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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04
NO NEW TRIAL FOR LANES ". SYKES
THE CHICAGO wAREHoUsEMAN SENTENCED FOR
FRAUD

FRAUD.
cbtcaro. Aug. 3 (SpcciaD. Judge Baker to-day over
u,lei the motion for trial for James W. sykes
and sentenced the warehOuscman TO two years IN the
renitentiarv under the verdict rendered by the jury
IN his case two weeks ago. one Of the points upon
which sykes relied for new dial was tue lact iha
the Merchants Loan and Trust Company which It
WAS alleged he had dcrauded. changed its name under
the Act of 1s72 That act, It was claimed, had never
been ratified by the people, and was therefore, uncon
stituionsl The act being void the bank was not en-
Allied 10 the name given It In the Indictment and the
latter instrument was therefore void. Judge Baker
dsnosed Of this point by saying that the Legislature
had made this act valid by subsequent law In 1857.
which had been ratified By the people.
When the court announced thar no new trial would
he given him. sykes, who was In court without any
ttor,ev acoulpaned only BY his daughter arose and
asked that the proper to the decisions be
ctedltcd " the defence. lac SAN ihat his attorney,
Mr. sleeper, who wa oui OF IN eny, instructed him
~ funds and did know whore
be would get money u prepare The papers for an
annea TO the higher court, and expected 10 do
nj the work himself. lie asked the Court ~ allow
him IN select from the evidence only such portions
referred TO the law points he would set up and also
re allow him TO send up the original bill OF exceptions
m save the expense OF making copy. The Court
said ne thought Mr.. sykes could be accommodated ia
'nesJ And now YOUR honor said sykes al ask that
the defendant be allowed 10 remain out on bail:
COPYING the evidence and preparing the papers my
sen. aon,t see how the Court can permit ball. said
The Judge after a motion for new trial has been
overrued and sentence pronounced don't think
the court has the power TO do thai
Sometimes the Court suspends sentence said
sykes, aud even allows defendant to go his own
rue but when a court sus ponds sentence n Is
generally because II does NOT Intend TO execute the
sentence"
10 . cell IN the isus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04

II you want apparel Of any sort kind for Lady.
Miss Man, Boy Child mems Clothing excepted you
buy this for less than half its value; nor
these alone but all materials of which they're made. AT
Half Price you can this week buy all sorts Of fancy
articles p-s-suy sussnsble for wear or house
adornmentAt Half Price buy table and other household
linens-.In short there's nothing kept in
like this week be bought of at prices
that will surprise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04
PRESIDENTIAL posrMAs1ERs APPOINTED

Washington Aug. 3-The President has appointed
the following postmasters
Rollin \. EdgertOn at Little Rock, Ark, vice T..
". Newton, removed William W NiSbeu at Jones
borough, Ark, vice j. ". Owens removed; James @.
Russell at Camden, Ark. vice william II. AvcIa,
J. Fleming resigned AlOnzo bradford at Haywars,
Cal, vice Frances b. sprague, resigned; Josiah a.
small at Aspen, Co.. vice James &. Conner, commits
sion expired John &. sullivan at Durango. COLI vice
{. NJ. IIlker, resigned; william IL. Donaldson al
WatcrtOwn, OAK, vice Lucus VI. Thomas, removed .
Eugene b. Fletcher at Norris ILL.,, vice J. 5. II.
Scovl, removed: Israel {. Cope at Sreator, LIZ vice
NJ. J. Finlan, removed; William Wilson, lr, at Wash
ingtOn, Iowa, vice George c. KodmaD, removed; Mary
A. Pcttes at Lchigh, Ind. T., Office become Pres
J. H. WOodman, removed George ". Jones at Inlay
City, Mich, vice +. j. Landers, removed Frederick
T. Hoaglin at Albion, Mich, vice Frank Il. Cole
resigned; Calvin l.. spauldng at Brainer, Mimi vice
at Washington, Mo, vice John A. Collins.
office become Presidential Miss Clara l. Matthews,
al iiazehurst, Miss vice 4; N. sexton, removed
wood, removed; William f. Hogucland, at Yates
Centre, Kan, vice T.. V. Wharton removed John >.
Eastwood at Eureka, Kan, vice W. W. McGrew,
removed; Frank ID. Allen al OswegO, Kan, vice
Garrett Kan, Vice J. 5. Mccartney, resigned; W c.
Whitney at Oawker City, Kan, vice J. W. Hughes,
removed John r. Joyce at Reldsville, n c. vice j. A.
Bennett, removed William r. Wheeler at Winston,
n. c., vice S. II. Smith, removed Henry L. Shore
at Salem n O., vice r. b. Doutht removed; Jonathan
d. White at 0reensborough N. c.. vice q r. Gregory,
removed Miss Minnie W all at toup City. Neb., vice
C. NJ wslworth, deceased John ". Yeast al Valentine,
Neb., vice ". l. BOulware resigned, DE " ltt y.
Newman at Hillsborough Bridge, N. H., Office become
c. Haeermsn removed: Emanuel schsltz NJ Msnrfs-
burg, Ohio vice y. Kinder removed w. Holversaoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04
IMPORTANT OFFICES FOR LouIsIAYIANs.

Washington. Aug. 3-The President to-day ap-
,o,nted John re Pitin. OF Louisiana to be Envoy EN'
irsordnary and Minister Plenipotentiay OF the United
states 10 the Argentine Republic.
The President has rendered the appointment OF col
,cctor OF the Port of NewOrleans 70 Ex-Governor war
moth, of Louisiana. 90 MI. 40 ha
The PRESIDENT hss appointed John s. Thety ~ DO
Naval officer at New Orleans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04
rouRTH-cLAss PosrNrAsTERs APPOINTED.

FOURTH CLASS PoSTMAsTERS APPOINTED.
Washington. Aug 3.-Fourth-class postmasteis were
to day appointed as follows:
New-JeISey-J. f. MOwenon, WickOlf.
Ncw-York-Charles McCulloch Central Bridge: p.
c. Wright. Dlvines Corners Theodore Brinkerhon,
New SpTin cville Irving Mcneil. West FULTON.
Observation-Disclosures 7. Blcknell, West Cum
mington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04
AN ryposTOR AT WORK IN THE WEST.

Messrs Best & Co.. OF No. 80 and 81 West Twentys
third-sl., are much annoyed by an impostor who ID
travelling through the West representing that he Is
agent for their firm and getting advances of money
wherever he can. Complaints have been made froue
places in Ohio, and at pi esent he Is working IL
Michigan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04
MATTONI'S
GIESSHUBLER WATER.

Dr. II. r. Willard OF New York foreign corresponding
member u the Society Of Mythology, and wellknQwn
writer apd authority OH diseases Of the kidneys, considers
the Glesshubler W9ter
THE BEST TABLE WATER WE HAVE
Prof " Lhabig says
"Mastopd's Giesshubisl no. only a mild pure. asidu
Qus SPRING gently stimulating the functions ana
S ag' S.Os3g AZ 9srsSd ss9n Of ne dgesys
AND MOST REFRESHING OF BEy ERAGES'
Price 81 20 per case $50 quart bottle si050 per case
pints 600 bottles)
EIsNER & MENDEI.sON CO..
Sole Agents. 0 Bsrclsy-st, New. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04
UPHOLSTERY

occupied the entire third story Of the Brooklyn stores
That stock with our great stock. Will be SOLD as
Twill pay to buy you will be in need during
next three months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04

Why stores last week crowded from morn
ing uuril night the public what
we promised. With the Hurd tstock bought at just
abeut third value afford TO sell at less
than half the Brooklyn prices.net only can but do
..Ar hess fhan naT the Brooklyn prices again this
week we'll sell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04

CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN GOVERNOR sHoeP
AND SECRETARY NoBLE-THE REMEDY FOR
ILLEGAL SCHEMES AT HAND.
Washington, Aug. 3.-The following kilograms
to-day passed between Governor Shoup OF idano
Territory and Secretary Noble of the Interior
Department:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04
LADIES' WRAPS AND DRESSES.
White Embroidered Dresses.

Lawn, India Linen and French Null.
all over embroidered and reYers effects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04
BLACK LACE FLOUNCINGS.
Al Half Brooklyn Prices.

Two hundred pieces Of Spanish Guipurc Chantilv
EscuriA, Hand-Rn Spanish MsrQuisc and Empire
FLOUNCINGs AZ and 60 inches wide. will be sold as
f,llo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04
BUTTONS
at any price 10 sell.
Brooklyn Prices Nowhere.

ColOred Bone. White and Colored Pearls and Metal.
Herds price. Ours Hurd's price. Ours
- e1. 12a cts 20 ets.... .s.........9 cts.
10 e3..s.....-..--... eta.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-21
/ CALIFORNIA HtGHwAyaAN
KILLED.

J. NJ. Patterson, superintendent
Of the Runover mine, was knocked
of his horse between Daggctt and
Calico, Calls, and robbed Of 5000
in gold coin. The party's namc
was Dodson Mongay. The robber
then took Patterson's horse and
escaped with the money. Several
parties, including the victim,
started in pursuit the same night.
Dodson was overtaken by Patterson
and John Alderman near Coyote
Hole. He was lying behind soae
brush when they came up on him
and he commenced shooting. They
returned the FIRE, hitting Dodson
nine times, killing him instantly
The stolen money was found on
him.
Mr.. Patterson viii be remembered
a. the late superintendent Of ths
Wide West and Elmore mines.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-21

The frat copy OF the illustrated
weekly of the Pacific Coast has
reached our table, and we must cay
that il surpasses all our expectations.
No pictorial Journal in the world 10
superior 70 this elegant number Of the
West Shore, and the thought that it 10
20 be weekly visitor 10 very pleas
ant one. The number before US con-
tsins graphic sketch, in colors, en-
titled Running Gauntlet OF Fire in
the Cascades" and Is very striking
and artistic picture Of . railway train
dashing through forest fre. There
are a number Of other illustrations
and illustrated articles. but by far the
finest picture We have seen in any
journal is the beautiful engraving which
occupies Two pages in the centre OF
the number, with the title Of Last
Day of the Season In lie drawing.
grouping and cVloring it is simply
superb. II this is what the West
Shore is going 70 give Us. and we are
promised such treat every week, we
will always look forward 10 lie coming
with pleasant satisfaction, Such an
elegant and artistic Journal ~ thia
will be in great demand every where,
especially with those who feel an in
tefest in the grand scenery OF the
ives. and the graphic sketches Of the
/ Pacific Coast incidents il win contain.
For sale at ell news stands at 10 cents
copy, or 81 90 year. L. Samuel,
publisher, Portland, Oregon.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-21

]. B. Ward has about completed
q book case and desk for Probate
Judge Culp's Office. The Judge ia
smiling
Charley Smith has got the con-
tract to cut, and set in their place,
the telephone poles from town to
fhe ophir.
Mr.. Goldburg, representing the
house of Kahn Bros, of Salt Lake
City, made this Office a pleasant
call last wednesd y.
Mr.. Steadman arrived home from
Atlanta on Tuesday, looking robust
and healthy. Atlanta and it's hot
springs seem to agree with Sted.
Mrs. Nat Hall, the wife of our
blacksmith, is on q visit to relatives
in Oregon. Nat is awful cranky
since his better half left. Batching
does not seem to agree with him.
Frank Turner's pack train came
in from Atlanta on Wednesday
loaded with concentrates, the pro-
duct of SO tons rock from the Timms
mine or Atlanta Hill. This ore
was treated at the Tahoma mill
the average per ton is 5000. Il
this rock was worked by the old
process, it would not pay for mil.
ling. Concentration is the only
way that the rich mines Of Atlantis
will ever pay.
There is great dissatisfaction at the
way the mails arrive in this uppel
country. Sometimes we get none O.
all, then again we get few letters
no papers. and then comes a thre'
days paper mail. Where does th'
fault lie9 This is something tina
has to be enquired into. and b.
done very soon. Somebody vii
wake up some Of these fine morn
iugs with one Of Uncle Sans OF
| ticisls waiting for az interview.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-21

About 2 o'clock last Sunday
lmorning John Robinson, a recent
arrival here. was seen to leave a
bagnio at the lower end of town,
kept by one Gertie Montrose, sup
posed to be drunk. He went as far
as the bridge near Ethells stable
and fell down. He was picked up
by Deputy Sheriff Warren Lsyne
and Fannie Gray and taken TO the
Alturas hotel, when IL was found
kout that he was under the influence
pf morphine. DR.. Wright was sent
Tor, who arrived on the scene in q
ahort time, when he administered
the requisite antidotes and had
several men working on the de-
eeased to keep up respiration, but Of
lho avail. The poor unfoitunate
b1eathed his last between and 5
t6clock in the afternoon, DR..
Wright, as coroner, summoned sjcry
and held an inquest at the court
house at p. m, when the follow
ing verdict was rendered:
At q coroner's inquisition held at
Rocky Bar, Gilmore Co. Idaho, be-
fore r. s. Wright, coroner. We the
undersigned jurors. after viewing
the body Of the deceased John Rob.
inson, known ~ John Mccoy, and
having all the evidence in the case.
find that the deceased came TO his
death from an overdose of morphine,
administered at the house Of one
Gertie Montrose, at Rocky Bar,
Idaho on the morning Of the Is day
of Sept. A. d. 1889, by a party or
parties 10 this jury unknown.
Gro. L. WALL, SAM. CocHRAs,
J. McLAuaHLIs, HENRY ERWIN,
8. HUNTINGTON, THOMAS KIrTo,
]. ]. SrERE, VIM. JENKINS,
F.MrTcHELL, HARRY ADAMS.
Tho deceased was buried on
Monday by the coroner. We are
sorry to learn that there is q num-
her Of morphine and opium fends
IA our midst, new recruits are being
added all the time. until We ask
ourselves, when is this cursed habit
going To be stoppedi Something
has got to be done, and very soon
or We will come to the level Of the
Chinese.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-21
BACK HONE AGAIN.

Deputy Auditor and Recorder
WI. c. wickersham returned on
Monday evening from an official
visit to HALEY, and is quite strong
inIhis praise Of the people Of that
bsrg for their kind treatment Of
him. Recorder Garrett showed
him all through the city, and ex.
tended all the courtesies he could in
His Office. The Assessors books
and office were placed at his dis.
Rosal, and everything was done "a
make his stay as pleasant a. pos
sible. He says that the records ol
logan county are about Transcribed
abd win be completed by octobei
8. Recorder Garrett has . force o.
nine men at work on the records o
Rlmore county, and viii have some
Complete by October LIST.
He also says the people Of HALEY
are as prosperous as ever, and an
building up the burnt districi
very fast That the HALEY Ho
Springs have first class accomoda
tions, and ono of the finest places Il
stop in Idaho.
Yves. stopped in Bellevue on
day. and was treated very hospit
able by all the people Of that cit,
he came in contact with. He Wis
tied the county Offices Of Logal
county, and found them very
neatly furnished. All the official
happy, and thinking Of drawing pa,
from q second clsss county mex
wear
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-21
school Trustees.

The following school trustees
were elected at the last school cleo
ton:
District No. 1. g. d. Golden,
was elected to serve three years
John Van Setback, two years; q.
W. jackson. one year.
No. 2. Fred Qaets, was elected
to serve three years; Nels Davis,
two years; J. H. Casey, one year.
No. 3. O.6. Slater, J. L. Tate,
]. o. Corder, terms not stated.
No. 4. G. w. Fletcher, was
elected to serve three years; John
Mitchell, two years; r. Bennett,
one year.
No. 8. J. J. Fisher, was elected
to serve three years; r. W. Roberts,
two years; A. NJ. 6innott, one year.
No. 6. d. B. Ethel, was elected
TO serve three years; X. Buchanan,
two years; w. 8. Myers, one year.
No. z. No report.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-21
is!qL pveU OIL
PeaH ln0A 10 PuslS l.uOO

Mrs. John T. Gilman returned
from Atlanta Wednesday evening.
The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows
will convene at Caldwell on Tues
day, the 9Th Of October. J. Nat
Hall and Henry Henderson p, G. ..
have been elected to represent
Rocky Bar Lodge.
Born, on Sunday morning the
18th inst, to the wife of Henry
Warren, . daughter. Mother and
child are both doing we'll. Henry
has grown six inches since the
event, his clothes don't fit any.
where.
County Surveyor Towne, Mr..
Comfort, Treasurer. and Steve
Oglesby Superintendent Of the
Ophir mine, left on Wednesday
mornings stage for Long valley,
Boise county, TO visit some of the
companies mines in that section.
We see by the Auditor Of Alsuras
county yearly statement, that the
total valuation Of all property in
the county, foots up 1914, 1897. This
will put Old Alturas in the list OF
fourth class counties. A fearful
fall from the only first class county
in the Territory to fourth. Well
we are not To blame. Dancers must
always pay the fiddler.
The Buffalo mill at Atlanta
started up on Wednesday, on it's
6rst trial Of the new process OF
concentration. Supt. Buehren ia
satisfied il will be a success. Ii it
10, instead Of five stamps and one
concentration working, there will be
80 and 10 of the same.
There 10 some talk of getting up
q foot race in the near future, be-
tween the proprietor this paper,
Sam. Hallet and old man Hawley.
All three Of the above can be seen
going around on crutches, each one
making the statement that they
will discard their superfions legs in
a few days. We are in hopes they
will.
Judge Golden and George Camp
bell arrived home on Saturday
evening from the Grand Lodge Of
Masons that convened at Boise City.
Both the gentlemen express them
selves as greatly pleased with the
reception they received, from the
citizens Of the Capital City. Every.
thing was done to make their stay
as pleasant NJ possible.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-21
Eugene Keefer and VIM. n.
serchafeId arrived an snndAy-ziiA

Eugene Keefer and VIM. NJ.
Serchafield arrived an Snnday-zisA
ffSiEnK Tor Golden.
Henry johnson, the fast freighter
arrived ON Wednesday loaded for
the Gilmore Co.
Mrs. Owens and sister, Miss
Winters, returned on Sunday from
. visit 10 Wood River.
Uncle Dick Tregaskis has arrived
ON time ~ usual with fruit and
vegetables for Atlanta.
Our chief 10 now able to navigate
on crutches. and will soon be at the
helm Of this sheet again.
We are in receipt Of . copy of the
constitution from the Hon. A.
NJ. sinnott. Many thanks.
The editor Of this paper appreci-
ciatsc the compliment from one Of
our readers In Connecticut.
Mr.. Wheeler subscribed $500,
and Mr.. Comfort $500, to the
Rocky Bar Sunday school.
o. II. Hutchins arrived from At
lanta on Tuesday. Hutch is out of
luck, h~ has lost anothsr valuable
6or40. .mw~v~.-~us~w~n~m-~.m.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-21
Sherifs Sale.

BY yiEsas 81 ssstaiion sssuui out u the fstvr,
Court of thu kteeHd Judicial District II the Tern
tory Of Idaho In aa1 fos ths County Q; boise where
N ueosxe " fassoas 40 plsistla. Aad Li4ha Gold
and Silver Mines ff4mitesil deendant. upon j1dw
Bsnt rendered aha 2ath dAy 0; june iss3 fsr ths
al Twenty Ave HUNDRED and klghfy Are fellsrs
besides costs aud interest. I have this day Nyied
rpoH al the right, title, claim and iatsses. " szs
defendant In and to the following real estate 70 it
t,ns steam sANmiii SAW, and all tive ma
chtnsry beiongng e said 6nsil. the land Which h
stands, all and singular the senenents ana aprurss
nsaces and fixtures bensgiag thereto. The ssid mil
Is situated u Einors osuat, Idaho Territory ths
south side Of the North heiss liver Ebaut miis
above the iowa VI Gsshsna. and y kaowa the
Mill Of the Idahe Cola and silver kinss dIssitedl
Company's mill.
Notice Is hereby given thai all. aa The TENTH
day Of SEPTEMBER, 1853. at o'clock p D. Of sal.
dsy In front Of the caufthoass door II the Cosniy
Of Eimors. sell II Public Auction for cash ua~fel
moasy 81 The unitsd SiAsesl "a hAad. ~ fhs right
title eialan and interest Of said defendant fdahc
Gold and silver Mines (Linissdl Company. o. In assd
70 The above described property. mseh thsrsei
shall satisfy said judxaent; With Interest ans
costs. 20 he highest and best bidder
dated the liza day Of Angaks 1850
GREENE WHITE, skssin.
TIE above sale l. s<retv postponed until Tuesday
September II. lfsa, - tie ss,aa pisee and hour.
GREENE WHITE, sksTin
Dated Rocky Bar, Ia.he. Sep, s. Isss
The above sAle 10 hereby postponed until Saturday,
ssptember ~, lsss. ~ the same place and hour.
cREESE WHITE, sheriff.
Dated Rocky bar. idaho. sept. q, lsso
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-21
sooD Rur DIZZY.

w. c. Wickersham, Deputy Aud
itor and Recorder Of Elmore county
who has been stopping in HALEY fol
. day or two, likes the appearance
of the Wood River valley. He /,
no exception in this respect, tc
other visitors. A great drawback
especially at the present time, te
the looks Of the valley, 10 the dry
condition Of the soil. But thi.
state of affairs is not confined tc
Wood River solely.-News-M Miner
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-21

Clark Rowland was awarded tho
contract for the ditch to the Ophir
mill.
Mrs. John T. Gilman has been
visiting in Atlanta for the last week
or 90.
Lawyer Mccarthy has been re.
fitting and renovating his Office thii
last week.
r. r. Chattin the nasby Of Pine
Grove, was in town on Tuesday on
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-21
ODD Fellows Dedication ana ma,

Odd Fellows Dedication and Baii.
The fine new hall, built by that
noble band Of brothers of Mount
ain Lodge, I. O. o. r.. No. 10. ia
nearly completed, and they will
dedicate it for tho expansion Of the
principles Of friendship, love and
truth and sweet charity on the
afternoon Of October 9th.
In the evening q grand ball will
be given, and 1t goes without
contradiction that the Mountain
Home Odd Fellows cannot be ex-
celled in cordiality and attention 70
strangers. Everybody should go,
for they deserve a rousing benefit.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-21
MASONIC GRAND LODGE or
IDAHO.

The following officers were
elected for the ensuing Masonic
year:
George L. Shoup, NJ. W. Grand
Master.
George Ainslie, r. w, Deputy
Grand Master.
Isidor 3. Weller, r. w. Grand
Senior Warden.
Edwin A. Jordan, r. w. Grand
Junior Warden.
Charles Himrod, r. w. Grand
Treasurer.
James II. Wickersham, r. w.
Grand Secretary.
c. c. Stevenson. Grand Lecturer.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-21

All persons indebted to Casey, Hol-
land d smoot are earnestly requested
to come forward and settle immedi-
ately. Owing 10 our recent nisfor-
tune in losing our mill by fire, we must
now have what Ia due ne in order 70
rebuild. CAsEY. HOLLAND Il SHOOT.
July II. Is~p.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-21

have on my ranch at Pine Grove
100 tons OF fine timothy hay that will
soon be baied aud ready for sale, but
for CASH only. I will deliver il At any
point desired. Orders for Ave tons or
more promptly attended 10.
iu20 awo. L. CsAwpAL-