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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-26
$4,0O0,0OO FAILURE
The Firm of Lewis Bros. ts Co.
 Forced to Assign.
FIFTY YEARS IN THE TRADE,
Known Far and Wide but Floored by @
 Financial Oramp.

Cornelius x. Ei:s~ nymds Asign"c-They
 Lost Heavily by the tl""d at Johns
 town--icco"n,s in Many Ci,tes-rhe
 Firm Has High Standing and 1t Is
 SniI WI! Pay Dollar for Dollnr-How
 the News Was k. ceived by the Trade.
 NEW YORK, July 2G.-Dry goods circles throughout the whole country are astounded by tie sudden and entirely unexpected all nouncemcmt of tse fuilure of Lewis Bros. & Co. with liabilities estimated at over S4OoO,U0O. So high had the firm stood in the estimation of the trade that the report was at first discredi!ea, but q visit to the County Clerks office showed that an as signment had been made to Lawyer Corne- hus N Bliss.
 of the New York dry goods world as great surprise. The other tenth of the dry goods world expressed no surprise.
 Two years ago there Was som0 hitch in the firms business which was settled siitisfac- torily, but it WAS rc,se n bered aud for some time past one bank at least has refused to discount the firms paper.
 The amount of the liabilities is given at 4,2G0, GOO. Tho assets, including all the property oi the nfm ln tEe way or buildings In New York aud Philadelphia and other places, will likely equal the liabilities.
 How Philadclphians Received the News. PH1LADELPHIA, July 26.-Surprse was occasioned in business circles here by the announcement that the firm of Lowis Brothers < Co.,, wholesale dry goods dealers No. 2O Chestnut street, had made an as | alignment for the benefit of their creditoGs
 Tho firm Is one of the largest in it's lint in the city. and perhaps in the country. has houses in many of the larger cities of the United States, notably New York l Chicago, Baltimore and Boston.
 | The members of the firm resident in thl city are George w. Wharton, Joseph w Lewis and Henry Lewis.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-26
Tho Papsr Will Apoloeiao

LONDON, July z6.-The Standard, which asserted that Father Coveney, of Dunmaa- way, Ireland, publicly prayed that God would stren gthen the hands of the man who killed Inspector Martin at Gwoedone, has aectded to apologize and to pay E1oo damages
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-26
Sullivan to Tour the Country.

NEW YORK, July 26-Although the ar rangements have not yet been completed, 1t Is pretty we'll settled that Billy Muldoon and Sullivan will start out on grand tour of the country early In the fall. Mike Cleary has been hired to stand up and let the big fellow punch him, and Muldoon and Sullivan will wrestle.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-26
FACTS, NOT FICTION.

TO YOU WISH TO SAVE YOUR U Natural Teeth? Go to DIR CHIP MAN. Do you wish set of Teeth that look as if they were your own? DR CHAPMAN is noted for such work. Do you wish your teeth extracted without having your jaw splintered and gums torn to pieces? Go to DIR CHAPMAN every time.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-26
How wPhiladclphians Received t;le
What Assignee Bliss Says.

PHILADELPuIA, Pa, July 26.-Mr Bliss assignee of Lswls, Bros. X Co.,, was here to-day, and after briefly examining the affairs of the firm he is reported as having said that with careful management he saw no reason why the firm should not pay 100 cents on the dollar in course of time.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-26
John Moriarty, the Undertaken,
 20 GRAND STREET,

Has always on hand funeral furnishings of every description. Our hearse is the finest in the state Prices always the lowest and satisfaction guar anteed. Telephone at store and house, Nj ,ht calls answered byt
 John Moriarty, Walnut avenue.
 John Lynch. 42 Liberty street.
 R. J. Walker, 4 Cooke street.
 R. Ringleburg, Meadow lane.
 Charles O'ConnOr, 20 Grand street. And Telephone Office, Bank street opposite
 PoStofice.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-26
Dishop. Walsh Prnmntad.

NEW YORK, July 26.-The Rome core spondent of the Catholic Neus cables that Bishop Walsh, of London, Ontario, was yesterday elected Archbishop of Toronto to i'll the vacancy caused by the death of Archbishop LVneh, on May 2a, lsSA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-26

I&sterson Brewsriss Go to the Syndicate.
 PATERSON, N. J., July e8.-An English syndicate has purchased five of tho sIx brsweries h thls city for an aggregate of 6, &0, ,oo0, tic owners to retain one-third intesast In them.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-26
Bishop Gilmour Not Sustained.

O1SnOp UlfmOur N0C Su3tA1ne6.
 NEW YORK, July 26.-The suspension of Rev. Dr. Quigley, formerly pastor of St. Francis de Sales chArch, Toledo, Ohio, by Bishop 0ilmour, of Cleveland, has not been approved at Rome, and the clergyman has been fully restored to his rights in tho djocesa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-26
VIII Not Affect EOstoM.

BosToN, July 26.-Commlssion houses
 hero say that the failure of Lewis, Bros & 1 Co.,, will not affect the trade. Mr. Fabyan,
 of Fabyan, Bliss & Co.,, says his firm loses
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-26

A NotHbIe ITO 0Unn1hg TOT DurHIRf'
 PORTLAND, Me. July 26.-Millionaire Seth M. Milliken of Now York, Bishop H. A. Noeley of tho Episcopal Diocese of Maine, and Arthur K. Hunt, the Maine representative of the Sugar Trust, went gunning for burglar on Beacon Hill carly yesterday morning. Although no burglars were found, it was fun for tho neighbore hood to see the illustrlous trio, half clad, blazing away at every moving object
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-26
Get Twenty Years.

BLENDERS, N. J., July o. Chaupoy Horton, tho negro who committed brutal assault on Theodore Auble. of Newton, and his female friend, plead guilty yesterday and was septeposd to State's prlson for twsnty yehrs and fined q, 900.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-26
After Another nu6aio Brewery.

BUFFALO, N. Y.., July 26.-Ap agent of tho English capitalists who are trying to secure control of so many different kinds of Amesican industries have made an offer for MofRatt & Services brewery in this city. Papers have been forwarded and if the Epglishmen are satisfied the brewery will probably change hands very shortly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-26
Ex-Ssnator Dorsey Arrested.

NEW YORK, July y26.-Ex-Senator stephen w. Dorsey is in a peck of trouble. Deputy Sheriff McGonigle placed the statesman un- der arrest yesterday for contempt of court, showing for his authority @ warrant issued by Judge O'Brien at the Nevada Bank of 2an ErepciscO.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-26
Putting the Puritan in Shane

NAusuoN, Mass, July sa-The Puritan is bring fitted out for the August races and will be in commission in about two weeks. Her sails have been recut and somo of them replaced by Sawyer. She will be called by Commodore Forbes and picked crew.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-26
Reohefors wiM c.ntsst the Scat.

1Aslk, July SS.-Hend Rochefort an- 1oapoes his intention of contesting the 3ar0amentry seNt of Bellevilie, just oxb- alde Parls, h the 0eneraa elsctioAa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-26
NEW YORK MARKETS.

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-26

NEW YORK, July 25-Money on call to-day 2h and per cent.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-07

Fremont Wood Of Boise City has
been appointed u. 8. District Attor-
ney for Idaho.
On the 28th ult., James Archer,
formerly of Wood River, shot and
killed Joseph Parker and e. Water
house, at Silver Cliff, Colorado.
Harry ]. Allen was last week
again arrested on the charge Of
adultry and brought before U. s.
Commissioner Senter at Shoshone.
He was held in bonds of 1000 to
appear before the u. s. Grand Jury
at Boise City.
Judge Beatty, of Alturas county,
has been made Chief Justice Of
Idaho. He was one Of the code
commission, and will probably
make a better judge than he has
been practicing attorney.-Boise
Democrat.
Speaking Of the pleasant relations
existing between the residents Of
Rocky Bar and Atlanta, the Boise
Democrt says: at is as pleasing as
it is unusual TO find two towns SO
close as Atlanta and Rocky Bar
eighteen miles from each other-on
such friendly terms, each feeling an
interest in the prosperity Of the
other"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-07

OF the Second ln4icAl District 81 Idaho Territory,
In and for Elmore County.
In the matter Of tho application Of jacob Ulrieh Of
Rocky szs. IN sid county, 10 be declared On 10.
solvent
Jacob Uirieh q Roehy Mar, Kimsrs corrsy. Tdsho
having thiz 1Dth dsv AZ Hevemhsr, iss9, als& his
psttioA, schedule and inventory In which petition
said petitioner setting forth "a mid ssios THAI he
owes dsbts sxueelnE sycooo he pises II ss~tdsncs
a. a Becky sr aforesaid his inability 10 pay ali Of
his dsbts Il fi his willingness 70 snrrssAsf ali a.
ais estate ssd sects tos tks ssness 81 his sfs4it.
Asd his aes.rs - obtain aisSAsszs from his 1ssss
snd Liabilities.
ms saAi ys1sh UirscA % .&ad Rsssy mas O. hereby
declared insciysns snd shs sheriff q Eimoss county,
idaho n hereby dlrectsk so forthwith take po~ses
500 Of ell tbs ssaats real End personal Of said debtor
stcsps saeh - sasy ss b. laS sxsnps frem sxeea.
tion, ard 81 al his deoss. vouchers. books Of &C..
ceant snd psRera. Aad 10 keep The sAfcly until
ths appoinizssat 81 an ssaignse.
Asa sAe payment Of any deeaa and The delivery 81
any property seeBging 10 such debtor 10 him for
his ard me transfer q ans propsEty by him and
the eth day 81 January, 1880 as O'clock y. m-. al
ths UouFt House. in aaid ROCKY bar, 10 hereby aP-
pointed fuF meeting Of thu crsdtors Of The estate Of
said lnsolsens lseeb Clreh 70 prove thss dsbss and
the kluaore Bulletin, newnpapeF of general virco-
lAtion pnhlished al said Rocky Bar. h hsrsby dssg
mated a. The newspaper In which pnelieAtien q this
order shall Be wade. JAS II. BEATTY,
Dated Nov. %, lisa District Jsdzs
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-07

Irrespective Of party we believe the
people Of this judicial district not
only regret bat denounce the remd val
Of Judge Weir by that model civil
service reformer Mr.. Benjamin Harri-
son. Only few weeks ago kilograms
from the Republican Central Com
mittees Of Elmore and Logan counties
were sent 10 Washington ASKING That
Judge Weir be retained as Chief
Justice Of Idaho until the expiration
OF the term 10 which he was ap-
pointed by Grover Cleveland. The
dispatch further asked that, II Judge
Weir must be displaced, his succcf sor
be taken from outside the bounda ries
Of Alturas, Logan and Elmore counties.
Previous TO this, lengthy petitions,
signed by people throughout the
district, had heen forwarded 10 WASH
ington protesting against the removal
Of our able and honorable c hief
Justice. But Mr.. Harrison cares
nothing for the voice OF the people
when he desires 10 reward one Of his
own political aud religious faith--e ven
should that person be totally unfit To
assume the judicial ermine so ably
worn by Judge Weir.
But our already sorely tried people
must bow 10 the powers that be and
trust 10 luck in the future for 90 und
legal acts and Justice TO be dispen sed
from the bench In this district and In
the Supreme Court Of the Territory.
The advancement OF the Alturaa di
vision case on the calendar OF this
United Strtes Supreme Court, the ap
pointment OF Mr.. Beatty and the re ten
ton of Judge Berry (both bitter op
ponents OF division, we believe FROM
purely selfish motives) are facts tina
Justify alarm in the hearts OF the peo
pie OF Elmore and Logan, and in fac
| In every county in the Territory ex
cepsiug Alturas--for we confess tina
should the division case be remandes
back 10 the Territorial Court, as ]
now stands, our cause would be hope
less.
Therefore il behooves the people 0
Logan and Elmore TO be ON the aler
and through their attorney at w ash
ington present their side OF the Gaze ii
its best light--fer there are strong un
principled hidden hands now com bat
ting right and justice in this matter q
the Capital Of the Nation.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-07

A gentleman who has just re-
turned from Rocky Bar says that
the place is somewhat quiet now,
but that il will revive wonderfully
in the spring, and boom. Owing to
the habit of the old settlers, Of lay
ing in their supplies in the fall and
then enjoying their dolce far nj ente
in " inter, several business men will
doubtless close up their stores after
the holidays, and take q three
months spin TO Boise, Portland the
Sound, Salt Lake City, or elsewh here.
But they will all return early in
the spring.-Hailey Times.
Right and wrong. Right about
the spring boom, but wrong re-
garding the closing Of stores here
this winter. Rabjohn's fruit and
vegetable store may close about the
first of the new year, but the ex ten
sive mercantile houses Of Golden
and Swanholm are kept too busy to
think of closing even at meal hours
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-07

Stage Superintendent Watson has
visited Rocky Bar twice during the
past week.
Alex. Pfeiffer has left Bonanza
City and gone to San Jose, Cal :, TO
spend the winter.
DIR. Wright reports the health of
Rocky Bar and vicinity entirely too
good for his profession.
Mountain Home would be an ex-
cellent location for the proposed
Idaho Agricultural College.
Owing TO the stormy, disagreeable
weather of the past ten days min
ing items have been hard to pick up.
When you visit Mountain II ome
stop at that neat and clean Gilmore
Hotel, and if you want a drink try
some of Pats good ''liker."
Sam. Hallett, who had q leg
broken by a fall in the Wide J West
mine few months ago, has sued
that company for SIC, 900 damages.
Adam Gottsh came over from
Red Warrior few days ago look
ing happy and content and az ting
as if he had some good mining news
TO relate, but wouldn't.
The Idaho Mail wants 10 ] NOW
| IL the Commissioners will allow
Mountain Home TO remain in FL
more county," and propopnds
many other foolish and child like
questions.
John J. Thomas was arrested and
tried before Judge Culp on Tuse day
for breaking into and burglarizine
Robt. Chattin's saloon last Sunday
night. He was held in $500 b pndf
r. appear before the next 6 rand
Jury.
Charles Sommerlatt and Mrs
Wilde were married in Rocky Bal
Monday evening by Judge Gulp
Az soon as the young bloodB' o
the town were made aware o
the fact they organized q tin car
brigade numbering fifty or bixt,
and proceeded TO the brides resi-
denoe and gave the happy couple
regular Rocky Mountain serehade
Charley immediately took in tn
situation, responded to the gentl'
music, came down town and tn
, boys painted 'er red" for Sc vera
hours at his expense.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-07

II is reported that DIR. Hall is on
the sick list Of Atlanta.
The BULLETIN notes the enlarge
ment Of DIR. Bcarby's business at
Mountain Home with pleasure.
The BULLETIN is pleased TO write,
az. A. Underwood, P. NJ. Mountain
Home"
Uncle Ike Mann came up from
Casey, Holland Il Co.'s mill
Wednesday in anything but a
healthy condition.
Rev. George Buzzelle of the Epis.
copal church, will hold religious
services in the court house Sunday
morning and evening. All are
cordially invited TO attend.
Notwithstanding the assertions Of
the HALEY press to the contrary
the railroad taxes have been paid
into the treasures of Elmorc and
Logan counties. How are you,
Mother Alturas7
The Odd Fellows and K. Of L., Of
this place will have hall for their
meetings second TO none in the Ter
ritory. The lower floor is of high
ceiling and roomy, and win DO O
magnificent hall for balls and pub.
lie entertainments.
At a meeting Of the Alturas
Board of Commissioners on the 9th
ult, leave of absence from the Terri
tory, was granted Commissions
Newman. The law expressly for
bids the absence of a Probate
Judge or a Commissioner from the
Territory for a longer period thar
ten days.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-07
In NE Probate co.rs y Eimos % unsy. Idaho
Territory.
pan1 n wslaroa, Plaintiff.

In shs Probate co.r. q Eimers cduasy. Idaho
Territory
DIAL q walaroa, Plaintiff.
Bear erssh aosa Mialas Company, . cooperation,
DefpsAAmes.
no fscps of DE ualssx States In the Territory Of
idaho sssA Eressizs 10 Boar crssh leld Mining
Company. . eospofsfisa ealy establtssd By the
la~s 81 tbs State o. Nss sork and hAsiHx usual
plsce 81 buziness IN Beas osssk MinnA Dxtfict In
nd eoenty, dsfes4asl
Wee go hsfeey souimaads< W appsar before the
Rsef3ts cssrt 81 klmeFs esaaty. IaAhA. aforesaid.
81 she room, Ms isth day Of Jahaafy. 1890
a oeio9k y. n In scsion brought against you
BY smia piAintia, 10 Aaswsr tho conplAlns Of tho
above named plaintiff This action ID bHo.xhs 10 re-
Of yoa The sam II s2sg %, alisaed ss be due
frnn ron 70 said plaiEsin tor legal ssrviehs fenderei
70 you b. aid plaintiff, ~ ysur reqsekt. hetwsen
the lsa day Of September lsss, and the 18Th day Il
November, 1852 Ali d winch viii more aiiy appear
In the osmplAint % ale In this action IN the sad
osaFt v which references b herehy nsAdk. Judy
msat will be tsksn against yen Tor The nsAa Asunt
Together with coats Of suit all IN iAwfal money Of
10 cSssss. s@sss. u Tva TAI - sisss sna answer.
TO the Shsrin es ssy Constable Of md county.
Greeting. MAKO izzaf ssTFiss and due rsuTn hereof.
Given under my kssd saa the seal OF azid Probate
tLsl Court At Rocky bas, AHA sth day " Dsesmher
isee.
ISAAC cULP. ProbaNs Judge
81 Klm0fs Uoahts ldzhs.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-07
MOUNTAIN HOME.

Mrs. Bearby bought the Rikewine
4 vanderposi property last Saturday,
and will soen move her~entire stock OF
goods into fsr- nav Quarters.
The Mountain Home folks that
went to the dance at Glenn's Ferry on
the 2Sth, returned on the morning Of
the 29tbf Hooking a little tired and
sleepy h&it well pleased with the kind
hospitality they received at the hands
OF the good people of that place.
Mrs. Reynolds, who he's been quite
sick ut her home on, Canyon crock,
took reinpse a few days since but is
now reported as- getting along nicely,
Mr.. Baker. who opened up saloon
few days ago, nov has his family
comfortably locatedsin the dwelling
formerly occupicd by w. ID. Davis.
By the way provisions have been so
ing out of this town OF late would
make one think the government had
all their tfeeps'quartered on Bruneau
Sam. Anstett has got badly scarce
by seeing his name on the head-boar,
OF newly dug grave n short distances
up the railroad from town.
A petition was circulated las
Wednesdays the superintendent O
the U. p. Ry., asking TO have the west
bound flyer stop at this station.
We are glad to see Frank Brownel
able 10 handle-the razor In his shol
once more. Frank has had a loni
seige Of sickness.
Mrs Bearby will give q free enter
tainment in her new building mex
Monday evening.
Carrie johnson Oand son returne'
from Salt Lake last week.
w. ii. Cooper has moved back b
town for the winter.
Harry Collins Of Pendleton, Oregon
Is visiting his sister, Mrs. Miller.
| Mrs. Rikewine returned from Orr
gon last week.
Ben Robertson says he has the bes
ranch on Bruneau.
l.. A. Underwood received the al
pointmept "a Postmaster at this plac
last Wednesday the 9TH inst, an
qualified the same day, and now
awaiting his commission. MOZART.
Mountain Home, Dec. B.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-07
RICH pr.AcEIss.

Neal mining district moi only
abonnds in rich gold quartz lodes but
possesses many hundred acres Of placer
ground that prospects remarkably well
in virgin gold and win pay han dsome
returns 10 the fortunate owna RS. c.
W. lBob) Burns called at this Office
Thursday and showed us q small vial
Of gold dust that he had pam ed out
from prospect holes on his claim To-
Gated on Wood creek in Neal iirtrict.
His company own 80 acres Of ground
on the above-named creek which has
been prospccted thoroughly by the
sinking Of numerous holes. and there
never has been a pan OF dirt washed
that did not yield from several colors
up 10 as high rs 30 cents 70 the pan
II Ia bright shot.reld, easily saved and
as there is plenty OF water, ev en- dur
ing the dryest season OF the year, run
ming in Wood creek, Mr.. Burns ant
his co-owners certainly have goos
thing ahead. The ground ID easil,
washed. and ranges from three Il
four feet in depth 10 the bedrock
Mr.. Burns is making arrans cement
for extensive operations on thes'
claims in the spring. and feels conf
dent that he has better thing thar
selling beef on long credit--and tn
BULLETIN hopes he may realize hi
fondest expectations.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-07

This great painting, by Francois
Miliet. recently sold 10 the New York
Art Association for one hundred and
sixteen thousand dollars, lie TO I've re-
produced By the San Francisco Wasp
Publishing CO., and will be presented
free 50 every purchaser (and sub
rcriber) OF the great Christmas Holi-
day Wasp, now in preparation. The
picture will be 2lxaS in sire, illus-
trstesi in nine colors. and printed on
l20lb paper. Although the picture
could not be purchased for less than
$500 at the art stores, it will be pre-
sented free with the Christmas Wasp.
which will be gorgeous edition Of SO
pages, containing IL III pages of H.
Illustrations. The Christmas Wasp, in
Guiding the great picture will only
cost % cente. Leave your orders In
advance with the newspaper agency
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-07

In The Probate Court II Eimors eoasty, IdAh'
Tsxrissry.
]. ulreh, Pi.intif.

In The Probate Court ~ Eimors eoasty, Idaho
Tsxrissry.
J. ulrieh, Pi.insln.
Bear crcea 0ois Mining Company. corporation.
Defendants
Tho People OF the United ssAtss In the efritsry OF
idaho send greeting 10 Bsaf Creek Gold Mining
Company, 9 corporation duly established By lave Of
the State Of New Yefk and having its usual place Of
business In Rocky Bar. IN said Euaose county. Do
fendanss
Yos are hereby sunmoasd 20 appear before the
Probate Court Of Eimors county afsrdssid, at the
courtroom OF ssid Court "a nocky 4Ar in said
county, tha tath day of Janusrs, 1880 ~ z
O'Clock p. nn., In sction hfouxhs awaAnst yos by
said plaintiff 10 enswer 10 ths complaint Of the
above named plafnti6. Thls action n brosghs 10
onssr OF yea the sum % s1oi.u alleged 30 Be dus
from you 20 s&id plaant6 Toe stowe pihs furnished
you your peqs<-s kr a~&k plaintiff, eisek: aiso
an assigned accoaat II fessr lcfrses fot balance
Of slse 81, slessi - hs dos ss& Jeiris1 from you
for ere hasling. stahiae Of korse and arip 10 Al
iAnta. ell Of which viii more fully sppeAf Ia shs
complaint ale in shis n said coAFt 30 which
reference u hereby made, 90 taaRuanA wln b
taksn geAiasa zen fas she zsi6 snoAnf saxsthss
vita cosis % sud- eli IN lawful acasy Of the Omitted
States u you fsAl - app@sf aad sssssr.
To the sksrs o. ssv cu.sa~bis Of sEld esanty,
creeslng hAks iss.i sssvtcs and tas return
hereof.
Given u.dsr my AAHd end he zeal es szid cssr,
lLal this sth dag Of Dsonnhss, Hasa
ISAAC GULF. Prohuss Jsdzs
Of Elnioss County, laAho
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-07

street, but the eastern and western
boundaries of this Nation are not
found between Pearl street and
Broadway. We are here to repre-
sent the cottages and cabins Of this
country, and their interest should
be protected, though the bulls of
the Wall street bucket shops bel
low with rage"