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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08
THOUSANDS WE'RE DROWNED

On Thursday and Friday of last
week Pennsylvania, Maryland and
Virginia were visited by rain
storm and food entailing loss Of
life and property unparalleled in
the history of the United States.
More than 5000 people lost their
lives, of which number 700 or 800
were burned to death by buildings
in which they were imprisoned
catching fire. In the vicinity Of
Johnstown, Pa, the damage to
property is $11,000,000, while the
loss in the country visited by the
deluge will reach the enormous
total of s20,000,000. Cities and
towns were swept out Of existence,
railroad tracks were torn up and
destroyed as though they were
but playthings being made sport Of
by the angry waters. Crops were
destroyed by having the land liter
ally washed away. Troops were
called out TO prevent the mobs that
soon collected from carrying on
their acts of robbery and pillaging.
In Pittsburgh and Allegheny cities
100000 were contributed in four
hours for the relief of the sufferers.
The storm extended from Southern
New York through Pennsylvania,
Maryland and Virginia leaving
death and devastation in its broad
pathway. The equal to the terrible
loss has never been approached in
the United States.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08
Fine candies at Golden,s.

II is poor policy to send dollar
away from home if the article which
that dollar will purchase can be had
at home.
Carpenter Ward secured the con-
tract for repairing, painting and
furnishing the court house, his bid
being the lowest, $4,000.
Horn tests of ore from the Good
enough claim, owned by DIR. Wright
and Shorty Payne, are good enough
to warrant further development.
Down in Oregon some weeks ago
an old farmers daughter died aud
the family pastor preached the ser
mon. In the course of his remarks
he said: "0ur dear sister has gone
to better land" This made the
old man, who was trying 10 sell out,
highly indignant. "a crow never
flew over better land than mine, |"
he said. "And, besides, just look
at i'll I'm offering it for fifty dol.
lars an acre--one-fourih down and
the balance on deferred payments,
with good security
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08
CONSTITUTIONAL DELEGATES.

Representatives from the Demo
cratic and Republican parties met
at Mountain Home last Monday Tor
the purpose Of elccting three dele
gates TO the Constitutional Conven-
ton to convene July 4th at Boise
City.
The delegates elected to the Dem
ocratic convention met and organ
lied. For delegate three persons
were placed in nomination-F. p.
Cavanah, Homer Stull and Alex.
Simpson. Major Cavanah was de-
clared elected, having received nine
votes, Stull two, Simpson one.
The Republican delegates in the
meantime had met and elected A.
NJ. Sinnott of Glenn's Ferry, by
reclamation.
Then came the tug Of war. Ten
members each from the Demo
cratic and Republican County Cen
trail Committees met in joint con-
vention to select the third man,
Homer Stull, A. J. Bruce and ID. b.
Ethesj were nominated. A vote was
taken with the following result:
Stull ID, Bruce 8, Ethel /. Mr.
Stull was declared elected.
The gentlemen selected are well
qualified to uphold their own and
look after the interests Of Gilmore
county in the convention and give
good satisfaction.
Az an evidence that Gilmore
county is solid for Statehood, the
following resolution was passed by
the joint conventions:
We. the representatives Of the electors Of Elmor,
county, Of all political parties In join, convention
assembled, welcome the movement Tor Statehood fo
idaho and pledge TO !. cur hearty support. We be
llese that the speedy admission Of the Territory vii
advance sar mining interests by removing the eS
barsa which nov prohibits the sale Of mining prop
ny TO foreign investors; and that agriculture
agh stock interests well our Schools will ais
n greatly benefited by our political freedom.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08
APPLICATION FOR 4 PATENT.

USrr1D srsrxs LAsp oFvicE.

CxHEp srsrxs LAND orpscE
Haley. idAho. April Is. 1850
Notice Il hereby given that The Boar Greek Gold
Mining Company, corporation duly established b.
Las II the state Of Ncw York h3 Ffank T. gAxanAh
its attorney In fAt, whss pastoire aIdrea. Is Rocky
liar, Elmore County. Idaho Territory, has made an
pleatson for United states patent for the
MOUNTAIN GOAT MINING CLAIM
Situate in Bear Greek mining district Einaore for
merry Aturzsl County, Idaho Territory consisting
Of fifteen hundred linear tert Of the lase AMI sur
lace ground sx hundred feet wiif, being lot No. S.
and y, and described in ths field notes and piAt
OF the oaelal survey Flo in this ofice with mag
nesle variation at y. Is degrees a. minutes east a.
follows; BEGINNING at point Of discovery, where no.
tire Of location originally posted, thence &c
deg 80 fess S corner No /, slsence n ~ rev Il
600 feet n W corner No ;. thence \ 70 deg q 4 500
feet corner No. 8 thenea ~ deg GO feet n err
neE No. q. theuec 20 deg. " coraer No and
plAfe Of beginning, SURVEY Of exterior boundaries
whenec corner No. l survey Tas u bears ii deg III
min ,iss ioei distant area containing an area Of
u 80 actress. no conflicts. Also claiming the
MOUNTAIN GOAT MILL SITE
Survey 5sc y, which is moro frily described As 10
tnetss and bounds by the osfislAi plat hereufth
posted and b the field notes OF survey hereof nov
hled In the oiee Of the Rsxster of the district Of
lana suhicc, 70 sale A. ave dollar. per arrr which
neaa Notes o. survey aeEtec the boundaries and
tent OF sail claim the surface Nith magnetic va
rlatien al n IL deg & min east "a i0llo3z 70 Wit.
Beginniug At the y eorner No l. At whicl1 poitIt
ne nosiee O loeaiion was posted. theme 81 dog
min. so feet corner No 3, thence = de-
- tset corner No T. thence q dog " 501
ieet = corner No. !, and plaes % beginning ot
survey o. exterior boundaries ~ claim area contain.
ihs a. area oi Gtsh acres no conflict. The said min.
lug siain and mil ste nlnng claim being q record
~ ne oncr Of The Recorder oi saif mining district
- Haiiel, ~ AlturhS County, Idaho. Ths nearest
ahoNn s9eauons being the Independence gi.ot No.
a1l and Alfuras lode, unsIryuyud on the sesi
d.reet tina, this notice b. published la lke NorS
rais hoAE BftLEEIS, the newspaper Published near
y. ING sAiu mining eiaim ami Mill site clam for the
period OF sixty days.
n IL @. BiLLisaS. Regi%tox
y = WsLnEos, Attorney iof tlsitasut
fifsi ruhle4f.an Aplf -
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.


CSfrxD STATES LASp oFFfus,
HALEY, Alturas County. Idaho
April Is. 1850.
Notice Is hereby given that Jseos Reessr, whose
Dd-fssfce ahrczs l. hoeky Iar. County Of Eiinore
and Territory Of Idaho has made application for
United States patent for tho
REEsER MILL SITE CLAIM
Situate IN Dear Greek Mining District Einore flor
merry Alturasl County. idaho Territory consulting
o. aoT acres being lot No. 81 and described the
Geld notes and plat az the Official survey on filo In
thss once. ~th magnetic variation At n IS dee. IS
minutes east. - follows. Beginning AZ corner
No. l, thence Is deg w $50 feet corner No 3
thsnee e. de-. $40 feet 4 corner Nh. J. thence
- deg So feet corner No Z. thsnce " 10
deg IS min. " sss feet corner 40. S. thence y 81
deg 80 min " 80 feet " corner No, I. and place
Il beginning. containing Il s.e07 arrns, no
cvnftts The said mill site Claim being OF record IN
the ON oi the Recorder Of saii aiming district at
tsAliey, IN Ai;uras County, idaho The nearest
knos locations being the Independents and Noun
tain Goat loslss.
dircsf that thia notice be publ he'd 10 thn MorS
rAis How BrILErIS. the newspaper Published near
est the sail mining claim FOR the period Of sixty
dxya. u u BIiaISss Register
u. 4 wALDsos, Attorney for Claimant
First publication Aprii 20
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.



rytyKn STATES LAND oFyrrg,
HAILET. ipauo, April 3. fss<a.
Notice L. hereby given that Eugene iison Al.xan-
der Pfeifrr and Joseph Pfeldsr whase postOisce al
dress Il Rocky liar. Elmure County, Idaho, have
made application for United States Patent Tor the
CROWN POINT LODE
Mining claim situate n xix Greek formerly Hard
Ssrahbsl Mining District. Aitnras County, Idaho
Territory ccn.stng q fifteen hundred linear feet Of
the lode and surface ground SIX hundred feet Wide
being Lot Me- IS and described IN the fel notes ard
plat Of the fetal survey he this Office, with
magnetic variation at Is deg IS min east. fol
lows. Commencing At poin, whore discovery no.
tice Was originally posted thence y 81 deg center
en1 Of claim go II, thence ~ deg so Il So cor
No l, thence 30 deg W 600 q NE No. 2, thenee
81 de- th0o n nv No 3, themes 80 deg "
OO0 Il sw cor No 4, tnsnte n 81 deg laso Il 81
cor No and plAcr Of beginning. survey o. exterior
boundaries Of claim 20 d6l aaes, conflicts.
The said mining claim being Of record In the ascc VI
the Recorder Of said mining district A. Haley in
Ahuras County, Idaho The nearest known ioca
tons being the General Grant aud Poorman lodei.
direct that this Hoiie he published Ia the MouN-
FANS HoNE BCLLElIx. thd newspaper published IA
the said niaing claim. for The Icr0d Of rixty
days q. BILLINGS, Register.
h. Z. Wkldron. Attorney for Claimants,
First publication April q.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

HAILEY, inaHo, April %. 1850
Softca IL hcseby given that Eugene Lison AlrxAn.
der Pfeincr and Joseph lTeiHrT whose postahce al.
dress y Rocky ilar, klnacFe County, Idaho. have
made application for Gated States Patent tor the
CROWN POINT u. LODE
Mining claim situate in Elk Greek (farmerir Hard
srrAhhel Mining District. Altums County. Idaho
Territory consisting OF fifteen hundred linear feet u
the load, and znrsa ground four hundred feet wide
being Lot No. ~ and described In the field notes and
plat Of the Official survey file In this Office with
magnets variation at Is deg Is min east follows:
commencing at point 0; dsebvety where hss...s< n
location was originally posted. thence IS deg W
1880 feet eDd line Of claim. thence - deg " 100
Z, sw cor No. |. thense % deg Z 400 Il Nv cor
No. 2 thence 6 deg l. 800 n Nh No B. then -
) - deg W 400 u 81 cor No Z. thence - deg "
1900 Il sw cor No. TO place Of beginning, exterior
boundaries Of claim containing area Of ta744 acres
No eenacts The sid mining claim being Of record
ID the Office Of tho Recorder II said mining district ut
HALEY. In AlturaS County. lGaho The nearest
known location, being san Jose, IoomAn, Ophir
aud General Grant loies
dirrcl that this notiee ee published IN the Nors
rAIx ifosK DrLIkux, the Newspaper published near.
est tise said mining elani for The peFiod ~ sixty
DAYS. II. %. EiLliNgS Register,
b. T.. wsldron. Attosney for Claimants
First publication April n.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.


USTrED STATES LAM oFyIex.
HaiLEY, sDAno, April ~, issq.
Haslce u hereby given that Eugene Lison Aiexan-
der Pieser and Joseph eincr. whose po@toiiee ad-
dress /. Roxy Rar. Elmcre County. Idaho, have
made Application for United states Patent for the
pooRMAN LODE
MInin- elaim. situate In Fix Greek formerly Hard
srahhiel Mining District. Aitures County. Idaho
Territory ronsising OF fifteen hundred eaF feet OF
the iie and surface ground SIX hundred feet wide.
hcing 10, No a. and described In the field notes and
plat II the official survey Gle In this Office, With
magnetic variation AZ 10 deg. a. min. east, az fol
lws: Commencing a. paint ~ discovery Of claim,
where notice was originally posted, thence 50 dex
20 min ion n renter east end line 81 claim. thence
s deg 30 min son n Sc corner Nc. !, thenee .
deg 20 min W coo II NE eer No. ., theme g deg
10 min ~ 1900 fee; NV scr No. 3. thece : deg 70
hn GAO feet sw cot No. 4. thence - deg iss'
n gE chr No. l and place Of beginning, exterior
boundaries of claim area asSCl acres. no csnfiet.
The said claim being Of rosord in the Office OF the
Recorder Of said mining district At HALEY. IN Atura-
County, Idaho. Tie nearest knosn locations beins
Crown Point Crown Point and Ophir ln.iez.
direct that this Bcsaass be published IN TIL MorS
rAix HoaE BultErS. the newspaper published near
est the said mining claim, for the period II sixty
DAYS III. q. BILIdNos, Register.
d. L. Waldron Attorney for Claimants.
Flint puhliraisnn April ~.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08

Greene White, Jr., had a thrilling /
experience Wednesday that he will I
remember for some time. In com
pany with George Krcbs the tel
egrapher, and young George Jack
son, he visited the Ophir mine in
the forenoon, and the party thought
they would take a short cut across
country for Rocky Bar When
they arrived at Steele Creek,
Greene's two companions decided to
go up the stream, cross, and come
home, but he thought that down the
stream was the proper capcr, so
down he went, aud after travelling
ten or twelve miles over an exceed
ingly rough country, came out ut
Junction Bar. Krcbs aud Jackson
arrived home at about noon, and
told that Greene had taken the
wrong road and had gone down the
creek. Greene the senior was some
what alarmed at the abcnce Of the
young man, and organized still
hunt, and was pleased when he
learned that the boy was safe. The
youth rode up from Junction Bar
in a wagon, arriving home in time
for supper, all right but somewhat
fatigucd.
A case was decided in probate
court Tuesday involving the right
Of Charles Alexander for damages.
He had taken the contract from
John Shields of the Henry Clay
mine TO pack sixty tons Of ore with
his pack-mulc train from the Henry
Clay to Recser's mill, but after hay.
ing transported ten tons, he threw
up the job and commenced packing
between Rocky Bar and Atlanta
In order to keep the mill running
Mr.. Shields found it necessary e
LET another man pack the ore down
whereupon Alexander sued for pay
for packing the entire sixty tons
The court decided that Mr.. Alex,
ander was entitled to receive pay
only for the work he had performed
the money for which had been pre-
viously rendered him by Mr.
Shields, ard the last mentioned
gentleman should pay the costs.
i The Avalanche says Hugh Nc
Graw has gone 10 Pittsburg, Pa.
4 TO endeavor to sell some valuabl,
mining properties near Silver City
We would like TO sec old Hugh ge
on top encc more, and stay there.
Nomenclature Of the Pacifi
Coast" and "A Story of the Klam
r ath." in the May number of tn
West Shore Magazine are alon
worth the price of a years subscrip
ton to this Portland monthly.
The insane asylum physician
} pronounce Howard Gray's case in
! durable, lie is afflicted with soft
, ening Of the brain and growing NOR
: idiotic daily This is sad news 70
poor Towards army of friends.
D C. r. Shaw has been appointe,
g deputy district attorney by Danie
Q Il. Waldron, Esq., TO look after tn
3 business of the lower country-Mt
, Home, Glenn's Ferry and Indial
creek.
W. +. Snodgrass. formerly n res
ident Of this place, went back to oil
G Pike, remained there sufficiently
( long to catch wife, returned ives
E ia few days ago and has settled i
Caldwell.
. Kansas has planted enough casio
beans this spring 10 make 1000 gal
! Ions Of oil-enough to work the las
4 grasshopper out of the State.
I Bring in your job work. Our nc'
press is the best in Idaho and turn
out good work rapidly.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08
as,uuntaia a;out 9allrtin.
ELMoRE COUNTY.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

Motive No. 2sG
rSrrgn sr,rn IsSp oFFH,s
Itsitky. ipAHa. April ~ lsSN
Notice l. hc-cisy ufcrn that Eugene Li,n. AleN-
.nary pfearr AMI Joseph Pfei1er, shu-e postnfiee
address i Rocky Bar. Elmorc Csdnty, taaisn
Territnry ~. made application for uEiied states
Patent tor the
GENERAL GRANT LODE
Mining elsiyp situate in Eta cresk formerly flArd
scrnhi,iel Mining District, Atura@ CsnntS, stsAnn
Territory consisting ~ fifteen hundred linear tsst I"
the lode and sirtaee ground SIX hundred fcet VIDE
hena III No a. and de-crhei IN the held notes and
plat f the ailral snrvuy le IN this Office. Win
magnetic variation ~ deg. a. ria east. IS fni-
lnwr: Commencing AZ point oi discovery shsre M
t,-e Of laAiinn VA originally posted, thence y =
L., ssJ feet oegier end line Of claim. thenee
rs der 500 Il cor Nc. ], therre IS " 20 "
NE cor No. 2 thenes ~ W Epl Il Nv cor 40 y.
thence ) Is de-, y Ha0 n sw No. I. thence u
d.v r 1870 q so cor No. and place OF beginning,
exterior boundaTtss a. claim sleGl nrre=. Ne
onnetx Tbs said niil.inx claim being Of reetrd IN
TIC office of the Recorder Of said mining district az
llai,cv Ia Aitnras county. Idaho Territory The
nearest known insfi.s being the Golronda, ooisien
(,aN AlnsA.ion and san Jose io4ies.
i direct that this notice 10 published 81 the
Not Sratx HoSE BrILNriS. THE newspaper pnhiashr'i
nears, the said mining claim, for the period OF sixiy
d4ia
u. O. RltiISa- Register.
D. " waldron, Attorney for Claimants
First publication April a.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08
ELNoRE COUNTY OFFICIALS.

Commissioners y. r. CAvanah, chairman; u. D.
Ethsll. W " stockton.
District Attorney r. Naidroa.
Probate 1udsd-lrAae cGln.
Auditor ard heroFdef-John T. Gilman.
sheriff Greene White.
Assessor AMI coilcstnr-c, ". Payne.
TreaNnror-J. a. Miller.
Coroner Dr g. : Wright
survry"r- y e. ToRns.
Sapt Of Schools-HAFt Clinton.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08
Dissolution Notice.

sotloe Is hsrshy ri,tn ia, the oo.partpeF,hsl
heretofore existing between ;. l. kine1id and u. II
Rsud has teen dissolacI IS mutual Cpasent, S. u,
ki4aAd fetisiBg MaS -. 1854 4. r. Iteel aiii cen
iiHas the sssIss u tlle oil sasz=, MonHtzn Home
and gill t.x al dctGs If the firm. Al PARTIES know
ins tiis .lsses iiflcltes L. the Hrn 81 hihgaid 4
Reej uili Tay % s. T. kinsaid. no j. authorized i,
enileet The ssuic \ Z. histAfp.
a. q i,rFn.
mot,ru, iiosr. ir.sn "a, =. is'a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-05
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

a bill for divorce have been filed in Wash.
ing'on By John o Honey from Alice NJ.
Honey.
The Methodist Protestant Sunday School
will 90 on an excursion to River View on
the 14;h.
Mr.. Henry Truax died very suddenly this
morning at his home in the Woodlawn set
Element. He was apparently in excellent
health very short time before his death.
Captain Meade, the commandant of the
Washington navy yard, has made recon-
mendstion to Secretary Tracy that Con-
gross be asked Tor sufficient appropriation
to erect q wa around the water front of the
yard to prevent overflow by future freshets.
He estimates that such q wall could be built
for less than $50 900.
Thomas Price Hardy has entered suit In
Washington against the Richmond and
Danville Railroad for $4,000 damages for
personal injury in an accident. He was on
train as q messenger for Adams Express
Co. when it ran c If the track near Culpeper.
He was Knocked insensibe, had his left leg
broken, and was permanently injured.
Major Hams says the actual damage to
the Potomac flats has not been very great.
The greatest damage arises from the filing
up of the channel and the Judgment Of the
debris on the flats. The Golfer dam, where
the sluce gates are being built, ia not dam
aged at AL except by the carrying away of
come of the material and the embankments
connecting it with the shore. The damage,
Major Heius says, cannot even be approx.
mated with any accuracy as yet.
Some excitement was caused on Royal street,
between King and Prince, last night by tho cries
of the wife of citizen who, while under the in.
tluence of liquor, had upset lamp. The citizsn
also had pistol and the wife sail he had threat
ened TO shoot her. The arrested and
taken to the station hose, but this morning the
case was dismissed.
Some tWenty.five uniform d members of Barton
Council of Virginia Firemen left here last even
ing for Norfolk, whore they 20 Co attend the fire.
mems convention. The alexandria drum corps
accompanied them.
Mr.. George W. Dr5wns, of Wcsf End, while
withdrawing for Mr.. George Aud, in Fairfax
county, a few days ago. fell from ladder and was
painfully hurt.
The report that a family of nesr relatives of
Mr.. ]. ?. Agnew, OF this city, had been drowned
at Johnstown turns out to be incorrect
Two colorci men from Washington were ad-
mtted to tae bar of the County Court on Monday
last.
Mr.. G. E. Pfsce will have foT sale in market to-
morrow some fino salt water trout and butter fish.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-05

P.1RoADs.-Every day the rail
az ,ra pettipg in better shape from the
Iiai7 81 - me recent freshet, and it is thought
ii-l.s - .he end of thu week travel will be
..l.aed o. usual. 81.
>. 1 ne messenger and mail trains on the
-. a roai are being run regularly and
g' "u1 lime. The trains all start from
i',- W.. ~ 81 the corner Of King and Union
il1 - gfere the transfer of passengers to
e. -, the North is made. The mails
i'u Ian to and from the ferry boats and
'is '1 n"ta street depot in wagons. This
os NV taking all the Coast Line pas.
''l : ard mails bsiwoen Washington and
s.s S'a Ga This rosd Ia also carrying all
sls myers 10 and f.om Richmond and
NJ y MN for the K F & P. and the a. &
.o' I'D. receiving and delivering them at
...,,'.otle.yi!e where they arrive and de-
W ", h, the c. & o. road.
o,a.irs 10 the Manassas road have been
-%f a. far as d Ylaplane. and the force OF
1'a' abich is kept at work day and night
1'- ,o "I ~ reach Front Royal by tonight.
:lP'S' iJ,.e over the Shenandoah Is badly
I'D -, hnl il is expected that trains will
~ LA n cross that river by the end of the
~ 's' Tslegraphic communication is also
40 80 restored along the line.
A & + road trains will be able to
y i.or, o !Antico to the south end of the
~. Md, y. tonight or tomorrow morn
-y-s ~ 0l orr,pgtments are now being made
w M. rI' trains 10 that point and transfer
I'm Messengers and mails to and from
y 80 .soc,op. No local trains will be run on
W. 800 ,osd I'M the repairs to the bridge are
-nnIst.d ana this, it is thought, will be by
sepi OF h week. There Is no telegraph
.,s,.tor al The south end OF the bridge, and
.itf,.m,icn from there has TO be obtained
~ ,er-Tne a. & F. will this evening
..aoo,oa running local trains between this
i ID o ,antico for the convenience OF its
In 4 train will leave here at 5:16 for
5,,o G returning, will leave there at $50.
\ ',.oorrpw porting train will he run,
4 ,.qo7 here a; S.07 and returning, will leave
1saaco at 1905.
T-4R z. < P. road has large force of
-. useiag repairs and hopes to run trains
II tss end Of the week. A stated elsa
,ssre The road is sending lis passengers
nd mails via the C. & o. and the Midland
There is no through freight business being
h ;,pe set. as the Long bridge Is out of order
mi tee repairs to Shepherds wharf and to
n track from there to Benning's have not
\ t;tu made.
Tss over end of King street where the
;.r. arrive sud start presents a busy ap
/ ;:srsnca, sud the ferry boats are doing q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-05
Look Out for Them.

The great reputation my spectacles and
eye g asses have attained throughout the q.
s has led interruptions persons to counter.
felt them. There are none genuine unless
the name of Hawkes. is stamped on the
frame, and 1 would respectfully announce
that positively employ no peddlers.
ALI eyee fitted and fit guaranteed by l..
Stabler & Co, Alexandria. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-05

-. mn lNFASTICIDE CAss.-The case Of
!, iG = Mcintosh, charged with infanticide,
= Oeofge and Willie Below for being &C.
33g,les, came W before Mayor Downham
!. justice May this morniog when pre-.
|, ,s.'a'y examination was had. The same
~. ssss,s as those who testified before the
n ;Sus q lnry last month were examined
). 'ls.r evidence was ia substance the
A.. - Nothing was developed 10 the case
b., ~ 'aan has been published in the GA.
H. None of the parties arrested
/. NJ statements though all were present at
. %'s'; The evidence seemed to be that
/: t ,.pl died from neglect. After hearing
1: s ss'IHony the parties were sent on to
hi sS ~, Jury, and bail was fixed at $500
b., tlis was given, Mr.. Jas. McCuen be-
4gthe bondsman.