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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-02-28
Chsrokees Projected

ST. LOUIS, Feb. ga petition
signed by sixteen thousand Cherokee
Indians is to be sent to the United
States senate in day or two protesting
against the passage of the Oklahoma
bill, particularly that part of it cover
ing the Cherokee strip. The petit
ton says the till is not endorsed by
the Indian people and that the inhu-
ences behind it are hostile to the
rights and property of the Indians.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-02-28
The Egan, Parnell, Davitt and Kelley
Letters Rank FOrgeries.
CONFEssES TO LABOUCHERE.
The Evidence Given to the Commls-
sion VaHishes.
THE CHER0KEsS PROTEST
Sixteen Thousand PatltI0u Against
the Oklahoma Bill.

LONDON, Feb. 26.-Pigott has con-
fessed that the Times-Parnell letters
were forgeries. Pigott, in his confess
sion to Mr.. Labouchere on Saturday,
said that he forged all the letters Sc
cured by the Times which purported to
have been written by Messrs. Egan,
Parnell, Davitt and Kelley. He also adj
mitted that he had been guilty of per-
jury in his evidence given berore the
commission
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-02-28
Mlll and EleHator Burnad.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kans., Feb. o.
Kelly & Lysle's mill, the largest con-
Germ of the kind in the city, and prob
ably in Kansas. caught fire at O'Clock
this morning and burned to the ground
The elevator, containing 20O, 900 bush
els of wheat, also burned. The loss
will be over $500 900. Spontaneous
combustion is probably the cause.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-02-28
.'Parnellism and Crime" Pamphlets

LONDON, Feb. 27.-The Times has
Withdrawn its advertisement of Par
neIlism and Crime" and ''O'Donnell
VS.. Walter" Applications for the
pamphlets are informed that they are
out of print. 1t is doubted whether
Pigott is in Paris as reported. The
landlord of the hotel Du Monde in that
city SAYS he has not seen him. A rumor
is current that Pigott cashed a check
for twenty-five pounds in London yes
terday morning.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-02-28
Pira Men Rsnorted Killsd.

ST. PAUL, Num-. Feb. ga spec
iaI TO the Pioneer Press, from Helena
Montana. says: 1t is ported tonight
that FIVE men have been killed at the
Red Lodge coal mines by the prema,
no teiegraphic communication, moth,
ing definite can be ascertained as the
prassut time.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-02-28
Gov. Larrabse no. esilty.

DIES MONIES, Feb. 26.-The jury in
the Larrabee case have brought in a
verdict Of mot guilty.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-02-28

o ALTOONA, Pa. Feb. 26.-From Pitts
burg to Altoona, the first division on
the Pennsylvania road proper, was
made by the presidents train without
incident save that thirty minutes of
lost time was made up. Superinten-
dent Pitcairn, OF this division of the
road, was well represented. The
officer of the train on engine 81, which
hauled the cars up the western slope Of
the AtleRhsnies, was Alex Pitcairn,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-02-09
NOIlLE.
In the District Court. County Of Lincoln
JoHN c. DGLAaY
VS.. M
Nancy ii. DELASY.

ANN liz bhisAN6.
. The said defendant, Nancy II. DeLany.
q hereby notified that a suit ia cEancery
has been co1G,cnccd stainst her in the
Disiiict Ceuri for The County Of Lincoln
| eriitor! OF NcW Mexico. by saii John c
i,eLan TO oGinin a divorce on The ground
Of Abandonment, which is full, and ,n-
c%lflcGlll set forth In tie bill Of con,ulnirt
!lled tercin. Complainant, John G. De.
Lany, prays for fun and absolute divorce
rom defendant, Nancy ii. DcLany, and
OR general relief that unlcss She .itcrs
ier appearance in said suit on or before
The first day Of The next February tern, OF
'hld Court, commencing OH the 18th dav
Il February. 1859, decree pro cnmfes,o
herein will he rendered against vou.
w. B. BUNKER, Clerk.
A. J Fountain,
Solicitor for ComplAiBapt. 10
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-02-09

article. or tor a job Of work, than 1t
is really worth.
Were 1t not for our government
cutting off all competition between
her manufacturers and those of
foreign countries, she would soon
have her subjects better skilled in
tue business, and for which better
machinery would he invented to
enable her TO successfully comuete
with any nation under the sun, if
she is not already able to- do so.
Capitalists and monopolists
would be less numerous, and the
energy oil the laboring people,
would not BE- so badly mpovorish-
cd, As it is under the present
glo" my prospects,.
We are compelled to have cloth
ing, and it our manufacturers can't
compete with those OF Europe, let
us alone that we may buy it from
her if we can get it cheaper; it is
our privilege TO do 80. and it saw
ors OF 'yralny wien ou-, 81 called.
free government binders us from
so doing.
The tariff money exactcd OH for
eign goods fills our treasury vaults,
and when a consumer buys a suit
OF clothes he pays tie tariff again,
which fills the manufacturers
pockets.
GEo. NJ L. FowLEn
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-02-09
The BUYERS GUIDE u

~ LOsAnon Notices andProsf Of
JiAaAt Al 90 IA. a,s.- A.. s~s
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-02-09

THLD " ~ IL HUTl
passages. discbprrca faliinr from tho l,coi
into the throat, Sometimes produce, wntery,
and acrid. at Others, .hicS, tenacious, mucot'a,
purllent. bloody ard putrid; the tyt7 are
In tue cars. dHRfnoS., hacking or cour!.iuE 70
clear the tEroRt, erpeetoration of o!e2siyc
matter, together with eca's froin u!u,rs; the
voice is changed and Ess y nasal trTaig; the
breath d oGcnsive; s4nrll and i-A,g IRE iia-
paired; there is Il sensation et dizz.les1. with
ISsaial depression, a backing cough ana GEN
symptoms are likely to l. pr''2nt In any arc
cnsc. ThoUniHds &C cts~' ar-I?ilv, Without
mSniicst!lG taif of the cbort tTluptom1, re-
"a disease ~ 50 c1H Non. u,urc Dc. :ntiyn Grd
dang rous, or irta ii!.t,' sci 90! &c.. tis.
Dir. Shac's Cutgrrii icunely cures the w.rst
ctscs of CutArrl', "CcId In tI,e head,sj
CoryKa, and T:a..rr..a - S~padEC:c.
Sold hy drnSG. Sts ever whcIc; 20 cents.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-02-09
"Coustantly Elaar.Ing and s~piulmg."

TKOMaG J. HvsTIHd, rs0., ssJ5 lfnc street.
81. Lauis, Mo, write: - was n TT -at sunur:r
hardly hr: Ito. and was co,s;aY;ly Ia, A.ag
and splitting. ard for tic h.tt riEhi ~.,-!ils
could n@t t-s>thc through tae n"at,-i... |
iLou tt not:.inS could he cone f0rt,c. LHct-
liz. | W. ~ ,srd 20 try Dr. SaRva 0ata-rh
i:"}l"S,. rud I rl nov u wei! man. | br!. we
IL To ~ tie oily 5;ic icm9'y for catnrrh now
lnann:' c1urrd, AID one hF9 ori" n give it Il
z VI .IllaitHt cure"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-02-09

A book reviewer - Tao novel thS,
por;rays life with all The dramatic AL. of
An ingenious plot nnd a tistic s'y.e. tut
without effort TO conceal the facts 4 lie "a
thoy exist, is after all the best novel and the
most moral novel"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-02-09
T',.ee Bottles Curc Ca,orrh.

ELL RunDIYe. R;lnpm =. a., Cci,ppbiG Co..
~ gay ~ SA.s".er MA ed'arf' "t,,n
,NGa'5 tJtA"Th Remedy advertised, anil pru-
cured a UU...I for h'r, and sarn saw e., il
%lc,i'.i. Err; . third hU!tlc ei.c-.y4 q r,.4sa-
rent cure. k'c 10 now eighteen years old and
Sound and hearty"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-02-09
"gnto!d Acon- frop, Cnturrh.n

Frof. ". HArsNrV. the fnmola r'cr-nori.t.
OF IhdcG, ~. T., wrr;cs: "Sume t.i yLars q
| suffered untU!1 a. = from clrunic ias..l
cstarrh. ~ family rh: .ic!an gave rae up a.
iu"urah!c, and 70: must Die. NJ o-.rt.n.
Slch a bad one, tat "vry d.y, tG.a. Ian
SET, my voice would brculle so huars. could
barely speak ahoyoa w]hiar'G. In the slornil,s
plinogt Gtranclc me. Hy The u:p CT IN. Sngo's
CatH;il Z !rcdy. IN 'Nr-, n:ta ~, ! wns a Wth
man. ana tEq eAre L..s | u pcrAlaEeI.t."
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-02-09
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
In the District Court. County Of Lincoln
CHARLES +. CLARK.

vs..
joins q. BAKER, FRAvcrs Y
BUCK. and llkNKY + DyEH
The 's:d defer dsnts. John @. B.ksr
Francis y. Euck aud Henry F. Dure. are
and each of lLcm is hereby notified ,bst /,
SUI n a'iumpsit has been commenced a.
gSihSt them in tie District Count for III,
County, ot Lincoln, Territory Of M
MeAico, By the said plaintiff. Charles I.
CLARK. damages claimed, one hundred And
Sky ninc and C0-loo dellAs. and thnl
thelr properly has been Atta. acd in aid
unless YOU cater Your apyrsr.
Ance n said SUI, on CT before i!e nrs, d,y
o' VIC heht February term nf said court.
commencing OF the llth day OF F'ebruar,
1887, judgment will DC rendered ..oin.t
YOU and your property sold 10 saiisf, the
iaLle.
". 3. DUSxEs. Clerk.
John !. Hewitt, Any Tor PIG.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-02-09

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Aug 81.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-02-09
Ia the hands of Young men TIL,

In the hands of Young men TIL,
great system has been SO careful,
managed that 1t has earned a refy
alton second to Zone for conyon.
ciice, safety and the luxuries o,
.rnvcl. Ii is fast becoming tho
ropdIar route tor transcouunentM)
;r"veI' IN connection with tho
southern Pacific railroad
Ii has opened MP an almost Nh
united field for pioneer cuterpris,
m the far West. No either raj.
road can carry Il man, who is seek
ING his fortune, to go den opporiu
mites such AS are open along =
thousand miles Of this great sys
tenn.
Special freight rates are giren to
miners and immigrants.
For all the information you de
sire write to
w. Il. WHITE.
General Passenger Agent.
TopsFS, Kansas
Or " l.. MALCOLM, Eastern
Agent, 40 Broadway, Now York
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-02-09

"a ltbttst. y y
I~s'n Der lith. ifu
Noii7sh hereby iivsn that nc fel!tu.t g.,
n1Ues 'ttt er lAt Flee Let!cc - utsr
tien &c mA's ftrl rect ~ sVIotc CT b.
e'siia, 'nH Heat sac prCof vii IL uaest,,st
the ioVhts 1 Isth or lirCtlu CsL!ty. =; Liz
com. " G.,t F%tttIEty iStE, ltB vH1
Jbhfh Is k~bl7ShtTAtl l., CO CSsarstsry
'~istsmsrt Nc stcs. fct tkesNp .oe 10
" = u " = sec -, IN pCsro
lie LaMc the Io4o wei uttpsstVt 10 prov.
nv C~chllhuout tttarnCt EbCt. ard %eulttvA.
ticu et $40 lLLt. NIr. Js-t. Cs,useusv
: amr,S 4. llEnest. j. Il ityce X s l.Phs.
ssn' AHs VINE tskE IiItrit Count, II u
G. bEIfLbt. EsGiatsr.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-02-09

.. >.-.-, - fs.saF9 q lGaSs rSsAl
s,t..S.s its,ss .nsg'I
"a. ~ .r'is', F--'- t-rN...f vsssSa Pr- ftrs1
- 1920 7ikpLUAt0
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-10
UNPRINcIPLED LAND SHARKS.

A memorial to the Interior De-
partment was adopted by the Con-
stitutional Convention Friday whie h
should receive the immediate at
tention of that department of the
Government A lot of land sharks
are following in the path of the gov
eminent surveyors who are hunt
ing for way for the great irrigat-
ing bitches of the Snake river val
ley, and endeavoring to seize every
piece of government and of pros
prective value This grand scheme
Of irrigation is for the benefit Of the
coming thousands who are TO build
their homes along that valley and
upon the neighboring plains-and
these lands should and must be
held for their occupancy and ben
eft. These sharks and land thieves
should be driven out of the country,
and every acre held for absolute &C.
cupancy.
Gov. Shoup. with that vigilant
care for the interest Of the people Of
Idaho which is SO characteristic Of
his administration, telegraphed to
the Interior department the memo
rial of the convention. lie soon
received an answer from Secretary
Noble saying that by the Act Of
October 3, 1888, all these lands set
apart by the survey for reservoirs,
bitches, etc, are virtually taken out
Of the market, and that the Secre.
tary would publish the memorial Of
the convention. with the Governors
letter, and the necessary order for
the protection of these lands from
all spectators. Thank heaven we
have an administration. both in
Washington and Idaho, not fettered
with red tape when the homes Of
the people are in jeopardy.-Boise
Statesman.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-10
MOUNTAIN HOME.
Reliable News Notes from the Snake
River valley.

Burglars broke into Alex Bruce's
saloon last Tuesday evening and
stole two reyolvers, several bottles
of liquor, and broke open the till
and got all the cash that was left
in il over night Ii was supposed
to be a party who was loafing
around the saloon all day, and who
was sitting in the chair just out
side Of the door pretending to be
asleep when the saloon was closed
Geo. House got ON his track and
promises ~ overtal;e him and bring
him in, but has not returned yet
Mrs. Newcomer is still on the
mend. III she has no more back
sets she Will be able 10 start for
Oregon in a few days to visit
friends, and to see If the change of
climate will prove beneficial TO her
health.
A number Of our citizens are now
rusticating in Boise; some went for
pleasure, some to sit on the jury Of
the court now in session, and
others went to attend the Arthur
Neel trial
Mr.. Rowan, who has a fine ranch
in Boise Valley and also a fine
stock farm in Putnam county Mis-
souri,, shipped six cars Of horses to
his Missouri farm last week.
Work is now progressing rapidly
on the foundation of the new Odd
Fellows hall. The building is to
be 2ix70 feet, and TO be two full
II feet stories in height.
Mitchell and Bennett are putting
windows in the sides Of the brick
building used as a hall at present,
and otherwise ventilating the build
ing
Mr.. J. Brady started for the T.
p. Hospital at Ogden on the 7th
We hope to see him back again soon
and III good health.
A number Of ranchers are il
town from the Bruneau settlement
and report everything booming.
Joe. ID. Helfrich and wife are in
town visiting old friends. We are
glad to see our old friends.
Mrs. c. ". Burns has recovered
sufficiently to go TO Washington
Ty., on a visit.
Mr.. ]. II. Stephenson teaches the
school ct Three Creek this fall and
winter.
Mrs Stephenson is quite sick at
this writing.
A merchant came forth at the dawn
OF day,
Signing, "bill owe, ola bill owe, ] bill
4 owe;
can't find a cent; oh my till, oh my
/ till oh.
Another passed by, smiling. Why do
you sigh
Oh bill owe, bill owe, bill owe,
Put an lad" in the BULLETIN and the
| dollars will fty
In o your till oh, your till oh, your
till oh.
MOZART.
Mountain Home, August 8.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-10
a GRAND SCHEME.

The editor Of the Baker City Re-
.veille, thus concludes an editorial
on the commencing OF the survey Of
the Snake River valley for irrigation:
This scheme Of transforming
millions of acres Of sand and sage
brush into fertile tracts Of arabic
land is the grandest work ever un-
dertaken by the American Govern
ment, and on the day when Uncle
Sam can say to his homeless chill
dren, 1T is DONE" the curve of the
Rockies will present an unbroken
line Of emigrants, beside which the
Oklahoma crowd will be a mere
handful"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-10

Gen. Tom Sykes has removed to
Atlanta.
Duffy has gone to Pine Grove to
work in the Gold Hill mine.
Surveyor Towne returnd1 from
Atlanta Tuesday, where he had
been on professional trip.
Steel wedges and hammers for
woodchoppers at Hall & kilograms
blacksmith shop.
The Elmore big shaft IL going
down at good speed. Ms depth is
now about 125 feet.
The building OF a ns~ hall by
the Odd Fellows at Mountain Home
is now an assured fact.
Charlie Sherry is putting up a
fine new building on his old site
before the fire in HALEY, and he
will soon be ready Tor business
again.
Fruit wagons from Boise arrive
daily. The apple crop about Boise
is immense, but the Orange crop
around :, Rocky Bar is 4 total failure
this year.
With tightening grasp she seized his
arm,
Like one with horror dumb,
Gurgled and moaaed, then wildly
shrieked,
"0h, wes., I've lost my gum"
Fred. Richan came in Thursday
from Wood River on Billy Guilt
ford's stage, and has taken "sit"
in the BULLETIN office. The Times
compliments Fred. by saying che is
faithful, honest and industrious and
will get along in the world"
Cattle are dying by hundreds for
want of water along the Humboldt
river in Nevada. The water in the
holes is impregnated with alkali.
and when cattle from the dry plains
reach them they drink so much ef
the poisonous water that it kills
them.
We received a welcome letter a
few days ago from Mr.. John l.. Till
man, who now resides in Buffalo,
IN. Y. He longs to return TO the
Bar, and will do SO as soon as his
health will permit He expresses
great faith in our mines and has
been instrumental in attracting the
attention of capitalists this way
+ Mr.. Tillman's many friends here will
rejoice 10 know that Mr.. Tillman is
i slowly recovering his health. and
wish for his speedy return.
At the July session of the Alturas
Board Of County Commissioners the
following assessments. among many
others outside of Elmore, were
stricken from the roll Of delinquent
taxes for 1883 as uncollectable;
Rocky Bars. NJ. Bane, $3.50; D.
N. Buchanan, $3.50; G. ". Bueh-
anan. 1897; w. X. Grace. $50; ]
w. Pierce. Sl2.G2. Mountain Hon,
j. III. Bressler, S6353; w. d
Davis, $500: George Haun, S17,s4
G. W. Smith, $3.50; " A. Steele
S492; JOS Sullaway, 81 l69. May
tield-Geo. Hammell, s37.6a; Abe
Rowe, 1923.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-10

The Constitution makers at Boise
adjourned sine die on Tuesday,
The Gentiles carried sat Lake
City by 81 votes at Mondays cleo
ton. Good.
]. w. Harris came in from Boise
Friday with a large lot Of splendid
fruit and melons.
Miller and Casey, twp pror4tnent
citizens Of Atlanta, weri1n Rocky
Bap~fast Saturday and Sunday.
The body Of the missing Probate
Judge Warriner, Of Boise county
was found about six miles from
Idaho City few days ago.
seth Williams arrived from tho
Reddish lakes Thursday with d
large amount Of fish and wild game
which be sold like hot cakes
To be sure of getting a supply o
either you should hand Seth you
order before he starts out again.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-10
NEW ADVERT IsEmENrs.
NOTICE or roRrErTURr

To Walter Ryan. hi. heirs ~ assigns:
iou are hereby notincl that have expended
this sum OF nine hundred and ntty dallars. ~ over
hundred dollars cr wear, ta.h asli every yeas,
siiies January l. isso, upon the
LIVE YANKEE
Lode mining Clzin situated III " tsc.k mi Ing n
triet formerly Red wafFiuTl Finsa't count, giar-
merry AltuFzsl Idaho Territory. Tor the palilss Of
performing the annual labor tharc4n for the Years
mentioned, under tho provision, 10 -ccfion 2sgl q.
The kesisu0 statutes a. the tHiltd stats. the same
bciag expenditures required sail prupsFfy ftr
the years mentioned - Tie lSt iay oi JIHuaFs Ism
That NUuf proportion 81 tite a four Au4trsl
AID seventy i've dollars, and v wtiaa niuety DAYS
from tbs service q this ott'g ~ within ninety da
after this notice IS publication Nou fai refuse o.
euAtrihute yavr proportion ~ sHeh cNuen ifutr,
your interest IN sala claim IN hc-oule tv Property
% She under igned under tbs provision. II se,,uil
2Sss u the Revised stalute- ~ the Iai e stAsos
John " DINA lie
GEORGE wlNpER
First r'stii alton August 10. lisa
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-10

Governor Shoup gave a banquet
to the members Of the Constitution
al Convention in Boise City last
Monday evening, and it was a
grand affair.
The Baker City Revelle reports
Powder river so low that fish going
over the shoals kick up a dust equal
to a band of sheep.
Thirty business blocks were de-
stroyed by fire on the 9TH at Spo-
kane Falls. Loss, s15,000,000.
Frank Andreas' new mill at Pine
Grove will soon be ready to drop its
stamps.
Joe. Fitzgerald has bloomed out
as iirst-class saw-filer.
Mining items are hard to round
up this week.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-10

The constitutional convention IA
vors an independent Supreme Court
of three members, who are TO hold
four terms each year-two in Lew
iston and two in Boise City. Each
Judge to receive SO, 900 a year. Five
district judges are provided for.
The first district is composed of the
counties of Shoshoue and Kootenai.
SECOND Of Latah, Nez Perez and
Idaho. Third of Washington, Ada,
Boise and Owyhee. Fourth of Cas-
STA, Gilmore, Logan, Alturas and
Custer. Fifth Of Bear Lake, Bing-
ham, Oneida and Lemhi. An at
torney for each district is 10 be
elected. Salary of judges $4,000,
and attorney $4,000.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-10
Nd,ice TO ainthcrr.

Mas MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR children teething, is the preserip.
ton of one Of the best female nurses
and physicians in the United States,
and has been used for forty years with
uevor-iailing success b. millions of
mothers for their children. During
the process of teethine its value is in
ealculahle. Ii relieves the child from
pain. cures dysontery and diarrhoea,
gripping in tho bowels, and wind-oohe.
BY giving health to the child Il rests
the mother. Price a5c a tJtlle.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-10
A MIC LODE.

The Bonaparte and Bascom ranch
sections Of country are noted for
large and well defined mineral
lodges. VIM. McKim is now work
ing one known as the Barker lode,
located about one mile and half
from junction Bur, on the South
Boise river. Ilr has run n tunnel
i25 feet into the mountain, which
strikes the ledge at depth of 100
feet below the groupings. The ledge
has been penetrated % feet and yet
there are no signs of cutting through
it. This vast body Of ore averages
from assays SIG per ton in gold and
silver. Mr.. McKim has four men
employed tunneling through the
ledge, and so soon as that is done
and its width defined they will then
follow the ledge, taking out the ore
from wall to wall, TO prospect it thor
oughly Me has also located mill
site and water-right on the South
Boise river, near the mine, SO that
if developments in the Barker meet
his expectations he will have every
facility for working this immense
ledge. Large bodies Of mineral rock
that will average fair pay is what
experienced mining men prefer, and
we would not be surprised 10 hear
any time that McKim had been
offered a munificent sum for this
mining property.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

L. s. LAMB OFFsos. B0isE grrY. IpAno.
August =, iSsl.
Nu,ier u hereby given that the following nass.ssi
settler has ie aatics 81 his intcntn tn psaAe nal
proof in support q hts claim and tiat said psooi viii
he made heioTc Register and ,ceivef a. hai-e cts
n sues-lsy pctol,sr !, issa, via. Ida NJ Smith de-
serted wife 1T CLARK smith, pre euapsion M gTs7
for The sw - NV "a ard i.a Sw IA AMI sw ii
~ Ia see p rs She names the following
Witnesses to prove her continuous rcsiirase ui,ou
and cultivation Of SAIL land, VII PANEL ,snne-s
Cartcr hiwafsis AAm Hlatkwril Harsise wat nj 81
Glenn fetry z. -. Idaho. IpA ~ Sam
aulD HARLEM rEI1.Ey u,,;.,.,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-10
EsTRAYs.

Driven in from the Sawtooth range
Of mountains 10 Atlanta, July 10, 1889,
two horses, described and branded as
follows:
One brown horse. branded ON left
stitle - b" with inverted "S b. inn
mediately underneath; weight about
1000 pounds.
One bay horse, branded on right
stiile - o." weight about l. 900 lbs.
Both evidently work horses.
The owner is requested 10 call At
Atlanta. prove property, pay charges
and take them away
iu22ti JAMES Is. NEWTON.