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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04
95T.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

Z. T. LAND 0yyIcx.
hereby sssa ~. sss .sa s n Con,
organlasd nod existing under and by Viz.
ons Ai su.s s q as e sass = K.. s.
Of ldkho. by It's legally authorised agent ssidsn o
kingAeuEy. Who's Postofice address Il Haley, taaho
has made application Toe United States patent Tor Ne
NETrIE LONE
On nhsurveyed land In Middle Boise Mining District
f1nafe county, state OF Idaho. consisting al 1870
ieet, linear and horizontal measurement together
vita 800 iest IN width each side Of tbs nlials Of
said vein at The surface. heing bot No. o. anaAs.
sFrtsd " the heid notes and plat u the osAi sue.
ssN On hie In this oce with magnetic variations 10
dexrdes o. minutes sast ~ follows:
cn1nmencipg Mt discovery stake whore The ioeasisn
nntssf Vas posted. stake lees bong and inches In
diamt'es 81, hrhly Ia ground At this ssahe v the
m ,o Q, .annsl isr and enc hall ~ slr a. ra.
mouth Of tunnel four and oae halt by sin feet rum
ming north 81 degrees west 80 fesi In granite hszrs
north p degree. 20 minutes $50 fset, thence
souti ~ degrees 81 minutes east 500 fees 10 s,utis
eentdr end stake, marked eli, thsnes north n de-,
gree = mnyss ssh xf2 n 10 corner No I. shssse
sgni n DEGREES 70 minutes west ssz sst road run.
ming north and south, 6Sas fest 20 ecrsss No. q
ihcnhe north ~ dsgrees 81 minutes weza 81 fpas 20
QnarEz Crsek w fset 10 corner No Identical with
the Fest Ta'anAa lode. from which a. n. ~ NJ No. 4
neasN nofth degrees - minutes we'd ., 5o< test.
thenfe north - degrees u minutes west Ga ieut "a
eornfr No T. thence north q degrees - minutes sA.t
III tess 10 northwest nenter end stake asss isss =.
sorntr No ,. thsncs south ~ degsrsss Is minsiss-
east l3D feet n Quartz Creek iaea ees a. ,,.d -.
ming hasth and south, itp2 fest % corner No 4 the
pard % beginning, survey Of sxsaxinE boundary en-,
erss1ng an ARA OF 20 oss acres No eonnetA
Iae aid aiming claim being Of record In the oaAss
oi ihe ttainty Recorder OF said Mining DissFict of
RoeAy 1Ar In Rlmort county slasa - flsshs - - y
The neArsu& known clain,. arr ~. qsASn,. .,,..
No BIS aud tl1s Nest Tahsysssa srrs... - a,n Ssk
eiaialea b the ldaha Mining Oumlany
AH9 and AZ persnus claiming adversely any portion
~ ~ said Nctiie lode aiming claim or sFfScs EruunI
Arp Irgured 30 le their asyares as,as tl.s,.s az
The REGISTER OF the Unted States Land Oascs 81
nalF3, Idaho. within tks sixty daysf puhRsAaios,
.neif, ot they VII b. barred by virtue u ths pro-
felans et ire statutes IN at.h cases made and NO.
fsseL ". T. RILEY, Register
lirect That TIE t1gpSeiag apsco II a,pliusiiou Tor
a,eht ns puhiished tot tho pssel Il sty days Zen
enskcutiVe weeksl In the EiNosn ts,,.Isgsv .sssls
nssfiatst published at ttoskY BAR Eiusosa uosinty
ia-Ho ". I. Riley, keaisssr.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04
3s5.
APPLICATION FOR A. PATENT,

usHD srasss La.p ozvses,
HALEY. hAhso, March -. ieeL
Motif he is hereby given that The
Idaho Mining Company Of Balh-
more City, a corporation duly or
ganized and existing under and
hy virtue oil the laws Of the State of
Marvls nd, and dong business In
the County OF Eimore, State OF Idaho.
by its legally authorized agent selden
b. Kiugsbury, whose postoifice address
is Haley, Idaho, has made application
for United States patent for the
TAHoMA LODE,
On uaburveyed land in Middle Boise
Mining District, Elmore county, State
OF Idaho, consisting Of eleven hundred
and sixty-nine (l169) linear feet OF tho
lode and surface ground. three hmm
dred q nd fifty feet $3.50 wide, being lot
No. Ga and described in the field notes
and Plat OF the official survey on file
in this Office with magnetic variation
at 10 degrees and % minutes east a.
followt:
Beginning at the initial point, .
stake four feet long and Eve inches In
diameter, where the notice OF location
was originally posted; thence south AZ
degrees 20 minutes west 30 feet TO cor
ner No.. 1, identical with southeast
corner OF the West Tahoma lode nm
surveyed, thence north At degrees -
minutes east $50 feet 10 corner No. y.
identical with northeast corner OF the
West Tahoma lode unsurveyed, from
which u. s. M. M. No. 2 bears north
o degrees 81 min west 3704 Il, thence
south ~ degrees 81 minutes east $40
feet 10 Quartz Greek, S71 II 10 south
east corner OF Nettie Lode, $50 feet TO
road running northerly and southeriy,
1863 feet to corner No. 3, thence south
Al degrees 20 minutes west ga feet Il,
road running northerly and southerly.
800 feet to southeast center end stake.
800 I'd to Quartz Creek, $50 Il to corner
No. 4, thence north ~ degrees 81 min
west 1169 Il TO corner No. the place
of beginning survey Of exterior hound.
aries, embracing an area OF 9.393 acres
applied for. No conflicts.
The said mining claim being oil
record in the Office Of the County Re
corder OF said mining district at Rocky
Bar, in Elmore county, Idaho. The
nearest known claims are the West
Taho ma and Nettie lodes on the north
both unsurveyed and claimed by the
Idaho Mining Company, also the Stan
ley lode unsurveyed on the southeast
claimed by ". 8. Anderson ct nj.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion
OF the said TAhoma lode mining claim or Surf1cs
ground. are required Ia fie their adverse ciAiml
thereto with the Register OF the United States Land
Cice al HALEY. Idaho. within the sixty days pubt
cation thereof they win be barred By virtue 81 ~
provisions Of the Statute In such csses made end
provided. w. r. RILEY, Rsxster.
II Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice o
application for patent be puhshed fos the period d
sixty days (ten consecutive wceksl In ths ELnoRi
BrLLk1Is, . weekly new~Apsr pahlishcd a Rnek,
Bar, Z more county, Idaho.
W. r RILEY. Register.
First publication April II.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04
$3.50.
APP LICATION FOR A PATENT.


HALEY. Idaho, March ~. 1891.
Eotite Is hereby given that the Idaho Miusng Com
pany Df Baltimore City, corporation duly
tue d the i.s. o. the 'i ss.s. q M..y,.aa.
and doing business tn the County Of Elniore. STATE
q idaho, by its legally anthcrizes agent seiaen D.
has AIDE application for United States Patent tos
THE WEST TAHoMA LODE
On unAurveyed land 10 Middle Boise Mining Dstric4.
ElmoFf county, State Of Idaho. consisting Of Iy0A
with ID fee, IN width On ne narssasss sss sa "a
feet oh the southwest side. being lot No 6S and
dcscrd In the held notes and plat o. the eciAisur
vey on Gle In this once with magnetic variations ~
10 degrees and os minutes eAs. IS follows:
stake marked bis. thence north u degrees . nlnus
No e isseSm Lode, from which O. & No
h2Ars north degrees 81 min west s7o4 fsst thence
south " degrees % minutes west $50 n 10 corner Ne
corner No s. thence north u degrees . min east 20
feet ID northwest center end stake asd stake being
marked 9i6 $50 fest 10 corner No 4. theace south
~ degrees IL minutes easi 3I8 n 10 southwest
OF the Nettie lode 600 n % corner No. the place
OF baginning, survey OF exterior boundaries, en-
bsaciHg an AREA Of aoia acres applied fos. No con
hiets.
The said mining claim being Of record In shs ofacs
OF the County Recorder Of said mining DISTRICT NJ
Rocky Bar, In Eimore county, state Of Idaho.
yoy Nh. aia, on the southe.si and the Rs,,is iods
unsnrkeyed, on the northeast. both being owned BY
the Idaho Mining Company.
AnS and all persons claiming adversely any portion
Of the said West Tahoma nie mining ciam surfAce
grounh required file thes adverse claims therpa
30 with the Register OF the United States Land ocs
Al HALEY, Idaho, within the sixty days pahc&ai.n
thervH they will he barred by virtue Of tho pro.
visions OF the Statutes Ia ssea case made and pro
viJcd. W. T. Riley, Rssissor
Object that the foregoing notiea % apflisabnA sns
patent b Published for the period d SIXTY days (tsn
consecutive weeks) In the ELsoaE BULLETIN, weekly
newspaper published at Rocky bar, Einsora sounsy,
Idaho W. r RILEY, Register,
First puhiicAtloa April H.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04

Tho New York Herald puts il in
this plain but fnrcihle way 1--WE are
acting very stupidity in this matter Of
immigration, and doing grave in
Justice 10 our nsn people. We have
right 10 protect ourselves against "A
foreign invasion, whether il takes the
shape 81 naval beet or the worse
shape of an army Of hungry toilers
who will eat nnr own citizens ont of
house and home. II workingmrn'S
organizations would hammer at the
inefficient enforcement 81 our laws and
demand that new laws may be made to
meet ihe exigenc". they would do
themselves credit and the whole coun-
Try service. We have laborers eneug h
and mere thsn enough Therefore
rhat the gatee
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04
10 Consumptives.

The undersigned having been re-
stored 10 health by simple means, af-
ter suffering for several years with a
severe lung affection and that dread
disease Consumpt on. is anxious to
make known TO his fellow sufferers the
means Of cure. To those who desire
it, he will cheeriully send Gree of
CHARGE copy Of the prescription used.
which they will find a sure cure for
c Consumption. Asthma, Catarrh. Bron-
chitis and nil throat and lung mala-
dies. He hopes all sufferers will try
his remedy, as il is invaluable. Those
desiring the prescription, which will
cost them nothing, and may prove u
blessing, will please address. REV. Ed
WARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings
county, New York.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04
rHE cHAsM CLOSED.

stereotypes OF shaking hands
across the bloody chasm and bloody
shirt cartoon cuts can now be
melted over. The great war buga-
boo is dead and buried. Evidence
to this effect has been constantly
accommodating, and each succeeding
day furnishes an increasing cloud Of
witnesses, but it remained for the
Peoples party convention to settle
the matter beyond peradventure of
a doubt. This incident of the late
Cincinnati gathering appears to
have received far too little attention,
since it was very remarkable oc-
currence indeed. One delegate adj
ded point to his remarks on cor
tain feature of the platform by de-
olaring that he had been a confed-
crate soldier. Upon this, up jumped
another delegate who declared that
he had been a soldier under the
Stars and Stripes, and while they
stood shaking hands amid the ao-
plause of the convention, a negro
delegate joined them, and all three,
hand i'm hand, stood and bowed their
acknowledgements TO the general
recognition of their happy thought
until full ten minutes had passed.
There has been an attempt to throw
cold water upon the real significance
of this tableau by an intimation
that it was not wholly unpremedi-
tated, but its influence was too
marked for it to have been other
wise than Of spontaneous concep-
ton. If there comes no lasting good
out of the third party convention,
the incident alone was we'll worth
the expense of the gathering. 1t
shows how tired we are all getting
of the old cry of hatred, and that
there are some among us who will
no longer listen TO itin peace. There
is ample room for such bugaboos in
the lumber rooms Of the old parties,
and the new party will deserve great
credit if it begins housekeeping
without any such useless furniture.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04
Collectors Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given that will on 10 Ith day
Of July isoi, sell at public auction 70 the highest
bidder, for cash. as much o. the personal property
belonging TO r. T. zAsPRL will satisfy the tax Of
cghtyone dollars and forty cents tssi .4ol assessed
against him for the year 1891, together with the
costs and expenses ~ sale,
The description Of property is follows, 10 Wit:
Nine hundred COOo) heal Of sheep four hundred aud
fifty lambs four so horser two ca sets Of harness.
and one I'd wagon.
The above sale to he aud take place a, J. W.
BAlLEY's store. on Little Camas Prairie, Elmore
county state nt Idaho, on the date above named q,
l o'ciock D. m.
Given this the 2s,h day OF June. A. d. 1891, Al
Rocky Bar. Elniorr county, state 81 idaho.
GEORGE y MAHoSEY,
q Assessor and en- -ofHeio Tax Collector.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04

The worst thing yet charged by the
daring iconoclast against q. Washing
ton il that he was the originator of the
gems real estate boomer, and what is
worse the charge is proven hy the ex-
hibition of newspaper advertisement
s.gned by q. w. and setting forth as
one OF the special advantages Of tract
nf land situated in what is now the
State 81 West Virginia, that i was
near the mouth Of the Great kanawha
river, at which place the seat OF the
Federal Government was certain 10 be
established IN the future. Surely il il
had been generally known that Wash
ington was Gland boomer" that little
Ratchet story would never have been
told.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04

Old John Sherman muy, after all
conclude that he isn't a candidate for
reelection TO the Senate. There are
two reasons why he may do this. One
is that the Democrats may elect ma
iority Of the next OHIO Legislature, and
The other is that il the Republicans
succeed in their frantic efforts TO carry
the Legislature it may he controlled
by Foraker men. Sherman is willy, as
his action at the convention after he
knew that the Foraker crowd was ON
top fully demonstrated. He will not
be candidate unless he knows that
he can he elected: he does not care Ia
shoulder the ignomy OF defeat after
having bossed the Ohio Republicans
all these years.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04
NOTICE
OF Application for Permit TO Cut
Timber Upon the Public
Mineral Lands.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned will
apply 20 the Hon. Secretary Of the Interior Of the
United states for permit TO cut timber upon tract
Of the public mineral lands Of the United States situ
aied near ROCKY BAR, County Of Elmore and State
Of Idaho. and more particularly described az folewS
SW cor. No /. tsaitl stake and monument u planted
three thousand tul feet direct southwesterly from
the sawmill on the south Boise wagon road between
Junction Bar and Rocky Bar) running thence east
erly tone net 10 = stake aud monument marked ST
No 2; running theace nnrtherly lone mllsl 10
stake and monument marked NE cor. No. 5; running
thence westerly to a stake and tone lie
marked nv cor. M. 4; running theucc snu,herly
Zone mlle) to point Of beginning containing six hun
,ir~i aud iortv ACRES II the United States surveys
were extended this Tract u would fall as
can be estimated in township north range east
boise ~ J. CASEY and
JOHN HOLLAND.
Rocky Rar, Idaho, June II. 1901, First pub u:
Aug Outflow, Attorney.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04
NOTICE
OF Application for Permit TO Gu,
Timber Upon the Public
Mineral Lands.

Soslse is herehy gissR that the undersigned wiil,
l.. seaailianee siih the AGt Of Congress approved
March ), tsal Apply 10 the ItunoGAhs Secretary 81
the Interior Of the United States Tor permit 90 cut
abont two miles n0rtherly iron the town % Rocky
hEr. EmAFe county. ldSho, GA the northeast hTAnsh
Of steele Greek and Particularly described
follows: BexinBns AZ blase liz tire near the said
branch Of Steele creek. on whrh tree location
tieq u pested. being the southeast crrneF ard run
ning anu nils In noTthfrlY dirstfon - hls.rd Pine
aes. theaee one mills IN a Negsssls tI.rsUs.on 70 a
hlasad hr tree, thence mile III snssthNyiy itrsc
TIN m ha4ei iane trR. ihencs fage mills east q
Tlase 81 beginning and location naliet n. ttact Is
part Of The tn~alrveyed Ian Of the tutied
States, and Isortiun u a uail.a glsim shiloh
land and lumber Is ulelAlnlei BY IN Ills stlsoa
tQns q. gUkkO.
iOhS AfrnlsnN
Rase, Raa. Jan. 10. ,soi assi pa,, u,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04
Administrators NOtics.

In the matter ot the Estate q IA.yia u Ethel.
beeeasrd
Notice L hnsaht given ~ the nncr .sl aaisala.
i.;strs the estate 81 Harid a. E,hesi ..e,s.lzsi,
the creii and al psrsli. having uaisas against
said estate. n eSAit4t tie ai,h the necessary
Yvleners N..hiu niontlis from the arst pableA.
ton ~ th.s notice - the undersigned.
q. ~ mol na.N. Koxky la.
or A r HtffALEf. NJ. II. me.
NAY -. isai N,iiiil,isirsi,.s
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04

For good job work, call at the
BULLETIN office.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04
NOTICE

OF Application for Permit to Cut
Timber Upon the Public
Mineral Lands.
Notire Is heresy given that the Undersigned viii
apply "a this Hon Secretary ni the Interior OF the
United states tor pstmt b cut timber npau tract
% thc pablie mineral lands 81 the United States stu.
ated near ATLANTA, County Of Elmore aud state Of
Idaho and particularly described as follows.
10 vii; nrginnlhg Al stake IN q monument marked
81 cor. No 1 sS.ai 4'aka and monument Is IL The
mouth ~ gsileh about one half mite westerly from
the hRse II IFaylae Mountain and about mile
nor'hNestsfl1 irnm the tusn ~ Atlantal running
thence southeastern une halt milc 10 corner NJ ;.
marked b. siaks in a monument; thenee north.
wcsteTi, one .ats N stake in monument marked
No. \. thvnee sertas-asfrTly ohe-hah mile Ia
stake In a monument MARKED coz. Me- 4, theHee
southyastrriy mic To Ma AMI plare OF be
ginuiHg. CONTAINING about thrve hrndrs ami twuaty
II tIc lntol StAtes sur were extcudesl
over tbs Tract II Wetild lsli he esti
mated town hip ,,Srth range u east, lsoise u.
II CASEY and
JOHN HOLLAND.
Atlanta, Idaho. June II. 1891. First pub Jl3
AUG. outflow, Attorney.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04
NOTICE
OF Application for Permit TO Cut
Timber Upon the Public
Mineral Lands.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned win
in compliance with the Act Of Congress approved
March s, laai. apply 10 the Honorable Secretary Of
the Interior Of the United States for permit 10
cut timber upon tract Of public mineral land sitn
ated on the north fork Of bear Greek, about three
miles northwest u the town VI Rocky Bar, Elnore
county, state Of idaho. and moe particularly de-
scrihrd follows; Beginning at blAsed III tree,
upon which location notice y posted. and
ning north soo9 frel 10 bazei pine tree with
ticc postedl Themes east l2oa 4crt Ia hlazed pine
tree with notiee pssteA thence south 500 feet 10
hiAzcd tf tree. thence dDO feet 90 place Of eegin,
ming and location notice The tract Is part of the
unsurvetesi mineral lani Of the United states and
covers unag ioratpa u 1907 feet In length b. 81
feet in with. which land and timber rs exempt and
unclaimed b! ns Ia this application.
SAMUEL. PATTON.
a. n PAYNE
Rocky nas, Ilaha Jlae 10, is9l.
FtHsg publication Juas ~
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-04
EXTREME POVERTY REVEALED

By the Arrest and Convection of a Woman
for Disorderly Conduct
The arrest of Mrs. Bridget Agen yester-
day, and her commitment for 30 days to the
workhouse by Magistrate Leslie at the
Twelfth ward police station, revealed case
of extreme poverty that will be reported to
Superintendent Dean, of the Anti-Cruelty
Society, to-day, Lieutenant Holmes arrested
Mrs. Agen at her home, 43 Eighteenth
street, at an early hour yesterday morning
on a charge of disorderly conduct.
After she had a hearing the police re-
turned 10 the house. They found the aged
mother of Mrs. Agen almost unconscious,
suffering from a severe beating that she said
Mrs. Agen had inflicted. There were four
children, all of whom are small, and one
quite sick. The family lives in the base
ment of the house, occupying but one room,
and that mlserably furnished and contain
ing but one bed. Everything Was in very
filthy condition.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-04
NEW PASSENGER MAN.
The Queen and Crescent Locates Represen-
tative in Pittsburg.

The Queen and Crescent Locates Represen-
tative in Pittsburg.
The Queen and Crescent road has decided
to locate passenger representative in Pitts
burg. Its competitor, the Louisville and
Nashville line, has had a travelling agent in
this territory for long time. The freight
department of the Queen and Crescent early
recognized the Importance of this section as
a traffic center, and now the passenger men
have taken tumble to themselves, to use a
little slang.
The new agent of the road, c. W. Baird,
arrived yesterday and registered at the
Monongahela House. He will open an Of
flee at once in the Lewis block. Mr.. Baird
has the appearance of a hustler, and will
undoubtedly make his competitors
jump in the rush for business
He complains that both passenger
and freight trsiic in the South has been
slow, but the same thing is true of this terri
tory. He says bill has been introduced in
the Tennessee Legislature to stop the run
ming of freight trains on Sunday. The
measure has been favorably received and
bids fair to pass. For more than year the
Pennsylvania road has had such a rule in
force, and the verdict of the officials is that
business has not been hampered. There is
nothing like avoiding unnecessary WORK on
Sunday
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-04
VERY NEARLY CONCLUDED.
Mr.. W estinghOuse Returns to Town and Re.
ports on Electric Affairs.

Mr.. Westinghouse Returns to Town and Re-
ports on Electric Affairs.
Mr.. Westinghouse returned to Pittsburg
Yesterday morning, for a short stay. He is
here to strange details regarding the pend
ing negotiations. Concerning the business
of the Electric Company he said that the
sta ement for the first two months of this
wear shows better net results than the first
two months of last year, which is due to the
great reduction in the expenses of the COM
pany. The railway business has assumed
large proportions, due to the character of
tine apparatus manufactured.
Regarding the placing of the preferred
stock of this company, Mr.. Westinghouse
stated to a DISPATCH reporter that ''the
negotiations had progressed satisfactorily,
anda favorable conclusion should be reached
in a very few days"
1t was rumored that President Beal, of
the Western Electric Company, was in the
city for the purpose of making financial
arrangements with the electric company.
In reply 10 question relating 10 this Mr..
Westinghouse said: al have not heard of
the presence of the gentleman. and SO there
can be no truth in the rumor."
Mr.. Westinghouse knew nothing regard
ing the progress of the affairs OF the Union
Switch and Signal Company. He expects
to leave for the East tonight.