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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-10
Board Of Equalization.

Notice is hereby given to the tax
payers of Gilmore county, Idaho, that
thu Board Of Equalization will meet Oh
MoSDAY, AUGUsT 26. 1889,
for the purpose OF examining the as.
sessmen. roll and for the correction OF
all Illegal assessments, and for any
other business that may legally come
before the Board.
JOHN 7. GILMAN,
Clerk Board Co. Commissioners
BY w. G. WICKERSHAM, Deputy.
Rocky Bar, Idaho, Aug. o, 1889.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-10

The West Shore Magazine for
July, taken as whole is one Of the
finest and most instructive numbers
ever issued, and contains a mass Of
information about all portions Of
the northwest, ms well as excellent
stories, poetry, etc. Published at
$3.50 a year, by l. Samuel Port
land, Oregon.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-10

All persons indebted TO Casey, Hol
land & Smoot are earnestly requested
to come forward and settle immedi-
ately. Owing TO our recent misfor-
tune in losing our mill by fire, we must
now have what is due us in order TO
rebuild. CASEY, HOLLAND & SHOOT.
July II. 1889.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-10
Warrants Payable.

Warrants on the General Fund OF
Gilmore county Nos. ii, IL. ID, Ia and
Is are now due aud payable.
J. IL. MILLER, Treasurer.
BY G. d. GOLDEN, Deputy.
Rocky Bar. Aug. 5, 1889. 2t
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-10
TOURISTS.

Whether on pleasure bent Or business,
should take on every trip bottle OF
:. rup OF Figs. as it acts most pleasant
IL and etiectually on the Kidneys, liver
and bowels, preventing levers, head.
aches and other forms Of sickness.
For sale in zoe and Sl00 bottles by
all leading druggists.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-10
AeronTIoSMExr.

The apportionnient Committee in
the Constitutional Convention re-
commended the following legislat-
i've representation for the various
Idaho counties:
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-10

Miss Themas arrived here last
week, but school will not commence
till Monday, the 10th. owing TO the
fact that some of the school house
furniture has not yet arrived
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-10
DIR. Leonard Coming.

DIR. J q. Leonard. dentist, will re
turn tn Rorkv Bar ia a few days, and
will remain sufficiently long 70 give
everybody q chance 10 have teeth ex.
tracted. repaired or a fun set inserted.
WHIT fof him and get good work done.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-10
wanted---Horses 20 Pasture.

wanted---Horses 20 Pasture.
II yen want your horses well fed and
cared for the coming winter, send
them to my hot spring ranch on Al
kali creek Good pasture. plenty Of
hay and lots OF water-hOt or cold.
For particulars, write to
JAMAs Stout,
Glenns Ferry T. o.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-10

fwIocallines % ccats each,
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

Crest slaughter is recorded as having
been occasionally committed upon these
migratory tribes. a noted gunner" says
Mr.. Gerand in his most excellent work on
the birds OF Long Island, residing in
BeilpOrt, informed me that he killed one
hundred and : yellow-legs by discharging
both barrels OF his gun into a flock while
they were sitting along the beach" This
il q higher number than | should have hit
upon had been asked TO venture an opinion
upon the result OF very unusually sue
crssfal shot. Still 10 is entitled 10 credit.
Wilson speaks OF eighty-dve red breasted
snipe being killed at one discharge Of
musket. Audubon mentions that he was
present when one hundred and twenty.
seven were killed by discharging three
barrels.
These extraordinary instances occurred
many years ago but TO come down to
modern DAYS IL IS Oh record that Mr.. Harry
Folsom. OF Elizabeth, y. J. killed thirty
Ell ut red breasted snipe. one willet, three
"ox eyes" and one curlew with two bar.
rels: while Mr.. Ell. Summers Of the New
York Athletic Club beat this record by
three. / have myself killed twenty six
''teeter" suipe with one barrel, bat this
has been beaten by others on many occa-
SONS.
These examples. Of course, must be
regarded as mere chancs occurrences and
are not 20 be looked for as likely to happen
every day.
still. IL the shooter tries the sport in the
right season, wind and weather fsvoring.
he will not be unusually fortunate If ne
fills biz bag with the proceeds Of days
shooting. WALT MCDOUGALL.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

sceuiri1s TIE E1kish terEae t1e 1&acs
g t1e FE.eexss Is a 1ar.o Cascade Azrilla
s1lca s.zui1es : - toa11. ki.1 s<s~-
la1g s1i-1 sbs - Z eters ss4ss - "a
~sr1.
A.aexer (sshlsg,ef fiu 81 11ass for sks
- 40 ~. lsG eaks1 ga D. g1.s. Wlll yea
Prot Bosstsr l2cs&as,1g - sns
frou1 ~ tae piAgtorm Ala saeAk -
IL terss q ia gfessixs slns7r1EY f-Aud
noN lz-l ss asa seuslsg-sl ycu viii az
E.efss - souS heress - popcsr ever ths
many nlSIsv.s sAiea have 1reu eA1ioiir4
u ya4 so-asS lou ~iil hsse aAnt
thines % o<eupy year thoDg macy,
Goa stlsss. ~aleh vii -sen to- 81 -tselsss
for evidence but whAtsvsr Ya1 H~s
thlnk. whatever sso nay believe e9ASst~
.u. the wonders fxetUitva iu tt-s soPef0
azzrrxSfiea ~ cu lioslties. yau A'-s - =
your beds vlth t1s rrm eos Ft.i .en th@t
atIEhar nave e. .d you .s TEE eternal ano
ths ssetla>tins fIutE--ths L1in ffiaesss
las her photographs - ss@is ssa esA.s
tAca.
aiansgsr-S3w then. Billy. lets stsT
out Aad take drink Aere ase some
tteksts II You want ~ send yoar iAot
fri-gd. IL JAS I1 up a good notice aod
aaks strol. ab.ut It's oSilg = arst g ass
family resort. lau nescn Z ssy anything
about t1e fake part ~ if. of course. That
Z4lu Princess. oy she way, l. tie correct
thfus hsruDm brought her here sua
81 her from hlu. Hee fathers blg c4let
go no mistake.
Reporter (Ac. s1uiousiyl- I've no
doubt ~ 81. fact can see estdeuce q
her royal blItA IA her stately carriage and
winning address
Mana. .er-Ohi You esn laugh al yon
please, but Tell you she came direct from
Zululand. snd II yoa Goa't believe RE III
refer you 70 BSlnum's agent VIC brought
her here from Africa
Zalu Princess (sddressing reporter)
Why, am dat you Masr Willy, / done
thought l seen 70 jess now, on'y want
sure.
Rep0rter-Dless my soul ~ what yes
il is sure enough. Why. HAnr'an. what
ia tho name OF heaven are y9u do!ng
here'
prineess-Iss done quit washin' this
six months an got inter &c fteah business.
How your Nav an ali dc iolAsi
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

on me the way you did the old man a
couple ~ years ago. Pm JUST getting into
good ape here AMI Il have any sort u
luck "a pull through al. right ana have
money iu tAe roll by the end ot the season.
just make a Bot7 OF il. viii you, Tat
we re catering Tor families, and tlt. t4!s
is a resort where ladies and children can
come with perfect security. We have q
stiing OF Carriages ~ front OF the door
pretty nearly every aftefa con. even II it is
the B1wery. and il You could see the high
toned ladies in their silks and dianonds-
Reporter-Yes. I've noticed 'em every
time | passed the house. but where arc all
those people going to-
Manager-Oh. they're following the lee
turer, Prof Blowster aud tell You he's
great. Now just step over here and listen
10 him. (Fney station themselves in the
front rank OF All open moutned throng
while the Professor mounts the pletform.l
Prof Biowster-And now, ladies' ard
gentlemen. beg OF you 20 come forward
and behold with your own eyes the
marvels which beneficcnt creator and n
liberal management have cf -rci 10 your
gaze for the low sum OF ten cents. TAis
little lady whom You see before yOu now
WAS tattOoed from head 10 foot by native
chiefs on the banks OF the Gauges She
Was captured when mere child ans
decorated. as a mark OF high honor. with
ninety million stabs OF the keen pointed
needle Ninety million stabS and for
every stab a tear She speaks nine Euro
peau languages, has appeared before every
sovereign in the world and is perfect
lady, modest aRd refined. The portrait of
George Washington which adorns her left
knee, is magnificent work of art as well
as a correct likeness OF the father OF our
country IL will not rub of
Reporter-Why, I've seen that girls face
before somewhere -
Manager-Hush, not so loudl She was
the Circassian Beauty with me down 10
Coney Island last summer, but don't give
the snap away. Now, just hear him talk
about the White Moor-Bnly Maginnis,
you know, who had the cigar privilege.
Prot Blowster-This marvellous White
Moor, ladies and gentlemen, has been
brought here from his home In sunny
Africa, at an unheard OF expense.
He is genuine son OF the desert and
in his own country is powerful
potentate before whom princess and
chieftains bow the knee in humble
NQOIAilOn. anu moreover, lily lIltnUS,
he Is an acrobat and contortionist OF
phenomenal powers. He is the only man
living who can dislocate his hip and
shoulder blade at the same time; the only
man who can turn TWO complete back
somerSaults without touching the ground
witheither his hands or his feet.
Reporter, (eagerly)-By gracious I'd like
TO see that.
Prof Blowster with unblushinc efTront.
ery)-Ali these things he can do, ladies and
gentlemen, but he will not do them to day
because he is tired. He Will do them to
morrow evening at the regular stage per
fOrmance
Msuager-Thst's a good fake. isn't IL;
He's always going to dislocate himself TO
morrow or else he's just done it yesterda,
and somehow he never seems 10 do Il
when the crowds here.
r. porter-It seems 20 me you fellow.
have got pretty good gall.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

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faf Collection T0faf
a --n.s ffes. Amount.
lneHf
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06
rouchlu= Incident of Canine Affection.

Among tue incidents connected with the
water spout which burst on the Batcombs
Hills, IN Dorset. and sent a destructive
torrent of water through the valley below
a local Journal mentions touching in
stance OF canine affection which occurred
~ farmyard. a collie. with a puppy.
was chained 10 kennel. When the food
entered the yard the mother seized the
puppy in her month and lifted 10 above
the water. The chain, however. was not
long enough % allow the dog ~ swim. and
a. the water rose the dox and tus puppy
were gradually drowned. the mother try
ing 20 the very last 10 save the life of her
offspring rs hen the water suhsidsd the
puppy WAS still in TIE mouth of the dead
40 her.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06
WASHINGTON CHARACTERS.
Peculiar Peop.o Who Constitute an Inter
eatinc --rl.lra cr ca -ital Lie.

4
esting feature of ca ,ital Life.
zone Of the sadiest features OF the always
varying life in Washington, says CORE
spoodent, is the gradual disappearance OF
the 'ol6 timers" / DO not want TO call
them the "Colonels." "Majors" and
Judges" for that would include some
who 90 not really belong TO the charming
and clever parasites who are meant by the
'o'd timers" They arc brcken-down gen
tlsmen, persons who have seen "better
days" VINO never did and who never would
work, but who are yet persons of fine at
tainments, charming conversauonalists,
agreeable in their manners, and yet always
waiting near some gentecl bar for the invi-
tation that viii surely come 20 indulge in
something genial and exchange fash or
two of brilliant wit or narrate some thrill
ing story of romantic personal experience
in the days when they were rich in slaves
and Land and lived the lives Of veritabie
sybari eS
Five years ago, when first began an in
innate acquaintance with the yaliegated
hfe of this political capital, there were per-
baps round dozen notable hangers-on Of
this type. Hardly one OF them but could
quote the Latin and Greek classics by the
ream in the original tongue, most Of them
were well read in elegant literature of all
times, aud could discuss It in the most
charming manner; al OF them had been
actors in real romaaces and tragedies Of
luxurious social life. and scarcely ore had
any parts so objectionable az TO make him
Stunned By the best gentleman with whom
he came into contact Now they have
dwindled away to two or three. That Is.
there is only that number il sight Sew
eral arc dead.
One has Just come forth after several
months in tho hospital, and Immediately
began TO strike his old friends for the
generous entertainment which was the
means Of sending him into retirement.
One has actually abandoned the hOspitable
precincts Of the hotel bars and the appeIz-
| ing and inexpensive free lunch. and IS
making thread bare living by copying and
| letter writing for this and that ore - his
friends, who ike % encourage the Old boy
IN his novel attempt 20 earn MS bread by
the sweat Of his brow. i was a departure
that was owned upon IN an almost savage
manner by the others Of his crowd as being
not only degraC ng, but "a a peruicious
innovation un0l tinc-Eon0rcd pgocelou
/ which tended 10 bring them all into con.
tempt Il was daring tbior n 90. and has
+ resulted in she utter ostrec.sm q the bod
Old bcy. out he has stuck % e. b-aveiy Ia
the face of many temptations and e..
4 crlrc- -cucnts. far there wil be a
/ change s-71, however. Evidently che
+ luncheon that cones b- purchase IS rct ga
4 Ineral az that which comes without u,rov
sud wIt1oat price, TIE poor man grew,
/ thinner ar1 thinner. hl7 voice s11ras ne
though tlere we're Vast vacuum in be
b. r
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

Roll r. sr,s.sr. rrass..as and paving tae
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

Manager-For heavens sake come along
before the whole crowd drops TO the fake.
Come along. The drinks are on me,
guess. see you know the Princess.
Reporter-Yes, | met her when | was
Ambassador 10 her fathers court in
q frica- l. FnRn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

SEATTLE. ". T., July 9. issa
Notice Is hereby given 90 the owners Of
PROPERTY condemned bv ordinance M
It's. entitled. AN ordinance 10 Law az
a'id establish a public square ia The cffv al
~rattie' bonded on The sogta by the north
marginal line oi Tesier avenue. or, ffe
cess - TIE west marginal line a Trn,s
ttftei 90 tne west by The ws~t Ynnrgitaf
t'he ~ Numerical street pr.dnred ~ a.
intersection with Front street.. and Ia mr..
f41e ipf ine cons.e mnatiOn 81 reel 81 a..
nteft 'afy theT for thar they. ,he sai8
Ffoptftl owners. are hereby rcs.uirsd To
4ffrn'tf one Fersou % act with two q A.r
persons lone u -. appointed by the f,,yu-
- 81 property benefited by the prsgfistons
ci ssld ofGlusuce No If3 ard one IA h..
appointed by The mayor Of said rlfv of
1eA.llei ~ spsFessing aud assessing dam
hses ana benefits within and sag Tee as
s'.ssfieent District described Gps! estahlishsd
~ section . Of said ordinance 10 II4g
ID sfegl4 ilre with the u9urtsion- az
ssclion III 90 81 act Of The laess.s.t,re 81
VI teffl'ofy 81 Washington, entitled. can
ett 2" revise aud amend the charter II TIE
~ OF 1ssitc. approved February 4 ls-.; -
al sppoin' Fast ~ r. 10 be faade tn writing
naa hie1 sit0 TIE city clerk OF the etfv -
seattle GA 90 before the 18th asy Of Julv.
g, ~ FERRIS, cltv CLERK
i@-g 'N'F .
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THE ENGLISH INVASION


English capitalist seem To have
taken fancy - this country. For
the past year they have been investing
largely in American enterprises. ana
scarcely day passes without lhe an
nounoement thai some manufacturing
plant has been sold 90 an English syn.
dictate. All Of these Investments. IL
will he noted. are entirely impesSonal.
English business meu seem a. move
by syndiea,es Father than ~ indiyid-
uals.
For q time sbese investments in
American properties seemed to he
confined 20 hrewegics. There waS
hardly Al extensive brewing rlaut in
the United States which the pui<sans
English syndicate it'd not attempt IA
buy. the prices offered in many eases
heing simply fabulous. Many Amer.
lean brewers accepted the terms ~
Tered and sold their plants, Others
did mol While the Eaglish brewers
did not succrsd in aaonepolising the
brewing industry in Sac nisesl State
they sueSeedesl ia securing souas very
extensive plants
Mere recently EuEilsa capitalists
hav. turned their eyes in other dsvvc-
tons. Several iron ASH steel work.
In dilseren, parts ef the nitsl states
have heen purchased. ard Jisv latest
move reported IS al offer az fy, n,is-
lion dollar Sor Warmers patent n1e,i +
cine business several extensive djs-
tiileries have also teen pnr hAssSl the
members ol ihe syndicate evidently
thinking thai these would make val.
uah.e companion pscces ser sAesr
hrrweries.
Tbs movement 81 Enslt,a capital
10 the United states h significant ID
Indicates thar Enrkish manufacturer
despair of either changing size tree
trade policy 81 Great Hfi,s5a us iorv.
fng tree trasae Uran the I a.tci State
ismaSt Re reFaem heEea thai whsa
Gsest Britain adopted sEss srs3e a. "a
sisssiacNve pssliey IL Vas es.iees>i shat
etaes civilized governments waa.s
sos'n enahsaee he doctrines az Issassra
ana hslshi, Great tirEtasa ~as lfs
FRA soAsiS sseus. heRevsr For
en- sfve trade aoetfiaes sgpesTvt so
mae sosns prAssrg4s hath ia Amer.
ana Oh ese esnsiuens os E0rope. bss
$3.50 wears hase Witnessed se2ess.sa
- has ~sasisss tie great sm4xsrs.
NC assasns faere assasy tAaa ever "a
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Front Street Improvement.
OFFICE OF Tssg CITY CLERK
os THE cry OF SEATfLE.

ShAtaEEa W July y. 4>>-.t
Notice is hereby given to the ON aers Of
property condemned by ordinance No
l,iza eatltied. IAN ordinance 20 widen and
establish F.0nr street In the city of Seattle
King eoanfy, Washington territory snd TO
provide for the condemnation Of real estate
necessary therefor" that they. The said
property owners, are hereby required 10
sppolnt one person 10 act with Two other
persons lone IL be appointed by the
owTers o property benefited by the pro.
visions al said ordinance No I.iea and enc
ta De- appointed by the mayor of said city
of sest;lel "A appraising aud assessing
damages ard benefits within susi for The
assessment district. described and stab
hshtd by section of said ordinance No.
i.iaa. in accordance with tae provisions OF
section lol of an act o. the legislature Of
the territory OF Washington. eut tle>i. An
act to revise and amend the charter ~ the
CITY 81 Seattle, approved February !. isS6. .
said appointment is III be mssfe In writ Dg
AID tiisd with the city clerk Of the eity Of
Seattle on or before the i9ta day at Juiy.
A. y. l>Ss. q. W FERRIS. City Clerk
Eirs; publication OF this neiice, Frie sy.
tffY y E~S4
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Railroad Avenue Improvement.
OFFICE oF THE CRY CLERK
OF THE CITY OF SEATrE.

SEATTLE, ". t.. July 2. 1857
Ne Ice is hereby given to the owners q;
property condemned by ordinance No.
l,li5 entitled, An ordinance to locate. e.
sasiish and extend public street extend
lug from point between UNIVERSITY and
fike streets. To the western city limits al
the city 81 seattle and To provide Tor the.
condemnation OF property necessary there
for, That they the said property owners
are hereby fcgu red - appoint one perrou
TO act ~iih iva other persons lone to lie
spI1iai' q BY the owners of property
benefited by the provisions 81
said ordinance No. las. aud one ~
"a he appointed by the mayor OF said
cry Of eeattlel ia appTaissng aud assessing
DAMAGES ard benefits within and for the
,sss''ssI nent district, described aud estah
litici by section Of said ordinance No
Lao, IN sceorcanee with the provisions OF
section lol of at act Of the legislature OF
The territory ~ Washington, emitted An
aft 10 revue snd amend the charter az Tho
tlig "i seattle approved February 4. lsss; y
-aid appointment 30 be made in writing
ARD uied with the city clerk of the ci,v n
ceaitie on or before the 18th dav az gutv
4. u. lsS9. T.. W. FEERfs, CITY Gae-k
iss8 -
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South Second ST. Improvement.
OFFICE or THE CITY CLERK
or THE CRY az SEATTLE
En ~ " 1T = -


Notice II hereby given Ia the owners OF
properly benefited BY ordinance No. l.i09.
entitled An ordinance 10 widen and es-
tabli<h South second STREET, III the city of
S-atsle, King county. Washipg.oa terri
tory. sad 10 pFoyice fos the condemnation
ei real estate necessary therefor that
they. the ssif property owners. are hereby
required 10 appo ut one person 20 act
with two other IcFSaus tonc ct
whom j. Ia be appointed by the
owners of property condemned by said
ordnance No. I.io9. and ore by the
mayor of said city Of SeatSlel, in apprsis-
ing and assessing damages snd benefi, Is
within and for the assessment district de-
scrifer and established bs section four Of
said ordinance No. Lice. In accordance
with The provision of section To- az su act
81 she legislature ot the TERRITORY OF Wash
ington, entitled An act 81 revise autl
amend the charter of the city of Seattle.
approved February 4. $50" Said sppoint-
fnsnt Is 90 he msfe in writing aud filed
with the city ciers of the city of seattle
on or before the 18th eay of July. 4. u f,
1880 e. W FERRIS Clerk
First publication Of this notice July 6,