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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02

Butte City has popul; tion of
10000.
III. Dorsey, the reliable fTeighter.
brought in big lot Of goods Tues
day for Fletcher d Fletcher
The town of Wallace in North
ldano was almost totally destroyed
by fire on the 9th Of July.
Hon. s. s. Marshall. on Of IL
linois' most prominent Deh nocratic
politicians, died at McLGansboro
July 81
j. W. Lamoreaux has #old the
Cassia County Times newspaper to
f. {. Ramsey and the new proprie-
tor says it will hereafter "bc run by
the Republican party"
A Canadian at Hamilt on, Ont
ario, hoisted the stars and stripes
on the Fourth Of July. The flag
was riddled with bullets and torn
down by neighbors, but d second
flag was hoisted, which was allowed
to Esmain.
The steam wagon running be-
tween Royalton and Truck ee hauls
10000 feet Of lumber at a speed of
five miles an hour over the wagon
road. The steam wagon Nakes the
round trip of 40 miles daily.-Tus-
carora Times.
Taxpayers should bear in mind
that checks and express money
orders can not be received in pay
ment for taxes. Postotiice money
orders or cash must be sert to the
Collector TO insure prompt return
of tax receipts.
Now the hoylet with his hooklet
Goes TO catch the pretty ttoutlet.
Leaving schoolet and las booklet,
Ere his schoolet hour is outlet.
And when homelet in the eVelet,
lie goes with his fish so stantlet,
Then we hear big loud giityelet,
As his mother spanks his pantlet.-Ex
All over the country ONES the
enquiry, how is ShoshoneP A gem
eral chorus answers she's all right.
The county seat will un houbtedly
remain here for the next six years
according to the provisions of the
State Constitution which wipes out
the old Territorial laws, in conflict
with itself.-Shoshone Journal.
About ono hundred a hd eighty
bench warrants were issue I'd at the
last term Of the United States court
held in Bingham county. These
are now being served. Il he reason
why they were not served before Is
apparent. The dropping of these
prosecutions will be mad part oi
the consideration in trading for the
Mormon vote for the Republican
party. They are after I'll is vote red
hot. Boise Dem.
a great river has its source in
Wyoming 1t wriggles q nd curves
from side to side of Idaho, and
leaves the very most Of H. sinuous
length within the borde rs. II is
we'll called the Snake. But more
remarkable than its sinnosity is lis
fall. The Snake enters Idaho al
an elevation Of nearly 6OO0 feet
above tide water. 1t goes out O
Idaho at an elevation 81 only 6sC
| feet. Here is mighty river with
/ 5000 feet fall, waiting to be utilized
! When Director Powell, df the Geo
logical Survey, had loo kod at th'
river aud the plains, HI said: 81
can put the water on two millions o
acres of land here for twenty-fiv,
cents an acre. y
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02
Examination OF Teachers.

School teachers will take notice that
the Board OF Examiners will meet at
Rocky Bar on the first Wednesday oi
at 10 o'clock, a m.
IL. CLINTON.
County School Superintendent.
Rocky Bar, July 80, ls90.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02

j. N HALL respectfully announces 70 the people
Of Eimore county that he Is a candidate for the once
Of sheriff subject to the decision Of the Reprblican
County Convention.
Rocky Bar, July 20, 1890.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02

II Is also directed that primary elections for the
election ~ delegates ~ said County Convention be
held In the several precincts on
Wednesday. August q. 1890
and that AZ such election the polls be open from .
o'clock until O'Clock q. m.
II IS also recommended tina. no proxies lie allowed
in said convention unless said proxy be resident Of
the precinct he represents.
8 H. MCCARTHY, Chairman
GEO. T. WALL, secretary. II
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02
FoR sHERIFF.

The undersigned respectfully announces to the
qualified electors Of Elmore county that he will be =
candidate for The Office Of Sheriff Of said county at
the coming election subject TO the approval u the
Republican County Convention.
ISAAC r. FTTZwATER
Rocky Bar, June IL, 1890.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02

hereby announce myself candidate for Assessor
and Tax Collector Of 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, 1890-08-02
5. II. MCCARTHY,
ATT0RN EY AT LA w,
Rocky BAR, IDAHO.

Patents for Mining Claims obtained
at reasonable rates.
viii attend to all legal business Of
Il late law firm of stull 4 McCarty.
Call on, OF address, :. II. MeCarty,
Torky Bar, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02

JOHN n. VAN sCHAIcK announces himself
candidate for Clerk Of the District Court and ex
osscio Auditor and Recorder Of Eimore County, sub
jeet 70 the decision Of the Republican County Con
scntion.
Rocky Bar, July IS, 1880.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02
FOR SHERIFF.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned will
be a candidate before the next Republican County
Convention for the nomination for the Office Of
sheriff Of Eimcrs County. A. J. BRUCE.
Mountain Home, May %. 1890
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned viii
be a candidate before the next Republican County
Convention for the nomination Of Probate Judge and
ex-of,eo School Superintendent Of Eimore County,
Idaho. AUG. NJ, sINNoTT
0lenns Ferry. July q, 1890.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02
FOR sHER IF,

hereby respectfully announce TO the electors of
Elmcre county that will be candidate tor the
oioe Of Sheriff Of said county at the next election,
subject 10 the approval Of the Democratic County
Convention. JAMES A. NICHOLSON.
Rocky Bar, Idaho, July 5. 1890
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02

The undersigned will be candidate before the
next Republican County Convention for the nominA.
tOn OF Assessor and Tax Collector Of Elmcre county
Idaho &c. n. BROWN.
Rocky Bar, July Is, 1890.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Republican County Convention.

r. accordance with the direction u the County
Central Committee. Republican County Convention
for Eln,dTe county u called 70 meet Al
Rocky RAr. wednesday, August rs. isfo.
Al 10 o'rork a M. for the punc-e IT eIecting Ave
delegates attend the Republican State Convention
he held at Boise city idaho, August 80, $500, Tor
the purpose Of nominating full State tirket. said
County Convention viii also nominate iuli county
Ticket
The delegates 81 scsrd 70 the state Convention viii
als, 10 menhera OF tho District Convention 81 the
Fourth Iusiiciai district which will nominate a
Jndge and District Attorney tor said.di.triyt
They will also. IN conjunction With the delegates
from Ada county, nominate candidate for joint
Representative "a the Legislature tor Ada and III.
more counties.
Tbs several PRECINCTS arc entitled TO Representa-.
tinn follows.
AAAtllts sssssss.stst tstt's+sts+
htg ItmAss ..sss s,+t-. ..s,..t..4.
Cold Springs. ..........., .....s....
Glcnns Ferry il. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mountain Home. i. .......... .............
siAN .t.sss.,.. s.t.s ..+. ..s.*ss..ts.
Pit.s Grove .,... ............4... ....4..
Rocky Bar ...................,. ....... 7
Little Canlas. ......ss INSTRUMENTATION.
Smiths ffairi, s................ss+...+-.
Total .r.s.s...tt. t+.s ..s......s.'s- 70
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02
Eastern Star Meeting.

Special meeting of Golden Rule
Chapter No. 5, Order of Eastern Star,
Thursday evening, August 7th, at s
o'clock sharp. Members please at
tend. BY order of Chapter
]. L. STEAREs, Sec'y.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02

GEO. W. JACKSON respectfully announces him
self q candidate for the Office n Assessor and Tax
Collector OF Rlmore County. State Of Idaho subject
70 the will Of the Democratic County Convention.
Rocky Bar, July 20, 1880.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02

STATE 0E iBAuh.
Executive Department,
BOtsr CIR. Juiy "a, lsh.
Hon. Jno. II. Van Setback, Rocky Bar,
Idaho:
Dear Sir-In reply 10 your inquiry
ns to eligibility az members of The last
Territorial Legislature for electicn and
holding county offices under the first
election held under the 'Const tuition
OF the State Of Idaho, win first quote
from section 1854. Revised Stat htes Of
the United States
No member o. the Legislative Assembly Of any
Tertiary now organized shalt hold be appointed 10
any ortlee which has been created ar tho salary or
enoament. of which have heen increased khte be
menlhcr during the term tor witch he was
elected fOT one year after the expiration Of such
term
The county offices to be filled by
officers to be elected at the first cleo
tioa held under the Constl tution,
October l, next. were created bid the
salaries or compensation fixed by the
Constitution Of the State OF Id Lho. ar
ticle Is. sections 6, Z and :, county
organizations.
The law quoted. (Section 1854. Re
yiscd Statutcs) can not apply Up Offices
created and salaries fixed by tile Con
stitution.
The Legislature. of which y on were
member took no part in the creation
Of these offices, nor in fixing The sal
aries and emoluments.
You are eligible under the Consti
tuition to fill any elective ofiice at firs
election. Respectfully,
! 1t GEO. J.. SHoUP, Governor.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02
FOR SHERIFF.

hereby announce myself a candidate for the
once Of Sheriff Of Elmore county. subject TO the
deels.sn Of the Democratic County Convention.
d. d. HILL
Mountain Home, June IS. 1890.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02
ADVERTISEMENT
To the Voters Of EiM0fe County.

IL having been circulated b! op-
ponents that / am not eligible TO hold
Office from the fact that was a iicm-
her uf the last Territorial I.eRisl allure,
/ wrote 10 Governor Shoup askin HE
opinion regarding the matter, and
herewith present his reply, VIII Ieh |
think should silence those who have
been instrumental in placing me in Il
false position before the public.
joins H. VAN ScHAIcK,
Candidate for District Court Clerk.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02
Administrators Notice.

IN tho matter q thr fsiate y UTaf2e J, nIstcFl
Deceased
Noti = Is hereby given ~ the guuzl Admin
istTatoT oi the estate d orange J. SLATER deceased
to the creditors ai and al persons hsying claims
against sii estate 10 exhibit the with the nee
vsssry voucher vithit ten manths from this flrss
pnhiicatian IL this notice, - the undersigned AZ
his residencv May klnlere county, lAAho.
OLIVER n SLATER
iuiys8 Administrators II said estate
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02
rnE COMMISSIONERS.
Onicial Report of Proceedings. a.
their July Term.

Onicial Report of Proceedings az
their July Term.
July 2s. 1890. 10 a. m.-Mcssrs.
Cavanah aud Ethel met and adj
journed 10 i p. IN.
Board convened at l p. NJ
Present F. 7. Cavanah and ID. b.
Ethel and Clerk Gilman.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Agreement of Ben Brown to grant
right of way for county road at
South Boise for $50 compensation,
accepted.
Agreement of J, \. johnson for
same. $50 compensation, accepted.
Agreement of q. w. Jackson for
same, compensation one dollar, ac-
cepted.
G. Engliman right of way, gratis.
Registrars fees fixed at % cents
per name.
BILLS ALLOWED.
Joseph Carbon, witness and ulilage tees .sl7 90
j. l. Tate provisions furnished searching party IS 90
A. Brookficid. Jury fees .4...... l2 %
J. II Casey jury fees and miage ,..,.....,. 10 -
Bond of A. w. More as Stock In
spector approved, and his per diem
fixed at $3.50.
Election.
II Is hereby ordered that in pursuance Of the Gov
crnors Proclamation, made In conformity with the
Constitution Of the State Of Idaho. election be
held IN each precinct Of Eluorc county the
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, 1890,
for the following State district, county and precinct
officers:
4 representative for the unexpired term Of the
Representative in the Fifty second Congress
Governor.
Lieutenant Governor.
Secretary Of State.
STATE Treasurer.
State Auditor
Atsarney General
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Three Justircs OF the Supreme Court.
One District Judge and one District Attorney, for
the Fourth Judicial District.
One Senator for the 18th Senatorial District
One Representative q E.asJte county.
One Representative for the counties u Elmorc
and Ada coniUintlv.
Three County Commissioners.
One Sheriff.
One County treasurer, who Is ex-o.lieo Public Ad.
mlnistrAtor.
One Probate Judge Who Is ex-ofhcio County su.
perinteadent Of Public Instruction.
onecounty Assesscr who Is -ofieio Tax Collector
One Clerk Of the District Court, who Is ex oiiicio
Auditor and Recorder
One County Surveyor
Unc County CornnCr.
Also to vote the location Of county seat
Bills Of Road and Bridge Viewers allowed;
r. G. Towne bridge fund .........-.. si25 %
" c. Towne on road fund ................. 81 o.
George Clark on road fund .4......... 30 "a
George CLARK on bridge fund ............... 80 81
John Van schaiek on bridge fund ......,.,. 81 o.
John Van sehaek on road fund ............. 50 70
Tim Lynch on bridge fund ..s........,.... ~ %
Proposals of bridge builders re-
jected, and order made that propo-
sails for the erection of two bridges
and road between same, will be
received by the Board up to August
IL. Also for 80 cords of wood.
F. p. CAvANAH, Chairman.
By JOHN T. GILMAN. Clerk.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02
HENRY SNANHOiM

Has just received the finest assert
mcnl Of
LADIES CALF, KID,
OIL DONGOLA,
LILY DONGOLA,
RUSSET GRAIN
SLIPPERS AND SHOES.
Also fine assortment Of Mems and
Boys Boots and Shoes.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02
Aliuras Lodge No. II, A.F. ga. M.

0AA Regular stated meetings Of AIturas
NK%-r t.oisc No. Is, A. =. and A. NJ are
* ~ heia At Nssenic Han, In Rocky Bar.
~ Idaho, on the THIRD SATURDAY OF
each meath.
SaiOarnng brethren are cordially invited 10 Al
tend GEO D. GOLDEN, W ~
" e. wTckEHsuAA. Secretary.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02
CANDIDATES.
FOR SHERIFF.

Announcements under this head TEN DOLLARS.
invariably in advance.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-02

Bond of A. ". More as Stock IN
spector approved, and his per diem
fixed at $3.50.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-09-20

Save all the poultry droppings and add
o the credit column Of your account.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-09-20
Cider NinCrnr.

Take ten gallons Of apple Juice fresh
from The press, and suffer it TO fel1nent
fully, which nay be i'll about two weeks,
or sooner, if the weather is warm. Then
add ten gallons Of like juice, new, for
producing a second fermentation. In
ten weeks moro add another like new
quantity fer producing IL third fermcnta-
ton. This third fermentation is mate
rial. Now step the bung hole with an
empty bottle, with the neck downward,
End expose the barrel to tho sun for
some time. The acetous, or vinegar
fermentation, Will lie promoted by add
ing to the cider at the beginning a
quantity Of mother of vinegar. Do not
ed any water TO the cider. The sweet
cr the cider the stronger the vinegar.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-09-20
Freeing Wheat Fields of Weeds.

At one of the Illinois farmers insti-
tutes where wheat culture WAS the spc-
cial topic q member gave practical
talk ON killing outannual weeds. Instead
of simply blowing once, as is ordinarily
done there in summer following, he adj
vised going through the stubble left for
fancw e:-ly il the spring with u cut
away or other harrow to Cultivate in"
all the weed seeds, so that they would
terminate. Just before harvest he would
plow under the weeds, thus getting u
small crop of green manuro. Sewing
oats or millot on the stubblc before har-
rowing would increase the crop Of green
manure. C::e or two borrowings of the
land IN the fall to kill the weeds would
then help to compress it into "hard
bed" so much liked by wheat. &c
clearly showed how fall blowing for
wheat after wheat turns under the crop
Of weeI seeds. and that these simply lie
there dormant until the furrow slice is
again inverted Il year later. when thoy
grow and compete with the wheat. He
favored the press drill, especially On
light or loose soils and in dry springs.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-09-20
Comparing the Varieties of vhe..s.

Comparing the Varieties of Wheat.
Professor Cloarlt in his report Of eE-
rerilneats made at the Colorado station
says: Some wheats make large crops.
and are not geod milling varieties, while
others yiehl epaainsiv and make the best
CT -four. The finty varieties make the
lest four, because they contain niore
and better milling elements, but thp5- are
not so prolific as the soft uheats. IhoS
with large vfrite or red gtatH saa sd
are prolific, bat possess characteristics
,leletc,ious to making good -four: they
generally have deep crease and too
,luch cel!ulosc. which greatly interfere
il milling. Bearded wheats generally,
while they seem in measure to ward
off birds and noxious. insects, are not
adapted to Cry climates, on account OF
being too easily shelled out in handling
Red chatf varieties have the same fault.
Very close cha9rcd wheats, OH the other
hand. arc generally coarse, possessing
poor milling elements. and wheats with
,ense foliage are too liable to rust and
other accidents.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-09-20
FARM, FIELD, GARDEN.
FARM ToPies OF INTEREST TO
PRACTICAL. AeRlcuLTURlsTs.

Raising Ducks orsMarket Profitable
and Growing Industry Brief De-
scription of tho Most Desirable Breeds
with Dircesdo.s for Rearing Them.
Raising ducks for market has become,
within few YEARS, Il prominent feature
in the poultry business. Tho average
consumer has awakened TO Il realization
of the fact which epicurcs have always
known that tho duck properly reared
and cooked is q very desirable !ehcacy.
Poultrymen who Have turned their All
tention more Ixn'ticuk1ly to furnishing
the market with ducks claim that there
is big money in duck culture. james
Rankin. who raises ducks by the thou
sands for the Boston market, asserts that
there is nothing in the way of farm in-
lustrv" or other legitimate occupation
winch will compare With its profits when
art;fciall;, conducted.
The breeds best known are the Petiin,
Aylas5,-y Rouea and Csyqga. AiisonS
the most prcNtahle varieties RS egg pro
t.uccrs are tie Pekins These average
as Il rule from sixty to eighty eggs for n
rcarling. and 100 and upward for bird
in its second year. The Pekins mature
early. ere hardy, l:--,gc and uniform in
size and thrive well without other water
than what is required for drinking.
Their feathers are of the best quality.
being white with Il yeiiowish tinse. &1r.
Pankin, who has experimental With va
RIOTS breeds End crosSbreeds, pronourccs
tie Pelii:l his favoritc.
The Aylesbury ducks are pure white.
with orange colored legs very pretty
birds to look upon This is in old and
well established breed, for which its nd
mirrors claim many merits, among which
are prolifcacy and rapid fattening.
The Rouen is highly esteemed bylnany
duck breeders. owing perhaps to its quiet
disposition 1t attains to good weight
and is a prolific producer OF eggs. These
lirds are handsome. with their colorel
plumage The color, however, detraots
somewhat from the value Of the feathers.
as best prices are given for white feathers.
The Cayrga IS hardy and Z good layer.
1t is inferior in size, however, to eithcp
the Ayleshury or Rouen, although the
flesh is OF better flavor The piu1nagc is
black.
III suitable quarters d,lclss, if we'll fed,
will mature sufficiently for market in
about fonr months Where artificial in
crbato!s arc not employed the Asiatic
fowls will be found the best mothers,
eoch;ns and Brahmas being both good
fni. the ,lrrnOSc
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-09-20
Inportancc of resting Cows.

A very striking instance of the differ
ence in COWS. where to an ordinary OBJ
server they would appear TO have about
the same value as dairy animals, was
given by Director Collier, of the New
York agricultural experiment station,
in his address before the Holstein Erie
sian association. at its fifth annual meet
ing. AS related b. the doctor two cows,
both beautiful animals and recently: in
milk, were tested for dairy results ct the
Geneva station.
At auction it is believed one would
not have brought s. more than the other.
These COWS stool side by side in their
stalls, receiving the same good care and
the same food in the same quantities.;
but one gaze. i'll 4 weeks trial, J5.4 per
cent. more milk and AIS per cent. more
butter than did the other. Upon Il sec
ond trial, WITH change Of ration, the
one gave GIG per cent. more milk and
TEL per cent. more biittcr than the other,
and upon Il third trial one gave 1870 per
cent. more milk and est per cent. more
butter than did the other.
Upon fourth trial the one gave IT'S
per cent. more milk and o. per cent.
more butter, and finally, upon the fifth
and last trial, the one gave G4.2 per cent.
more milk and 74.5 per cent. more but
ter. Tho average of tile five tests shows
that one gave &C., per cent. more milk
and Gs.l per cent. more butter than did
the other.
With such well attested case of dis
parity between animals where it would
scarcely be suspected, dairymen and
farmers cannot be too careful in testing
the individuals of their herds.
Weed your fIocks Of all superhuous
roosters and hens that lay only every
other day. :;
Save all the poultry droppings and add
to the credit column Of your account.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-16

Anol1 lady whose name was not lcar,cf,,rorr
nearly lost her life. in attempting 10 cross ny,
railroad track ahead OF an approachtu. !ie
She stepped from The one the engine Vas on To-
as, IN lime mU 10y tss e were
aside VIM pullco her
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-16
ROBBERS GETTING BOLD.
Two Pietty IIsnyy IInnis Mntle, md tho
Thieves Etcnpe.

Two Pisiiy IIsnyy Iinlis Made, md tho
Thieves Etcapr.
Last Tuesday night, ut a late hour,
Robert llazlett was robbed, on Main
street, Of 500. lie recognized the rob.
bers ia Mike Condrcy, alias "Whisky
Snoot," and John Condrey, alias
"plugger." Mike Prayer was with
them. Warrants wcro issued by Squire
Davis for NIL three, and Officers Scally
and Short heard that the men had been
down at Benwood, md went after them.
Prayer was arrested, but the two Con.
dreys escaped.
Ono OF them went to Pittsburgh on n
freight train early yesterday morning.
TeleHrams were sent to several cities
asking the police to look out for them.
Prayer was yesterday released on bail.
1t Is said he was not connected with the
robbery, but was present and knew who
got tho money,
Wednesday night W. G. Murray, d
Young man, was coming In on the last
Elm Grove train from tho country.
Three well dressed men on tho car got
into n good.humorcd scuille, and In the
struggle managed 10 fall over Murray
several times pretty roughly. Ho moved
and the men apolcgized very politely.
When Murray got into the city he
reached for his poCkelbook to pay bill
aad II was gone. ]. contained SO. II.
complained 10 tho police, but 80 far nc
| I Al