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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-23
United States Branch
Marine Insurance co.
LLIMITED.I
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, LONDON ENGLAND.

F. A. White, O. S. Manager. New York City.
Attorney to accept service in Minnesota,
Alex McDougall Duluth.
The times., 1890-04-11

VOICE. "
y The three descended at the pretty farm
house and took up their abode there; but
Henriette could not bo kept indoors, and the
good old lady put herself out Of breath sew
eral times running after her, as she seemed
by subtle instinct to be drawn toward the
town, and her inquiet mood was very re-
markable in one who for SO many years had
been SO mild and tractable.
Eight days after the discovery of the letter
In his fathers pocket Raymond went back to
Meridon farm. He wanted to zee his mother
to question her and render more evident the
very truth itself. And Suzanne, IL was over
q month since he had seen her. And he
thought Of her night and day, until thought
itself was agony, for he remembered the
promise he had made her:
~ will save your father. in continuing the
labor OF mine, and I will render him his hon
orable name"
Now, IL she asked him, what could he sayl
And II tho young girl avoided speaking on
the subject, what would she think Of his ST.
lencei He thought then that he would avoid
seeing her.
From the station he walked to the farm,
hoping to tranquilize himself, but every stone
spoke to him, every leaf upon the now bud
ding trees whispered messages from her, and
his heart ached with its weight OF unmerited
shame. He saw something white flash through
the trees He plunged deeper In the forest;
but too late Suzanne saw him and few to
pneet him. 8
ITO BE CONTINUED
The times., 1890-04-11

paring this story with the one told him weeks
ago He almost laughed at the absurdity of
1t, and she thought he believed it.
"In putting my fathers papers in order I
found his last speech, and in several places l
found the name of Roger Laroque. 1t seems
that can remember dimly of seeing such a
man, or OF hearing You mention him. Did
you ever know hinlf'
''Yes,' raid she, family. "He-be was
great friend OF your fathers and saved his
!ifo in the war, but think you never saw
hir1, as you were AWAY at school during the
time when he visited our house."
"And fancied that photograph to be his,
particularly on account OF those three dates
which were so fatal to HIM"
ut was simple coincidence"
"Are you sure, mother, that that is not a
portrait of Iaroquep
"Do you suppose would lie? Why should
10 For what reason? wrote those dates
Suppose they were the three fatal epochs in
Rogers life, for what reason would have
placed them therel Answer me that"
''What have said has not common sense, !
admit said he. "Don't notice them as other
than preoccupations Of a mind disturbed and
perplexed with presentiments of coming evil"
Raymond, you should not give way to
those fears. You infiict great pain upon me
, and | am not very well. You ought to spare
mo all strong emotions, my son. See what .
state am in."
The times., 1890-04-11
ROGER LAROQUE.
Adapted and Translated from the French
Of Jules Mary.
BY OLIVE HARPER.
CHAPTER XVI.

SnATl lnn ANl.
Some days after this scene Raymond went
to the White House. He would not have
gone had it not been for the horrible fear
which possessed him. He wanted to know
the truth. Laroque had been for some weeks
IN Paris, ON what errand we shall soon know.
Suzanne was alone except for her domestics,
and She soon remarked his pallor and drawn
features
''What has happeneds. Have you any
troublsG' asked she, when the first greetings
were over.
mo, am perplexed, and need an indication
which hoped you might be able to furnish
me-"
''What Is tg'
s'Have you, for instance, an old photograph
Of your father, taken bofore this triall OF
course, 1 scarcely expect that can succeed,
but If / could, it would assist me very much
in my search
~ have one My uncle chose from our
album, when my father took me away to
America, picture of both my father and
mother, and had locket in which hid my
fathers picture behind that of my mother
IL you will wait moment will bring it."
One look only did Raymond give it, and
he knew that the photograph which his mother
had burned was that of Roger Laroque. And
why had she written those three dates that
The times., 1890-04-11

A<uNciod JOOk uiS uepuTbuIe, reStleSS 6uQ
uneasy, but this he attributed to the anxiety
about the money.
About this time the excellent old farmer
Dubois and his wife, who had taken Henriette
into their hearts and home, as II she had been
precious gift from heaven, received letter
from a lawyer in Paris which informed them
that they had fallen heir to some property near
Vile d'Avray and requested their presence.
After much consultation with the cure, who
read their letter to them and explained the
nature of 1t and advised them generally, they
made their preparations for departure, and
as they did not know how long 1t might take
them to receive their Inheritance, they made
their arrangementSto take Henriette, or Marie,
with them. Their trip took but few hours
on the train, and before dark ON the day Of
their departure they reached Vile d'Avray
and engaged carriage at the station to take
them to the farmhouse, where their presence
was expected by the servants in charge, and
they went on through the quaint, quiet
streets till they passed through Rue de Paris,
and on out into the country. As they drove
along Henriette seemed to grow uneasy, and
to look about her as children do sometimes
when aroused from sleep, and her little hands
clasped and unclasped nervously, and her
breath came quickly, and her color changed
every moment. She appeared 80 uneasy that
the old lady took her hand and said:
"Don't be frightened. We win soon be
there, and when we have finished this misera-
BILE business, we will 60 back as quick AZ we
can TO our own valley. won't let anything
hurt you. Don't fret, dear little Marie.n
~ have seen nothing; know nothing
nothing at ALL" said Henriette. In her low
The times., 1890-04-11
Prizes for writer's on Roads.

There are fewer subjects of greater i'm
portance before the people today than to
make easier communication with mar
kets. To aid in the discussion of this
matter papers by competent writer's are
being called for and written. For in
stance, the University of Pennsylvania
has offered prizes of S400, 5000 and 800
for the best papers on the engineering,
economic and Legislative features of the
construction, reconstruction and main
tenance Of roads. Other prizes have been
offered by The Engineering and Building
Record, of New York, of $3.50 for essays
ON the methods Of construction and main
tenance Of good roads.-Exohange.
The times., 1890-04-11

sMv son, see what q state am in"
She was indeed an object Of pity; her poor
members trembled and shook with nervous
tension. She had hoped that Raymond would
console her with q kind word, but his lips re-
nained closed.
ait was shell She lied to mel She would
lie to me again. wbyi must know, and I
will know"
And Julia, who understood. closed her
weary eyes, wishing to hide the phantom
Hhat stood between her and her idolized son.
Raymond passed his days and nights In
consulting and studying the case Of Roger
Laroque He weighed the testimony word
by word as IL his own life trembled in the
balance. That which drew his attention was
that suddenly, in the very midst Of his
most eoqusut plea, his father had fallen and
Roger, who had sustained his innocence until
Chen, rose and said;
search no more, am guilty"
Raymond found friend of his fathers
vho had witnessed this tragic end, and he
told Raymond of tho letter that he had seen
handed to Lucien, who had at first appeared
much affected by its contents, but he after
ward had rallied and continued his plea
until death overlook him there. Perhaps
this letter was the key to the whole mystery.
As Raymond sat thinking on this subject q
thought flashed into his mind.
"He wore his gown. have IL here. Who
knows but that letter Is in the pocketr
That black silk gown had been laid away
among the legal papers, and Raymond had
taken it and folded IL teoderly and brought
It with him to his little apartment in Paris.
/. He now unfolded it and felt In tho pocket,
which was made deep and wide to hold pa
pers OF moment There in the bottom,
crushed as that dead hand had crushed 1t in
shame ard dshonor. was theS pbte which had
The times., 1890-04-11
rHe ADVANTAGES or MAcApAM.

Interesting Points Advanced by Samuel n.
Downing.
At recent meeting Of the Pennsylva-
mia State grange at Harrisburg, Worthy
Past Lecturer s. r. Downing delivered
an address of interest to all who care for
the improvement and preservation Of
highways. In the course of his remarks
Mr.. Downing said:
A not very ready musician knows how
tiresome it may be to compass new
tune and how easy to lapse into the old
airs. And so with new ideas, policies or
economies. The old idea is cherished,
The times., 1890-04-11

fondled and en-
braced until there
is jealousy of the
new.
Thus. when an
essayist point 8
out that a macad-
am road is not a
pike, that a mac
adam can b 9
built for less than
pixies have cost,
that q macadam
The times., 1890-04-11

The great French remedy. Paris, acts direct
upon the generasive organs. and positively
cures suppression of the menus from whatever
cause, and all periodical troubles peculiar to
woman. A safe remedyf Warranted to excite
menstruatiou. Should not be used during preg-
nancy. Full directions accompany each box.
Every druggist: ss. Am Pill Co Proprs, Spencer
owa. The pubTic and trade supplied by M l.
Bagr a Co. Owosso, Mich.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22
THE NEXT CENSUS.

Superintendent of the Census Porter
has prepared instructions for the corps
Of supervisors who are to act under
him in managing the 10000 enumer-
ators. Some OF the instructions refer
to the selection OF the men who are To
act as enumerators. Under this head
the superintendent advises that politi-
cal affiliations are 10 he desregarded
and that men are To be selected Tor
their fitness alone; that preference is
to be given TO honorably discharged
soldiers and sailors in their respective
districts, and that men who have had
some previous experience in that
special line of duty should be selected.
lie regards as likely to prove compe-
tent town assessors and other local
officers, postmasters at email offices
country physicians and school teach
els. lie directs that the enumeration
districts he made by rural divisions,
aud that the boundary lines be clear
and unmistakable. In rich agrieul-
tural districts he thinks that 1000 OF
900 may safely be included in an
enumeration district, but as settle
ments become more sparse a smaller
number should be included. The
same limit in the number OF inhabit
ants should, he says, be observed in
cities having over 10000 inhabitants
Superintendent Porter thinks that the
more quickly the census is taken the
better will be the results, and he ad
yises that where two equally good
enumerators can be appointed whs
will complete the canvass in two weeks
il is better to divide the work than tc
have one enumerator at work for q
month.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22

Besides her mines, Idaho finds a
profitable source Of wealth in her
stock ranges and agricultural lands.
remarks the San Francisco Chronicle
The valley OF the Snake river has thou
sands of acres OF the most fertile land
which is rapidly being put under eul-
tiyation by the aid of irrigation. sey-
cral extensive enterprises have been
commenced for the utilization of the
water OF the many streams with which
this Territory Is blessed, aud in South
ern Idaho has been commenced one Of
the largest irrigation canals in the
world. The rapid progress made by
Idaho Territory has led the people To
prefer their ASPIRATION to Statehood,
aud Idaho now stands ready for adj
mission into the Union, with the prob
ability that the desired action will be
taken by the present congress.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22

judgment aud votes which the con.
s,itution calls Tor
General Garfield, Mr. Blaine. Mr..
Gonger, Mr.. Robcson aud other cmi-
neni Republicans have taken the
samo position. When, therefore, the
present Speaker repndiates this set
tied construction Of the constitution
we consider il our duty rs part OF
the Representatives Of the people 10
enter cur protests in every form avail
able 10 us under the circumstances.
We are not crying for the right Of the
minority 10 govern, as supporters OF
the Speaker have endeavorcd TO make
the country believe On the contrary,
We are trying the right Of the majority
10 eject members from their seats or
TO pass laws for the government Of the
people Under the constitution a ma.
loriiy OF the members Of the House
constitute quorum TO do business,
and we are simply insisting that less
than a majority shall not do business.
We are contending that a majority
shall take the responsibility which
properly belongs to them and shall
come. into tho House and vote II they
desire to control the proceedings, and
we are rebelling against their right TO
carry their measures by counting Us
when we do vote. Tho claim OF the
majority that they have a right u
govern the House without attending
its sessions, and taking part in the con
duct Of its business, is too prcposter
GUS 10 require reputation. IL mus
lie evident to any one who under
stands the position taken by the Dem
ocratic minority in the House that j
, cannot possibly result in any in
. Jury to the country or any injustice 4
: tho majority. Its only effect viii b
!. TO compel the Republican majorit.
!. elected by tho people 10 assume tn
!, responsibility imposed upon them
= On the other hand, no one can forse
a the evils that may result from the in
: auguration Of the practice OF countin
votes not cast in order to make
quorum. Under it a minority Of tn
. members elected to the House an
!. Senate may pass the most tyranic'
:, laws for the oppression of the peopl
= and the most corrupt laws for th
:, spoliation OF the public treasur.
- Whether so intended or not its diree
tendency is to break down the ba
riers heretofore existing for the PR
:, lection of citizens aga INST the Ell
" croachments OF power, and the spolii
!, ton OF the treasury by destroying Oh
4 limitations which the constitution hi
70 wisely imposed upon the legislatiN
!. departments. Constitutions are mac
"a to restrain the majority and pro.e'
, the minority. A majority ruling wit
I out limitations or restraint upon !
power j. nurc despotism and is inco
:, sistent with our system oil govcrI
ment"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22
APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
ux.rEp sr.rr. L.sp orrrer


UxrFB srkrR. LAM OYvIcs
HATLEY, fpAuc November II, 1854.
Notice IN hereby given that cyvts v smith, whose
postofice address Is Rocky Bar. Elniors county
Idaho and John n. Casey, whose po<iofhce address
Is atlanta IN said county and Territory, have made
application for United States Patent tor tho
"oLD CHUNK" LODE
mining elAim, situate In Middle Boise Atlanta
mining district, Elnsoru county. formerly AitnrAs
county. Idaho Territory, consisting Of fourteen hun
dred se0 linear feet Of the lode and surface ground
six hundred feet wide, being Lot No ~, and de
seribcd In the field and plat Of the official
vey on file In this Office. with magnetic variation Al
Is degrees a. minutes east. follows:
Beginning at point 81 degrees 90 minutes 100
feet distant from the tree where the original notice
Of location posted and at center Of lode; thence
s Is deg 90 min 800 feet sw corner No i: thence
4 mineral monument No l, Middle Boise or Atlanta
mining district bears 90 deg so min W i4S4 feet
distant; thence 81 deg 90 min 400 feet Ne cor
No. 8: thence Is deg 90 min u 900 feet SE corner
No. 4; thence n "a deg % min W ls00 feet sW cor
No. l and place Of beginning survey Of exterior
boundaries, containing an area Of iso3t acres. No
conflicts
The said mining claim being Of record In the Office
OF the Recorder OF said mining district, At HALEY
In Aituras county, Idaho Territory. The nearest
known locations being the Eclipse" unsurveyed and
the Atlanta East Extension unsurvcyed on the
west and adjoining this claim.
drect that this notice be published In the II.
mnre BuLLEHS, at Rocky BAR, Idaho, the news
paper published nearest said mining claim for tho
period u sixty days.
| H. o. BsLLIxes Register.
D. Z. WALnRox. attorney for claimant,
First publication Nov. 10. 1850
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Nnficn M AZ


HALEY. IDAHO, October ~ 1850.
Notice is hereby given that Eugene Iison, Of
Rocky Bar, Emore county, Idaho, whose postotfice
address Is Rocky Bar In said county and TERRITORY,
has made application Tor United states Patent lor
REPUBLIC LODE
Mining Claim situate in Bear Greek rining district
ElInore county formerly Aituras county Idaho Ter
ritery, consisting u fifteen hundred linear feet ~
the lode. and surface ground six hundred feet wide
being Lot No. 81 and described in he field notes and
plat Of the official survey file In this Office with
MAGNETIC variation At Is degrees IS minutes east
follows; Commanding Al point At center Of West
eod OF claim where notice Of location posted and
center Of luie, thence % deg 50 min 500 feet 70
sM corner No, !; thence ri deg 30 min $40 feet
10 NV corner No. =. thence ~ deg ~ min h 1900
feet 10 Ne corner No. .; thence n deg 80 min w
co. feet 20 81 corner No. 4; thence - deg 30 min
w 1880 feet 10 SW corner No and place Of begin
ming survey Of exterior boundaries. From corner
No. !, Y. \. mineral monument No. formerly
HaEdscrahblel bears 50 deg Is min W 2s67 feet
distant; area l7.s21 acres; there conflicts.
The said mining claim being 81 record Ia the othce
Of the Recorder OF said mining district at Haley In
Altnras county Idaho. The nearest known ioea
tions being "Ophir" sur. TO owned and worked hy
Comfort Consolidated Mining Co " on the west and
foorman sur. rs. Owned By Alexander Pfciffer,
the south.
] direct that this notice be published in the
ELsoRK htlLRyIS. at Rocky Bar Ia said Einlos .
county, the newspaper published nearest tho said
mining claim, for the period Of sixty days.
II q. BiLilSss, Register,
ID. L. WAtDHoS, Attorney for Claimant.
FIRST publication Nov. 0.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22
THE MORNING CALL.

THE MORNING CALL.
(sEvEs IssuKs A wEEKl
Is live metropolitan daily. II has tina
LARGEST CALCULATIONS and n recognized
a. being the LEADING NEWSPAPER of the
Pacific Coast Either Of the above papers
we will send postpaid as premium on TO
ceipt of the following subscription prioe
Cor the combination;
The Bulletin and Weekly
Cali, one year, only 800. 50 "a
The Bulletin and Daily Morn
ing Call, per year 1900. SO &c
Address, with coin,
G. NJ. PAYNE,
Rocky Bar, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
USurp srArEs LAxD orrrcr

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
HAiLEy, Idaho, November H. lSso.
Notice Is hereby given that Cyrus v. Smith. whose
ysostotiire address Is Rocky Bar, Emore county
Idaho Territory, has made application for United
states Patent for the
ATLANTA EAST EXTENSION"
Lode mining claim, situate in Atlanta Middle
Boise mining district EH,orc county. formerly Al
hundred linear feet OF the lode, and surface ground
three hundred feet wide on the south and two hun
dred feet wide on the north side thereof being Tot
No 90 and described In the field notes and plat Of the
official survey fe in this office, with magnetic
ration az Is degrees as minutes east rs follows:
beginning at point W end of claim where no
ticc Of location posted thence Is deg % min W
go feet w corner No l, u. s. mineral monument
No. !, Middle Boise Atlanta mining district bears
6s deg Is minutes SEQ fee, distant; thence 3 ~
deg % min 500 feet Sw No. 9: thence 10 deg
80 min 600 feet sE cor No 3. thence Is deg %
min 500 feet NE corner No. 4: thence 20 deg %
min 500 feet cor No. and place % beginning. sur.
sey Of exterior boundaries, containing an area OF
q 3g4 acres. No conflicts
The said mining claim being OF record In the Office
of the Recsrcr Of said mining district Al Haley. In
Aituras county, Idaho Tho nearest known loea-
tons being the ''Oid Chunk survey No ISL the
Eclipse unSurvcyed on the north and Turner's
extension nnsnrveyed On the west
direct that this notice 10 Published In the
Elmore BrLlxTIs, al Rocky Bar Idaho, the newspa-
per published neAFrs. the said mining claim for the
period Of sixty days
II. o. BrLLixss, Register.
d. v waldron, Attorney for Claimants.
First publication Nov. ..
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22

THE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALI.
Is a handsome elghtpage paper. IL isis-
sued every Thursday, and contains all Of
the important news of the week, CLEANED
from every quarter of the globe, complete
up to DATE Of publication. IL contains In
teresting special correspondence from all OF
the principal cities OF the world and a vast
amount of the rest selected and original
general literature. It furnishes the latest
and most reliable financial news and mar
ket quotations, and gives special attention
10 horticultural and agricultural news, and
is In every respect nrst-elass family paper.
appealing to the interest of every member
Of the household.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22
ELMoRE COUNTY OFFICIALS.

Comnilssloncrs--F r. Cayanah, chairman; ID.
Ethell, " ~ stockton.
District Attorney~D. y. Naldron.
Probate Judged Isaac CUP.
Auditor and hecnrtler--Jotn r. Gilman.
sheriff White.
Assessor and Collecior-G. N. Payne.
Treasurer-Ueo. ID. Golden
Supt Of Schools Mrs Emma Hen erson.
Coroner--Dr. " s Wright
surveyor n. c. Townc
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22
JOB WORK.

The BuLLKTfS Is nov prepared to do Job Worn tho
equal Of that printed any where in Idaho Territory
We have received from Palmer 4 Rey OF Portland,
Greg On, brand snirk span nnw California Reliable
Iob Press i0Sls, the best manufactured tor her
with Type, Rule. Etc cur paper for job work
and legal blanks Is the best grade used Tor that class
II work. being what Is known 70 the trade sixteen
pound cap, We have also On hand a stock OF note
and letter heads, business and calling cards, hill
heads all sizes. AMI white government envelopes
(sixese which viii be printed AZ reasonable rates
Those wishing legal blanks, letter note heads
yeores, cards, bill heads, dodgers. Job sork o.
any Kind. should al leave their orders Al the
RCIlEriS ofiise, where they will he attended 10
promptly.
oUR NV Jos PRESS.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22

A washing gold-saying machine.
New aud IN good order. apply TO
jACuB ULRICH,
Rocky Bar.
August -, iSSa--ti.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22
Administrators Notice.

In The matter q the Estate Of William A. Knop.
Deceased
NGtsre Is hershs given bs tire undcrsl<nsl admin
istrAtor - the estate % William A. knap deccased,
u tho cfsxiitors ~ ard IL prrs0a. having claims
against said es,Aie % exhibit the Nith the
essay Vosehers eitifn four months from the nrss
pulie1tian ~ this motive. the unlars1.ed a. hts
Testienee IN Atlanta kuiofe county. fsIaho Terri.
tory. JOIN HOLLAND. Administrator.
Atlanta. Ilshn. nsc. %. iasg ~