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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-31

Assembly DtsEieA anA many leadsrs, nasAerwMxmen
and secretaries. & local unions.
snt far more as sppesrSacc Of political clubs than
labor unions for IL g there that tho workngmsn often
dbcuss and take action TIE local political CUES
lions Of the day and the best method 70 secure
puru CITY government ---.-....-.. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-31

cleth.ag p sails - sh'Ap y not ehsspss. than 10
Docts and shoes ass "a -MsAss thsa ths1 we're
These fssts can be readily sscertsined Of any shop:
n readily by representatives Of FREQ trade - OF
protecttonist newspapers.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15
rur vsnNr.

Jacob Rerser Yesterday received
i dispatch from salt Lake stating
that the money for the purchase Of
the Nishna mine was la Meteor
hicks bank III that city, ready Ia
be paid over when the proper papers
arrived there. The deed was for
wardcd from here some time ago,
but owing 10 mail irregularities did
not reach its destination as soon rs
il should. Mr.. Woodrow is the
purchaser and lac certainly has sc.
cured good mining property
which will now be demonstrated in
a short time, rs the mine is doubt
less at this writing in the hands Of
men who are able ana willing L
place it in good working shape.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15
So MoNnNI

81. Pa.rick's Day will IL duly
observed in Rocky Bar. The
knights If Labor viii give s grand
MASQUERADE ball in their hall, aud
every one who is at all inclined to
fun and frolic should attend. An
examining committee will be on
hand to see that no improper char
acters enter the hall. and no one
not masked will be allowed to dance
until after all unmask. Owing TO
the sudden decision of the knights
to contribute to the amusement Of
our people, there has not been suf-
ficient time given to secure cos
TUNES from abroad. but the inge-
nuity Of those who desire to attend
will cause rich, rare and comical
rigs 10 appear upon the floor.
The knights of Labor never do
things by halves, consequently the
public is assured that everything
pertaining to the pleasure and com
fort of those who attend next Mon
day night will be looked after in
proper manner,
The supper will be at the Alturas
Hotel, and the names of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilman in this connection il
sure guarantee that il will be su-
perb.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15

| McGinty, McCarty, McCulp, Nc
Mackey, McIIall, McGillman, Nc
Golden, MctIlrich, McMiller, O'Don-
ovan, O'Stedman, O'Farrell, O'Fitz-
gerald, 0'Hays, O'Davis, O'Har-
rington, 0'Smith, 0'Chattin, De
Oglesby, De Contancin, Due de Lii
jegran, De Smith, DE Outflow, De
Lane, De Winder. La Towne, la
Richan, La White, La Mullany, La
Browne, La Gray, Won Setback, Won
Swanholm, Won Wickersham, Won
iIessler, ard DR.. De La Smythe,
just from Paris, will all appear at
the masquerade next Monday night
! in pure white sheet and pillow case
costumes, emblematic Of their purity
Of character. Go and see the fun.
Rev. George Buzzelle arrived
here last Saturday evening and
held divine services in the court
house Sunday morning and evening.
His sermon mt night was particu-
larly interesting, delivered without
notes and in forcible and impress
sive manner. Mr. b. expresses a
belief that a resident preacher will
be stationed at Rocky Bar the com
summer.
! After religious services Sunday
night about twenty ladies and
gentlemen remained for the purpose
of having n singing jubilee-and
they did for over an hour and n
half. George Smith took his seat
al the organ and pumped from the
little old instrument such good
sacred music as was never before
brought forth, and the singing was
really excellent.
The Snake River Valley Board of
Trade has been organized at Noun
tain Home, and elected the follow
ing directors: -J4-T. Sprague, G..
j w. Fletcher Sr.. JaGes Ireland, A..
]. Bruce, c. L. Wig, f. +. Coe, C..
Il. Shaw, J. II. Miller and 5. d..
/ Taylor. The directors elected
] Shaw chairman and Miller secre-
tary of the board.
John Stedman came over from
Atlanta Wednesday, looking hale
and hearty. He reports Mrs. Farne-
mans condition much better when
he left, and that there are now as
surances of the lady's recovery.
/ Commissioner ID. b. Ethel has
not improved much of late and is
yet confined to Lis bed. Truly this
good citizen has had a hard and
long siege of sickness.
! Mrs Otto Baekman and child
rem early next week will depart for
Salt Lake, where she will join her
husband We regret TO see such
good people leave Rocky Bar.
! w. f. Snodgrass. formerly of
this place but now of Caldwell, is a
very proud man now-his wife hav-
ing presented him fine boy baby
last week.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15
PROFESSORS AN uINss.

The Black Hills (nakota) pia.
necr submits the following advice t.
ag reputable mining men who place
any value on reputation;
OF All ancient and honorable
titles, this one Of professors has cer-
,ainly fallen into the hardest lines
Webster lines the definition-First,
one who makes a public profession.
especially &c religion--and second,
one who processes publicly to teach,
especially an officer in COLLEGE or
university, whose duty il is TO in
struct or read lectures. Abroad il
is restricted to its proper use. In
the whole of England there are not
more than so men known as pro
fessor." In the United States about
3 100000, from the college don up
20 the corn doctor. From the vii
lage school teacher, who boards
around. gives instruction through
the whole range of learning for 80
n month, down TO professor OF
mathematics, who gets $1,000 a
year for teaching transcendental
physics only, all wear proudly the
grand old title. but it il in mining
sections the professor ilourishes Il
perfection. Talk about colonies il
the South; why, in a mining see
ton, professors are thicker thar
flies around the bunghole Of al
empty beer barrel in summer time
Professors" have been the curse o
the Black Hills. Every fraud eve
iloatcd here has been booked by ;
professor" their names would I'll
a colum, and in almost every cas-,
the title was self conferred, scarcel,
one having been entitled to it b,
any rule, custom or precedent
Professor" and fraud have almos
become Synonymous terms = 8,
much so that you can safely he
that any one coming into a minin,
section dubbed professor viii bca
watching.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15
REPUBLICATION.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

Notiee No. 2D1.
Uslrxn sr,rEs LAxn orTIrK.
HAlLEY. Idaho, March a. lssn.
Notice Is hsrrby given that the Hear Creek Gold
law 81 the State q New fork by Prank q CayanAil,
T. attorney IN tact shas pastntae airess i Rocky
Bar. Fillmore county. idahn has made application for
a United states Patent tor the
LAURA JACKSON
Lode mining clam, situated in Rear Greek Mining
District Elnlore formerly AltnTasl county, Idaho
Territory consisting Of fifteen hundred linear feet Of
the 10 ls alat surface ground SIX hundred feet wide
being lot No. So and described ~ the FIELD and
plat II tie Official survey on die 10 this Office, with
magnetic variation NJ Is degrees as minutes east.
follows:
Resinaiug al point III discovery where notice 81
location SAs postol thsnee \ % de-. - min " 100
fest ccnteF Of " amt 81 viaiin. thence . deg 81
MIN W son n 10 Sw corner No !. thence n rs deg
" min gsl Il 10 nv eorner No 2; thence ~ deg
~ min 1000 Il 20 NJ corner No 3. thence % deg
80 min " Gi Il No. I: thence : - deg 50
min loco feet to ~ eor"oi No /. and place. Of
beginning survey ot exterior boundaries Of claim.
There ART conflicts Containing Of Is slti
acres Fr.n Nv corner No :, I - Survey NJ II. 30 1,
Hear CreeA Miaing District bears - de- Is lain W
~ feet distant
Thr sid miuing claim heinz 81 record IN the otlte
81 the kaafcr o. said mining district. al HALEY,
Altutas co1uty. Idaho. The nearest known locations
lslrg The inspenivnee 1T No ~, ga tbs vest. and
uue.N, uusnr, eyed On The north
ANY .lA all peFsous claiming Atyeraalx the mining
ground. ssn ",ie premises q amy portion Thereof
10 dsssrihfs surveyed, plated ami applied tor
hereby nptlei that unless their adverse claims
duiy fei soeora, n l4a and the regulations there.
under within sixt~ .As from tho date hsressi vita
the Register II ttr I 5 Laid otiee, Al HALEY A.
tufas cotH5Y, idaho Tefrtsry they Nii be barrel by
y.riue uf tne protisi8ns u tlta statute
diset tst tAis notice ~ published in the ELspBk
BrLLr4gS, 81 snckl rar, la.tnu, the newspaper pub
she, nearest TN sale niiiag CLAIM Tor the period
81 si1iy tays.
II q. BiLLiSns, Register.
5, H. Necmrr. attorney tot.ciaimAi,I
Eitst publication March n.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15
rnE QtrIsN or run wnsr,

by persistent work under many
disadvantages Mcssrs. Person, Adj
ans and Alexson have opened a
good mine in their Queen Of the
West location, a short distance
above the great Gilmore mining
property. They have run the main
Tunnel along the ledge for dis
tance Of 800 feet and have struck
at a depth Of 10 feet from the sur
face the same chimney or ore body
the surface rock from which
panned out so handsomely by work
ing process at Reeser's mill last
summer. The tunnel for distance
Of 200 feet is in good ore, but it
does not compare. in richness 10 the
big body of free-milling gold quartz
they struck n few days ago. The
ledge is five feet wide, with well de-
fined castings and walls, and it is
now demonstrated beyond doubt
that it increases in size and rich
ness as depth is attained. A streak
Of thirty inches of the ledge is very
rich in gold and if assorted would
pay immensely, but the whole vein
from wall to wall could be mined
and milled at a big preft.
Pearson, Adams and Alexson are
industrious, energetic miners and
deserve the good luck that has be.
fallen them.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15
REPUBLICATION
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

UNrrEn srsTrs LAM oYrtcK
HAury IpAuo, March {. 1900
Notice Is hereby gwen that the Bear Greek Gold
Mnnl Company 4 corporation duls established by
laws ~ the state ~ Nea York by is attorney ii
fact Frank CaNanah. q Reesl Bar, Idaho, whose
county, Idaho Territory has male application f0r
United states patent for tie
EMMA LODE MINING CLAIM,
Situated In ear Creek formerly Eik creek or Hard
~rahhel mining district, Enlpre Formerly Alnrasl
county, Idaho Territory, consisting II fiitern hun
dred Hear feet ~ the lode aud surface ground tiN
hundred feet wide b.ing IL, 40. Is and described IL
the field notes and plat Of the official survey on III,
IN this OTHER with magnetic variation Is degrees
a. minutes EAST, A. follows:
Commencing AZ eenter Of west rn1 Of claim nj
which pYnt the notice Of location ori 2inaily ~
pasted thence degrees - min east 8d9 feet SM
rarsr ~ ard '-rin' 81 beginning; teiisr south
deg rs min " 90 Il sw corner No. :: thence X d;
deg o. min Z 1870 Il ~ enrner No 3 thence deg
10 min east 80 Il NJ curner No 4. tIenre o. deg
o. min $500 Il NV corner No. and place OF be
ginning, survey ~ cNterinF boundaries from corner
No 3, q : mineral monument No. bears y rs de.
b min W los ies, distant, ARIA 1881 acres, ne
conflicts.
Tie sill mining claim being Of record In the Office
~ the Recorder Of said mining district Haley In
Aitifas county, Idaho Tho neztres, known locations
being the Dphir survey M - the east, and the
John I.ayle u,-urNoyei mining claim the west
Any and all persons claiming adversely the mining
ground VEIN lode premises any portion thereof
described, surveyed, plated and applied TOR. err
hereby notified that unless their adverse claims ars
ty fled according 10 laN AMI The regulations there
nnier within sixts days from the d.ie hereof with
the Register Of the T. ;. Land uiiice, at HALEY Al
county. Idaho Territory they will be barred ht
SiIturc of the provisions q the statute
direct that this notice BE- published in the ELNoHs
BtLLsTls, At Rocky lar, ia said Eilaore county
Idaho, tie newspaper Published nearest the said
mining claim, for the psrio'i q sixis days,
II. q. BlLLINas. Register.
S. H. AeGAEry. attorney tor u,ailaaIt.
first publication March IS.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15
KEEP POSTED.

II Won desire TO keep yourself posted
on National tsulitics, now is the oppor.
tunity 10 do 80 by subscribing for the
National Democrat" published Il.
Washington u. G. You can get the
ELMoRE BIILEfIN and the National
Democrat for one year by paying SAL
ia advance. The Democrat is the
ablest political paper in the United
States. Sample copies can be had by
calling at this office. This PROPOSE
ton viii hold good only Tor short
time.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15

Young Jim Mullany is on this
week list Of invalids.
Young Abe Lincoln, son Of L. S.
Minister Robt. Lincoln, died in
London March 9th.
DIR. w. i. Rrownclle, brother Of
Frank Brownelle of Mt Home, lost
his store and residence by fire at
Echo, Oregon n short time ago.
A steamboat 100 feet long, - feet
beam and 6 foot hold is now under
course Of construction to ply on
Snake river between Huntington
and the Seven Devil mines.
James G. Blaine, Jr., is evidently
a good deal of a scrub. lie at
tended the charity theatrical per-
formance given for the benefit of
his deserted wife in New York, and
on the saHc day~attcmpted TO oh
tain forci6ly the possession of his
child, the custody of which the
courts had awarded to the invalid
mother.
We learn from Chris. Johnston.
who was in town few days ago,
that Joe Ringland, the unfortunate
miner who was 50 severity injured
by the premature explosion Of a
blast at the Vieanna mine last fall,
has entirely lost the sight of both
Ewes. TIE was taken TO ST. Mary's
Hospital, Salt Lake, Immediately
after the accident and everything
possible was done for his comfort
and relief, and it was hoped at first
that the sight Of one eye might be
saved, at least partially, but the
result has proven the hope a vain
one, and poor Joe will have no
more use Of n candle hereafter to
guide his footsteps through the
drifts and upon the platform in the
slopes of a mine. 1t is a sad fate
for the poor miner that the re-
mainder Of his days must he spent
in utter and lonely darkness
ketchum Keystone.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15

The mines in and around Bullion
are in much better condition now
than they were at the opening of
last season. II is true that a limi-
ted number of them have yielded
well and furnished employment 10
a large number Of laborers in years
past, but Bullion is now entering
upon a period Of prosperity that is
not to be governed entirely by one
or two producers. Three mines
worthy Of especial notice at this
time are the Idahoan, Jay Gould
and Red Elephant. The foremost
of these is known among mining
people as one of the extensive and
well developed ore bodies. 1t is
good news To know that it will not
be hampered by litigation during
the coming season. The Red Ele-
plant lately passed hands, We learn,
at large figure and is now in the
possession Of capitalists who pro-
pose to operate it eXtensiyely.-
ketchum Keystone.
The Engineering news says that
the work Of railway extension the
coming season promises more &C
tivity than any season since 1851
In the United States there are
$3.50 miles il process as construc-
ton, 7,e4l miles survey "a and 1881
miles projected, making a total o.
. 1870 miles
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15

lives thrrc n man with soul 80
dead who never - himself has
said, "I'll pav hffnrc | o. "a led ihc
debt owe the printer" Yes. there
are some who know full we'll. who
never such n tale csnla tell, bnt
they, We frar, win ~ towel, the
place where there's no winter
Moscow Star
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15
AGrice 20 Nintl,crs.

NRs. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP,
for children teelhing, is the prescrip-
tion OF one of the best female nurses
and physicians in the United States,
and has been used for forty years with
ueyer-failing success ~ millions of
mothers for their children. During
the process Of teething Ifs value is in
calenlable. II relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea.
gripping in the bowels. and wind-colic.
rs giving health Ia the child it rests
the mother Price 25c. a bottle.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15

Work has been resumed in the
Franklin mine tunnel at Pine Grove
The tax ratD~frN Storey county,
Nevada, for $50 " five dollars on
each one hundred worth Of property
A member of Congress has 4
pokv old horse which he calls "pen-
sion Bill, because he is SO easy to
pass.
II is reported that Ed. Schaffer,
formerly of this place, was killed in
a fight near Huntington, short
time ago.
Frank Decker returned from the
Arkansas Hot Springs on Tuesdays
stage. He left Billy Rabjohn at
the Springs, and says his health is
not improving very fast.
c. l.. Waller, formerly with Pin
ney q Co. Bols--City arrived here
Thursday afternoon, and has taken
a position in 1lenry Swanholm's
large mercantile house.
J. NJ. Blossom will leave for Wood
River next Monday. Mr. b. has
many warm friends here who will
regret his departure from Rocky
Bar. All here wish him much sue
cess.
Glow does it happen that there
are so many old maids among the
school teachers?" teacher was
asked the other day because
sehsol teachers are, as n rule women
of sense, and none of them will give
up $50 position for n $40 man"
was the reply.-Albion Times.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15
ANOTHER GOLD" BRICK.

a fcw weeks ago n man giving
the name of A. Erwin called upon
David Parks, one of the oldest and
wealthiest citizens of Bloomfield,
Cal, and presented a letter Of in
PRODUCTION from one Of Parks sons
who keeps furniture store il Tu-
lare county. Erwin claimed that he
had been a chaplain in the Arizona
penitentiary for two years and had
been called TO the bedside Of a dy-
ing convict named Eastman. East
man told him he had robbed a stage
in Neveada years ago and buried a
gold bar which was part of the
booty near Bloomfield. A brother
Of Eastman wanted 81 800 on short
notice and offered to pay Parks
300 for the use of it for few days,
offering this gold bar, if it could be
found, as security. Search must
be carefully conducted or the owner
might put in claim. Parks nc
cepted the proposition, and after
some trouble, the place was found,
having no appearance Of having
been recently disturbed, BY dig
ging a few feet n lump Of apparent
gold was uncarthed. Erwin chop
ped Off a corner and gave it to
Parks To be tested. Parks took il
to jeweler who pronounced it gold,
and the next day Parks gave East
man ~, 800 and took the brick. II
was agreed that Erwin should take
Eastman to the train at Petaluma
and the next day they would 20 to
San Francisco, and sell the bar at
the mint, Parks would retain his
money with interest and pay Erwin
the balance. But Erwin did not
return from Petaluma, aud Parks,
becoming suspicious, had the bar
examined by the ieweler and found
it was brass. Parks complained to
the officers, but no trace of the men
could be found. Parks is seventy
years old and member of the
church.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15

The Postal Telegraph system pro-
posed by the Postmaster-Gencral will
have the support OF a large majority
Of the American people. II proposes
that the charges in any one state shall
not exceed ten cents for messages Of
twenty words or less, counting adj
dress and signatures, nor over twenty
five cents Tor any distance under | 800
miles, nor over fifty cents for any
greater distance; rates and rules and
regulations to be prescribed by the
Postmaster-G General. The bill also pro
yi,les for the establishment OF n sys-
tenn Of postal telegraph money orders,
at a rate not to exceed double the rate
now charged, in addition to the double
postal telegraph charge.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15
Administrators Notice.

IN the matter Of the Estate 81 William A. knop,
Deceased.
Notice Is hereby 4 zen ~ the undersigned admin
ista0r Of tHr estate 81 William knap. slorcs-c,i
to the eresiiiNts o ami all persons having claims
ssa.Rst st estate % eSstbit TIE Nth the
csss,rJ yuehgrs within faaE months nom the first
publication u this nutse 10 thc undersigned, az his
Eesi,lsnae in Aiiauta, EltaoTc county. iuaho fam
t4ry. JulN HOLLAND, Aaiinii.stratcr
Atlanta. llho. puu. - lass IA
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15
S. n. MCCARTHY,
ATToRN Ey AT Z A w
Rocky BAR. IpAno.

Contract, Land, Mining and Crimi-
nal Law. Patents for Mining Claims
obtained at reasonable rates.
All legal business Of the late law firm
of Stull & McCartv will be properly
and promptly attended to.
Call on, OF address, 5. III. McCarty,
Rocky Bar. Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15

Ohio's new Democratic Governor
comes out squarely in fuvor Of genuine
BALLOT reform, taking pains in his in
angural address to speak OF the move
ment in detail, giving his people the
benefit II his own investigations in re-
gard To the matter, and vigorously dis
posing of some Of the various argu-
ments which have been brought
against the proposed Australian sys-
tenn. This movement Ii making head
way every hour, and probably before
another Presidential election several
great States will have indorsed il
through their Legislature and placed
the new idea in successful operation.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15

There is one thing about quorum
business in tho House OF Representa-
tiyes which Speaker Reed and the
members of his party may not have
taken into account. They are in the
majority now, but in the next Com
gress they may be in the minority,
and then they will have established
a PRECEDENT which will BE- unpalalable
70 them. IL may therefore be just as
we'll for the Democrats TO submit nm
der protest, and take the chances Of
the next campaign. aud then, Il they
are successful, they can give Mr.. Reed
aud hi supporters a double dose 81
their own medieine.--klbion Times.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15
SheriT's Sale.

~ virtue II cxccsion issie4 ous Of the nlstric
Court Of tho Sceond luiieia District ~ the Terri
tory ~ Idaho. IN AMI for the County II Eitnnrc
wherein james STAMPS VS. plaiHtiH and Hcnr,
Thompson and Thomas kitio dcfrnaHts upon
Judgment rendered nn the - day II March is,1 fot
the sum ~ Eight Hundred and FIFTY Dollars Nc
Il lrs r',ss and interest hsVe thi. dav lesie upOr
MI The right title ciai and interest ~ said defend
ants IN and 10 the following described real estate,
tn.tit.
The entire interest NJ Henry Thompson IN and q
the following described placer mining claim. situated
IN bear Greek mining district Elm1re county Idaho
TERRITORY, and known Calm No. |. -sid claim al
joins the NJ. plarcr claim the south. Also ~,
ilume and water right belonging - said claim and
al the right title and interest II the said defendant
Henri Thompson. ip and 30 the blacksmith shop and
lug house standing said UlaiIu all aud sin 'ar the
sppurtenancrs ~ auv way belonging to the said de
foninnt. Henry thompson
Notice Is hereby given that will. IN the FIFTH
dat 81 April 1851 at II o'unrk a. ~ u said day IN
front Of the eourt house oar oi the county Of Enare
sci A. public auction Tor cash. lawful money 81 thu
United states In hand, al the right title claim and
Interest q said defendant Henry Thompson, Of In
ard % the above dteelihed property. " ~ much
thereof shall satisfy sail Judgment with interest
ant costs. % the hi hest aud hest bidder.
Dated the l5th day OF March, is9o
CHEESE WHITE sheriff
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15
For sale.

A dr, washing gold-saYing machine
New and IN good order. Apply 10
JAcoR ULWcH,
Rocky Bar.
August 81. isS9-tf.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-15

Job work done at the Office.