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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
The ,I-M Crus;;irr;En.

Ea- Reno Joaruu! has commenced
tie publication OF q proposed ucy
C1.Gi:g:ion OF Nevada and vii! con-
tiauo e. publish i: in iag:allzeat5
uhti: FAC entire d21unon: Is GiTeG 20
the public. That already published,
the p5caaIDIs and Article /, is iiea.i-
cat, 50 far ~ We c,n discover, with
that rartot tho Instrument now in
force. The material changes VIII
5acur later on. The document is too
lengthy for publication in these
columns, but We EhaI! Eetc. from time
to time 20 the proposed amendment
in order that our readers may BE-
posted on its provisions.
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UOTl:L ~.li;G;ITaIs.
Depot Eo;c!--CIa-!t * Green, FRO.
n~-i...r<

= E-ha8-H-
F:anl; Garter. " s Wood, s 7;
.Iss !; u Winter. White Rex: siTG
John BzETc.; 4 iauEh;ar, M-s Frank
3Tr-aJl = cli.l. IGzcaroTa; i J.
Eu-"1c-. Crlc1: Vim J Collins, VIM
Z. 5!--1lE, Nevada. C.I: " y Con
nelly, Yates CRY. ala; y DalIin, La
moi..ef Lea W.nez. RUBY FaIiey.
: Wi!ao1, Fc-t HzE,scE; " II
Gc!dsT0E:Ay, 2 R-Tl;ns, Coi;ax; /,
S:0r.or. = S5oTEo., &acrameaso; :
Buckley. J Hc.l.y. Tuscz-o7a; Il Pol
lard. j - PCot., Calm; y Il Harvard,
T-la.o. Cal; ] IIawicr. Butte City.
Moat8GE; &c C.9n%e!l, Mp Booth,
Carson CITY: Il EegneT, s Lcvy.S f.;
" Ihonag, Nevada City: 7 Smell,
II EoiEt, Dseth: jose Alncda, =
Caatci, AiouE.aia City: . S Dennis,
g Il Grant, Ionc, Csii Henry fulton,
J i SohGIcT, CaliFGrHiu; p w Fccto
& wife, Eao:o1, Miss; j x Wilbur &
wi'c, rauEt1a. Mass.
FTFneizco Toaaa. Hf:as Mabel VII
liams, LtEclro-a; " II Chapman. /
Il Ra1:l; waiter Elr.o.C. I: FB7niH.
Fred Gleason. Wells: Geo Feeder.
star Waller: WGI S'riic,:. Dccth:>M
Shcchan, iIo.cnn: Eir & Mrs L G.
MARSHALL, ThGs CicaEy. Ca-IIn: James
CImp5cll. Fort Ilai!-ch: II y Middle
tra- South Fork: 4 i KRAFT. SarFa-
n!"atD; Geo = Robinson, } W Hcl;h,
I ? WoolycFtoH, John I{ricnko, Ruby
Valley; Waiter Brown, S p Carl
son, Hunters Ranch.
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oApr BIZ DosE

Und.rths as5Ts hsai t. Rs-o
5ournai eoaasas % tae Woatgo
CT tbs IrDzrEsDET tha. al. oc5-t.
b. Eeaasito tsalfs .; fo1t
.ssrs b. Lazaa.Ivn eaz-tHe>s- sai
Se1ya azsseisg :l2t tia tzra Of
OILS ka91iib c. - ertSajsit'ie jour
neissy:
E r1rr % S2o5 vu5e- oar r-a
est Cs-s.t1tsoa. Ta ASEsoS
ari o-s g yso c.5s- DiE0r c5e=iy
r= ars h3t ppovEic5 Tor n tbs o.
4zaic la9. it9sY ~ q StFe
crsai5gn ana eSzSslEec.i= a-S Ee2s-
t5ti9o1sa5i C the E- 2asrS poser.
20. . ii tne caioss n=uc!o1Si .. Che
4SDEsczoEs. Tasy gess e-ali.i b!
ira Sl4te G9astItatios E8Isl iizes
ta<4r t-a1l ESo ya1rE ard tbs L>S-
H @1aJ. cEsz-i Ezn L IL
- E1lE atr-tthe iagGziE.s
aga- anyea!Hg - sss EattEz- L e
"a PSzl.s ~ thai TsgeS. - z
Lzzr5 oi Colnty CJa1Z.3osE c.
B-5ooi TrGst%s-
Hc 60 not preslze ~ sly tazt tie
journal . in error, Edt o=s ezsZEe-
ton SIC I'll 10 fzdtiss tzauro 81 o5,
uEGaaty o1rers P-oTiiei f7- Il G>
UtaTita,;0a 81 EeSGia, The o=Iy
fztcoaace taeTs.9 Jzlag ths t5lie5inE:
SzrrIoS lG6. Use legislators shall
PrsTEf- fyFsas e~sDE. oT iosi%oga
CLa Ger G. las SuE--Ie tzs.,
GJaasy G&crzE. County 8~ccS.ieS,
Ssac z42A b cG-UIzo C@sEtT AILiS-
org, Da;fv1 aESrre-s, SGGItE.
Count. Surveyors, tuE..c AaElaE
irztors, SCI CtueT DCcuEa. C:acpzs-
=aG Ir- 81 iaT- their dutEzs sol eCz-
l~seGsztiJl. CoGaty CeEf-s snail BE-
rE-O3ci0 Clerks q the CoETts q r.
UFd- auG Of The So=rll5 q CJuaiy
CcnmiEiJneTs Il and Tor ahs4r Ee-
spectre cosurez
SEcuox Isl. All county oGcaz5
aba!i nC!dthei- CGica5 ~ iGs cc-EIE
Feat OF tAE.r respective o1IE&=
SEgrI0s 100. Tac leacT. Of Eny
ONE not bgresa FT0.EGed fuE Esy "
Gs!!ats1 b! las. or @Ge!a ~ - da.
rlar-d, sasL cLs5 saali II HeIl dCTIEI
tls pleasure OF the authority T.aEius
tas aYpJlatlasGt; 5ut tn5 Legislature
snail n9& crate say OAce, the teaunc
81 saica sla!! TO loa-c- tGGa iO-:
years. ezcsP. a .fers4I O-la:65 gc0-
II4ad IA tax Constitution
Gs-.lol 2!3 PROVIDES that 81! roUa.y
oIce.s under tho Territorial laws Z;
the tlme gaeI tbs constitution zl5ii
ta:s cI-.l sAaI continue il od-.
u.e! tas iI,s. HJaity II January,
1851, and Uu..l thes Eues=e.s AZ.
rIc@tei agd guaIiEeIf aal the Earl.
ses.b9a p7oTilss for IN election O
county OIslr5 IN LaHAr county q
the general election IN 1854, and tax
oEi.ca then elected sbgI hold ozis:
from the lrs: Monday 81 January
I'D. until the frs. Monday in Jan
ua.g, 1851, nl;l until t5s!- g~uccea=or
ETs ciec.ed ard qualified.
II the Constitution does r7oTLt
that the Tenure OK ol,c OF count.
Officers shall - t.2 :cz-, 20 "oci,
tszo i q Lvor Il toe JcaTu1iw5gl,
deagaats TAG asztlol Ia c-ler Tia.
We, az We! 50 otaaIs, may IL Ec.r !sh'
II the matter.
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So So - onci..am.

- = H@e.5rg e tts Bazri, hell
AZ: lS5a RS csrd inzs q!
md al iSs o:c=oe-oi DOS CT ecy
kid {. G&ipS1- % prohibited
from Taacing e large il ;he ,aEd G
The cSarSo@ or Hrabo,dt eouni:
9Slses State
i eenstz. the CoansaSoocs q
E-gSslit ozn:! are drEHinE thr
Ee pretty cs -hzl tie! sitszpt
. .-2Ata : mn from running a
lz-c 10 the EaI CT hs COURTHOUSE
- Ss@ca Il hzFazs = - TIE
cS-r- O. : d.
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The Ii.I.cy7 Case.

Yesterday rcon, just a. the State
rested, the trial ot hia jew for muir
Der vas STOPPED in consequence of tie
Illness OF juror Dirhl. Last evening
Ir. Diehl's s.ckroz5 assumed such 4
Geriou5 charncta. that d.. Hanson
thought he should oa taken home
and cuTcd for. Accordingly Inc
CoWt discharged tho jury, md com.
sci in tho case agreed 10 postpone tho
trial until next 1;uTember. In MIR
der trials the jurors arc not permitted
to separate. aud tweiyo men would
not DO Desirable in 81 s!c.: room, hence
tho necessity 81 diacharging them in
this cusc.-ISilycr State.
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nc Eosttrs Canrias.e.

Eo- tsf:hezera ccadfsztencotg
SO rrao-erc Q, tics ~,e n6 hessv:
On, bsaa. fzrae-, va>zt yoa G.i2G,
AaaE- drink And te taxes him to
.ho bSr. yae-H the selAirg 7rcr
are =aa ;h>l- s E-5s together
9TH = c!;2Z cIzE. Gink. Taea the
hcG@t ia-z=- mn HES bin qu:Szl:
a. - r5a to vhe=e TIE cSssr eznGi-
dates DOH SMILE smile, soIc. and NJ
taxes : GriHE gi;E h:c, icst 70 e2Ss
l2e paia T.tS=7, hHt lie votes tz7
,Eo= r. piea@ attSs Eh.e, EA;Ie,
HtL--f3trcS;5z 5iai'.
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Drowned

Yesterdays Central a'cvadan says:
Il pisty pf fro-thrcc mon and two
womon--Tore in bathing ~ Whine.
mucca yts;nrdty. Philip Mhtchc, ono
Of The par.! :, was missed blythe others
after coming out OF tho water. n
thorough cotrca was madc ana, alto.
al hours dilisent w3fli tho body of
The young man was raisoiD tho pur-
faoo by graphing iroDs-a l]iiclc5s
corpse, having drowned @hilo the
others wero indulsing IN sport.
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N. p. GUBDAGER.
Democratic County Central Conn
inittcc.

THERE Will Bt: 4 HErTIxG or
iIa Democratic ccn,f.l ,OlnrnIu-s q
Ilsn County ~ ito rG..D CEI. IS Dursry in
J Itn hi I"'Di1Uk ,. 81. MIGUC.daS. AuEusi ~.
- FOR il" Vriepuro ~ rAiIfag ;rIruafisr for
tbs ~'ie"Iinu ~ delegates 80 lilo DrmnrrsIc
S'lic C"hyt alton 20 ip hfId al Reno. acp,cfr.
rthtr buslr'Es a. trty cp.tr I.f. 70 Tho Com.
inii'.c. Tho foilHniTg rEJIsi ;sf IONS ire
ucmb.I. Of 'r!i Csrmiitt q: J.W. Darrry,
q. " ,jit..oh.l hguisa Uuut-r, water CHsFa.
Itirh. hbnrrN saaEp. lao. -. Ddfr-v, t. A..
M"olTyr;En,o tb Ntibtaah. Hu-E a~i-riin. JaT
3"1ltai, 81 trolley. {. H.. Garry, {. ~. III.
l?nBSr. EDhl. s.. SslHes. Ben. AHpsif5ny. q.
~. iltlc. i. ~. Goblet. a trii attendance
81 mar1ltts, cIlh"r ~ person ar by PROXY, ia
rBrIIrullIy rcgG's.cI'
J.. v. DoBsEr. Cblitnan.
EiLo, August 7. 1850.
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Ms:c. Cs=e D.suassed.

In the D.5tEiC: Court yesterday, 4
Gecrae 0; dismissal Ias eatereiia the
case a P, =. &LarEcE, - al. ~. J. ".
ToE=l, q al This IS Iae great wats.
suit cas-, il which thee ws-e 80 de-.
isaGcu:s. The act ucde! which the
suit vzs brought. wazGsc!arsiuacoa-
stitutioaa! by the District Coa-t here.
-J.-Ter Safe.
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Tse Itah E!se;io..

tbo election IN Ts5e- comfy
lOEGcu- ths No--aUcs ck=:ei three
o~E:re-z-;tz IEs@z9-s-, tie Coris:to.
and the Sze-E-;za reua5r5ero OF the
cyaaty Cheers being Gcat.I& VIC
have 70 Gaza!tc 5.t9-Es from Sal!
Lake C.ty, bit q LH-zE- Cache
coaaty, /: Is said tLo Saints naie 2
clan sween.
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n Sure Cure For pies.

itching pile7 nre known by moiat.
urclito p~orsPiSaiion, causing ini"ns5
itching When Hnrm. This form as
we'll 10 Bind, bleeding and rroEud.
ing, yield at ouco 10 Or. BoGanEo's
Pic Romedy, which n1ie directly on
tho parts hTociCd, rbrorbg iumots
ailays itching and cfocta permanent
curc. toe. Druggists rrmail, treatise
free. DR.. BosanEo, piquu, o. Sold
u L. l.. ILul!or.
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ror County snperlnlcndent.

Tho nrct1bdy 10 avail herself OF tho
enlarged sphere OF wbman'a u%0cfil-
moss provided fof under Tho recent
amendment 10 the CJnJitutioD, 10
Mrd. Alice /. Rtc5r1, daughtcr OF r..
~ Stone, who announces horrcli in
this inJr9 90 Republican and q can.
didatc fof County Superintendent Of
sohoylir
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Undertaking..

Having purchased Of Brown & Hos
kins their intereot in tho Undertake
lug business, am now prepared 60 ut.
tcud 70 ali cHils IN that limo. ] will
nlso attend TO The repuiring ard NJ.
hpi5teFrhg OF Furniture. Ctu. Shop
on Commercial street. next door &c
Brown & Iioakips' Old stand.
60 n. L. PETERSON.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
Notice to creditors.
In tho Matter Of the Estate OF
Thomas Cannvnn. Deceased.

NoiiCT II uTasHs GIVEN ~ THE
~ H~nd=fafgpcl. the AdmihisttAtor II The
ksts'c ~ FH9ioas Csuovsn deceased, - t'
creditors .ot, Hnl all parsons hrying cisiin'
s~fsirEt the saIi deceased. 10 exhibit ihstn
With the r'cccsssfy voueh@t'. Within ten
months sf.9r The FIRST rIiilsa ton of itl'
notice. {" The hdministf tor uf sAid Estate AZ
his once In She town and county Of Eiio'
State Of EJyain.
orc. II. MEIGS.
ahrfDistraior ot The Estate % Tho:nis
CanusAu. deceased.
~. pirINHR.
hty. fer Adnirisitato'.
Dated. Augusta. 100. -
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Thoco who doaifo 20 pusoha~e ell,
best quality oi Groceries nnd Pro.
y%iaiUi;g aro ;efcTFod TO The above re.
liab'o houfe whore fair dealing and
courteous treatment is Ito Tdlc.
Glassware, Tinwarc, Stonowafo, Nails
ctcs always in stock.
lI H.CuAsE.
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I;ErRExCEI3IGXr.

Among the methods proposed !or
cutting down the expenses 81 tho
State. proposed in tho aidrazs cub
Ef.>i % the S,aa Board Of Trade
Tor their Constellation, we note the
fgL2=ias:
@Wo would first abolish tho Su.
rrcaee Cont, q, : distinct Court, and
rollirB thc four District judges OF
tls Slate 70 meet twice a year and
hold terms OF tlia Supreme Court, and
decide in bang such cnses Gs haze been
appealed from tho District Courts OF
the various conntios; thus saving
$4,000 aer annun upon that score
alone. Too s]llGrios Of tho District
Judges chouId lie fixed n%nrt exceed
jng 5000, instcud OF $500. their
present compensation, which includes
travelling expenses, and thereby SAY
$3.50, which would mako Q retrench-
ineut ia our Judicial department OF
more Than $4,000 each year.
"Wc would diapenso with Il Clerk
Of tbs SIpremo Court at L s3iary Of
s]lGJ0 per year, and feqnird tho Secre-
sary ot State 10 attend TO these duties
nad it IL safo 90 say TINT with the
addition OF such Garvices cast upon
that officer, ho would still have 10
labor on 10 aycrago OF less than four
hours PEI. dSy during eGgh OF the
twelve calendar months.
eY'g baiioHo tint the position Of
Attorney General could be sarrafcod
Githunsany datriCte to the efficiency
~. Tho public service aud ihoreby
SfnYc ua frJIu contributing annually
f3,o1of2r the sake OF "A position where
no adciuato scryicsi aro over per-
sorn,o1 o. the salary over earned by
the inrunb5nh 1t Ia n patent fact,
iinc%n to eyoty resident in tho west.
err part OF tho State, TINT the AZ
tosncy.Gaisra ia soarcel! ever ct kia
post OF duty, and TIE only thing thoy
Il, sgith airy drzree OF industrs and
Lo!nlarity ito draw tho salary and
e1ds,yor 10 hold Oh to the position.
1t ia recommended that the D,siss-
lnturo bo cut down to forty mombgrs,
The per diem reduced to iiyc dollars,
eird milcdgo 70 twenty-five cents pec
milo ono way. "iYith this Hcalns
down in members. per diem anil mile.
ago" nays tho address, "thc biennial
.bs5si3n OF oar legislature ctr b hold
Mt u cost moi exceeding 33h3)o, where.
us tho present outlay GenorGlly
reaches from $500 to $4,000 at
each session. We also balioYo that y
besJion onco 10 four years woull ho
quito sufipiont 10 meet III require.
i%nonts, until Biicb time as our increase
IN population might warrant ssesions
%. shorter intervals"
1854. ae---.No-s 4ss.-r---~-- r 1
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10

9-FiPoSt:-Jud;c Shaftcr has Civ
on bis written findings OF facts end
judgment in tic celebrated case o.
Sharon KS. ShTron. His findings Of
fact aud dccigion IRE brici and plain.
He finds Mrs. Terry rerc? vas the
vito Of the lato william Sharon, and
therefore is not entitled 70 any inter
est in tho estate which no left.
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County Superintendent.
spcctai Notice.

All persons who nre indebted to mo
for booi, etc, are requested 10 settle
thor billa Immediately aud thereby
savc costs. Patience has ceased 10 DO
n virtue, and q word 10 tho WISE ~
sufficient
iw f. L. BtLKEY.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10

Tio Enterprise hos kindly assumed
tho responsibility OF spokesman for
thc Reno Gazette. Tho Gazette no
doubt appreciates the favor and
Lrcnthes q gigh Of relief.
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Dry Goods.

Miro. 9. Il. Lynn has just received
II nice stock Of assorted dry goods Of
Tho iitcs! styles. CAL at Ter rce!s
dcncc aUi u4amino goods and inquire
prices
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Notice Of Distribution.
IL THE DISTRICT COURT Or TIKI
j state .! Nevada. in mud for Elko CouIty.
In the NATTER ofihc Estate OF Aaron
Van Week. Deceased.

Willlar7 i3cssi'iuc. Administrator Of the
Ts'atc %! iagoa N0a NluCk, DsCvastd. having
heretofore hIe,i llF I-Iiiion praying fnf sn
rrlc5 Of I!siI.lUt.un OF the Ls.aiu of sa!d
dvcca-S. sinuuE the pcr~ou- entitled:
EOTICE II HEREBY GIVES 10 All
"a ~I"g9'as interested IN tbs Estate oftfc
r'ii Aaron Van NlC,N. GcrCascd, 10 &c aud
appear i6torc iac District Court 81 the S!Aio
Of NVgsdt, in nip1 FOR Klko County. 1T the
Courtroom Of said Court. iH the ioNr Of
l.-'. "a TUcsd.y, the Second dog 2. sypten-
h~T, 1850, ~ teu o'Clpgs 4. y. Of ,aIi day then
aud ihCrr 60 sAnr cause. II any there te, Why
Hi OrlCr OF Distribution 81 ,hv rfocc~i'o Of
s1!i Estate now OF hand shougi mt ~ made
Nu""g the htiSS o; aid deceased, according
10 law.
t.r1t l.. o. Henderson,,
~ CLERK.
'~ Dated, August 4. 1850.
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Dentistry.

I will 10 in Ellsp, July 10, 1890, No
Room ~. Depot Hotel. mud will 70.
main n few days FOR tho practice If
my profession All those who require
first class dental wofk will plcnto tako
notice.
q. ~IIAluiTos.
II. Dont!at.
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NntIrn

Tho regular examination Of appli::
can;s for tcaUhots' license will bo hold
at tho Court room in Elko, commenc>
.inK ON Thursday, August II, 1891
1rAchnrg who hGyc pngsgd thrco que.
ccrsful examinations fNr certificates
In Eiko county will not ho required
To appear, ms ihoir certificates will be
rcnowCd.
W. &. LosE,
I'd County Supcrintcndcnt.
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Honor TudeS:-Our church folks
nro going 10 get up 4 nstiyal and bali
raise o fund 10 buy soda water for
Drclcher to eobor upon "NVith
sippeSg thcy aro shoi, that
" dance in the ptdise of
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This toirrod.3rr Saloon wilt 80 conducted
n Popular, EsiaLilThm mt
IiYc Ana

confor;nhlc Deds~s-wcn Aired Rooms.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-05
A PATRIOTIC, PRACTICABLE
SUGGESTION.

Al the close Of the exercises on the
Fourth, Chief Justice Beatty was
called upon by the President OF the
Day for few remarks. He responded
by saving the call was entirely unex-
pected to him, and he would attempt
nothing more than few suggestions,
which he hoped. by some means, might
reach the first Legislature OF the State
of Idaho. lie said that the most GER
tain mode OF making the people pa
triotic is TO teach the children the
lessons OF loyalty aud love for their
country in the public schools; that one
of the lessons TO be taught is the
knowledge of and regard for tina,
which represents its country-its flag
After reference TO the early his
tory Of the flag he said it has been as
serted that there is not to-day any
statute in the United States fully de-
fining the dimensions aud proportions
uf the flag or the arrangements oil
OF the stars thereon, and that there Ia
not school hook in tile land that
contains its history or description
He closed by suggesting that ldaho''
! first State Legislature enact as a par
OF the law of the new State:
First-That il be required that 1
full history and description Of the flal
be given in some Of the school book
to be used in the public schools of til,
! State, and
Second-That the law require tina
during school hours the flag be un
\ furled over school buildings through
out the State wnirh is supported h!
public funds, and thai ms ii reward q
merit, the pupil whose record fo
scholarship and good behavior is best
be accorded the honor of raising it il
the morning and lowering it at night
We hope Judge Braity's suggestion
may receive due attention during tn
early days of the first session OF tn
Idaho State Legislature.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-05
GRAND JURY REPORT.

ROCKY BAS. Idaho, July s. 1870
To Ills Honor the Judge Of the District Court for
Elmorc County, Idaho:
The Grand Jur, for Elmore county, Idaho, for the
June Term A. ~ ise0, Of the District Court 81 our
county, respectfully sbrnlt the following report:
There were six felony cs-es presented for the con
sidcration Of the jury We uund indictments against
ave petspns@ three for felony and two for mlssie.
esncr-and dismissed TIVE cases. We have con
siercd other complaints and have been ia session
four daya
We visited the p,ihllc huilIngs n the county and
found them in good condition. The jail = clean, the
premises well provided for, and all county on
sal- Oblng courteous and attentive 10 their duties
Complaints brought tefore this grand jury
against persons tor maintaining public nn,sance- m
the vicinity Of Rocky Bar. These complaints were
not la tangible shape, brit have referred these
matters TO the District Attorney for his early con
shesatlon.
In this exercise OF our dutlsz. In themselves un,
PHEASANT We were greatly assisted by the Intelligent
avce and courtowls action OF the District Attorney,
and 10 the baiiid give thanks for his really at
tention 10 our wants
This grand jury desires 10 call the attention Of
magistrates throughout the county 70 the la~ Shsei
governs them IN taking examinations In criminal
Ises. out 81 seven eases sent before this grand
jury the deInstion- In only two propcrl,
taken, IN this other se the dispositions were q
manifestlv wrong that We doubt whether II insiict
nents ~ere found on them the Court would sustain
them. We call especial attention % these mAgis
tter secion 1919 Of the general statutes u Idaho
ami 10 each subdivision OF that scvton. Nv comply
in with this seeton u the trouble and eNpenss
Of sending for witnesses, We had 60 do in sescra
CASTS.
This grand jury takes pleasure In Recommending
the accuracy, and legal cxactne-s OF all case
sent here fos examination by Justice A. NJ sinnott o
Glenns Ferry, and We commend his example 20 tn
other magistrate. If this county.
Above report unanimously adopted.
BAKTLf CLINTON, Foreman.
FP ANDREAs, secretary
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-05

Ed. Stearns was born lucky.
Twenty-three years ago he first saw
light on st. Johns day. His birth
day was duly celebrated here on
the oath of June and on that day
he was the recipient of a handsome
Masonic watch-chain charm as
birthday gift.
LAWYERS =. NJ. Bruner, F. f. En-
sign, l.. Price, V. s. Anderson, 7.
Angel, of Haley. V. Bierbower of
Shoshone. Tom Catalan, 10 Huston
of Boise are attending the District
Court here this term.
John Van Schaiok returned from
Pine Grove Wednesday to help us
rejoice Mt blooming Statehood
and to look after his political fences.
Mrs. Inez Hays, daughter Of Mrs.
Naomi Mcdonald Phelps, the Idaho
poetess, arrived here from Canyon
creek Tuesday last.
Uncle Pat Linnehan came up
from Mt. Home this week to attend
to some Jail birds who were indicted
for robbery.
G. w. Snowden, the celebrated
hunter and trapper, (now rancher)
came in from Canyon creek last
Wednesday.
Captain Prey and wife came over
from Atlanta on the morning of thu
Fourth and joined in the festivities
Of the day.
Charlie Setback returned from
the east few days ago and wa'
welcomed back by many friends.
Commissioner Stoc kton and Fred
Wright from Glenn's Ferry, arrived
here Wednesday night.
VIM. Pfaw and Mrs. Fred PfaN
returned Thursday night from I
visit to New York.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-05
INSTALLATION OF oFrrcERs.

The following named officers Of
Rocky Bar Lodge No. %, |. 0. o.
f., were installed Wednesday even
ing by Grand Master p. NJ. Bruner,
assisted by G. NJ. Payne, Grand
Marshal, Nat Hall, Grand Warden,
and H. Henderson, Grand Secretarys
+. w. Liljegran, N. G..
w. c. Wickersham, V. @.
n. Contancin, +. :.
S. ii. McCarty, r. s.
J. w. Rowett, Treas.
III. c. Swanholm, c.
+. Trevettic, w.
II. Riley, |. $.
Chris. Farrell, o. s.
S. L. Hayhurst, r. s. N. G.
]. C. Hayes, L. s. n. G.
Il. Chattin, r. s. V. G.
Chas. Cofiie, L. S. Y. g.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-05

Dan Harrington and daughter re-
turned from Boise last Friday night,
where Miss Mamie had been at
tending school at st. Theresa Acad-
envy. The commencement exer-
cises were held in Sonna's opera
house and in the Statesman's ac-
count Of the affair we find the fol-
lowing references TO Miss Harring-
ton: THE Ship on Fire by Miss
Harrington was not only an exhibit
ton Of singular vocal power but in
action had tinge Of the dramatic
as we'll" And "the work Of Mise
Mamie Harrington Of Rocky Bar
was represented in some beauti-
fully executed drawn work on col
ored linen, with embroidered table
cover and some drawn work on
tides; also a beautiful white satin
banner, embroidered with spray Of
wild roses" Also, miss Harring-
ton received the first premium in
photography, grammar. arithmetic,
ancient history, philosophy, chris
tain doctrine, fancy work, first di-
vision first-class vocal and third
class instrumental music; second in
drawing, penmanship, composition
and epistolary correspondence" All
Of which the BULLETIN is pleased
to publish about one of our popular
young ladies.
The Tribune firmly but respect
fully would say to President Harri-
son that we cannot send him the
paper complimentary. We must
have the IS. This is n precedent
we established with President Cleve-
land, and great moral journal like
this cannot afford to be partial. OF
course we realize that it is neces-
sary in your business to have the
great family guide in your house
hold and don't want 10 be mean
just because we have got the "cinch"
but we cannot depart from estab-
: lished rules.-Caldwell Tribune.
Bob Chattin is now located in the
old Mel Campbell building.