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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31
ri lie MIDLAND PACIFIC,

The latest, and apparently one OF
the bekt organized Of all the railways
seeking TO build a transeontinental
line, ID the Midland Pacific.
II has taken practically an unoccu-
pied field. II strikes westward through
south Dakota and Northern Wyoming,
and enters Idaho at central point not
far fro m where Idaho, Wyoming and
Mcnta ma have Q common junction,
and fri m which Its lines can easily d.
verge 10 the Puget Sound country, to
Portlan nd, or 10 Boise and San Fran
cisco. II will be built speedily. it will
be ma efficiently equipped, il will en-
large ten-fold the population, wealth
and business facilities OF the country
through which IL passes, and open up
magnificent fields for enterprise and
development.
The representative OF this company
recently visited Boise. He had little
to say OF his company or its plans: he
had positively nothing 10 say about
himself, and sought no notoriety. But
he was close and persistent ques-
toner he examined carefully the
grounds belonging TO the Boise Cen
trail Railway Company, which it is well
known are held for the uses OF such
lines as wish TO enter this city. He
examined the approaches to the
city ih every direction, and was q
shrewd inquirer as TO mining and ag-
ricultural development.
The Midland will extend its northern
line through Central Lemhi 10 Salmon
City, and thence westward. Its south,
westerh line viii defect through south
ern Lemhi and eastern Custer, com,
ing within forty or fifty miles of Chal
lis, aud afiording a grass, gain AM
cattle outlet for Big and Little Los
rivers, the Antelope and other tribu
taries. IL will help the mines o
Houston and Arco; will bear south
and west toward Haley and Bellevue
win tap the Gold Belt, and bring /
thousa nd families to Camas prairie; /
will sweep but few miles south o
Rocky Bar, and skirt the pine forsstl
of the lower Boise river. At Bots,
City il will place its division head
quarters and great car shops, becaus'
here it, workmen can be better an,
more cheaply cared for than anywher
else in Idaho. Resting year at BOISE
it will speed its course to the Colder
Gate.--B Boise Statesman.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31
REPUBL1cATIoN.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT,

Roties No. 30.
UxnEp STATES LAnp Orrlcz
HAILsT, Idaho, March g. 1880.
Mining Company, corporation duly established BY
law Of the stats Of New YORK, by Frank cayanah.
lie attorney In fAet whoss posocs address s Rocky
Bar Eimorr county, idaho has made Application Tor
United States Patent for the
LAURA JACKSON
Lode mining claim, situated In Bear Greek Mining
district Eimore formerly Alturas) county. idaho
Territory consisting Of fifteen hundred linear fest Of
the lode and surface ground six hundred feet vide
being lot No. So and described In tho Geld notes and
plat Of the oeial survey on fls In this ONCE with
magastie variation 81 Is degrees IS minutes east
Beginning al point Of discovery where notice az
location Was posted: Themes n 70 deg 50 min W 100
feet center Of W and Of clain; thence Is deg %
min W 800 n to sw corner No. L: thencs n rs dog
20 min 600 n 70 NV corner No. z; thsnce ~ deg
80 min 1880 u 10 NE corner No .; thence rs deg
80 min W 600 n 20 corner No. d. thence 70 deg 50
min w l020 feet 10 sw corner No. I, and place 81
beginning survey OF exterior boundaries Of claim,
There ara no conflicts. Containing Of II So
scres From NV corner No ., US Survey n. ~ No J.,
Bear Creek Mining District bsars 50 deg Is min W
6<s fset distant
he said mining claim being Of record In the sfnes
q the Recorder o. said mining district. "a HALEY.
Altur1s county, Idaho. The nearest known locations
being the Independence lot No 81, on the wssa and
Omega. unsurseyed. on The north.
Any and all persons claiming adversely ths minlng
ground, vein, lode premises OF any portion thereof
so dsscrbed surveyed. plated and applied for. are
hereby notified that unless their adverse claims are
asL asd .ceordn. 70 law md ne rsges lions there
the Register Of the Y. \ lsnd once. a. HALEY. Al
turas county. idaho Territory they will be barred by
direct IA, shis nos,es = ssslisSsd IN IN. Eu.o.,
brhlEfis, OF Rocky hAr, Idaho, the Bswspap~r pub.
shsd nearest the said mining claim foT the pariod
Of sixty daya
n. o. BulIsss. Register.
D. H. MccARrr, attorney tor cialnant.
First publication March IS.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31

The Oregon Democrats did u good
thing ih making demapd through
their State Convention for the free
coinage of silver. Oregon is not a
silver producing State to any great ex.
tent. Only a limited number of il
people are interested at all IN silver
mining. When 1t comes TO timber, or
wheat, pr fish, or live stock, or fruit,
the Ore gon man is perfectly at home.
When il comes to silver mining he
shakes his head. That such a COM
munity, meeting in State convention,
should make demand for free silver
coinage may be taken as a sign that
they win Join the great Western pro-
cession, aud that henceiorth silver
money i going 10 be estimated just as
good as gold, and just rs necessary 10
the life bf the business OF the Nation.
salt lake Tribune.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To prsSr rnosrsoS his legal heirs OF represent,
Atiyss:
You hereby notified thsI have expended two
hundred doATs s2Do ~ In labor aad Ilpros enlents
ufun the
SURPRISE AND NEVADA
Lode mining Chains. situated IN Hear Greek Mining
Dtstrist Elniare county. Idaho Territory In order To
bold said psemises nndor the provisions Of section
a3gS Revised Statutes u the United States, ieing ht
amount EsquiEej 20 hold the for the year end.
ting peecmbsr 81 isSp; that ths proportion Of the
expenditure due By you. Henry Thompson, Is eighty
dollars tssLna iaafu nlnues of ths lnitssi States.
and u within ninety on days after the publication
Of this notice tn fail Ia contribute your proportion
Of such expenditure co.eSner your interest la
said claims will becme the property nf the auh@sEbsr
under said sceiion &544 AUGUST OUTFLOW
ROXY llAr idaho. Feb Is. isSn
First publication Feb p
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31
JOB WORK.

The nuLLEfIN l. noa prepared 70 do Job Work ths
sqa-i Of tnai printed any where in Idaho Territory
We have resolved fr1.I Palmer 4 Rey Of Portland
Ores sn eFsHd spas sIsap California Reliable
dob Press leIib, the btsi manufactured together
Sith new 1yt( Rule it, tiur paper for Job aark
AID legal hlzn r. u the best grade used for that class
n aArk lrlnA what is known 10 the trade as sixteen
Iouaa cap. We have also on hand a stack of note
alid tsiter Aekd- bnslHess and calling cards bill
hes.is al sizcA, apt white government elapos
t@xysA which Nil he printed at TuAsonahle rates
Those Wishing legal hlanks, letter note heals e-
yelepes, sar,ls, ll hsAds, loigers OF Inh sosk OJ
any kind shalIld nncc leave thsir orders a the
briiyr's oiho, wftre nit. viii ~ attenoea 10
lutl.E1llR
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31

II ID estimated that the dancing
maid travels twentythree miles dur.
ing an all-night dance, and il the
squeezes she gets were combined and
exerted at one time, she would be
crushed 10 atoms.-Exchange.
True enough; and there's many a
girl that can dance twenty-three miles
OF night who cant go twenty-three
feet to help her mother put out the
washing and il the muscular energy
used by the young men in squeezing
her while dancing the twenty-three
miles were combined aud exerted
properly it would saw up six cords
and n half of wood for the girls parents
Sad-the amount OF force that goes Ia
waist these times.-News- Miner.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31

Don't sign, says q contemporary
But sudh caution as this seems
hardly necessary to any person in the
full possession of Lis faculties. Yet il
is aston Rhing how many people there
are, including gtod business men, wha
attach heir signature TO papers or
documents whose contents might have
n serious bearing upon themselves or
their affairs, with scarcely glance at
their contents. Carelessness in fail
ing to atquaint themselves with the
contents OF paper before signing it
has worked inoalculable harm Ia
thousands Of well intentioned people.
Then read all papers carefully before
You sign them, particularly those that
express or imply anything in the ma
ture of Il contract or legal obligation.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31
REPUBLIcATIoN.1
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.


Usrns srArEs Lana ovrscH.
HAfLsr. fpAno. March 4, faeo
Notice 10 hereby given that the Bear Creek Gold
Mining Company corporation duly established by
fAet Frank ?. csvanah. Of Rocky Bar, Idaho. Whose
possonace address 10 al said Rocky nar, Eimovs
county. Idaho Territory. has made application for
United States patent Tor the
EMMA LODE MINING CLAIM,
Situated In Bear Creek tformery Elm creek Hard.
scrabble) mining district Eimore formssy Aituras)
dred linear fest Of the lode, and surfaces ground six
the asld NOTES and plat Of The ocai survey On ale
In this once, with magnetic variation ut IL degrees
Is minutes east. - follows:
Commencing nj center Of west end Of claim al
which point the notice Of location originally was
posted: thence degrees Is min EAST 500 feet NV
corner No. and point OF beginning: thence south 2
deg Is min 600 y sW corner No 2: thence 81
Is min east 60 n NE CORNER No. o. thence 81 dog
90 main W 1900 n NV corner No and place Of be.
ginning, survey 81 exterior boundaries from corner
No. g. U. y. mineral monument No. bears Is deg
81 min W 1928 feet distant; AREA 1881 acres; no
confiets
me sAid mining claim being Of record In the once
OF the Recorder Of said mining district Mt Haley In
AiturAs county. Idaho The nearest known locations
being the OphiF survey No. 10 the east and the
John Boyle unsurveyed mining claim on the west.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the mining
ground vsn lode prcmisss Or any portion thereof 90
described. surveyed, plated and applied for. are
hereby notified that unless their adverse claims are
within sors from sss az ssesS s
the Register Of the U 8 Land Once, at HALEY. Al
turAs county, idaho Territory, they will be barred by
T'sss o ne, .es p,S ,s o, q ss ss.se ~
BULLETIN, at Rocky Bar, IN said Enaore county,
Idaho. the nswspaper puhiished nearest the said
mining eiAim' for the period s Of SIXTY day.
O. II. MccAArr, attorney for claimant.
First publication March Is.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31

From all directions come encorrag-
ing reports Of the marvellous progress
and advancement which is destined to
result in placing Idaho where she
rightiully belongs-well up in the van
guard Of the States and Territories OF
the northwest. New railroads are bs-
ing projected within her borders,
plumbers Of irrigation ditcLss are be-
ing constructed, ye4t quantities OF
latest improved mining machinery are
being introduced, while the heavy
losses OF stock the past winter have
brought stockmen TO realize the value
and importance OF keeping at home
the hay which was sold and shipped
abroad last fall The advantages Of
the varied industries of this Territory
$50 spIendidly and proportionately
distributed Siii certainly be evidenced
by wonderful progress and develop.
nient within the next year or two.
The elimination Of the brightest hopes
of her most sangnine citizens cannot
pow long H. lelayed.-shoshone
gggllnlall.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

Notice No. 3l7.
UNITED STATES LAND 0FrcK,
HALEY. Idaho, January 80, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that the Comfort Consoli-
dated Mining Company, corporation duly cstAb.
lished by law by It's attorney In tact James C. Boyd
whose postofce address, IL Rocky BAr, Emore county
Idaho Territory, has made application for United
States Patent for the
oPHfR MILLsTTE CLAIM,
situate In Bear Greek formerly HardscrAbbls) Min.
ing District, Eimore county fortnerly Aturas
ty) idaho Territory, consisting "a ave acres Of
notes and plat OF the oficial survey on file In this
Office with magnetic variation at IL degrees as min.
utes east, a. follows:
BEGINNING at corner No. Of this millsite survey,
thence deg 20 min 900 feet 10 corner No O.
thence "a deg ~ min W 7s7 feet TO corner No. s,
thence deg 80 min W rs feet 10 corner No. 4,
thence 81 deg as min 100 feet 10 corner No and
place OF beginning. survey OF exterior boundaries Of
claim, containing an AREA Of ave acres There no
conflicts
FROM corner No. 4 Of shis survey U. s. NJ. NJ No, l
Brar Greek formerly Hardscrabble) mining district
bears 81 deg 10 min W lTi2 feet distant
The aid mining claim being Of record the ofhcs
Of the Recorder OF said mining district Rocky Bar
known locations being "Ophir' lode claim survey
No. 10 on the north and the ''Poomans lode claim
survey No. lbs on the southeast
direct that this notice be published In the ELNoRx
buLLkrIs, OF Rocky Bar, Idaho. the Newspaper pab-
llshed nearest the said nill-site claim tor the pc
Rod Of sixty days
H. O. BLLIsss, Register
ID. 4 wALDEoS, attorney for claimant.
First publication Feb. T.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31
ELNoRE COUNTY OFFICIALS.

Commissioners !. ?. CSvansh, chairman, d.
Ethan, W N stockton.
Distri,t Attorney >. u McCary.
Probate Judgd Isaac Culp.
Auditor and Recorder I. Gilman.
sheriff --Gresne White.
Assessor aud Collector e. u. Payne.
1t.s.zlrar--lleo u Golden
snpt. ~ schools Mr. Emma Henderson
CnfuEer-Df D. :. Wright.
Surveyor X Z. ToNne.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31
junction House.
JUNCTION BAR, IDAHO.

TIM LYNCH has leased the above
named well known station, eight miles
below Rocky Bar, IN the stage road.
He will pay strict attention To the
comfort Of his patrons, and will fur
nish GOOD MEALS and pure drinks
at all hours.
Remember, | am at the old stand
and give me call. TIN LYNCH.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31

A dr.-vashing gold-saving machine
New and IN good order. Apply to
JAcoB uLRIcH,
Rocky Bar.
August =, lss9-tf,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING

svsry newspaper published having circulation 70.
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than % 900 copies each i@sue With the cost per line
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sertssinE Agents. 10 spruca street. Nsw York City.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31

THE BAN FRANCIsco WEEKLY CALI.
IL a handsome cight'page paper. IL IL h.
sued every Thursday, and contains all Of
the important news Of the week, cleaned
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tercsting special correspondents from all OF
the principal cities Of the world and vast
amount Of the best selected and original
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and most reliable financial news and mar
ket quotations, aud gives special attention
10 horticultural and agricultural news, and
IL In every respect hrst-class family paper,
appealing to the interest of every member
Of the household.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31

lTsih Edition Mos Ready.
A book oi over no pages,
giving more information %
value 10 advertisers than any
other ysihlicsiion ever 10.
sued ID gives the nansa a
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31

THE MORNING CALL.
(sKvEN Issuxs a WEEK.
is a live metropolitan daily. It has tho
LARGEST CALCULATION and N recogni.eA
~ being the LEADING NEWSPAPER ofths
Pacific toaat. Either Of the above papeEa
We will send postpaid a. premium on -
eeipt of the following subscription prizes
sr the com biaation:
The Bulletin and Weekly
Call, one year, only $50. SO Il
The Bulletin and Daily Morn
ing Call, per year $500. $6 81
with coin,
G. NJ. PAYNE,
Rocky Bar, Idaho.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-20
READY TO TAKE THE GIANTS SOUTH

Manager James Mutre, Of the New-iork League
Baseball club. Yesterday completed all arrangements
for the southern tour Of his men. They VIII leave
thi, city on Wednesday. Mutrc cApect' to take four
teen players with him the steamer Delaware OF the
CLYDE Line They Will 90 direct To Charleston, where
the team Will make It's stamping ground ENhibl-
ton games viii first be- played with the Charleston
club and aftcrWard with the Brooklyn, Chicago and
Philadelphia clubs. The Ncwi Workers will return TO
the city u time formally to open toe ball season with
the Manhattan College nine on March % The uni
forms for hc local League players were ordered YES
tcldv. The suit to be- worn al home Will be Whltc,
with black stockings, caps and belts. The UNIFORM 10
be worn away from home the clubs tours Will be
Of lat, .ray with maroon trimmings, and the words
New York the breast
Manager Mutrle yesterday signed a new pitcher to
tho New York club, but for various reasons VIII not
yet make hi name known. The young man Is over
'N lndianapolis lob 10 CSpecia1- b. Day ad-
mittcd Ia day that the object ut his visit to Thu, city
and all of 1t, players. llc had Il conference with
President Brush this afternoon. I'm an Interview the
latter said Mr. Day /, here to talk over the advlaa-
bltv OF reducing the number OF clubs IN the League
To eight. As vet be- has not said anything about
purchasing the indianapolis franchise or players. Nor
d word has been said about which clubs are to be 70
tired. IN it Is decided To reduce the number to
eight. Mr. Day say, he intend, to visit all the League
president, ana present 10 them arguments In favor OF
dropping two clubs. He thinks that satisfactory
neht caunot bee made with ten clubs in the circuit
IL il the prevailing opinion h0re that the ndi;lnapo
hope to get the Indianapolis players at reasonable
price boy holding over ru,hs head the threat that the
loct club. with Wd.hn- ton, will forced out whether
the players are purchased In advance or not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-20
crrrRRArLYG ASH "WEDNESDAY.

Services in observance Of Ash Wednesday were hefs
yesterday in the various Roman Catholic churches ahd
ao in the Episcopal churches ana were ATTENDED oy
- .,,-rega,ons In St. Patrick's Cathedral
l.yerol masses were celebrated between the early
manning hours and O'Clock. when the mass at which
IN. ashes were blessed offered up. Then every
member of the congregation went TO the railing that
tncloses the sanctuary and kneeling, received the
ashes on his forehead. In ST. Agncss Church, In East
Fortyhild st. where the newly appointed rector, the
Rev. DR.. Henry A. Brann, Oniclated, the day was
observed with fun ceremony.
In the Church Of the Paulist Fathers in ST. Francis
yavier's, in St. Stephens Church. In East Twenty
eighth st. in ST. Mchaers In West Thirty second ST.,
Of which Vcar-Gencrtl Donney is pastor large con:
grcgatons also attended, and masses were celebrates
at the usual hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-20
TIE COMPOUND LARD TAXATION BILLS.
ARGUMENTS nor AND AGAINST THEM HEARD
BY THU HOUSE COMMITTEE Of
tCiIIt UITUfi

Wa-Lurton Feb l0-T,c House Committee on AerI
culture today began tie hearing OF persons Interested
u the legislation propo.cd by the Cou-cr and Butter
worth bila 10 regulate the manufacture and sale OF
compound Land taxing the production thereof. The
taxes To bee collected b. the Internal Revenue Bureau
". w. Kiubau Of Boston. representing th, advo
Gates Of the Con.cr h.ll. said that shortly aftor the
close o. tie hearing, n the Lth Congress the manu-
fcurcs II compound lard began 10 brand Shcir entire
product compound lard or lard compound. p
within the last two year. also. the principal mann
facurcr of compound LARD rad ceased to exist as "a
private firm, but had been changed into the Cotton
oil Trust
Alexander Wcldcrbum representing tho National
Grange Patrons If lu,Laudy, said the interest OF The
farmer ln the subject hy n the fact thai lac could
produce only pure lard. and lac suffered by com
petition Vith the aducratcd article The touscr BIZ,
c tpcdlr: added would protect ana bccht the cotton
seed rl-cr- of the south.
t,cprsc II. Webster member OF the hrin oi Armour
"a Co.,. asserted that hl, compound tiiHl WAS HDt Az
idU Iteration. but an ccOnOiul' and mcnorOuN Hln~
ling Oi lard With other pure substances. me IN
gradients were prime steam lard. cuttDhoccd oil and
beef .tcarinc. Armour Co. made hoth pure ana
compound lard the Latter wa put ON the market
branded by %. proper name, thus mtflS tc oIlthdl
objection to ID, sale. NJ. Webster added that there
- meet the demand and the compound was made 10
hll the want ,
Henry &. Hutchcr. Of Philadelphia. representing The
Southern Cottpusccd on Company read a statement
the reason, why his corporation opposed the passage
Of the Law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-20
THE OKLAHOMA DEBATE IN THE HOUSE


Washington, Feb. 19.--The Oklahoma bill came up
again to-day in the House sitting Committee Of the
Whole
Mr. Barnes, Of Georgia, caused 10 be read protest
from Chief Bushyhead OF the Creek Nation, and from
representatives Of the Seminole Nation. against the
passage Of the House bill
Mr. Baker, Of New-York. said that, in his opinion.
there line in the bill which violated single
right belonging to the Indians.
Mr. Turner, of Ncw-York, opposed the bill as one
which, while leaving the Indians the shadow Of their
rights, stole the substance.
Mr. Buchanan. Of New Jersey, coud see no reason
for lacking on the second part Of the bill.
Mr. Perkins, Of Kansas, said that the only land IN
voycd 70 which any question had been raised 10
title the Cherokee strip. The committee was
willing that il should be eliminated II the Govern
ncut's title was defective.
Mr. TarSncy. Of Missouri. favored the bill.
Mr. NOcy, ~ Ohio. lad not been able TO agree In
all respects with ire committee The hn he
thought. should include all Of the Indian Territory
Mr.. Hooker OF Mississippi contcndcd that the In
dams he'd the same title to The Outlet 20 their
oller lands. and had patent for IT,
Mr. Nan~ug, II Missouri denied the legality Of any
patent which conveyed more land than the law
thOriled 20 he conveyed
Nj Springer briefly maintained tho absolute hight
OF ne Government to the land embraced within tho
Oklahoma lines.
Al this point the committee rose.