntacky
Mining Cnmpanyis proiserty
Notee y hereby given that the eaai iAy II re.
tol'ef lss9, a. oclak D. OF that dzy ia front az
Justice hoSiands afee in the tosn Of Pine oaasnty
Of hmoFs, Idaho Territory. will sell All tho right
title aud interest Of said defendant, In and 10 the
above desc rbed property, At public auction Tor
cash. lawful money u tho United states 10 the
highest and beat bidder. 70 satisy said execution and
al rsisf,
Dated AZ Pine, The ri day o. October, Issa
ihohAs Hnhks@f c,ngtasls. saii rFssif-.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-19
MOUNTAIN HONE, Oct. 10
Hendriek, the jeweler, will re

Hendriek, the jeweler, will re-
main here till Tuesday.
S. ID. Taylor, editor of the Idaho
Mail, visited the county seat during
the past week on business connected
with his paper.
wes Wiekersham expects to leave
for Boise City to-day, and if Madam
Rumor is correct he will not return
to Rocky Bar alone.
Drs. Wright & Smith have
secured the Ethel building, adjoin-
ing Sheriff Whites residence for a
county hospital. Extensive repairs
will be made to the same.
The BULLETIN editor almost
daily roc eives letters Of inquiry from
the east regarding certain mines in
this section and his opinion Of the
mines and country generally
Many of these letters are answered.
but we fear that our limited time
will not hereafter admit of paving
due attention To such eommunica-
tons The proper thing for these
anxious enquirers" to do is TO sub
scribe for the BULLETIN.
Aug. Outflow is now located at
the head of Payette river in a new
mining district. He writes TO
George Winder that he has some
promising locations there. Wide
veins of ore that ASSAYS S30.l5 in
gold and S1225 in silver. besides
being rich in chloride Winder is
interested hi these locations. Quit
COW will soon 90 to San Francisco
TO organize company fox prosecut-
ing work on his mines They have
supplies laid in and five men will
remain and work all winter.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-19

The BULLETIN editor aeknowl-
edges the receipt of a compliment
AIRY ticket to the gr nd ball at
Mountain Home next Wednesday
evening.
At the Methodist Conference re-
Gently held in Oregon, Rev. $.
Thurlow was assigned to Mountain
Home; Rev. j. II. Skidmore, Boise
City; Rev. NJ r Hackman. Cald-
well; Rev. E. A. Thomas, HALEY.
The roads are in splendid con
dition for travelling and it may be a
long time before you will have am
opportunity t6 attend such a grand
affair as that to take place next
Wednesday nj Mountain Home.
Y therefore invite your best girl TO
tide down there with you and be
entertained by as hospitable lot
bf people as Yen can find anywhere.
DR. w. f. Smith of Min. Home
and DR. +. 5 Wright of this place
have entered in copartnership for
the practice of medicine and sur
gerry in Rocky Bar DIR. Smith is a
graduate Of the University of Vir-
ginia at Richmond, aud Or. Wright
of Willamette University, Oregon.
Each &c .tleman has had large ex-
perience IN the practice of their pro-
fession, and with great success.
The BULLETIN welcomes DIR. Smith
to Rocky Bar
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-19
MOUNTAINS HOME.


y Pleasant showers ON the l4th.
Il G Bones il now X. X. agent ~
Eagle Rock.
Mrs. Reynolds returned from Wash
ington Ty on the 18th.
A number Of ranchers have been h
town from Braneau and report every
thing tiourishing over un that side Of
Snake River.
john Caldwell made flying trip to
Mountain Home ON business the Latter
part 81 last week, aud has now re.
turped TO his home in Long valley.
W. III. kitching has gone to Long
valley To look after his horses that
s,rayed away from him about year
since.
Wiley Daniels has been sick for
some time with rhcumatism---is now
reported as much better.
Perry Phelps has had severe at
tact OF inilsmmatory rheumatism since
HE return from Montana
Gus X kewine writes back that he is
rusticating in Portland, aud intends to
make that hls home for some time TO
come. Mrs. Rikcwine is getting ready
to move there. We are cory TO lose
them from our midst.
W. c. Inland and Royal Daniels
returned from a hunting aud prospec-
ting tour last Tuesday. They cay
they found a very large rich ledge OF
free milling gold quartz few miles
farther up in the hills than the new
strike on Indian creek. l. Eimore
county going TO turn out to be pure
goldf
The new mines discovered near
Indian creek are going to be the true
Eldorado of Idaho in less than IL
months, and ii would not surprise any
one that has visited these new rich
mines 20 see larger mining camp
there than is anywhere in Idaho, in n
year ar two. Sam. kincaid brought
in II small quantity OF ore from which
he got nice little bullion brick. and
Geo. Bell from two pans on his placer
claim got enough gold dust to make a
ring for his little daughter.
MOZART.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-19
roorrADs AROUND.

Last Friday evening Attorney $.
ii. MuCarty had business that
called him to Corrcy's sawmill,
near the ophir mine. The night
was qnite dark and when Nc. had
reached a point a short distance
above the Goat mine two men
raised from behind some brush near
the road and one of them exclaimed
stop. YOU s. b r At that
instant Mes. horse became fright
ened and ran like streak of light
ming. and Me. did not exert him-
self 10 hold the horse in either. He,
however, heard one of the foot pads
say to the other: Don't shoot
he's not the man." which was quite
consoling TO the lawyer notwith-
standing the speed of his horse.
Mr.. McCarty says'if it was money
they were after they attempted to
stop the wrong man.
Evidently we have some hard
customers in our midst, and such
characters are likely to increase in
numbers in this vicinity. There
fore all honest men should go pre-
pared to give them warm recep-
ton.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-19
Mountain Home, Oct. IS.


C. w. Joy was over from Atlanta
yesterday.
Rowe Buchanan was up from the
Grove yesterday.
The Gilmore new three-compart-
ment shaft is now to depth of $50
feet.
Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Casey and Mrs
Smoot, of Atlanta, visited the county
scat during the week.
Four tons Of Lost Lode ore was
reduced at the vishnue mill short
time ago, which yielded $3.50 in
gold.
Judge Thomas Rowland, of Pine
Grove, was at Elmors's capital
Thursday and made the BULLETIN
office a pleasant call.
Judge Bernard Snow, an ex-
perienced millwright, came in from
Indian valley a few days ago to
work on the 0phir mill.
Bob Chattin will in few DAYS
remove from Pine Grove to Rocky
Bar and open business in the new
building adjoining the postoaicc.
A brother Of Wan. knop, who
was accidently killed last week at
Casey. Holland Il Shoots sawmill,
arrived here from Wisconsin, last
Tuesday.
Rev. DR.. Hines, Presiding Elder
Of this NJ. f. church district. de-
livered an eloquent and instructive
sermon at the court house in this
place last Thursday evening. Mr..
Hines made many friends here, who
express the wish that he may come
often.
The people of Atlanta are highly
elated over the great success Mt the
Buffalo mill in working the ores of
that mine in the new Frue vanner.
1t demonstrates that low grade ores
can be reduced at profit, and
doubtless the Buffalo company will
now put in half a dozen more Of
these yanners.
A gentleman named Riggs. who
came here several weeks ago and
has made il point to look around
considerable in this immediate vi
cinity, says that he has prospected
in Orepon, Nevada, Utah, Arizona
and New Mexico. and it is his
opinion that this is the best free
milling quartz mining section on
the Pacific coast.
Died, in Rocky Bar, October 16. |
1889, Samuel Robinson, a native of
Missouri, aged "a years. The |
funeral services were conducted at
the court house in very able and |
impressive manner by Rev. II. X. |
Hines, who was whiting here Thurs
day. The deceased was a compar-
alive stranger in this place, yet his
remains were followed to the grave
by goodly number Of people.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-19
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.

Flmore's County Commissioners
met in regular session on Monday.
present-F. u. Cavanah. chairman;
d. b. Ethel, W. NJ. Stockton; W.
c. Wickersham clerk.
The session was protracted and
ardious one and our County Fathers
deserve much credit for their un-
firing interest in the affairs of the
people.
A contract was let to Drs. Smith
& Wright for the keeping Of county
indigents for the sum of $500 per
quarter--contract from Oct. l, to
July /, 1890.
1t was ordered that the Assessor
be instructed to assess ali mortgages
on record.
Ordered that the Chairman pro-
cure a safe and stove for the AS
SCISSORS office, and also safe for
the Treasurer office.
Geo. ID. Golden rendered his res
ignation as Justice Of the Peace for
Rocky Bar precinct. which was
reluc family accepted.
Three hundred dollars was APP
propriated for Glenn's Ferry road
district, and 500 to Pine Grove
district.
The County Treasurer's bond
was raised from $1,000 TO $25,0O0,
and the Treasurer required to file
such bond ut special meeting of
the Board on the 18th Of November.
New voting precincts were or
gained and the following judges
appointed to act at the election on
the 9th day of November:
Rocky Bar, No. Isaac Culp,
John Van Setback, VIM. Mackey.
Atlanta, q John Farneman,
Nelson Davis.
Red Warrior. "a. G.. Smith, C.
NJ. Brown, f. 2. Gary.
Junction Bar, ii. ID. Smith, +.
Mason, G. w. Jackson.
Pine Grove, &c. w. Pritchett,
Thos Morrow, w. j. Bogard.
Little Camas, 81. w. Bailey,
j. c. iRsiioiiiaTdson
Big Camas, III. r. Wilson, J.
t. Dyer, r.. W. Lauring.
Mountain Home, S-Geo. Bell,
4. j. Bruce, Joe Vanderpool.
Smiths Prairie, 9-Don Basil,
W. NJ. Russell, Mike HALEY.
Cold Springs, 10-Sam. Black
well, w. r. Burns, james Stout.
Glenn's Ferry, lie. E. Corker,
f. A. Anthoney, A. NJ. Sinnott.
Indian Creek, 12-J. o. Corder,
John Andrcwatha, j. s. Tate.
|. w. Garrett, Auditor and Re
corder Of Alturas. was allowed
81 .456.3f for records transcribed.
Bills amounting TO IS, 563 were
ordered paid.
The following bills were rejected:
DR.. All Flung, SCI; J. r. Bennett,
IS; DR. f 5. Wright, s45; Thos.
Coyle, $3.50; j. Ryan, $3.50; FL
more Bulletin, 500; DIR. o. Hall,
$50; Foley Abbott, $40; IL. Swan
holm, 1925; Joe Huston, $3.50
Parties having bills before the
Board and whose names do not oe-
cur as rejected or "cut down."
may know that the full amount
was allowed them.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-19
FINE JEwELRy.

f. II. Hendrick has arrived from
HALEY with good assortment OF
ladies' and gents jewelry, consist
ing of fine watches, chains, rings,
bracelets, breast-pins, earrings, etc.
Also a good assortment of optical
goods.
Call at the Alturas Hotel parlor
and examine these goods. | will
remain only a few days.
1t. Z. III. HENDRIcR.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-19
THE opp sELI.ows.

The Grand Encampmcnt ank
Grand Lodge of Idaho Odd Fellows
met at Caldwell on the, 9Th. We
CLEAN from the Tribune of the 18th
the following:
GRAND ENcAMPMENT.
The Grand Encampment met on
the 9TH and elected officers for tN
ensuing year ms follows:
Grand Patriarch-D. W. Figginss
Haley.
Grand High Priest-D. l.. Bailey,
Caldwell.
Grand Senior Wardcn--M. G. Athey.
Wardner.
Grand scnbe-A. X. steunenberg,
Caldwell
Grand Treasurer--C. b. Marlatt,
Ketehum.
Grand Junior Warden o. Cole.
Boise City.
Grand Representative-M. b. Gwinn,
Caldwell.
APPOINTED OFFICERS.
Grand Marshal - James Burns,
Challis.
Grand Sentinel-Ed Carlisle. Po-
catello.
Grand Outside, Sentinel - W. C..
Maxey, Caldwell.
Two Grand Lecturers were also
elected, NJ. G. Athey for north Idaho,
and Z. Nj. Bruner for the south.
THE GRAND LODGE.
The reports of the Grand Master
and the Grand Secretary show the
order TO be in very fiourishing
condition, and shows a membership
Of $50. During the past year 81
Odd Fellows have been relieved and
s3.677.17 has been spent for the re-
lief of distressed. There are now
81 subordinate lodges and IL Re-
bekah Lodges in the jurisdiction.
The following officers were elected
and approved for the ensuing year:
Grand Master p. NJ. Bruner,
HALEY.
Deputy Grand Master-C. w. wer-
nieke, Shorhone.
Grand Warden-F B. Willis, Chal.
lis.
Grand Secretary-A. X. Steunen-
berg. Caldwell.
Grand Treasurer - John Lemp,
Boise City.
Grand Representatives.. L. Bad
ley, Caldwell
Grand epresentative--M. c Athey,
Wardner.
Grand Marshal q. c. Patten,
Montpelier.
Grand Guardian-D. C. Mitchell,
Moscow.
Grand Conductior-F. w. Hulett,
Silver City.
Grand Herald-George f. Mills,
Ketchum.
Grand Chaplain--T. w. Nickel,
Grangeville.
DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH
The d. Of r. met in the NJ. f.
church and elected officers as named
below:
President, Ida Wernicke. shoshone !;
Vice President, Nina Crete; Secretary,
Mary Somercamp, Silver City; Treas
urer, Lizzie Bailey. Caldwell; Warden.
5. j. Dorsey, Mountain Home; Com
duetor, Nina Townley, Weiser; Guar.
dian, Clara Higgins, HALEY.
This ~ the first meeting of the
Daughters Of Rrhekah, aud nothing
of importance outside OF an organiza-
ton was effected. There are now II
ID. of X. lodges. and the Territorial
Convention Of the Daughters Of Re
hekah has brilliant future before it.
The ladies are enthusiastic aud will
have their next meeting at Boise City
at the date Of the next meeting of the
Grand Lodge at that place.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAM OWN At Bol.s city. Idaho.

Lsxp OFrieE at Boise City. idaho.
ustuler a. lss0.
Notiee Is hereby given ihGf the following named
s-ttlcr has als nasNe u hi. intntion 10 make Anai
prva IN support Of his clani and that said pronf
wiil he made before the Register and Recsisrr a.
bnise City. tdaho, on Tuesday. November NJ lssa,
wa: nAtid MACY. who made Pre- u. \. No AdS2.
isr the W l.s NJ law IL 81 Ia SET II ~ y n y
east, u ~ lie nAsnc- the following Witnesses tn
prove his eohtinn0us residence upon AMI eailva.
tian Of said land, via samuel Blackwell Samuel
AcAHalty. Csriis A. Buns ant Hugh a. .sGsis= AL
" Glenss Ferry, klmorr county.
ols HARLEM fKfLEY, Rsci.trr.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-19

On "Wednesday afternoon at about
four O'Clock the two-story frame house
of A. Haas, corner Of Hays aud Seventh
streets, caught fire aud was burned to
the ground. The property represented
the Accommodations Of Mr.. Haas for
many years and there Was no insur-
nnce. The origin Of the fire il un
known. There had been no fire in
the stoves for several hours Mrs.
Haas. who was alone IN the house at
the time, heard something fall up
stairs. and going up 10 see what il was
found everything in flames. She was
slightly burned about the head.
Judge Haas informs us that ~, 500
will not replace his loss by the fire.
He lost nearly all of his household eff
iects, hut feels grateful to the 6remen
and citizens for saving as much a.
they did and their nuhl efforts to
save more. The misfortune leaves
him homeless and penniless, with
bleak water almost upon him. He il
an old-timei, a first.class citizen, with
warm hearted generosity one Of his
chief characteristics. This is the only
time in his life that the cold man"
WAS ever completely knocked out aud
needed a little help. Boise. who con
tributed literally 10 far away Johns-
town. Seattle aud HALEY, will no, frr-
get one Of her own children in his dis
tress.-Boise Democrat 9th.
Mrs. Henry Henderson, Of Rocky
Bar, daughter of Mrs Haas, was
visiting her parents at the time of
the above mentioned sad occurrence
and lost trunkful Of clothing by
the fire.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-19
NorIrE ZOE QUALIFICATIONS.


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Notice l. hereby given that the following ps,nrt
sstcr has ale notice OF her intention 60 maze nnai
proof IN support 81 her calu, and thst said poi ~i
lie made hcieru Register and H,stixer At Boise CTS
l8HlIs, on November 81, lSsp va. Ida ", smith,
ds~crted wife q Clark kmita. Who Alsd Pre- y. \
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NW i.Astr r tp4 : Il y eAst sire aaoss the fellow.
ing ntncssss 70 prove her continuous sxsliecs uln
and cultivation 81, said land via; samuel Blackwell
Daniel hcsianis. Carter k,is srsls ard HAtay Dial
all % oiena fsrfs, Idaho
oiopd HARLEM pEfIEY Register