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New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
p PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SIIPPLIEs.-

4 Department Of the Inter!o, Qncc OF lnGaa Affairs;
WoshD DgtOn Aug -. 1S9).So oalcd proposals. indOsed
.p opo'ais for Indian sgppfs,n and directed TO the
Conuiss,0ler q Indian Anairs Washington d. c., VIII
be received untl o. Thursday September H. 1890,
for furnishing tie Indian service about 400 doz. fine
combs 500 do s,Oo cotton 60 n hops. 90 coZ. glass
lamps go doz avis 1Gs themometers, 1856 gals shoe
Other atcle Schedules showing TIE kinds and quantf.
ties oi art clcs required togct,r WITH blank proposals.
clndt0ns b. Observed BIDDERS, time and place Of
delivery, terms Of coatrat and all other ssary
sJrucOn VII Dc furnished upon application b. the Indian
Office ~ Warrington. The rlcht Is reserved by the
Governnent reject and all BIDS, or any part OF
bid aud DrOpO Invited uDdcr pfJl $50 that ap-
propraton shall be made or the supplies by Congress-
Bids VIII be opened the hour and day above stated and
bdd r ale nytd to De present az t opening Certified
or dra upon United Depository. for at least
I've Ier cent 0f the amount OF !tuc proIos
=. - u i MOIEAN. Comnliss Oner.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-06
OUTDOOR GAMES.

Richard ID. Sears, who won the tennis
championship at singles so many years,
distinctly says that he will not compete in
any ennis matches this season. He will
play simply for practice and health.
The Canadian Lacrosse association il hav
ing considerable difficulty in preventing
professionalism from entering into amateur
circles. The rivalry between amateur teams
Of the big cities in Canada is so great that
there is a tendency to make life easy for
the good players, just rs asimilar tendency
has shown itself in the United States in the
various athletic clubs concerning the good
athletes. The Canadian authorities speak
of the custom in vigorous terms, and in.
tend keeping a strict watch on suspicious
characters.
The Canadian Lacrosse association has
issued 100 playing certificates. This mum.
Der represents about fifty clubs, for certif.
Gates are issued only 10 active players.
There is still a complaint in tennis circles
that courts which are frequently used can.
not be kept in good order. no matter
whether they are clay, turf or the com.
posite clay and gravel. The latter wears
Wtll. Dut winch IL uocs btcDflt IouRn IL u
difficult TO fix. Asphalt Is good, but IL is
too expensive to be used by the mass. For
an all round cheap court which Is easily
repaired clay stands the best test.
The championship fixtures at tennis to
be held at Newport in August already
promise to have the largest number Of en-.
tries on record for this annual event, and
II is not at all unlikely that Richard d.
Sears may be one of the competitors.
The Berkeley Athletic club has found
cricket to be a very popular game, and the
team it organized to represent il In the
spring has shown the good effects of steady
practice by winning many outside matches.
II. McNutt IL one Of the strongest players
on the team, and has done good work In
getting the members together and coach.
ing them. He predicts that the cricket
team will win more laurels for the club
than the baseball team.
The increase Of tennis clubs in Canada
has caused discussions Of forming a Ia
tional tennis association TO he modelled
after the ruling tennis organization OF the
United States. Canada's ruling athletic
association Is six years old.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-06
A Good Catcher and Hard Hitter.

Thomas Kinslow is a fine ball player, Z
member Of the Brooklyn Players League
team and q good fellow all round. As
catcher he is hard 10 beat. and is rapidly
gstting n firm grip OF the affections Of th,
brooklynites through his first class play
ing and gentlemaniy demeanor on the
6sld. During the season OF 1888 be caught
In fftyeight games for toe London team
Of the International league and stood sec
ond In the official Individual fielding rec.
ords. His percentage as q batter was .a4S,
but a. q base runner be was not a brilliant
suossss. However, his hard hitting aud
muasal playing more than made W ny
1oaapqy In thst W.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-06
Sunday. July 9, 1880.
UNCLE BOB.
h Horse Which Crossed the Line First
at the American Derby.

The Horse Which Crossed the Line First
at the American Derby.
A vast crowd OF men and women saw
Uncle Bob cross the line before such grand
horses as Santiago, Ben Kingsbury, Jed
and Others in the great American Derby,
at Chicago June q. Uncle Bob was
the favorite, and he disappointed no one
who had backed him. He was the peoples
choice, as was Salvador in his recent race
with the gallant Tenny. Uncle Bob was
ridden by Jockey Kiley, one of the best
Jockeys on the turf. This is what he said
Immediately after the race to a reporter Of
The Chicago Tribune:
"The horse went easy from the start.
They were all pretty well punched at the
half and three-quarters. When we pulled
into the stretch | saw he had got the
Others tired enough for him TO win easily,
and | didn't urge lin at al. II was a
dead clear thing. ! think Bob could have
won just rs easily IN a dry track. lie has
q long stride. good wind, and | think him
fast, too. He is a GOOD distance horse. aud
has one OF the finest dispositions | ever
knew. He'll be better two years from
now, and in a loag pull will surprise the
best Of 'em."
His last remar < was certainly a good one,
for u of the great mass of people who
saw to- race mere were very few indeed
who were not ( the same ~opinion.
Uncle Bob j. bred in closely kindred lines
70 Proctor Knott, each being by Luke
Blackburn ont Of a daughter of imp. Great
Tom. son OF King Tom, full brother to
Stockwell, iae greatest Of all English sires.
Uncle Bob J, especially rich in the blood Of
Glencoe, it coming to him in four lines
one through Nevada, Luke Blackburn's
dam. and three through his own dam,
Vintage Time. one Of which comes from
Pocahontas, Glencoe's greatest daughter,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-06

W. respectfully solicit an increased
pat. oDage, pledging ourselves to give
the best satisfaction.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-06

s6yn Agency for DIR. Liebig's I~nvigora.
tor Of Room 2. s +. Broad way, Butte
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-06

the dam Of Stockwell, Rataplan and Kinn
Tom. 1t is a stout, good pedigree this
Derby winner sports. Luke Blackburn
wa a very great race horse, and in the
stud his fame is already safe and sure.
The attendance at the Derby field was
among the largest in American racing his
tory, a thoroughly representative Ameri
can gathering. Thirty-five thousand PEG
pie roared for the winner as he crossed un,
der the wire, and they showered plaudits
on him when he came proudly back TO the
judges stand to be crowned.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-06

n, I,eh,g a Ia ars regular g,,dua,e, IN med
icine and surgery and special prsetitioner. an.
4, 10 trss, iii chrnric' n.,yous and mi.
ya,e diseases Tuhst her csn.ed nv imnmaenee. ex.
cess or contsg,onI .emioaI xealness min, losses,
sexnai Ssbilisr' Goss nj sexnal novsrl ne,vous 40.
biiity' 1oss Of ierye forcel disease Of the bio d,
tSypbilis, Gono-rb9a' Gleet, and stricture) cured.
cu.aole eHse s"stan...u ny - ~,
medicines are specially prepared for each individ-
ual case, at Laboratory. No injurious or poison.
Gus compounds used.
,ap"s trsates NV i,,tsr and e,nIe.s' Mesie,ns
sent ,fes rom gaze OF o'ea1Ase,
= IN u,sesse, o. . .ns o,oo n,s era s;an nsx', sn abu G ne,,I
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21

tables were removed and dancing
resumed and kept up until daylight,
when each one wendcd their way
home, all declaring they never had
experienced such a delightful time
before in their lives.
/ have just had handed me a
supplementary report from the COM
mittee on sports Of the Fourth of
July meeting, which report includes
a grand Fourth of July ball in the
evening of that day. 1t is to be one
Of the finest affairs Of the kind ever
given in Atlanta and we expect n
large attendance.
Mr.. Miller Of the Tahoma arrived
yesterday and as | prophecied in
my last, Atlanta already has as
sumcd livelier aspect.
Jake Ulrich arrived from the Bar
with Johnny Goodyear and is going
To open his saloon in a few DAYS
with Johnny installed as caterer to
the bibulous public. Mr.. Stead
man is also here frsm your place
on short visit.
/ Mrs. Farneman is, | am sorry 10
say, not much improved but re-
mains about the same-some DAYS
showing signs Of gaining strength
and again relapsing into a very
weak condition. But we all hope
TO see her take a start on the III
grade to health again before many
days. Il. Francis GARY.
Atlanta, Idaho, June ID.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21
POLITICAL sNIPEs.

If citizen of Mountain Home
should visit Rocky Bar and init
mate to our people that he should
favor this place for county seat, or
that he should remain neutral in
the coming contest, all honorable
men here would look down upon
such a man with supreme contempt
knowing that such a sneak was
attempting a double game and did
not possess moral courage to act
like q man. And all self-re-
specting men in Mountain Home
have similar contempt for those
whose interests are identified with
this upper country and who visit
their town and give them taify
solely with the hope of gaining a
political point at the next election.
All such white-livered sheep will
justly sink into utter oblivion be.
fore election day. We admire the
man that stands up for his town or
locality, even though his action is
detrimental TO the interests of the
taxpayers of the whole county; but
the good Lord deliver us from asso-
citation with the political snipe who
attempts to carry county seat water
on both shoulders. The rooster that
won't fight for his own dung-hill is
a worthless cock indeed and should
be pecked to death by the oldest hens
in his flock.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21
DISTRICT COURT CALENDAR.

The following cases appear on
the docket of the District Court
which convenes here on June Goth;
Columbia Mining Co. vs.. Bear Greek Gold Min
ing Co.
james Harvey vs. AltaAs Geld Limited.
Columbia Nine Co Hear Greek ". e.
Alex ffeder et al ". Joseph Pearson.
ID. u. Et,ieli ys, p. y. Anircas, e. al.
A. j. ri-fer ". A y. smith.
u. H. Turner Is. J. II Casey.
sar. Hallctt - Rock iiar Wide West Gold Limited
~ Burgnyno W. VIM ~ stockton.
kahn Bros. VIM VI stockton
Garrcitson, Woodruff Trait s Co. vs. VIM N.
Stockton
u. e. Waliron VS. Rear Creek NJ Co.
T.. L. Bartlett Va &. " Smith.
n. II farmer " c. Y. Smith
hear Creek g. NJ. ca. Jacob Recser.
H. q. Clinton Us Comfort CJn. ~ To-
Jacob Clriyh ". Jennie Ulrieh.
A. :. Thomas VI. Joe Haynes
5. II. 1c,srty vs. Greene white.
A & j. pfriffer vs.. J. A. Nicholson.
II. W. FiixwafeF ". Jacob Resser
Thos hitto ct al. jacob Raescr.
W. L. katllssisii W. J. 81. Ilasar 81 al
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21
SPORTS.

Sports to begin on Main street at 10
o'clock a. m, sharp.
HORSE RACES.
First Race-0pcn for all--heats 9 in
500 yards. First horse $500
purse, second horse SIS purse. En-
trance fee $500.
Second Race-Open for all cayuse
horses-heats. best in 800
yards. First horse Sl5 90, second
$1,000. Entrance fee $500.
FOOT RACE-l00 yards. First purse
SO, second 50.
SACK RACE-75 yards. First purse
81, second -.
BOYS RAcE-I00 yards. First
purse $3. second ~.
THREE-LEGGED RACE-75 yards.
Purse, $40 to winning team.
POTATO RACE-75 yards. First
purse ~, second 81
CLIMBING A CREASED POLE
Purse of 80 to first man up.
SLOW RACE--Free for all horses
Purse 10 loser $40. Owners pro-
kibited from riding their horses.
All entrances for horses to lie in by
6 o'clock p M, July I'd.
Entrances win be received by the
Committee on Sports.
Tho Committee on Sports, together
with c. NJ. Brown, will act as judges.
All persons are particularly requested
10 remain on the sidewalks during the
running Of the races.
w. G. WIcKERsHAM,
+. n. DAVIS,
T.. c. Koch,
Com. on Sports.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21
EASTERN STAR.

On the oath instant a Lodge Of
the Order of Eastern Star will be
organized at Masonic Hall in Rocky
Bar. Officers will also be installed
for the first term and other exer-
cises had, consisting Of vocal music,
addresses, Rotations. etc. John
Martin, NJ. w. d. G. Patron, assis-
ted by +. =. Cavanah, Il. w. ID. q.
Marshal; w. c. Wickersham, II. w,
D. G.. Secretary, and Ed. Stearns,
r. w. d. G. Chaplain, will install
the following named officers:
Mrs. J. L. Gilman, Worthy Matron
G. ID. Golden, Worthy Patron.
Mrs G. ID. Golden, Associate Matron.
Ell. Stearns, Secretary.
Mrs. q. w. Fletcher, Jr., Treasurer
Mrs. +. H. Davis. Conductress.
Mrs. ]. H. Van Setback, Associate
Conductress.
Mrs. W. II. Owen, Adah.
Mrs. q w. jackson. Ruth.
Mrs. Cy. v. Smith. Esther.
Mrs. Geo. l.. Wall, Martha.
Mrs. u. b. Ethel, Elec'a.
Mrs. /. f. Meek, Warder.
James Stamp, Sentinel.
Isaac Culp, Chaplain.
J. +. Martin, Marshal.
Mrs. w c. Wickersham, Organist
The exercises will commence a
ppm. and the public is cordially in
vited to attend. In the evening 1
grand ball will take place at tn,
Odd Fellows hall, conducted solely
by ladies of the order.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21

Fresh groceries just arrived al
Golden's.
Cy Smith and John Van Setback
have put two men at work on their
Josie claim, a promising location
adjoining the Jim Blaine group oil
/ mines.
Nat Hall has purchased from &
II. McCarty the dwelling house for
merly occupied by Charlie Smith
has made many decided improve
ments and removed his family
therein.
Atlanta will celebrate the Fourth
in an appropriate manner. The
people of that noted camp know
how to have a good time-and they
intend to do SO on the coming 4th
of July.
The Boise Democrat reports the
condition of Mrs. Sol Newcomer
considerably better. This item will
be read with much pleasure by the
many friends here of this excellent
but afflicted lady.
Francis Gary recently located a
mining claim near Atlanta which
he calls the columbia" The
ledge is IL feet in width, free mil
ling rock, and the groupings assay
Si3.76 per ton in gold.
f. 7. Wyman made the BULLETIN
Office a pleasant call a few days
ago. Mr. Wyman has opened a law
Office in the north end of the Al
turas hotel, and as he comes highly
recommended by Boise City at
torneys no doubt he will soon build
up a good practice here.
A hilarious gentleman approached
the BULLETIN man the other day
and requested that he be announced
as 1.-THE lightweight candidate for
Sheriff of Elmore. As we cannot
now recall his name and he failed
TO mateTialize To the tune of $40,
his announcement must be deferred.
Ben Robertson brought in a big
load Of goods Tuesday for Fletcher
Il Fletcher. He informs us that he
has secured a good ranch in Bru-
neau valley, where his family now
resides, but that he expects 10 run
freight teams TO this place all sum-
mer.
Deputy Assessor Wall returned
home Thursday night. He was in
Glenn's Ferry few days ago and
says the town-site matter, he thinks,
will be amicably settled between
the new owner ana the householders
in short time, aud that Glenn's
Ferry people have declared their
town a candidate for county seat.
Up to Friday night the yishnu
tunnel had reached the distance of
425 feet from the Gilmore shaft, so
Superintendent Mccormick informs
us. At this rate Of driving the tun-
mel il will not be a great while be-
fore the celebrated Vishnu ledge
viii be tapped at a depth of
about 400 feet from the surface.
Although dull times is just
now the cry here Rocky Bar will
come 10 the front in grand style on
the glorious Fourth. The various
committees have worked faithfully
more money than is actually
necessary for the occasion has been
raised, and a programme appears
to-day that will be carried out with
credit 10 all concerned.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21
New Clothing
AT THE PosToFFIcE STORE

just received new stock 81 Gents
Furnishing Goods.
Gents and Boys Clothing, in suits
of all sizes.
Also large lot Of new, fresh Family
Groceries just arrived.
Come early and pick your choice.
1t q. ID. GOLDEN.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21

Serviceable suits for boys, at
Golden's.
Wood River valley is threatened
with another grasshopper plague.
Henry Dorsey, John Johnson,
Sam Kincaid, Dick Curtis, Search
field and Lawson each came in with
freight teams loaded with new goods
for our merchants on Thursday.
The people of Camas prairie liv-
ing within the boundaries of Gilmore
will ask that voting precinct be
established at Dyers' ranch, and no
doubt our Commissioners will grant
the request.
Mrs. Ida B. McKim, widow of
unfortunate and lamented VIM. III.
McKim, came in from Bonaparte
last Monday. Mrs. McKim has
been appointed administrators of the
estate by Probate Judge Culp.
Frank Willis came over from At
lanta Wednesday. He says that
Charley LANCE started the Buffalo
mill and mine that morning, and
he thinks that the Buffalo will now
continue operations for an indefinite
period.
James Smoot has sold his inter-
est in the Lincoln creek saw-mill
TO Casey Il Holland, his former
partners. What Jim's intentions
are We do not know, but trust he
will continue to reside in this neck
of the woods.
The BULLETIN editor acknowl-
edges the receipt of an invitation
from the Sisters of the Holy Cross
at Ogden to be present at the 18th
annual commencement of Sacred
Heart Academy, June %.
Hopkins & Liljegran have a nice
spring wagon and a good team, with
which Mr. Hopkins makes regular
trips between Rocky Bar and Min.
Home, carrying their own goods
and any passengers who may wish
to ride for $500 each per trip.
Jake Ulrich returned from At
lanta on Monday. He is highly
elated over the outlook for that
camp and will soon open his large
saloon in that place. Johnny
Goodyear left here on Tuesday to
take charge Of the business.
The Salt Lake Tribune has al
ways nobly stood by Idaho in every
particular, and our people should
reciprocate by sustaining what is
now the best newspaper in the great
Pacific Coast inland empire, and
not be prevailed upon to drop the
Tribune and support an obscure
Montana paper that has never
benefited Idaho an iota.
We have received from good
personal and political friend in
Mountain Home, a card for publica-
ton which strongly condemns the
instigator of a little county seat
item that appeared in last weeks
BULLETIN. The wife swapping" as
sertion was used only in meta
phorical sense. Our friend is en-
tirely too sensitive, and after con-
sideration he will no doubt be glad
that his card does not appear in
print. No reflection whatever was
intended, and it required a stretch
Of imagination TO view it in a serious
light.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21

Opening Address. by G. j. Golden
President OF the Day.
Song, Chorus -"America."
Prayer by Chas. NJ. Brown, Chaplain
Song, Chorus-"America's New Ma
tional Hymn"
Reading OF the Declaration OF indie
penJence, by +. 4. Wyman.
Song, Quartcite-"God Save the Ma.
ton"
Grafton, by Hon. j. W. Huston.
Song, Chorus "The Star Spangled
Banner"
Poem, by Miss Mabel Payne-"Liberty
and independence"
chorus-"Red, White and Blue"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21
Notice.

All persons knowing themselves to
be indebted 10 me, will please call and
settle before July LIST, as / shall then
leave to take up my residence in Mon
tana. i. s. WRIGHT, NJ. ID.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21
FOR SHERIFF..

TIE undersigned respectfully announces 10 IN,
qualified electors Of Rmore county that he will he
candidate for the ONCE Of Sheriff Of said county a
che eoning election subject to the approval Of tn.
Republican County Convention
ISAAC T. FITZwATER
Rocky Bar, June Il, 1900
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21
Hardwood.

send 10 G. r. Shaw, Mountain Home,
far Spokes, Fellows, Hounds, Axles or
any kind Of wagon timbers or hard
wood. Full supply always on hand
G. X. SHAW.
Min Hcmo, june ii, 1850. at
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21
FOR SHERIFF.

Setics 10 hereby given that the undersigned will
be candidate before the next Republican County
Convention for the pssni alton for the once Of
Sheriff Of Eimore County. A. J. BRUCE
Mountain Home. May -. $500
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21
TO THE LADIES.

seersucker, Amoskeag Cantons,
Ginghams, Sateens, Challie, Nuns
Yelling, Fancy Dress Goods, Parasols,
etc, just received 10y
HENRY SWANHOLM.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21

hereby announce myself candidate for the
sfhcs Of sheriff Of Elmore county, subject TO the
decinon Of the Democratic County Convention.
D. b. HILL
Mountain Home, June rs. 1850.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21
S. ii. MCCARTHY,
TORN EY AT LAW,
Rocky BAR, IDAHO.

ROCKY BAR, IDAHO.
Patents for Mining Claims obtained
at r. asonable rates.
VIII attend to all legal business Of
the late law firm OF Stull & McCarty.
Call on, on address, $. III. McCarty,
Rocky Bar, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-21
PROGRAM.

Exercises at Odd Fellows Hall, to
commence at 3 o'clock sharp.
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