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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26
RATS.

The Republicans have already
commenced the cry of stop, thief"
with the hope Of detracting atten-
ton from. the corrupt manner in
which they intend to conduct the
coming campaign in Idaho. 1t is
a well known fact that the Republic
can leaders in Idaho expect to re-
ceive an unlimited corruption fund
from their National Committee,
with which to purchase votes, and
through this damnable means send
a solid Republican delegation 10
Congress; and now, in order to turn
attention from their own dirty work
they have thus started the cry all
along the line from Washington
stop thief" and proclaim that
Idaho is to be flooded with barrels
Of Mormon dollars in order TO de-
feat Dubois and the Republican
party. They desire to impress upon
our people that the Mormon ques-
ton is still political issue in Idaho
and hope to retain in their ranks
the Democrats who affiliated to a
certain extent with them more on
account of their stand on the Nor.
mon question than any other issue
But il won't work. The Mormon
quests ion is dead issue in Idaho
the iron-clad test oath is law; the
Mormon vote is no longer factor
in Idaho politics, and those Demo
Gratis who have heretofore trained
with Republicans solely on account
of the Mormon issue will now fal
into line and the Democracy viii
march in solid phalanx to Che poll
on October LIST, without doodle" t,
aid them in just cause and will
strong hopes of placing young ldah
in the column of Democratic States
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26
KILLED At BELLEVUE.

The Bellevue Herald gives a long
account Of double tragedy hat oc-
CURED in Judge Dilley's Office in
that place on the 18th instant. J.
NJ. Kinnear, superintendent Of the
Minnie Moore mine was shot and
killed by S. G. Felsenthal, who had
been employed as assayer for the
company. After committing the
fatal act Felsenthal shot himself
near his heart, and at last ac-
counts he was not expected to live.
The Haley News Miner Of the Goth
gives Felsenthal's dying statement"
as follows;
Being duly sworn, Felsenthal de-
poses and saws, as follows: My
name is $. G.. Felsenthal. Some
time in April--about the 4th-my
wife went to Kinnears place to
make some assays, and he threat
ened to kill her, and forced her
right there. lie said he would
choke the life out Of her if she ever
said anything about tiff she would
not be still. ! went to his place
Thursday, the 18th of July, and he
insulted me. He (kinnear) said;
Il have been annoyed by you"
That made me mad, | said: You
have separated us and am going
to leave my wife. | have got nj
money and it is nothing but right
that you should see that she dom
+. want until go where ! can maxi
something" | believe that ] an
dying. lie said that he had NOR
e money than | had, and he woul'
, beat me. told him he would not
| would kill him. / thought tn
better way was 10 60 to Judge Red
sull to swear out a warrant, and tn
District Attorney was absent, an
Judge Redsull said he would wal
until the District Attorney woul
return. / tried to get away and
could not. | heard to-day that b
had sworn out warrant for IN
| made up my mind that it VIZ
fate, and could not fight again
). il. | went over the river to-day
d see il | could see him, and | can
back and | saw him come down Il
street. | waited till he got
Dilley's Office and shot him ther
and shot myself OH the street. NJ
reason for doing SO was for Kinnei
raping my wife.
s. s. G. FELsESTHAL.
Felscnthal died last Sunda
g. In the early SOS he was familiar
y know in Bellevue as "Sam Graham
or "Buckskin Sam" Kinnear's J
~ mains were sent TO England for i
terment.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26

James Armstrong is now located
n Huntington, Oregon.
Mrs. George Mittcn returned from
n visit TO Ogden Saturday last.
A piano tuner would do we'll by
visiting Rocky Bar for a few days.
Rev. Geo. Buzzelle preached in
Rocky Bar Sunday and in Atlanta
Monday night.
Mrs. F. S. Wright departed for
Butte City Tuesday morning, to
Join the DIR. who has located at that
place.
Up to 4 o'clock yesterday the Re-
publican County Central Committee
had not decided when or where the
county convention should be held.
Bishop Talbot will visit Rocky
Bar Sunday, August 10, and will
hold services in the court house at
the usual hours, both morning and
evening. Holy Communion will be
celebrated at the morning service.
Workmen at the Ophir new shaft
are now cutting through the ledge
Of this celebrated mine, and it is
confidently expected that there will
he lively times at the mill and mine
long before snow again flies in this
section.
Nelse Davis, the railroad msgnate
of Atlanta and very fair citizen
generally--for Republican-visi
ted the county seat Monday. Nelst
predicts that the Garden City will
in few more years, be the bigges
mining camp in Idaho.
The political fight for nomination.
for local Offices ia waxing warm and
red-hot campaign is approaching
Let the bone and sinew of Elmor
the working men--take a han'
in the fight and see that no corrnp
men are placed on either ticket.
VIM. Richan shouldered hi
trusty rifle Sunday and wended hI
way up Rear Creek in search
game. After a long tramp an
when about 10 abandon the hunt
disgust, he suddenly came upon
huge black bear, the sight OF whlc
NO astonished William that he IN
diately raised his gun to his should'
and-returned TO TOW n.
By hard study and close app
cation to his professional bnslne
District Attorney McCarty HI
within the short space of one yel
risen to the head Of the list OF /
moro lawyers, aud now enjoys
lucrative practice. When not pr
fessionally engaged he may alwa
he found ut his Office opposl e 1oi
Gus store.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26

The Wyoming State election is
to be held on September 18th.
Mrs. Mackey came over from At
lanta Saturday and is visiting with
Mrs. Fred Pfaw.
The BULLETIN is indebted to Mrs.
]. III. Casey Of Atlanta for a sprig
cut from bush in her garden that
contains beautiful cluster of
lucious currants weighing ] pounds.
1t is fair sample Of what the At
lanta soil produces.
While John Van Setback was pi-
ruting around Swanholm's ware
house Thursday in search Of cool
drink of water he aceidently step
ped into the hatchway and fell into
the cellar, cutting his right temple
quite severely but we are glad TO
know not seriously.
True w. Rollins Sr., father of our
True, now in Boston, died in New
York City on July 9th, aged "a
years. He had been a prominent
contractor and builder in Brooklyn
for over 80 years and was a man
highly esteemed by all acquain-
tances.
Jack Jordan has secured the con-
tract for putting the finishing
touches on the |. 0. O. +. and X. OF
l.. hall and when he completes the
lob the lodge room win he some
thing the members of each order
should feel proud of and the first
floor will be just the thing for pub
lie entertainments and balls.
United States Timber Agent A
L. Tyner has appointed several
deputiesin Boise Basin and Other
points over the State, the object be
ing to prevent the setting fire t.
timber, or if it shall be done from
neglect or design to bring the guilt,
party to justice-Boise Dem.
The Oakland, (Maryland) Re
publican Of July IL, contains tn
following item: Mrs. Catharin
Thompson, aged 80 years rode OF
horseback to Mt. Lake Park AM
back to her home, a distance Q
sixteen miles. last Sunday" Mrs
Thompson is the aunt of |. T. Fit
water of Rocky Bar, and since read
ing the above IKE joyfully imagine
that he will attain the 30 notch be
fore his friends are called upon I,
plant him deep-plant him deep.
1t il believed that there are sew
eral persons in the county, both Den
ocrats and Republicans, who wi
try aud make sneak ON the count
conventions for nominations for val
ious offices, without coming on
openly and announcing themselye
"a candidates. Do hot stand b.
hind the political wall whore yo
can not be observed, but come OF
and give your opponents a chanc
to measure you.-Silyer City A
alanche.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26

s. III. MoCarty, John Van Schaick,
'Nelse Davis, Nat Hall and Geo.
Wall went to Pine Grove yesterday
to start the Republican ball rolling.
For State Senator from Gilmore
the names of Hon. Dave Ethel
(Rep.) and Major Cavanah Dem
are fayorahly mentioned by their
respective partisians. Should these
two gentlemen be pitted against
each other the people would have
the qualification Of knowing that
the election of either one of these
gentlemen would secure To Gilmore
an able and honorable representa-
tive in the upper house.
DIR. o. w. Hall came over from
Atlanta Thursday and reports the
people happy and content and, for
him, distressingly healthy. The
Buffalo mill is running day and
night and with remarkably good
success. Superintendent Langc has
now only about ID men employed,
hut the force is steadily being in
creased in the mine, and every
move at the rich old camp indicates
a prosperous future.
Uncle Dick Tregaskis has been
prevailed upon by friends to stand
in for the Democratic nomination
/ for Assessor and Collector, and his
name will be presented to the
County Convention. Mr.. Tregaski'
great many years ago was a mem.
her of the Wisconsin legislature and
ut one time ably represented Owyhes
county in the Idaho Assembly. Ht
is certainly a capable man for tbs
office and the fight in convention
will he between Uncle Dick" anc
Uncle George"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26

Big dance next Thursday night.
Solid citizen j. III. Casey Of At
lanta was with us Thursday.
Abner Hall succeeds Lew Roberts
MS night Waterman, and will faith
fully patroll the town while you
are peacefully slumbering.
The Wyoming Mormons are in
clover. They not only vote them.
selves but their many wives do. II
is needless TO say, however, that
they vote the Republican ticket u
man and woman-Boise Dem.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26
wM. McKIM's BODY.

w. F. Howard informs us that a
number of men will leave Junction
Bar to morrow Sunday morning
about 8 o'clock to hunt for the re-
mains Of VIM. McKim who was
drowned on the Goth Of last May.
All persons who can spare the time
for this purpose arc earnestly re-
quested to be there and join the
party.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26


Richan and Cronin are sacking
ore at their Reeser mine, and will
soon send ten tons to the mill for
reduction.
Phil Ripper had six ton Of his
keystone rock crushed at Reeser S
mill Wednesday, which yielded st
ounces of gold.
c. w. joys barytone voice was
heard on our streets Wednesday.
He came from Atlanta for lot Of
household goods.
The Times is the title Of new
paper recently started at Eagle
Rock, by X. c. Bonney. Il is a
neat, newsy sheet and Democratic
in politics.
Rt. Rev. Ethelbert Talbot, Bishop
of Wyoming and Idaho, will visit
Atlanta Monday, August IL, and
hold service at Casey's hall at 5
o'clock in the evening.
Mr.. Frisbee came in from Bona
parte Tuesday. He is making ex-
tensive preparations for working his
big Barker ledge and expects hand
some returns from the same.
The people of Idaho are not en-
thusing as expected upon the return
Of its ex-Delegate in Congress. We
are told that the reception in Boise
was n little bit cold and positively
chilling at Pocatello.
1t is reported for fact that the big
copper mine near Houston. in the
Lost river country, has been solo
to a wealthy New York company
who will soon commence operations
at the mine on a large scale.
A number of young ladieI
gathered at the residence Of ii
Swanholm Tuesday afternoon, il
honor of the anniversary OF TIN
birthday of Miss Marie Swanholm
and they were royalty entertained
District Attorney McCarty wa
called TO Pine Grove Saturday t
prosecute a trivial criminal case
The action was brought before Jus
: tice Rowland and by advice of tn
District Attorney the case was dis
, missed and the costs taxed upo'
the complaining witness. Thi
should be lesson TO parties VIII
8 are always ready to rush into cour
A TO settle small personal matters
!. Ne. is evidently looking to the IN
e terests of taxpayers.
d One of the best known men i
t Gilmore county announces himsc
in to-day's BULLETIN eandidat
q far Assessor and Collector, subjeC
Is TO the pleasure Of the Democrat
# County Convention. Twenty-seve
Il wears ago Geo. w. Jackson struc
n his tent ON Bear creek ana he stl
n holds the fort and stands by u
h old eamp-ground. During tho'
l. long wears ne experienced the usui
n ups and downs Of miners life an
finally settled down rs an honei
!; South Boise rancher. Last year
Is was the efficient road master oil u
~ district and previous to that TN
A. held other responsible public po'
y tons. Mr. Jackson is rearing
: good-sized family and wants y
.. Office for the nutriment as well
= the honor attached. Uncle Geor
i. will 90 into the convention with
= strong delegation tolack his elai"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26
Silver. $f.l0 Thursday.

silver, Hi.lO lnursuay.
Commissioner meet Monday.
Read lad" Of Dem. Cen. Com.
Come to the State dance Thurs
day night.
Hendrick, the jeweler, is coming.
Red-hot-the sun during the day
and politics in the evening.
Miss Pearlie Lawson is visiting
friends at and near Pine Grove.
Constable Morrow and Scott
Myers, from Pine Grove, came up
on Wednesdays stage.
Miss Anna Elliott and Miss
Mabel Payne are visiting friends at
the Windmill City Of Gilmore.
Jake Ulrich returned from At
lanta Thursday and is well salts
fled that the old camp is moving up
again.
Miss Ellie Holland and two little
sisters, of Atlanta, are now with
their father at Casey 4 Hollands
saw-mill.
Herman Myers packed his "Ne-
vada canary" and pulled out for
roaring river Thursday, ON a pros
pecting tour.
Candidates are ms numerous rs
wood-ticks in the brush, but great
many are too modest to publicly de-
clare their desires.
George Fletcher Jr. is now over
at the State Capital of Idaho on
private business and to assist in
putting the wheels of Statehood in
motion.
Geo. Golden and John Martin
are pushing the Golden Bar tunnel
into the hill west of town and are
much encouraged at the prospect
for opening up paying mine.
Jim Smoot has painted 'er red"
his four-hourse wagon-and feels
as proud as ever did old Hank
Monk when he assembled to the box
and drew tight the ribbons.
Judge Sinnott to-day announces
himself a candidate for the nomina'
ton for the office of Probate judge
before the Republican Convention
He j. a capable man for the-ntlice
Iowett has recently received thu
finest lot of watches. clocks, jewelry
spectacles, pocket knives, etc, evei
brought to Rocky Bar. He also
keeps cheap truck, but never mis-
represents his goods.
Judge Culp is out interviewing
the dear people of Gilmore on ;
question Of much importance tC
himself, but the particulars Of which
lac has so far failed to make know,
through the columns of the count,
: papers.
), Henry Swanholm, who has re
, Gently returned from a visit to hi
placer claims, on the Middle Boise
: saws that Cinnamon are playing
havoc with the fine timber alonI
that stream by cutting and floating
: il down the river to Boise City.
= Bill Mackey called at the BuLLE
!, TIN office Wednesday evening am
! requested the editor To say IL iii
n people of Elmore that he earnestl
/ hoped he might escape going to tn
II legislature this fall-but as h
e failed to pungle usual fee we shal
% not mention it.
Il Nat Hall, the blacksmith, is to
q we'll known in this community I
It require any commentator from tn
le BrILETIS. He announces to-da
is his intention to try for the Republ
le can nomination for Sheriffof Elmor
l. He has made a good record as Con
a stable of this precinct, and if M
ne gets the endorsement of the count
a. convention then the Democrats wi
20 be compelled to put up their be
a man for the same position IN ord
X. to win the prize.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26
DEMOCRATIC ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Democratic County Central
Committee meeting is hereby called
to meet at Mt. Home on the 3lst day
Of July, 1890, at o'clock y. m. A
full attendance is particularly re-
questcd, as business OF Importance is
10 be transacted.
GREENE WHITE, Chm.
w. C. WIcKERsHAM, Sec'y. IL
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26

Notice Ia hereby given that the undersigned viii
be a candidate before the next Republican County
Convention for tho nomination Of Probate Judge and
ex osacio school Superintendent of fimore County,
idaho. AUG. NJ sISNUTT
0ienn's Ferry, July n. 1890.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26

JOHN H. VAN scHAicK anncunoes himself
candidate for Clerk Of the District Court and ex
oseio Auditor and Recorder Of Eimore County. sub
lest 10 the decision a the Republican County Con
ventIon.
Rocky Bar. July IS, 1890.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26
FOR sHER rr.

hereby respectfully announce TO the electors OF
Fimore county that will he candidate for the
Office Of Sheriff Of said county, at the next election.
subject TO the approval o. the Democratic County
convention. JAMES A. NICHOLSON.
Rocky Bar, Idaho, July 3, 1880
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26
FOR sHER,FF.

The undersigned respectfully announces to the
.uAIiasd elsctors Of Elmore county that he will he
candidate Tor the once Of Sheriff Of said county At
the coming seution subject 20 the approval Of the
Republican County Convention
ISAAC t FrTZwATER-
Rocky Bar, June IL. 1890
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26

J. ". HALL respectfully announces TO the people
of fillmore count, that he Is candidate for the Office
Of sheriff. subject 10 the decsion Of the Rerrbean
County Convention.
Recky Bar, July "a, 1850.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26

hereby announce myself candidate for Assessor
and Tax Collector ri Eimore county, subject to the
decision Of the Democratic County Convention.
r. TREGAsKis.
Rocky Bar, July Is, 1890
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26

The undersigned viii be candidate before the
next Rspublean County Convention for the ncnaina-
,,ou az Assessor and Tax Collector O, Emore county
Iaaha. &c. NJ. BROWN.
Rocky Bar, July IS. 1897.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26

respectfully announce myself candidate for the
once Of Clerk Of the District Court and ex-oftcio
Auditor and Recorder OF Esncre eounty. subject TO
she decision Of the Democratic county Convention
W. c. wIcKERsHAN.
Rocky Rar, July IS, 1870.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26
ros snERiFF.

Notice IL hereby given that the undersigned VIII
Ne a candidate before the next Republican County
Convention Tor the nomination for the office OF
sAerin al Enore County A. J. BRUCE.
lIoantAin Home. May 20. 1890.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26
GRAND
Statehood Dance.
ROCKY BAR,
Thursday Ev'g, July 81, 1880.
EVERYBODY ME.

L v 4 Il \ Ii q ID \ Z y NJ 4.
Committee Of Arrangements
Mrs. O. l. Wall, Mrs q W. Jackson.
Mrs a. VI smith, Mrs Edgar Mock,
Finance Committee.
Mrs. n DAVIS Mn W, " Owen,
MIR. J. 7. Gilman. Mn. q. ". Fletcher.
Committee on Music
Mrs J. II. Gilman. Mrs g. II. toldcn,
Mrs. John Van schaiek.
Floor Cnmsnittee.
Mr. W c. wlckershAm, NJ. Y Ethel.
Mr.. =. n. Davis. Mira. c, W. Watson.
Invitation Committee.
J T spraQue. w. . H~ifrlch.
n Jnhnsnn Dan " Hhi
In " smith Alce Bruce,
Zach uungeFfarl Henry Dorsey.
W ". stockton, A. ". Sannott,
Frra Wright Hank pelani
3 " HALEY. james Mckinney,
~ n Ethen v alter scott.
Wu Melton. Jake OttrnhsimcF.
Mute Nichols. JET Bosani,
ChaS W. Miller. Nelse Davis.
D. NJ Casey, Juha Goodyear,
J. W Crssrket g. ". Joy.
Iaines Ssnoot, Captain Prey.
J. q Rov.i 4 A. Oxieshy,
John Hav,,s III rfesetiek.
4 e Koch, e. ". Watson,
Frank Frsbic, Tim Lynch,
fniey Ahbott. A q. smith.
r. II wyman, Maiar cssanah.
J. u. hiehan, y u MeaAfts,
Ia steAns 10. fitrserah.
FRED Davis Joan r. Gilman,
Jacob I'trich Jaenh Recssf,
1 sf.tlnan T. W, tiiegTan,
John Wtnklehark, Iather May.
ban Harrington, A. w. stctman,
H. swami ,lln, Waller,
Roht Chattin, Vim. Maescy.
a. d. Golden, Georye ". Fletcher.
Reception Committee.
Mrs J. r Smeo,, Miss Holland.
Mira =. y. Nichols. Miss Swanhoim,
Mrs @. ~ Payne, Mis- harrington,
Mrs. q W. Hall, Miss White,
Mrs Jas Crockett Miss Payne,
Mrs. j. n Hall, Mics iaSson.
Mrs. N. Mutually. Miss bonnaily,
Mrs n. Rodger-, Miss Hart,
Mrs III. Nyers, Miss hcating.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26
Tickets. including Supper
at the Altu-as H3tel..

Good music has been secured. and special attention
will 10 paid 20 the comfort and pleasure OF strangers
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26
HENRY SWANn0lM

Has just received the finest assert
mcnt Of
LADIES' CALF, KID,
OIL D0NGULA,
LILY D0NGOLA,
RUSSET GRAIN
SLIPPERS AND SHOES.
Also fine assortment Of Mems and
Bows Boots and Shoes.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26
Warrants Payable.

Gilmore county warrants on Gen
eral Fund are now due and pay
able from No. 1873 TO 179, inclusive.
q. ID. GOLDEN, Treasurer.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26
s. II. MCCARTHY,
AT LAW,
Rocky BAR. IDAHO.

Rocky BAR, IDAHO.
Patents for Mining Claims obtained
at reasonable rates.
Will attend TO all legal business OF
the late law firm of Stull 4 McCarty.
Cali on, OF address, >. II. McCarty,
Rocky Bar, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26

g 40 Regular stated meetings Of Aituras
NV. Lodge No. IL, A. y. and A. ~
2 ~ held at Masonic Hall, In Rocky Bar,
nv Idaho, on the THIRD SATURDAY OF
each month.
sojourIing brethren are cordially invited 10 at
tend. OEO. ID. GOLDEN, W. "a.
W. c. wfCKRRsHAM, Secretary
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26
Els %

The above is a verbatim copy of
the charges, and il strikes MS that
while the Commissioners were ex-
tremely cautious in scrutinizing
most of the bills they were some
what negligent with this one. If it
is correct to allow stage and rail-
road fare and mileage for conveying
insane people to Blackfoot-and we
have the authority of the District
Attorney that il is not legal-why
not add a per diem salary with a
chrome thrown in?
During the examination of bills
the sheriff asserted that the chair
man run the Board" to his own
liking, hence we presume Messrs
Ethel and Stockton are exonerated
and the charge of negligence
must be entered against Major
Cavanah.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26
EXPENSIVE.

Officers along the railroad line in
Gilmore will, we hope, hereafter al
low all crazy tranps to "pass on"
1t is too expensive luxury to tax
payers, as the following bill Of the
Sheriff, allowed by the Commits
sioners at their last sitting, will
show. II does not include the ex-
pense Of bringing the unfortunates
to the county seat for examination,
etc, which, added, would increase
the sum to ever $500:
April stage fare crazy man and deputy $50 90
:. :. stare and T. Il. larc, cra2y man, e.
lilAckfDot ..........-.ss.. 5.....- a. "a
Stage and II. X fare SILT and asst. o. 90
:" Mileage 10 liiaeizfl'nt. Isl miles "a oou
pr lille z,--=s. ..-+..-s.,t -sioa %
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-26

Atlanta, july %. $500