davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-26
RESgDENCExoTS.

Gil O00-Two lots d2o feet square' at
e'1L.OOo the northwest corner of Madi-
son and Tenth streets. This is universally
acknowledged the choicest corner in the
city for fEe residence, aud 1t is one of
the few locations where tie view will not
be obstrueted. Mr.. Otto Ranke is now
building fine pressed brick mansion, the first
trick residence in the city, diagonally across
Madison street. This is not only the most de-
siraole corner in the city, but the cheapes.
property IN the vicinity. and we i'm gine it will
find ready sale if there is any one in the city
seeking location Tor a fine residence.
81 750-Two lots u2o feet squared north
" soo east corner of Tenth and Stewart
streets. Both streets now being graded and
a brick business block is TO be erected on the
opposite corner. This is cheap property with .
good future.
Cd 000-Lot on Eleventh street, near the
epf.UUU corner of Columbia, in the heart
OF the choicest residence district in the city.
S4.00O-Iwo Of the choicest lots in
son street. on the summit of the elevation.
with magnificent view.
CD OA0-A fine corner in Renton addi-
epZ.cOO ton. with . 90-foot frontage.
GO 7sO-l2o feet square in Renton addi-
9Z.scO ton.
CD O00-Lot on east side of Olympic ave.
O-.-VO nue. in Queen Anne town.
$1,000 sa 40. on Lombard street. near
% k00-An of Block 4, T. Hanford's
C%,cOO addition.
OF e00-Two desirable lots in Phinney's
SI3OoO addition, near Broadway.
CT SO0-Two lots nearly opposite Judge
pL,coO Lichtenberg's residence, near
the corner of Broadway aud Depot streets, with
a fine view.
CT O00-Lot on Birch street, near Pros
44.-OO pect in MERGERS second addition.
CT lQ0-Lots in Renton addition from
@lsOOO 1900 upward.
SLoO north end cable road. Corners $500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-26
And While Speaking Of These

Gloves it is worth while TO re-
member that for years they
were sold under the name of
P. Centemeri & Co., and built
up for that name a reputation
that only such a glove as the
Maggioni could create. 1t is
well to keep this in mind when
buying a pair of gloves.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-26

ise genn' ak scsrf2. Chester clearH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-26


y
:
TIT .
s - |
< fnOt .
{ |
[ LIN
4 f-
=.
+ I1ha
+ H Fa
+
f tor
+ eeef
-.
{ ps'1l
Z
( IL. |
3 Au.E..
+ Iae
ne 4
T naa
/ hrau
@ IN y
+ p q
I - o.
4 ~
. sauos,
. ", 20 |
on !.
iayi
eAs
gar \
: wei
Anss
x ~ !.
ere z
/. an !
L.,
~. =
eau
4. Many |
I. redIser
(. |. tell
I'd Unit
~ OF
he Lis
! vice
3 stag |
/ mod
cans a
As foil
,ex n
cn e !
ian
enss /
~ no"
MI
10y
.Ds ,Mos
seianu
.alss
ing ing,
I'm .ne,,
~ y
or
/. 70.
no Z
e tue
liacIn1
uuc1io
venus
minist
ina oena
kepuni
20 q
Hctu Z,
? McA
I
yer 70 ]
csonpeI
t q, ~
the 81
HKed
I an
the pe
tiiiing
fenie 9
Wo-sevl
ma su
iturc y
xi q
< the
prev
! Win
tarin |.
10 lew
90 they
afnef
mpote
ssia.
OF OF =
nxeo X
corn
Price ~
tue We
otectea
iustrat
Z unty
v whic|
sts. ano
aundfe
APP rett
I Deior
7 must
? cargo
es tlreas
go LOT J
get toi
eir we X
cir ms
nanniaI
,niy "
IRON
AZ the
Amer
rriags
sOsas on
~ ~ o W.l
- sAan.
o NJ ~
~ -.
Ans
:, ).
- An
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-26
LINES OF DISTRICTS.
The School Board Adopts New
Boundaries.
OPENING DELAYED ONE WEEK
New Buildings are Not Ready Yet
School at the Head OF
the Bay.

The school board at ITS meeting last night
decided to postpone the opening of the
public schools to September s.; and also
adopted the new boundaries of the dis
tricts, besides transacting other important
hrarinnac
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-26
IrANcE FROM MONTANA.

Judge Liohtenberg. after brief vacation
OF a week at the hop ranch, resumed his
seat on the bench of the equity department
yesterday morning. Several matters came
before him, the most important being the
case OF James McGiIl, o. DeVoe and others.
the contractor and laborers arrested for
contempt of court. for continuing work on
the winehill building after being restrained
by the court They were given hearing and
discharged. The evidence showed that the
work done by the defendants after the or
der of the court was served was simply
clearing mp the rubbish. without any con-
tumaciays infant
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-26
But Everybody Knows That a

Pretty hand, covered with a
poor-fltting glove, is certainly
in as bad taste as a diamond
set in brass. We just mention
this to call your attention to
those peerless Maggioni gloves.
You know all of their excel
lencies by wearing them. To
be obtained in Seattle only at
our glove counter.
And Whiln Qnnakina nf lhnsn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-26
A Kiss Without a

Moustache is like an egg with
out salt is an old Spanish say
ing. Whether this be true or
not only those who have in
dulged in osculatory pleasures
with lips that were adorned by
a moustache or one sans a
moustache can tell.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02
BEAR CREEK COMPANY.

The BULLETIN reporter visited the
Mountain Goat mine and works
Thursday and found Superinten-
dent Cavanah, Foreman Mackey
and their assistants busily engaged
at various improvements prepare
tory TO working this valuable prop
erty on an extensive scale. The
tunnel is being enlarged and re-
timbered in substantial manner, a
new blacksmith shop and store
house is nearly completed and
timber is on the ground for the cree
ton of an engine and boiler house.
Also large lot Of 12x12 timbers
for supports in the chamber TO be
excavated in the tunnel are piled
in the yard near the tunnel en-
trance, and Pete Jeffreys is daily
delivering firewood, tagging and
other mining timbers. The exca-
walton for the hoisting machinery
will be made 800 feet from the
mouth of the tunnel. The cham
Der is to be "a feet long, II feet
wide and "a feet high. Major Cav
anah is daily expecting the arrival
of the hosting machinery, and will
increase his fierce of workmen as
fast as they can be used to advan-
tage. Ike Culp has the contract
for excavating and timbering the
chamber mentioned above, which
fact alone is a guarantee that the
work will be done in a first-class
manner. The old ore-house is to
be taken down and more commo-
dious one built Mt a convenient
point. The Goat is butting ahead
to success slowly but surely.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02
SheriF's Sale.

rs virtue Of an execution issued out Of the DIS
trirt Curt of the second Judicial District Il the
,rri.ary 81 Idaho In ani Tar the County of Elmere
wherein Clark Benson vas piaiHin and the Pine
Grove Gold Mining Company defendant upan a
Judgment rendered On the sth DAY ~ July. 500 FOR
the sum q $3.50 q loo, besides easts and interest
have this dan icvsi upon all tire right title claim
an interest q said defendant In a to the following
le-crshsi real estate. tp-ult;
The cola Iiill ns!ne the Mammoth mine the Ram.
rod mine and one hall interest in the Darling mine
IN sitna II In piHe Grove mining district Esnors
county lslalo and standing the retass d Elnaors
eounty ia the Of the Pine Grove Cold iil Min.
ing Company.
Also, al the right title ard intercs. q the said
atsaye Pine Grove Gold Mining Company in and
70 the Gold MiaiHg Gumpsnys miilS quartz
mill - twenty stamps situated IA the u Pine
Grove and the lard uilon which Il stands all and
singular .he machinery. engins. hoiler, STAMPS belt
IN and all the aEpnrtsnranee-, everything In any
s.lanneT heansjng - IL
Also III the right. tils AMI interest In the black
smith ship i'elnnsiag % and hear sait mill
AaS thr boarding house asd ssarr-h0use up the
guleh aud near the Gali Hill mine, about one mile
from Pine Grove, known a. Pins Grove cempAny's
houses
Notice l. hereby given that will, on the NINTH
tlay 81 August 1898 a. II O'Clock IN of said day,
IN front OF the eosFt house deor uf the county Of
Emare - at public auction. tor cash, lawful money
OF the United States la hand, all the right. title.
claim and interest ii said dueni.at Pine Grove Gold
Mining Company, Of, in and ~ the above de
scrihes property. much thereof shah satisfy
Aid Judgment ~ith interest anil eost tine highsst
and best hiider
Dated ths 18th day II july, isao
GREENE WHITE Sheriff.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02
BIDS WANTED
For the Building q Two Bridges
Across South Baisa River.

The location ~ the lower bridge is near the upper
end of ''JuhnsOns Ranch SAID bridge 10 consist Of
two spans each eighty feet in length and twelve
wide, with Necessary approaches. This bridge will
have two acknowledged piers sixteen feet IN width
Nv thirty six feet in length. and ahutment upon
the right bank fourteen feet IN width; on good and
sufficient foundation and height such required 10
support said bridge al distance " eight feet above
high water marx.
The site fer the upper hrilgo i shsa, tEe hundred
Yards above the ford a; Jacssan's Ranch The bridge
70 coss, Of span ~ eighty Zee, and q sixty
feet pier and two ahutments with necessary az.
proAches height and width u bridge, pier and abut
nents sane A. lower briigc.
These bridges AZ. 10 he constructed ~ xufhcient
strength ~ sustain a weight ~ 40. 100 pounds
Sealed bids will be reserved bv the board ~ Com.
misslQnsEs u Emnrc county. idaho, until 40 O'Clock
a. Of August -, lsaa each hsi to be accompanied
nY nrait and spc hcations Of the bridges proposed
10 be- bailt by the bidder
A. the same time bids viii be resolved Tor the
building % a road between the proposed bridges
commencing ~ the loNer bridge and ending at Hen
Brown heli, connecting with the old road Said
road will be 2pi miles long, Of which $50 feet will
be grading. and Of this distance 1850 will be IN rock
the graded part not less than twelve feet vide and
the remainder uf the legal width
Both bids 10 be accompanied with good and sufa
cient bonds.
Further information he obtained at the County
Surveyors office, Rocky Rar
Bids will also be received AZ the same time for
furnishing the county Offices with atty (50 cords Of
wood.
The right to reject any and all bids is re.crvei.
JOIN 7. GILMAN, Clerk
hoari Of County Commissioners, fillmore County,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02
PINE GROVE ITEMS.

Died. at Pine Grove, Idaho, July
%, 1890. Mrs. Martha Saltcrs. n
native Of Georgia, aged SO years.
Deceased leaves two daughters here,
Mrs. r. II. Head and Mrs. Y. a.
Wilson, and many warm friends
who sincerely mourn her loss.
All the personal property belong
ing to the Pine Grove Mining Co.
was sold here last Friday at public
sale to satisfy Judgment. The real
estate will be sold August .. This
is a good chance to buy good mine
and 20-stamp mill cheap.
Frank Andreas had some ore
milled from the Goat mine near
this place, that went Sloo per ton,
Charley Hancock brought up
some ore from the mines near Dixie
that milled $50 per ton.
JEFF Bogard has gone to Mountain
Home to take in the Statehood eel
ebration on the 30th.
Politics are redhot and office
seekers thicker than graybacks were
on Louise creek twenty years ago.
Owing TO absence your CORES,
pondent will be unable to appear in
the BULLETIN again for some time
SOONER.
Pine Grove, July %, 1890.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02
GLENN's FERRY FACTS.

Mrs. r. Z. Easley has returned
from a visit to the east.
James Burnett is very low with a
severe attack Of typhoid malaria.
Engineer John Mulhern and wife
have started on protracted visit to
western Nebraska.
Rev. Father Van der Donckt held
divine service in the school house
on the Doth. On account Of the
present lumber famine the building
of the church is delayed
Hank Deland started last week
for HALEY hot springs with Prof
Smith. The Professor returned to-
day reporting Hank on the improve.
Stationary engineer Chas, Skip
per, is supremely happy. 1t is a
newly arrived girl, weighing ten
pounds. Mother and baby doing
well.
The real estate market is lively
here just now Commissioner Stock
ton Is disposlng oil his lots at good
prices, and Captain Hammer is
making lively sales in the Hammer
addition. Prices run from $40 per
lot to $40 per foot.
Hons. Tom Catalan of Boise, and
Vic Bierbower of Shoshone, last
week measured swords in legal
battle in the Justices court here,
and this mighty combination Of
legal talent and eloquence drew a
large crowd TO the court room.
John Tapscott, who was arrested
for unlawful cohibitation with Mat
tie Albright, was discharged last
Saturday by Justice Sinnott, the
court ruling that no ceremony be-
ing Necessary to constitute a mar
riage in this State, the parties are
lawfully man and wife. Tap, how
ever, would have preferred the
county jail and be a free man after
his time would be served.
Glenn's Ferry, July %, 1890.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02

County Surveyor Towne and Tim
Downey were busy Thursday sur
veying the Jim Blaine group of
mines.
The owners Of the Germania
mine. opposite the Mountain Goat
dump have built a good wagon road
to their tunnel.
Judge Bart Clinton has been
gracing the easy chair in the Re
corder's office during the absence of
Deputy Wickersham.
Gilmore county is now over $780,
600 in debt. Removal of the county
seat would increase the debt $780,
600 or $4,000. Taxpayers should
remember this fact.
K. Z. Miller, a prominent con-
tractor and builder of Caldwell. was
in Rocky Bar few days during the
past week and made the BULLETIN
office friendly call.
The tunnel on Jake Ulrich's
Brewery lode is being pushed into
the hill. They have already found
very rich quartz stringers, and
doubtless Jake will some fine
autumn morning awake to the real
ization that he il a bonanza king.
James Nicholson, Geo. Fletcher
and G. NJ. Payne have had water
conveyed in pipes to their dwelling
houses from large iee-cold spring
on the opposite side of the noun
tain. This fact should materially
enhance the value of the above
mentioned properties.
Our good old friend, Judge Street,
editor Of the ketchum Keystone, is
informed that the Gilmore Commits
sioners are not guided by the action
Of Logan's county dads. When Al
turas takes the proper steps El-
more's interest money on the AL.
turas debt will be forthcoming
promptly.
At the distance of 300 feet from
the mouth of the Little Elmore tun.
mel Harvey, Jinkins & Co, the
owners, Thursday night cut the
Pittsburg ledge, which prospects
$50 per ton in gold The width oi
the ledge is not yet aseertained, but
the next issue Of the BULLETIN will
give full particulars of this import,
ant strike.
II is very evident that the self
respecting Democrats Of Elmor,
county will not submit 10 dietatior
of Central Committees or those who
imagine they are leaders. States
we are informed, arc already made
but If good men are ignored for pc
litical positions defeat will surel,
/ follow. A nomination does not il.
sure an election among the indie
pendent Democratic voters Of thii
county
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02

Hendrick, the Haley jewler, will
arrive here Thursday, August 7th.
The Vishnu tunnel is now in $40
feet and rapidly nearing the ledge.
Unless a man has character that
won't show dirt he had better keep
out Of politics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mute Nichols came
up from their ranch Thursday and
attended the dance.
Miss Ellie Holland of Atlanta
and Miss Mildred Hart Of Nampa,
graccd the ball room floor Thursday
evening.
The searching party that went
down the river last Sunday failed
to find any trace of the body of I'M
fortunate Billy Mckim.
Young Arthur Golden has re-
Gently proved to be the mighty
hunter of Idaho, by the large
amount of wild game he bags.
The Statehood ball given Thurs
day night was an unusually pleas
ant affair. The Abbott orchestra
furnished the music with their well
known excellence and the supper at
the Alturas Hotel was number one
Two saloon men. side by side,
For getting trade the first relied
On advertising far aud wide:
The while the second trusted
To other methods to obtain
The golden prize he sought TO gain.
Upon the first the dollars rain
The other mIXolagist busted.
The Virginia Chronicle says there
are fewer idle men on the Comstock
now than at any time in its history,
and us the election for United States
Senators takes place this year, there
will doubtless be large addition 10
the present force of men employed
in the mines before the polls are
opened next November.
J. A. Blossom is sinking an mr.
tesian well at Battle Mountain,
New The well is now down $40
feet and the gravel brought up by
the pump Yields about two dollars
in gold TO the pan. The discovery
has created considerable excitement
at Battle Mountain, and il is posi-
bile that means will be devised for
getting the gold.
fE Advertisements in local col
umns &c per line.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02
For over EInY ! ears

Mrs. wtSsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used by mothers for their child
rem while teething. II disturbed at
night and broken Of les 10y a sick
child crying with pain of Cutting
Teeth send at once aud get hottie OF
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for
Children Teething. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately
Depend upon it, mothers there is no
mistake about it. IL eur Is piarrhma,
regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
cures Wind Collie, soiterIs the Gums
and reduces Inflammation n. l. pleas
ant To the tast. The pr escription OF
one Of the oldest aud best female
physicians aud nurses id the United
States, and is sold at 25c per bottle by
all druggists throughout the world,
BE sure and ark for "Mrs. Winslow s
{ sex thing Syrup.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02
See call for Rep. Co. Convention.

See call for Rep. Co. Convention.
Phil Host is now located at Della
mar, 0wyhee county.
Candidates cards printed at the
BULLETIN office on short notice.
Get your primary tickets printed
at small cost at the BULLETIN office.
Do not send pledged delegates
to the State Convention Of either
party.
The Democratic county conven-
tion will be held at Rocky Bar on
the Goth of August.
Bishop Talbot telegraphed from
Boise, Tuesday, to Judge Golden
that he could not visit Rocky Bar
till September %.
Judge ID. +. Waldron and wife
departed Thursday for Osburn,
Idaho, where they will probably re-
main permanently.
Elmore's tax rate this year ia
only S2.40 on the 800. Remove
the county seat and next year pay
$3.50 on each 800 valuation.
Alex. Simpson and wife arrived
at Rocky Bar from HALEY Thurs
day forenoon on Gulliford's stage
Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson are welcomed
to his old home by numerous friends.
The present county buildings are
sufficient for Elmore's wants for the
next ten years. Wait till the
county becomes more popnlous be-
fore agitating removal Of the county
seat, and then place it where it
would remain permanently.
What would be the benefit de-
rived by the people at large to re-
move the county seat from the east
end Of the county to the extreme
south end? None whatever. Better
wait, and after the county is cut by
another railroad and the popula-
tion more dense, place it perman,
emily on Little Camas prairie-a
central location.
Pearson, Alexson and Adams are
sinking a winze near the face o
the main tunnel of the Queen of tn,
West mine in order to ascertain
more fully the extent of the or,
body. They have encountered very
rich ore all the way since commenc
ing the winze and will in a few
davs send 80 tons of ore to Reeser',
mill for reduction. They have /
largo amount of good ore on tn,
dump, and if the results from tn
crushing Of the above amount Of or
proves satisfactory the Queen viii
probably keep Reeser's stamps run
ming continuously until freezinI
weather comes urnn us this fall.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02
Far Cl.rk Of pi.triot Court

respectfully announce myself q candidate for the
Office Of Clerk Of the District Court and ex-oieio
Auditor and Recorder Of Elmore county, subject to
the decision Of the Democrats County Convention,
VI. C. wIckERsHAM.
Rocky Bar. July Is, 1890.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02

The Dubois boom III Washington,
ID G., and the Dubois boom in the
State Of Idaho seem TO be two sew
eral, separate aud distinct things
News. Miner.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02
Hendrick is coming.

Young James Mullany is badly
afflicted with rheumatism.
Ballots for the county Conven-
ton printed at the BULLETIN Office.
The work of sinking the Ophir
new shaft is being prosecuted day
and night.
AL. More, county stock inspector,
came up Monday and filed his
official bonds.
]. NJ. Johnson and Miss Carrie
johnson were married in Mountain
Home June 10.
Casey & Holland are rapidly
turning out first class lumber and
shingles at their Lincoln creek saw
mill.
Mrs. w. C. Wickersham returned
home Wednesday from a visit to
the ranch of Mr.. and Mrs. Mute
Nichols.
Farmer Reinhart came up from
his ranch a few miles below Pine
Grove last Wednesday with a lot
Of fresh garden truck.
John Winkleback is pushing work
on the Schroeder d Sauer claim, OPP
posite the Goat mine, and is extract
ing excellent gold ore.
General John Winters had two
ribs broken by being thrown from n
wagon last week while returning
from Muldoon to HALEY.
The Democratic County Central
Committee met at Mt. Home Thurs
day. We will probably be furnished
with the proceedings of the meeting
for publication next week.
We have received the 9Th number
Of the Boise Daily Sun,-a new paper
recenetly launched upon the rough
sea of Idaho journalism. 1t re-
ceives daily dispatches and is ably
edited by John r. French, a radical
Republican.
The Nampa Progress and Cald-
well Tribune are having war of
words regarding the growth Of trees
at their respective localities, and
the Progress hits the Tribune be-
tween wind and water the following
telling blow: Dan hurry says he
planted and tended them trees and
the statement in the tribune is a lie. .
Carpenters have annoyed the
BULLETIN force for week or more
by their continual racket overhead,
but as such proceedings indicate
the approach of happy event for
two of our most popular and re-
spected young people, we submit
patiently and bid the carpenters
speed with their work.
John Van Setback, Chas. Brown,
Nat Hall and Fred Davis, all Re
publican candidates for office. left
here Wednesday, for the purpose OF
interviewing voters in the lower end
of the county. This last exodus
leaves the county seat pretty bare
of candidates and consequently free
whisky will be scarce until the re-
turn Of the pilgrims.
1t is true that just now there are
not over one hundred and fifty
miners employed in this immedi'
ate vicinity and consequently times
are somewhat dull, but no one il
discouraged and all feel confident
of the near approach to prosperity
yet unequaled in this section. BE
patient, keep a stiff upper lip, vote
against county seat removal, keep
down taxes and be happy.
The friends of Fred III. Davi,
have prevailed upon him to try fol
the nomination before the Republi
can Convention for Assemblyman
Fred is a miner and for the inter
ests of workingmen pure anC
straight. Before coming here, som,
! two years ago. he was following tn
same perilous but honorable voca
ton at Bullion in Alturas county
Mr.. Davis is an affable gentleman
ard if nominated and elected would
ally sustain the dignity of the office
= II MaC RTX