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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22
tue MasouERAnE.
A scenc OF Merriment at !. o. O. y
aud ". OF l.. Hall Monday
Night.


Night.
The grand masquerade carnival
given on the evening of st. Pat
rick's day in Rocky Bar, under the
auspices Of Knights Of Labor As
sembly 1877 was without question
great social event. As early as s
o'clock pleasure seekers zen masquen
began to enter the hall and specta-
tors soon filled all available seats.
Most of the costumes were of home
manufacture, but some Of them
were Of rich texture and gotten up
with great care and exquisite taste.
The managers and in fact all MEM
bers of the X. of l.. have cause to
feel proud of the success attending
this pleasant occasion, and not
withstanding the difficulty Of secur-
ing variety of costumes in this
snow-bound region, they may rest
assured that their "bal masque"
will long be referred TO with fond
recollections.
About 3 o'clock the grand march
was called, and under the inspiring
strains Of excellent music by the ABB
bolt Orchestra, the fun began-and
such fun and frolic was never before
witnessed in Rocky Bar.
The supper hour arriving, all rn-
masked and proceeded to the Al
turas Hotel, where feast was had
such as only John Gilman and his
estimable wife are noted for spread
ing.
Only about one-third of those
present were in costume, and as a
number failed to appear before the
examining committee, the BULLETIN
is unable to give all the characters.
Following are the names of those
obtained-all sustaining their re-
spective parts admirably:
Mrs. c. Crosby-Goddess Of Lib
erty.
Mrs. Charles Smith Tamborine
Girl.
Mrs. Fred Davis-Flower Girl.
Mrs. w. G. Wickersham-Hand-
kerchief costume.
Mrs. Ed. Myers--Patchwork.
Mrs. Conk-School Girl.
Miss Marie Swanholm-Evening
Star.
Miss Ida May Fitzwater-Nun.
Miss Jennie Erickson-Domino.
Miss Oracle Jackson-Old Maid.
Miss Katie Skinner-Little Boz
Peep.
Miss Nelly Bates-Peasant Girl.
Miss Ada Conk-Popcorn Girl.
Miss May Conk-Little Old
Lady.
Miss Oracle Rathbone-School
Girl.
Miss Sarah Mullany-Peasant
Girl.
MissEunice Rathbone-Little Fat
Boy.
w. c. Observation-Disclosures
Chinaman.
Jack Steers-China Mary.
Abner Hall-Chinaman.
Fred Davis-Tamborine Boy.
Frank Erickson-0ld Man Nc
Ginty.
j. A. Brookfeid-Cowboy.
Jim Gray-Gentleman Coon.
Arnold DeCamp-Jocky.
w. T. Lane-Old Lady.
Dan. Fitzwater-St. Patrick.
Ed. Seeley-Fancy dress.
joe Fit. gerald Kuklux Khan
Johnny Hayes-Fancy dress.
.Chas. Mullany-Jocky.
Young Greene White = Coon
Glow n.
Frank Jackson-Fancy dress.
Young George jackson Old
Maid.
Will Conk-Country Girl.
The absence of the names Of other
maskers is due solely to the fact |
that the parties failed to appear be-
fore the commitfea of examination |
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22
Advice TO Mothers.

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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22
KEEP POSTED.

II You desire 70 keep yourself posted
ON National politics, now is the oppor-
tunity to do so by subscribing for the
National Democrat" published at
Washington ID. G. You can get the
ELMoRE BULLETIN and the National
Democrat for one year by paying 1910
IN advance. The Democrat is the
ablest political paper in the United
States. Sample copies can be had b,
calling at this Office. This PROPOSE
ton will hold good only for u short
I time.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22
S. n. MCCARTHY,
AT = o r N EY AT = "A W
Rocky BAR, IDAHO.

Contract, Land, Mining and Crimi-
nal Law. Patents for Mining Claims
obtained ut reasonable rates.
All legal business OF the late law firm
OF Stull & Mccarty will be properly
and promptly attended to.
Call ON, OF address, 5. IL. McCarty,
Rocky Bar, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22
REPUBLICATION.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT,

-'F"+"~ 49, a-AzAs
lNrTEb STATES LAID OVFIeE,
HALEY I.lahn- Mar..h A i.nl

lNtTEb STATES LASp OYfIeE,
HAttEY. Idaho, March L. isSio
Notice Is hereby given that the Hear Creek Gold
Mining Company a corporation duly established hy
law Of the state Of New fork, hy Frank Z caYaaah,
Bar Elnorc county, idaho has made application for
United States Patent for the
LAURA JACKSON
Lode mining claim. situated Ia Bear Greek Mining
district Einlorc formerly Alturas) county, Islaho
Territory consisting q fifteen hundrrd linear feet Of
The lele. ard surface grouad six hundred feet vide
being lot No. So Nnd described In the field notes and
plat u the official surrey on Gle IN this Office with
magnetic variation At Is degrees a. minutes east
fellows.
Beginning at point of discovery where notice II
locasion Was pssstpd. tsenre \ 7s deg 50 min W lUu
feet center Of " and Of claim, thence = Is deg 81
uin 500 n 10 Nv cafffef No /: thence = des,
30 min dao Il 70 NV eorner No. ?: thencc Is de-.
20 min iaso Il 10 Ne No. 5. thence IS deg
80 min W 90 Il 90 corner No. .: thence - deg 50
mia lGzo fret 10 SW corner No. L. aud place of
beginning survey Of exterior boundaries of claim.
There conflicts. Containing an area Of Is SIS
fruua w corncF No. 9, Us Survey NJ. N No I.
bear Greek Misiug District bvars IS deg Is min "
The said mining claim being Of ro-oui In the oiace
81 the Recorder u said mining district ~ HALEY
AtEras cotinty, Idaho This nearest known locations
Le,g The Independence, lot No s, the wu5f and
Omega, unsureyed. CA the north.
ANY and AL persons claiming adversely the mining
ground, veiu. lode. premises. any portion thereof
described. surveyed. plated and applied tor, arc
hereby notnsd that unless their adverse claims are
dug Aiet according TO law and the regulations there
uuder within siNts DAYS frum the date heTe1f 4itA
the Register II the L 5 Land oice, at haiiey Al.
turs county, Idaho Territory they viii he barred by
virtue ~ the provisions uf the statute
d5Tect that this notice rs publishes, IN the ELNORE
~ LLEnN, al Rocky BAR, iasho. the newspaper pub.
lishcd neareat te said mining cAlan for the period
OF SIXTY days.
h o nitliSas. Register.
s. II. NoeARrr, attorney Tor claimant
li.ss ssaolisAtlS1 M4.NA -,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22
Death of Mrs. Wakefield

Mrs. III. A. Wakefield, formerly
a resident of this place, died at
Floral City, Florida, March 3, 1890,
Mrs. Wakefield was sister of Mrs.
G. d. Golden, and resided at Rocky
Bar for about 10 years-removing
to Florida in 1885. Besides her
sister. she leaves a husband and
daughter to mourn her death. The
lady had been i'll some time and
her departure from earth was not
unexpected. Mrs. Wakefield was
a most estimable woman and her
death will be deeply regretted by all
who knew her.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22
THE AGONY over.
The Alturas Division
Case Sustained by
the Highest
Court.
Lei US Remember those who
Stood Solid with EImOre
and Logan in this
Long Struggle
for Justice.
LONG LIVE ELMoRE AND LOGAN
LONG LIVE ELMoRE AND LOGAN
COUNTIES.

Wednesday afternoon Deputy Re-
corder Wickersham received the
following telegram from the Capital
b rsE Cry. March 10, 1890.
w. c. Wickersham, Rocky Bar. Idaho /:
The Supreme Court OF the United
States has affirmed the decision Of the
Idaho Supreme Court in the Alturas
division case Hurrahi
J. HUNTER.
J. H. WIcKERsHAM.
4. A. STEVENSON,
This news was not altogether I'M
expected, yet it caused much rejoic-
ing in the hearts of long oppres-
sed people. The decision Of the
highest judicial tribunal in the land
forever settles the division of Al
turas county and places the people
Of Logan and Gilmore in a position
they long have sought and vigor-
ously fought Tor.
But in our exuberance of joy over
the defeat of the greedy HALEY
bosses, let us not forget that sym
pathy should go out to the poor
tax-ridden masses of the mother
county who have been rendered al
most bankrupt by the insane ac-
tons of their self-constituted leaders.
Also, let us forever keep green in
our memories not only the names
Of our home workers in the good
cause but of those who reside out
side our boundaries that championed
the cause of right and justice-par-
ticularly Ex-Governor Stevenson,
Hon. Alex. Mayhem, Hon. George
Ainslie, Hon. d. L. Bailey, Hon.
s. F. Taylor, Hon. 4. S. Jewell,
Hon. Geo. p. Wheeler and other
friends whose names we can not re-
call.
Meantime Old Alturas has the
privilege of nesting to her bosom
her tried and true friends Fred Du-
bois, Clink Clink Pride, Ex-Presi-
dent Of the Council Clough and
other dead politicians of Idaho.
Long may Little Gilmore and Big
Logan counties live and prosper.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22

iT5ih Edition Nov Ready.
a book Of over 90 pages,
giving more information o.
value to advertisers than any
ether publication ever Is
sued II RiNna the mama u
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22
junction House.
JUNCTION BAR, IDAHO.

TIM LYNCH has leased the above
named well known station, eight miles
below Rocky Bar, on 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.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-07
WRITE TO YOUR MOTHER.

1t is sad thing for a mother wher
her boy first goes out in the great busy
VOL Id Of men and she knows she must
face all the coming years, perhaps,
without him. 1t seems only yesterday
since his golden head rested against
her heart, that his wee mouth was
held up for kisses, that his lettering
steps were guided by her. it seems only
yesterday; it seems only yesterday too,
that he played at marbles and football
and bruised his heel and had mother
to ''tie it up" in her tender way and
later on it seems only yesterday when
"her boy" began to tire little of the
home nest and long for the great busy
world and father couldn't understand
why he could not be contented, but
mother could. Yes, it seems only
Yesterday: and yet the willows down
by the brook have hung with leaves
several times since that time, the
frisky young horse the "boy" owned
has become staid and qui t, the fence
around the garden has grown a little
more bent out of plumb, the peach
tree which only reached to the boys
shoulder then has reached as high as
any in the orchard nOw, father has
slower step and more gray amid his
locks and mother herself does not
smile so often as formerly and there is
s. look in her eyes as if she often kept
vigils. Aye, snd 50 she does, she
does not forget that her boy Is like
other boys and that there are
many pitfalls in the way of his I'M
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-07
Official Paper of the City of Sedalia
THE DEATH OF CAPT. SMITH

The death of Capt. Sewell Smith
late of the Warsaw Times removes g
man of more than passing interest and
his brethren of the Press throughout
the state will drop regretful tear to
his memory. Since 1865 he has ed
tied the Times in Warsaw and al.
ways he did good work. Honest in
his convictions, fearless, this veteran
Of two wars never faltered in the task
Of supporting any enterprise which
pertained to his own town and bis
place will be hard to gil. For FIVE
years he filed the office of president
of the Mexican Veterans association
and only at the last meeting rendered
his resignation. because of failing
health. No meeting of that body
was ever neglected BY him and when
the @. a. L. met to recount the deeds
of the civil war Captain Smith Was
always present. His Loyalty to his
country had been unfal ering in the
days of his manhood's strength and he
Lowell to live over a gain with comrades
equally tried and true" the scenes of
the always remembered past.
On his way home from the lest
meeting of tie Mexican veterans at
Fay cite, he wrote a brief yet graphic
account of the meeting fer Ihls puCll-
cation and be cid it with the Cd time
love Of his work and the occasion
which called it forth, which did not
indicate that his end was Sd near.
True, he was not strong, he had not
been strong since wars exposures hal
cleft him spent" while still only half
way on the journey, but his CHEEKY
greeting and warm hand clasp were
the same for his friends as they had
always been and it is hard to believe
that to-day he has passed to the realm
of Silence eternal. The Lord has
created many good mcn, He will
create mere, but it is only given t,
the few to be as loyal a citizen, as
kindly husband end father as good
friend rs the man who died Friday |
at Warsaw-Capt. Sewell Smith.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-07

wary feet. She reads and keeps uE
with the times enough to know that
there is sin in the world, black, awful
sin, and while she believes that heI
prayers and her teachings certainly
will keep her boy safe, yet she does Sc
long to have him write and tell her
just what ne is doing, how he passes
his time when he is not at the store
or the Office, whether he reads the
little worn bible which she gave him
just before he went away and which
once belonged to her own dear mother
who has been "saint in heaven" for
years. She is afraid he will forget
mother and in her letters to him, she
tells him how much she loves him !;
how she always misses him when the
rest come in at evening and he is not
1900 saI.III uV" UIIU 40 nnIttIus MIN @
new pair of hose and she does hope he
will wear them e;c. All, she does
not know how that little paragraph
causes her boy to smile. He has quite
grown beyond knitted hose now and
yet he is not So callous, but that he
signs little as he smiles and remem-
bers how often mother has knitted for
him in the past and all her goodness
comes over him like a fash and he
looks at the tremulous "God bless
you my boy" at the end of the letter
and he says 81 must answer dear
mothers letter right away" Some
times he does so, sometimes he puts it
off and the time goes and he does not
write until another anxious letter of
inquiry comes.
Alas! boys, mother never would
have forgotten you in that way-she
never forgets you, crime stained tho
you often are, you are always cher
boy" and she always loves you-write
TO your mother.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-07
NO MORE KNIGHTS.
The New York Central RetaliateS
by Ordering All Knights
Discharged.

Now York, October 3.-The New
Central officials have decided that no
more knights of Labor shall be en-
ployed on its road, and today Vice
President Webb issued a circular oil.
recting the heads of the various de-
partments TO make their decisions
known. The circular is addressed to
the general manager, the general sup.
erintendent, the chief engineer and
the superintendent of the motive
power and rolling stock aud says:
1.-THE recent strike and acts of law
lessness committed in connection
thei ewith, published correspondence
between the leaders of the organiza-
ton that ordered it and the fact that
many of the men are seeking employ
ment -lying they quit work from fear
of personal violence and did not dare
20 resume work for TIL same reason F.;
compel the management of the COM
'pany to announce that it objects to
lis employees being members of the
organization known as Knights of
'aboi. The managem mt is
So ,isfied that membership in
n this particular organization is in
co Is' tent With faithful and efficient
: ervi, to tie company and liable to
a ~ time 10 prevent 1t properly dis
charging i; duti to the public. You
Will at once take such actions as will
bring this circular to the attention of
ali employ IN your respective de-
parthe IT. General Superintendent
Vor. &C. aid tlat the circular means
prec ely what it s;ys, knights must
eitrcr give up tibet membership or
leave the road.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-07

city on Tuesday afternoon to his
brother at Doniphan only increases
the mystery. 1t VIZ brought to this
city yesterday by an uncle of the miss
ing nan. 1t gives rise to terrible sus-
picions of foul play, brit gives no fresh
information in the case which would
prove of value. 1t $ as follows:
Am afraid | may have a little
trouble yet with some one who is
apparently gone daft on Effie and is
trying 20 prevent TIE coming event.
AT DOniphan L received two anony-
nous 'etters in plain yellow envelopes,
write ia disguised hand, and both
pos, marked :. st. Louis, two days
after they were written. One was
dated September s and the other the
18th, and both threatened dire cslam-
ties If | persisted. L thought it was
some one trying to run bluff on me and
still believe il is. Late this afternoon
/ received another letter repeating
the same things ard saying the writer
would like TO see me personally and
settle tie matter imam with man be-
fore a thiid pirty is drawn in.'
Don't know whether will see him or
not, as l haven't the slightest clew as
to his identity or whether or how to
NEE. him, s1d am inclined to the be-
lief that that fellow behind the
matter somehow and is trying to
scare me off, bat he can't do it, l
krow he is nearly crazy over Effie and
has threatened her. Still | feel
little worse than / would had | not
received the letters. Have never
said anything 10 anyone about it, but
have never regarded it as seriously as
| do now, and il there is really any
thing in it, would like to have it set
ii d some way before thee is chance
for my wiie to be a widow" as one of
the letters put it. / shall believe it
is done for effect, however, 80.
Have everything ready, and can easily
get away to- morrow night, should /
decide to go, then, x *Be sure to
come. Will expect you, and the
o'hers will be expecting you, too.
Your brother,
BOB.
Mr.. t. w. M4bery last night in
creased the reward to $3.50 for any
information leading to the discovery
Of hi, brother, if alive, or the recovery
of his remains if he is dead.
AS far as IS known, the last man
who saw Mabrey last Tuesday even
ing was the MI in charge of the
cigar st nd at the Laclede hotel. He
did not know who he was at the time,
but identified him by the photograph
in the posse ION of the police,
He says he was in the hotel and
bought several cigars late that even.
ing. lie Yves accompanied at the
time by stranger, but lie could fur
nsh no description Of the caller which
might lead to his Identification.
Phil Haquet. the saloon keeper,
also identified the missing man by his
picture as one of the two persons he
had seen in his establishment the
same evening. He believes that he
called for and drank ginger ale at the
time.
The police kept up the search until
4 late hour but fai ed to find the
slightest clew.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-07

1t seems a little strange that young
man, who is well known and more
than usually intelligent could utterly
disappear in this day and generation,
but at present this seems to be the
case with Editor Mabrey of Rol a,
Mo-, who recently went to St. Louis,
from that place, for the purpose OF
getting his wedding suit, as he was
just on the eve Of wedding young
lady of his home Town. Uan /: u
possible that he has BEEN reading the
"Kreutzer Sonata" and concluding
that marriage is a delusion ard a
snare, skipped away to pastures new ?
1t is to be hoped no., but at least the
case presents suspicious features and
in the meantime the young lady who
was to have been married to the miss
ing man deserves sympathy.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-07

The new Tariff law will 90 into eff
feet tomorrow and therefore it is nc
longer a theory but a condition which
is..before the people. With'a view to
ascertaining the probable effect of the
new law, a series of interviews will
be published by the New York World
with leading manufacturers, impor-
tiers, workiDgmen, merchants etc.
Such a cOncensus will no doubt con-
tain much that is beneficial, as the
only way to reach the people is
through the people.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-07

The New York Ledger haa JUS
published an admirable portrait and
character sketch of the lamented
Henry w. Grady. The writer of the
sketch particularly dwells on the
close and sympathetic love which ex'
listed between the young writer and
his mother. No man ever yet sue
ceeded who did not 60 hand in band
with her mother and that the grand
young genius of the south was no ex-
ception to the rule was to be ex-
pected.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-07

Jesse James and William Quantrell
and Marshall Ney and John Wilks
Booth have died regularly every
spring and fall for years and the news
managers will probably keep on kill.
ing them off for years to come.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-07

A hundred or more German citi-
zens have met in Indianapolis and
formed German-American prohibi-
ton league. The discussion showed
that there are a large number of Ger
man citizens throughout Indiana, who
desire to unite with such an organiza-
ton.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-07

Senator Carlisle's mastery speech
served TO recall to the country the
object for which the Senate was
created and TO remind it of the true
use of 4 deliberative law-making
body.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-07

-Carter's Little Liver Pills will be
iOuu( an excellent remedy fer sick head
ache. Thousands OF letters from people
sdO have used them PROVE this fact. Ask
your druggist for then.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-07
LatherIuan discharged

Charles Latheiman, charged with %.
tanning sl2, un6er false pretens, 5
from Frank Cherewers, he'd Il I'll !
ytsterd; before Justi"o 3 air. -
was defended by w. ID. S..,a 500
lie StIte was rerres ntoG .- w.. :.
Fast. The c,-e d;a.-cd JAR
ne 'rly, all day ard t ct IN lent va,
discharged, the ',r"j i.rt there was
rot sufficient evi.'He. - p~ye thlt
tlr moaey nal e, "a isl rs
ir.ud.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-07
ECHOES.
From the Missouri Press ASSOci
alton Members.

The following are a few of the ex,
cerpis from the press of Missouri re.
garding the Hannibal meeting of the
Press association. Every man in the
newspaper business in Missouri should
become d member
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-07
WALDING, KINNAN a. MARVIN.

WHOLESALE druggists, Toledo, ..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nslly, acting directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c.
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-07

G S. circuit, ia the Lewis County
Journal: The session was u
very profi,aE lie one, and an almost
strict y business one.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-07
How 8 This L?

We Offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case of catsrrh that can
not be cured by using Halls Cata'rh
Cure
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-07

NJ. c. ralkenburg, in the South
west Leader: The business of the
conven ton was gratifying to those in
attendance TO the extreme. Papers
of great merit were read and discuss
ions on questions of interest to the
fraternity were INDUCED in The
editor who went away from this
meeting not benefited, either by the
recreation afforded or the literary
programmes rendered, should throw
up his membership.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-07

Euphrates Boucher, in the Mt.
Vernon journal. The Missouri press
convention, which met at Hannibal
on the 18th of August and continued
four days, was the bsst attended of
any of the conventions since is organ
IL alton at st. Louis in 1867, and
there is scarcely a doubt but that it
viii result in far more profit to the
editors financially, while cially it
was no less that in former years.