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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10
[REPuBLIcATIoE.l
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.


UxuKp STATES LATb orYicx.
HALEY, Idaho. March 4, 1880
Notice Is hereby given that the Rear Creek Gold
Mining Company, corporation duly established by
It's attorney In fact whose postoce address Rocky
bar. Enore county, Idaho, has made application tor
a United States Patent for tho
LAURA JACKSON
'A-ia mlalnr claim, situated in Bear Greek Mining
district Elmore tfor...asiy AifaT.et ., Idaho
Territory consisting Of fifteen hnndrrd linear feet OF
the lode and surface ground six hundred feet wide
being lot No 50, and described n the field notes and
plat OF the official survey on file In this once, with
magnetic variation at Is degrees 45 minutes east,
follows:
aoginaing at point Of discovery where notice OF
location was posted. thence - deg 50 min w 100
feet center Of and Of claim. thence Is deg %
min W 800 II 10 sw corner No. 1: thence N rs isx
80 min enc II to NV corner No 2; thence s u deg
30 min 1880 u 10 NE corner No. s. thence rs deg
30 min " 500 n TO corner No. 4: thence IS deg so
min W 1920 feet 20 SM corner No. l. and place OF
beginning surrey OF exterior boundaries OF claim.
There are conflicts Containing an ARA OF IL sxgs
acres From y" corner No. = Us. Survey ~ NJ No /.
Hear Greek Mining District bears 81 deg IS mia W
6G3 feet distant.
Tho said mining claim being Of record in she Office
Of the keeorder OF said mining district. at Haley.
Alturzs county, Idaho The nearest known locations
being the Independence. lot No. 81 the WEST and
Omega, unsurYeyea. on the north.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely ths mining
ground. yei;, lode. premises, portion thereof
described, surveyed plated and applied for, arc
hereby notified that unless their adverse claims are
duly hed according TO Law and the regulations there
under within siXt. days from the date hereof with
the Register Of the L. s. Land Office at HALEY. Al.
turas county, Idaho Territory. thay will be barred by
virtue Of the provisions OF the Statute.
direct that this notice be published Ia the ELmoR Y
BuLLErS, of Rocks Bar Idaho. the newspaper pub
lshed nearest tho said mining claim Tor the period
OF sixty days
II. O. BILLTsas. Register.
S. IT, NocAsrr. attorney for claimant.
First publication March Is.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

Notice 40 sI7.
UNmap STATES LAND oVFIcK
HAtLEy. Idaho. January 10. I.gO.
Notice IL hereby given that the Comfort Consoli.
dated Mining Company, corporation duly estAb-
fsed By Law by itA attorney In fact James q. Boyd,
whose pos,ofce ADDRESSES Rocky Bar, Eimoro county,
Idaho Territory, has made application for United
States Patent Tor the
oPIIIR MILIrsITE CLAIM,
Situate in Pear Creek formerly Hariscrabhle) Min
ing District, Gilmore county formerly Alturas eaun.
tyl idaho Territory, consisting uf i've OF
ground. being Lot No a., and described In the field
notes and plat q thg otivial survey file In this
Office with magnetic variation at Is degrees IS min
utes east, a. follows:
Beginning at corner No Of this mill site survey
thence $ deg 80 min sn0 feet 20 corner No. q
Themes u deg y min W T47 feet 10 corner No g.
thence deg 80 min W 22s feet 70 corner No q,
thsnee 81 deg 4b min 700 feet 10 corner No and
place Of beginning, survey Of exterior boundaries Of
claim, containing an ARIA OF Ave acres. There no
conflicts.
From corner No. 4 Of this survey ~ s. NJ 81 No I
Bear Greek formerly HAriscrabhe3 mining district
bears \ 81 deg 10 min W t7I2 feet distant
She sAij mining claim being u rseon In the Office
Of the Recorder OF said mining district ~ Rocky bar,
In Elmorc county, idaho Territory. The nearest
known locations being "Ophirs lode claim survey
No. 10 on the north ard the "poormans lode claim
survey No rs tho southeast.
direct that this notice be published ia the EiSnRE
nULLGTIS, Of Rocky IiaF, Idaho the newspaper pnb.
shed nearest this said mill site claim tor the pc
riod Of sixty days
II. o BnLIS0s. Rfy-i-'zt','
d. Il. wALpKoS. attorney fo.elalas- -
80 - alton Feb 8
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10
GREAT sHosHoNE FALLS.

Midst the fitiul play of myriad OF
rainbows during all hours Of sunshine !;
midst the dashing spray and mighty,
ceaseless roar of the grandest cataract
on the continent, twenty years or more
ago, pair OF eagles chose the top OF
c rock in Idaho for home. and liking
il, have kept il ever since. Well may
they like their home, for eagles eye
never looked down upon a more pictur-
esque scene. The tall rock upon
which this home is built stands in the
foaming rapids of Snake river. just
above where the waters make their last
grand leap over the great shoshone
Falls. What a fitting home for these
wild, free birds which have been so
properly chosen as Americas emblem
OF freedoml On lofty rock bounded
ON all sides by foaming torrents, in
clouds of spray tossed by the winds
and Jecked with the fitting iridescenee
OF brightest Of sun colorings; in the
never ceasing thunders OF the mighty
cataract whose roar revolyes itself into
rythmical cadence OF its own, these
proud birds rear their young in nest
built OF white, waler-worn sticks, car
ried one by one from the abyss below
the falls, and as its size has been annn-
ally increased il now looms from the
top OF the rock, pyramid OF consider
able and graceful proportions. The
rock upon which this romantic home
is perched stands about eighty feet
above the surface Of the river, and is,
perhaps, twenty-five feet across the
waters edge. Some time in the long
ago there have been wonderful die
PLAYS Of the tremendous forces Of ma
tnre exhibited here. The river runs
through a narrow canyon whose grim,
black bnsaltic walls loom more than q
thousand feet above its surface. a few
hundred feet above the largest falls, a
portion OF this great cliff has evidently
been hurled across the channel, form
ing an immense dam, over the ragged
and broken breast Of which the di-
yided stream pours in ten separate
waterfalls Of nm average height OF
eighty feet ANY one Of these ten
waterfalls placed beside the far-famed
Ialls Of MinnehahA would be pro-
neunced quite as attractive as that
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10

THE ELECTION OF UNITED
STATES SENATOR'S.

At present, under the provisions of
the const tuition, United States Sena-
tors are elected by State Legislatures
or appointed by State Governors when
a vacancy occurs when the Legisla.
ture is not in session. In consequence
OF the tendency OF the Legislatures 10
elect only millionaires to the Senate,
the people have been demanding a
change in the manner Of electing them.
In obedience TO this demand, the
House Judiciary Committee } = "a
,;tl. =, 1..4.4, N.uu me- ilas ue-
....0a 20 report an amendment 10 the
constitution providing for the election
OF United States Senators by direct
vote of the people.
Theoretically under our form OF Gov
eminent the people are the sovereign
power, gays the Silver State, but prac-
tically they have of late very little to
do with the election OF United States
Senators. Years ago it was the GUS
tom of the contestants for the posi-
ton to 60 before the people, as Doug
las aud Lincoln did in Illinois, and
proclaim their principles from the
stump. The mental ability was the
highest party qualifications for the
Seuatorship; now financial ability Is
all that is required, and dolts with
sacks purchase the places, which
should be awarded to intellect.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10
rxoERsoLL AND woRKMEx.

Robert @. Ingersoll, the noted law
yer and orator, published in the New
York Journal a short time ago the
following plain and foicible lines re-
garding the impending conflict;
81 hardly know enough Of the sub
ject 10 give an opinion as to the time
when eight hours are TO become a
days work, but / am perfectly salts
fed that eight hours win become a
labor day. The working people should
be protected by law. II they are not,
the capitalists win require just MS
many hours ms human nature can
bear. To man who gets up before
daylight and works till after dark, life
is of no particular Importance. He
simply earns enough one day to pre-
pare himself to work another, his
whole life spent in want and toll, and
such life is without value.
"Of course, cannot say that the
present effort is going to succeed. All
can say is that hope il will. / can
not see how any man who does moth
ing, who lives in idleness, can insist
that others should work ten and
twelve hours day. Neither can ]
see how man who lives on the luxu-
ries OF life can find il in his heart, or
in his stomach, 10 say that the poor
ought TO be satisfied with the crusts
aud crumbs they get.
Il believe there is 10 be a revolution
in the relations between labor and
capital. The working people are
reasoners. Their hands and heads are
in partnership; they know a great
deal more than the capitalists. II
takes o thousand times the brains &c
run locomotive than IL does tC
run store or bank. Mark tho in
telligence in the steamship and in al
the thousand machines and devices
that are now working for the world
These working people read; they mee'
together; they discuss; they are be
coming more and more independent
in thought; they do not believe al
they hear.
"The free schools in this country
has aided to put men on an equality
and the mechanic understands hi'
side OF the case and is able TO express
his views. Under these circumstance
there must be a revolution. Tn,
laboring men, however, ought TO re
member that all who labor are theil
brothers, and that oil women that la
Dor are their sisters, and that when
ever one class OF workingmen is op
pressed, all other laborers ought tC
stand b. the oppressed class.
"Any man who wishes 10 force hi
brother 10 work---to toll, not work---tc
toll more than eight hours day il
not civilized man. My hope for tn,
workingmen has its foundation in th'
fact that he is growing more anC
more intelligent. | have also some
hope for capitalist When both be
come intelligent, ths matter will b
settled. Neither labor nor capita
should resort to force"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial District
Territory Of Idaho, in and for the
County Of Elmore.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10
REPuBLIcATIos.1
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

CsiTKp STATES LAND oYrfcx,
4. a "a


USrKp STATES LAsp orrres,
HAnky, InAHo. March 4, 1890.
Notice Il hereby given that tha Rear Creek Gold
Mining Company, corporation duly established BY
tact Frank r. CaNAnah, Of Rocky Bar idaho whose
postoifice address h at said Rocky Bar, Elnore
county. Idaho Territory, has made application Tor
United States patent for the
EMMA LODE MINING CLAIM.
Situated in Boar Creek Formerly Elk creek or Hard
scrahbel mining district Emqre (formeriv AlturasS
county, Idaho TIritory. cosspting Of fifteen hum
dresi linear feet of 's lode and surface ground six
s ~s q r.. .arsss as Il
Is minutes east, 4 IN
posted: thence degrees is min cart 500 feef NV
corner No. and point OF beginning; thence south 9
deg Is min w 600 II sw corner No 2: thence OF
deg 90 min 4 1900 Il SE corner No. s. thence deg
is min east GEO Il NE carner No. 4; thence 81 deg
90 min w 1900 Il NV corner No. ! and place Of be-
ginning survey Of exterior boundaries from corner
No 3, U. 5. mineral monument No. bears Is deg
IS min W i52s feet Distant. 1881 acres: no
conflicts.
rhe said mining claim being Of record In the once
of tho Recorder OF said mining district at Haley Ia
AIturas county, Idaho Tho nearest known locations
being the ophir survey No. 52n tho sast. and the
John Boyle unsnrrcyod mining claim on the west.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the mining
sround, vein lode premises any portion thereof
described, surveyed, plated and applied for.
hreby notified that unless their adverse claims
as filed according % law and the regulations there
mar, within sixty days from the date hereof with
the h, gister Of tho u s. Land ofice, at HALEY, Al.
oxunty, Idaho Territory they will be barred by
virture q the provisions OF the Statute.
direet that this notice be published in the ELsoRx
BrLLErIS. at Rocky bar, in said Einaore county,
Idaho, the Newspaper published nearest tho sAid
mining eaini.f for the period q sixty d.ys
s. II. McCARrt attorney for claimant
Firsf publication March Is.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10

ELNoRr COUNTY OFFICIALS

Commissioner = r Casanah, chairman: d. b.
Ethsll ". - stoekton
District AttaTuea :. w. NpgaTtys
Probate judgd Isaae Cnip.
Auitar and krssat.ier- a9aH I. Gilman.
sheriff @tifesne White
Assessor .tnd tialleetar~G. u. Payne.
Ffe4sgltef-tseo u Gaii5n
supt 4 schools Me- Emna Henderson.
CnIansF-nr p : Wright.
surveyor {, e. f1RHr
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10

NFFT
We John 7, Gilman, Auditor and &. d. Golden,
Treasurer 40 hereby declare ami make oath that the
foregoing u true and correct Aceount Of the hnan
al condition tho several funds Of Flmore county,
joins e. GILMAN. Auditor,
BY ", G, WIeKEesnAa. Deputy,
g, b. GOLDEN, Treasurer,
and sworn 10 before me this 18th day Of
April isso. Oeo. l. Wall, ], 4.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10

iT6th Edition Now Ready.
A book oil over ZOO pages,
giving more informaflon OF
value to advertisers than any
other publication ever is-
sued IL gives thi name Of
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10

To HENRF THOMSON o. his legal heirs rvpreseRi.
AtiseS.
Yen are hereby notified that have expended tive
hundred dollars tss0 a1l In abar and Improvements
upon the
SURPRISE AND NEVADA
lode mining claims situated In Rear Greek Mining
nsfrt Elnnre county, Idaho Territory. he order e.
hold said premises nnsier the provisions OF ~catof'
2f heysgd statutes Ut the United states, sring the
amount relusra 70 bold The for the year end
ing lessmber II, is.3 that the proportion q the
eNl,enatur. die BY yun Henrs Thompson. q eighty
dollars tssReO lawful naoB1s 81 the lnitsd states,
anil Il AithlH ninety te1l DAYS after the publication
Of ths ns!ee you ~ contribute your proportion
81 snch expenditure eacsneT your Interest ~
said claims will ieesne the property Of the sbstIcT
under sali suetiaH R3Rl AUGUST gutfZoN.
Reeky liar Idaho, Feb. IS. is4e
f1rst publication Feb -
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10
2. LINAHAN, Prop.

tel having been just newly throughout
embraces every feature
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING

every newspaper published having a circulation
ting N the American Newspaper Directory OF mora
than = uo copies each issue, with the cost per line
for advertising in them. list Of the best papers Of
larai circulation, In every city and town % more
month. special lists ~ daily, country, village and
class papers Bargain offers Of value small sslser.
Fsrti-ors or those wishing 10 experiment dcio4ssly
with small amount Of money Shove ccneinsirely
.how to get the most sefVlee tor the money! etc.
sent post paid b. any address for % cents Address
Gko. L. RoSEiA 4 Co, Publishers ard General Ad.
seFtisng Agsats, 10 spruce street, New York City.
, 1890-04-02

An apparently crippled meniicant play
ed n nice trick Oh u eharitably disposed
lady in the Boulevard Malesherbes this
mOrning. The old heggar. man was prop
ped up on crutcheS, and presented a gen T.
rally feeble and wOeb gone appearance 9
indeed. The sympathetic almS-giver was
moved to instantaneous pity after one
glance at the features of the shiveting and
miserable creature. She accordingly pull
ell out u we'll flied purse, from wulch she
selected a silver coin aS an eleemOSynary
dole for the crippled pauper, who appealed
TO her in u manner that could not be re-
sisted by any body OuL d miSeI. Hdrdly
had the glistening coin attracted the
greedy eyes of the beggar than the deceit.
full rascal threw down his crutcheS, seized
the purse and darted off almost as feetIy
and rs nimbly as d racehOrSe. The lady
was too much overcome by the suddenneSs
of the occurrence to cry 'Stop thief !" and
for a few mOments she could do nothing
bat gaze after the now agile cripple career.
ing up @ back street. A watchful police
man, however, spotted the metalnor-
phosed mendicant in the dim distance, and
grasping the situation with d leonine intel
ligence, sharpened by long experience, he
dashed after the runaway, and brought him
to bay in q cNL-de-SGc, or "nO thoroughbred
locality, into which the thief, in his ignor-
ance OF the topography OF the district, had
plunged heedlessly. The purse, which con-
tanned q few pounds in gold and silver, was
picked up III the street, as the Runaway
had flung it from him in the race.-DaiLy
Telegraph.
, 1890-04-02

compiling the memoirs of the last % years
of his official life.
New York, 1st April
Flour, st Lawrence, per. brl. $4.35
Meal, best braudywiue. per brl. $2.55
Heavy Mess Pork, per brl., Ito, III
New Seasons Pork, per bril-, 112.12.3
s, Crystals, per ID SO
0us" F. to CIR, per 10. 4-13-16
English Islands .Nolasses 80 test, per gal. 81
Exchange New York and London, Asa
London, 1st April
Demerara Crystals per cwt. EO.15s.9d
huscOvadO per Me- go Us. Cd.
Sugar. German Beck IS p. g.: /. .
ls 80. lis. 104d
AJemerara Bum per gal. Is Sd to 1s-Sd.
Trinidad Cocoa per wi. SO. o.. o..
CousOls, exinterest 97.3
, 1890-04-02
A TRAIN ON FIRE.

Ogden, Utah, Feb. 27.-Thsre
was an interesting and exciting race
on the Central Pacific this morning
near Blue Creek, ,hirty-fve miles
from here. 1t was a race against
time, and the goai ahead was Z water
tank, six miles distant. AS the west
bound fast mail reached a point six
miles east Of Blue Greek, the engineer
discovered that the mail car, which,
filed with through mail, was on Ere.
An effort was made to put 1t our, but
~ 4oi4csa .ljs 50 .ekca Is ugad BTa1
, 1890-04-02

There was a violent scene in the office of
Q Paris stock broker, named Cherelle, late
ly. ID. Marie, an hOtelkeeper, went to the
place, armed as a perambulating arsenal,
aud peremptOrily demanded back money
which he had given to the stOckbrOker 10
put out for him in financial SpeculationS.
The much enraged Marie luckily was uu.
able to take the terrible revenge which he
had ~premedltated, as before he had time 10
pull the bulldog ''revolver' which he had
in his pocket the Stockholders clerks we're
down OF him and held him while somebody
went for the police. In the hUtelkpeper's
pocket, besides the revolver, there WAS
found y knuckleduster of most blOo,lthirsty
make. 1t appears that Marie had handed
over to the stockbrOker W hom he wanted
To- dtm"liSh a sum IF S440, and his wrath
had been aroused by NJ. CI6reIle writing
Ia him, asking him to forward more mon
ey il he intended to continue to try his lack
in be- money marker. Marie is now await
ing trial for attempted murder and the
carrying of prohibited arms. Considering
how deep down in the French nature is the
passion for gambling and speculation, it is
n wonder thai more Maires are not heard
Of now dntl theu.-Ibid.
"A rare phenomenon - exported from st.
Malo. Yesterday afternoon between the
hours of four aud Ave three suns we're seen
all Ia y row IL little above the western
horizon. The sky was very clear at the
time. The central luminary, which was the
genuine article, shons with unwOnted bril-
lisncy while from it's supporters darted rays
of all the prismatic colours. At the same
moment u rainbow made les appearance at
some little distance, but Hpside down with
its convex side towards the horizon. The
phenomenon, which lasted some rine, was
witnessed by y number of the Inhabitants
IS we'll as by the pasSen gers on board the
steamer Alliance, which arrived from Jer.
sey at nightfail. 1t was sketched by some
of the passengers. Not long ago q lunar
phenomenon of q similar kind WAS witness.
ed at another port in the North West of
Rrance.-INd,
I've Es.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07
Blood WIn Tell.

There are "Blue-hlooded" people. and "ked- -bloodetf people, and White blooded' people; but there are more Dad llooded people than all the rest put to- gsther Sometimes their blood is simply impure. In that case there Is no better remedy than Peru-na. But sometimes their blood Is diseased, and horrible in- slced some cf thes. blood diseases are There is chronic catarrh, forinstanee, and serofula. and chronic rheumatism chronic ulseel~. and eSen more horrible diseases. These are terrible diseases. and especially So when they break out al this season of the year. when tlie body k relaxing under tiie enersating heat, and yet has not adapted itself to facilitating summer conditions. Happily, suffering manhood is not without q remedy for such dire atiiietions. L.a-cu-pi-a has proved it. sell in thousands of eases a grand cure for them. Read its record sn lr. Hart mans Ills ot Iife.r sent free by Peruna Medicine Company, Columbus, Ohio. Regulate tho hpwels. if necessary, with Man-a-iin. Each retalls at only Sl hpttte
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07
When Baby was sick, wc gave her CAssoria,
 When she was Child she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she chung to castoria.

In advanced age the declining powers are wonderfully refreshed by Hood $ Sarsaparlla. It really does make the weak strong.n
 Mir. Outcelt, of Knoxville, Tenn. was in town this week. looking after the interests of his building and loan association.
 Mrs. Wilson. and her daughter, Miss Gertrude, left last Monday for Arka- delphia where they will make their future home.
 We are glad to record visit to their friends in Forrest City. of T. P. tm- sted and Arley c. Stuart, of Brinkley, last Sunday.
 Groceries and General Merchandise of every description always on hand at Russell. Graham X Co. $ and prices to, suit the times.
 There is danger in impure blood. There is safety in taking Hood 's Sarsa- parillu, the great blood purifier. 100 doses ore dollar.
 Get bargains in bedsteads at Russell Graham X Co, who keep the largest stock in town, and they will please you on prices.
 Gents, youths and children's CLOTH ING made a speciality. Examine our stock and save money thereby. l.. Rollwage X Co.
 IF ToUR HACK ACHKs
 Or you are all worn out, really good for nothing HRoNN's IRON TIrTERs.
 IL will cure you, and give s good appetite Sold bv all dcaierS in medctne. LOST One bureau key, one safe key one sewing-machine key. The finder will be paid for his trouble if he will bring them to this office.
 Ask Jim Williams if he is a Mason, and if he will be in town tomorrow. If so what's the matter with me com ing down this eveningy J. IT, Taylor. an old newspaper man has begun the publication of Il paper in Argenta. He calls it the Commercial. and we hope he will succeed. II. E. Gwyn X Co, have the best selected stock of dress goods in Forrest City. Don't forget to cali and exam inc them before purchasing. Hardware. Stoves and Furniture, till you can't rest, Ut Russell, Graham X Co.'S. All styles, sizes and prices, to please any and everybody. Poor little child. She don't eat we'll. she don't sleep we'll, she don't look well. She needs Dr. Bulls Worm Des- troyers. Papa, got her \ box. A suitable reward will be paid for reliable information as to where ahouts of one dark bay horse mule : years old, about sixteen hands high, with hump on his shoulder. Said mule estrnyed from farm of Dallas Griggs on sunday evening June lst, lsao, and is supposed to have gone towards Lin- den. 2. A. HATcuER,
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07
ANNS IN. ,t. Frnneis Co, Ark. <. May l3. 1890.
A Lady's Perfect Companion,

Our new book by ilr. John II. Dye. one ef New No:k's most skiiifn physicians. shows that pain is not necessary in child birth, but results from causes easily under stood and overcome. It ceariy proves that any woman may become mother without suffering any pain whatever. IL also tells how toovercotHe and prevent morning sick ness and the many other evils attending pregnancy. It Is highly endorsed hy ply- steians everywhere IS the wfe's true pri- Sate companlou. Cut this ont: i. will save you great pain. and pessitrsy yollr life. Send twe-ecnt stamp for descriptive circu- lars. testimonials, and confidential letter sent in sealed envelope. Address FRANK THOMAS X Co.,, Publishers. Baltimore, Mp.