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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-23
ALEXANDRIA,
LAST OF THE CITY COUNCIL

LAST OF THE CITY COUNCIL
The city council of ls90-9l. whose term q
now complete, will hold it's last session tonight,
and will be succeeded next week by the council
of 1892. President Sweeney will preside in
the city council tonight for the last time, as hs
not a candidate for the incoming board.
President Marbury of the board of aldermen
will continue to be the presiding officer of that
board during the new council. There will be
no changes in clerks and messengers. Hubert
Snowden, chairman OF the finance committee,
will probably be the new presiding Officer OF
the lower board. The meeting tonight will
take up the stray ends Of unfinished business,
complete all matters needed TO be done at once
and will leave a clear field for the new council
An OLD CITIZEN DEAD.
Mr.. James H. McNeigh, who died here about
1 clock pm. yesterday at his home ON Queen
street. one Of the last of the old merchan t. Of
Alexandria He came from the upper country
to this city when boy and was in active BUSH
ness until the war, when he removed TO Rich
mond, but returned with peace to his old homo
here. The firm Of W. W. a j. II. Mcyeigh, Of
which he was partner, built the large ware
house on the north side of Prince street dock
and he erected a commodious dwelling for his
family on ST. Asaph and Cameron streets He
was at one time member Of the city council
de spent over sixty of the eighty-five years d
his life in this city and will be buried tomor-
row.
NOTES
The funeral Of young Charles L King took
place this afternoon from the residence of his
father, Mr.. VIM. NJ. King, on Payne near
Cameron street. he was Q young man OF fns
promise, and his untimely death causes many
regrets
Mr.. T. b. Netherland has been chosen high
priest of Mount Vernon (R- A. Chapter Of Free
Masons in this city.
Robert Mason, w. z. Hodge, W. J. Dante and
others have obtained here . charter for The
National Electric Company Of Washington.
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Deeds in fee have been filed a. follows:
Jos Brosnahan to Mary E. Condor, lot So, blk
%, Long Meadows; $4,000. James C. jenkins
to May d. Jenkins, part 1, 90. S64; e. d. p.
Syphax to 7. h. Clarke, part 4, blk. 19, EfanR-
ham; e. J. N. Johnston to Mary A. Girls
void, lots A, B, @ and g, 50. l6l; e.. w.
Mayse to W. B. Creecy, part II, So 1927; q, 100.
Jacob Jones to Emma C. Magruder, sub lA,
%. $50; 81 500; and sub l55, do; q, 500 M. i.
Weller to w. Norman, sub A, 90. lO45: eS9l sO
7. w. Bohannah TO G. T. Dickinson, sub ca. 40.
$50; -. Nora Maloney TO Sisters Of Charity Of
81. Joseph, subs 81 TO "a, 80 to 81, Widows
Mite; g. J. Nathan Baker to Henrietta Heit-
muller. pit 4, So 81; $500. A. c. b. Dennis
TO b. Moulton, pts. TO IL, %. ST., e.
Martha @. Burnett to 6. B. johnson, ut. IL, 50.
76S; q, 800. w. shepherd to J. H. Campbell,
sub IS, "a. $40; e2,204.05. 7. Z. waeRaman to
=. II. Heller, lots 2 and q, %. III; e. L.
Robinson TO Isabella Rowan, lot Is, blk 20,
north grounds Columbian University; g.
Emily g. Cook to L. Tolliver, sub "a, blk 10,
Meridian Hill; eco. w. n. e. Smith 10 Cath
erlne Morlarty, lot I, block 4, Brookland;
l,47261. Thomas Taylor 10 r. A. Butler,
parts IL and IL, %. g7S; q, ass. @. b. Butler
D. B. Croft 70 A. N.uck, lots and 9. block "a,
Brightwood Park; e46s2S. A n. McLachlen
ct al to G. W. Douglas, lots 50 and 70, LAnier
Heights; e.. w. ]. Knoviton ct a. TO Dallas
Knowlton, parts =, and b, %. $50; e6ls.
Mosrx made 81 foetoriA- Auction sais We'd
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ALL BOTH OF THEM.

ALL BOTH OF THEM
She-meeting him on the street next day: Il
felt very much put out by the way father treated
you last night"
He-earnestly, not to say regretfully: Don't
mention it."
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AR.co.csi,asson and . Suit Ds.m,...d.

4 KecOncfIfaffon md suft D1smfssed.
The case Of Francisco del Gsdio against the
Central National Bank for discovery, account
and injunction has been dismissed by the COM
plainant The bill fled for complainant By
Mr.. A. A. Lipscomb on May IA stated that his
wife had deposited his money in the bank in
her maiden name Of Maria Pipa and had left the
days ago and satisfying her husband that she
Was not accompanied by paramour when she
left the city, but had been TO see relatives.
reconciliation took place and they resumed
housekeeping. Together with Mr. Lipscomb
settled the suit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-23

MEAT AND MONEY.
Democrat-talking on the financial situation
do you think Secretary Foster will make both
ends meet?'
Republican,: 81 don't think he cares to-"
Democrat-surprised; MOP"
Republican: ''No. He'd rather make boil
ends money"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-23

"nen tne morning u new,
Come down
On the town,
And bite me and You.
They do.
TO THE JERSEY EDITORS. NOW IN TOWN.
Behold the Rulers of New Jersey!
They toll not, neither
Do they spin,
Yet Solomon in all his glory
Was not raid
Like this one isl
They have came,
They have saw,
They have took the eakei
And let them have it,
Likewise the pie,
And whatever else we have
On tapI
They are the Ajaxes, which for years.
Have been defying the
Jersey lightning,
And they deserve NE best
We've got in the shopl
They are the power, which
Handles the Archimedean
Lever that moves the world
AT - per year in advance.
For the state Of New Jersey,
And the Capital of this Nation
Is glad to welcome
These royal foreigners!
If there is anything
They want, and don't see,
Let them advertise for it,
And it is bound to come!
Judicious advertising is
The keystone of success!
On that hangs all the
Jaw and the profits!
We do not wish to see
1.-The man who wrote that articleI'
Nor do we care
10 kick the pants off Of
The son Of gun who
Printed that rot about
Our last political meetingw
We only want these
Molders of public opinion
To have all the fun
With us they can,
And 60 home and write ~
Up as the finest city
In the world.
We scratch your back,
You scratch our bsckl
See?
Now is the time to subscribe!
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DON'T THEY?

The flies,
From the skies,
When the morning il new,
Come down
On the town,
And bite me and You.
They do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-23

Cupid viii lie, when he Is tempted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-23

Nothing 10 left undone in this place TO please
our guests" remarked the restaurant-keeper 10
the man who didn't want rare steak.
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NEAT AND MONEY.

A stable currency-the horse.
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SHOOTING STARS.
II II lie human to err, is IL inhuman not tor
o rrMr-LocK FOR HIN.

NO TrME-LoCK FOR HIM.
Acertain official was bothered almost 70 death
BY people running in on him at all times Of the
day and he was expressing himself emphatic
ally on the subject
why don't you put q time-lock on your
door so they can get in only at . stated hour
suggested friend.
''Time-iock, nothing" he exclaimed, "whst
want is an eternity lock"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-23

NoxRY made ct FostoriA. Auction sals We'd
nssday, June A.-Adut
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OR SALE-HOUSES.

- SALE-S4. lOO-SIX ROOMS AND BATH
[f3th st n " near Y St wide parking in front .
able II house in thorough order. a barxa n as
Northwest bous@s az tins price often secured
JsSSeOS KENNEDY EICkLEN, tUS l4th st.
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L'OR SALE-I HAVE SEVERAL SPECIAL BAR
In dwellings in the northwest section of city
which will sell for less than
Jr2O-S CHARLES W. HANDY. S21 st. NV
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGED HAVE SOME
IL strictly hrst-cass property. improved and uniln-
proved. that want to exchange cash Valuations.
". L. BUKFURD,
Je2O3 ii.2s2 New York ave.
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On 10Th st. near st. n.w.. two-story, s. room
brick. Price 300.
Q2js) B. II. WARNER L CO..
ie.dI.H yi6 L ST. n W..
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LNOk SALE
It A Broom brick on L st. near 10th st. NV lot
26xI0O. Price 81 $50.
Q26OD B. H. WARNER & CO..
ie-ltI.H st
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MINING APPLICATION No. ae2.
tiStrKn SrsrEz Lsxp orFpcR.
AAiIEY. IhAhn. July Al. IAai.

suLky Idaho, July 81, Ispi
Notice is hereby given that Jacob
Ulrich, whose pOstnfiicc address IL
Rocky Bar. Eimnre county, idaho, has
made application for patent for $50
linear feet on the
BREWERY LopK,
Lot Is, survey 80. bearing gold and
silver, situate ia Hear creek mining
district, Gilmore county, Idaho, and de-
scribed in the official plat and field
notes on file in this office as follows, viz I:
Beginning at point 81 discovery,
thence 20 degrees ~ minutes W. va
ration Is deg ~ min g 700 feet to
center OF south end OF claim, thence n
"a deg W 365 f. to sw corner No. /,
thence 81 deg 730 Il to sc cor No.
?. thence II 20 deg I5 min $50 Il to
n g cor No. 3, thence "a deg W $40 II
intersect south side line OF the Golden
Bar lode claim survey M. 900, 100 II
u W cor No. 4, thence 90 deg 45 min
1893 II inteisect south side line OF the
Golden Bar lode claim $50 II sw cor.
No. | and place OF beginning survey Of
exterior boundaries. From cor. No. 4
U. $. NJ. NJ. No. l, Bear creek mining
district. bears go deg 40 min i455
feet distant. Area of the Brewery lode
claim survey $40, 1904 acres, no CON
llicts with Golden Bar lode survey 800,
1853 acres, area claimed for patent
~ 651 acres OF the unsurveyed lands
OF the United States.
The location OF this n.ise 10 re,
corlod in the Recorders office Of Ell
more formerly Alturas) county, Idaho,
The nearest known CLAIMS are the
Golden Bar survey 900 on TIE north
and the Duncan survey 903 on the NV.
All persons holding adverse claims thereto are
anirrd To ptc-en, the before this Office within
sixty days from the hIs day 81 pghhsxwion hereof
they win be barred bv virtue az the provisions II the
statute W. r. RILEY. Register.
August Outflow. attorney for claimant.
First pnbltcatipp August 4
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-08

As number Of Rocky Bar and
Atlanta people anticipate an early
visit TO the Sawtooth country, we
copy the following from the Key
stone Of the 1st: 1.-THE time Of year
has come when it isconsidered fash
ionable and pleasant to visit the
celebrated Sawtooth lake. This
lake Is situated in the Sawtooth
range of mountains, 45 miles from
Ketchum, and is accessible by a
good wagon road leading up Wood
river to Sawtooth and thence over a
mountain wild of loneliness unsur-
passed anywhere to the lake, which
is a gem set in a forest. Sawtooth
lake is beyond question one of the
finest and most delightful summer
resorts in Idaho, to those to whom
outdoor life, hunting, fishing and
boating are attractions, as they are
to most people who go out from the
business cares and from the follies,
jealousies and malice Of social life
to find rest, peace and renewed
health and vigor amid the rejuve.
mating scenes and sweets of prime
val nature. To this class we repeat
Sawtooth lake is a summer paradise
with scarcely a rival. And for the
convenience Of such as NAV visit the
place, we will state that t. j. Reid
keeps house at Sawtooth where
campers can find shelter and re-
freshments, and he has also put
boats on the lake, the use of which
can be had for a nominal hire.
The mountains around the lake are
plentifully supplied with timber
which abounds in grouse and other
wild game, including a bear now
and then, making hunting delight
as well as something of an adven-
ture, wi lie the lake itself is filled
almost to overlooking with reddish,
trout and others of the tinny tribes.
A visit to this locality will not be
regretted by any lover of beautiful
scenery or of the excitement of fish
ing or the chase.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-08

The Best Pacific Coast Newspaper.
Elsewhere will he found a notice Of
the arrangement by which the ELMoRE
BULLETIN can he dubbed with the
WEEKLY SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER.
The WEEKLY EXAMINER is considered
10 Toe one OF the best newspapers pub
lished in the United States, and is Ger.
tainly the best printed on the Pacific
coast, which everybody is interested in
hearing from. in view OF the marvellous
growth of California aud the North
western States. The publisher Of the
EXAMINER is w. r. Hearst, only son OF
the late Senator Hearst, who has ex-
pended an enormous amount OF money
in establishing the paper and making
success OF il; and his liberal offers to
subscribers have been so effective that
in California, Oregon and Washington
almost every one takes the EXAMINER.
Our offer to furnish both papers for
FOUR dollars Is an exceedingly liberal
one, and we. expect to obtain a large
list Of subscribers for the EXAMINER, as
well as for the BULLETIN: so that the
EXAMINERS $l25,000 list will come
into this neighborhood. Every sub
scriber gets one of the magnificent
premium pictures with the EXAMINER,
besides what may he given in the
grand distribution OF 1925 600 in extra
premiums worth from 30 cents TO
ST 900 each.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-08
SCHOOL CENSUS.

Following is the school census of
Gilmore county, according to census
reports from district clerks, on file
in the County Superintendent
office:
Rocky Bar-Boys 30, girls 34-66.
Atlanta-Boys II, girls 1885.
Mayfield-Boys IL, girls 1872.
Mt. Home-Boys SO, girls 67-l20.
Glenn Ferry-Boys go, girls 53-l15
Pine Grove-Boys %, girls 14-37.
Cold Spring-Boys 10, girls 12--25.
The apportionment of the State
school fund for Gilmore county is
5000.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-08
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT
USirEp STAINS LAND OyFicx,
Hailes. idaho. JULY x


HALEY. idaho. july %. isai.
Notice is hereby given that william paHiel, whose
postofsce ADDRESSES Rocky iar Elmore county Idaho,
has made application for patent for 600 linear feet
the
ONION JACK LODE,
Lot 81 hearing gold and silver situate In Bear Greek
Mining District, Elmorc county, Idaho and de-Crihsc
in the official plat and field notes on file 10 this Office
q follows. viz:
BEGINNING at point Of discovery, thence ~ deg 70
min W 800 n 10 a point end ~ claim, thence S
deg 10 min loo II sw corner No 1, thence n
deg is min west $50 n 90 NV cor No. 9 thence n
81 deg " min $50 u u M COT No. 3, thence 3 o
deg Is min 1850 Il "a Sc cor No 4. thence ~ deg
- min 600 Il n sw cor No and place II begin.
ming survey Of exterior boundaries From NE corner
No. ~. $. ~ ~ NJ ?. Rear Cheek Mining District,
bears Dig SO min w 5iea feet distant. No COZ.
hic,s Magnetic variation N II deg as min r.. con.
tanning 2 leo acres and forming PARTON OF the un.
surveyed land Of the Ilnitesi States
The los.tion OF this mine Il recorded IN the Record.
ers office Of klniore formerly Alturas) county, on
page 20, book 10 Of quartz claims.
The nearest known claim rs the "Wide West" lot 81
on the souih.
All persons holding adverse claims thereto re.
quired To present the before this ofiee within
sixty DAYS from the FIRST day 81 publication hereof or
they Will be baed BY yirtus OF the provisions Of the
Statute
W. 7. RILEY, Register.
s. II. McCANry attorney Tor claimant.
First publication August
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-08
POPULATION oF IDAHO.

The census bulletin gives the pop
ulation Of the State Of Idaho in de-
-tail By cities, towns and precincts
according to the official count Of
the returns made under the eleventh
census, taken June |, 1890. The
population Of Idaho according to
the present census is SI,3s5. The
population in 1890 was 32,Gi0. This
il an increase Of 5i,715, or 1877
per cent during the decade. Five
counties have been formed since
1SS0-Bingham in 1885, from part
of Oneida county; Custer in 1881
from parts Of Alturas, Boise, Idaho
and Lemhi counties; Elmore in
1889 from part Of Alturas county;
T.atah in 1888 from part of Neg
Perez county; Logan in 1889 from
part Of Alturas county. In three
counties only are decreases shown.
These apparent decreases are due to
the fact chat portions of those coun-
ties were taken to form other coun-
ties. In most Of the counties salts
factory increases are shown, some of
them very large. The following
summary shows the population of
each county according to the census
Il 600.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-08
Heavy frost Friday morning.


Deputy District Clerk Purtill is
on visit at Pocatello.
Mrs. McKim came up from Mt.
Home Thursday and is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwell.
BY order Of the Probate Court all
personal property Of the ID. B. Ethel
estate will be sold at private sale.
Mrs. O'Neil and Mrs. McAtee de-
parted Friday morning by Guilt
ford's stage for Haley, On visit TO
relatives ard friends.
Ed Myers, although pot lazy. is a
successful fisherman. IN went to
Elk creek a few DAYS Ago and re-
turned with Ill spedkled trout,
That able and Conscientious Of
fetal, Probate Judge sinnott. will
please accept the BULLETINS thanks
for favors rendered few days ago.
Joe Nicholson and Sam Cochran
have lease of the John Boyle mine
and are getting out some very good
ore, which they will have reduced at
Reeser's mill.
j. II. Casey was over from At
lanta Monday, and jnfoSmed us that
the sawmill at thgf plade would be
in full operation before the end of
the week, and that things looked a
little better" in hat section.
A friend at Mt. Home writes the
BULLETIN: 1.-THE townsite and quite
a number of the tracts of adjoining
property has been sold TO Chicago
capitalists, who propose to invest
100000 in water storage reser-
voirs."
Word came by telephone Thurs
day from Mt. Home that Jas. Law
son was diving at that place. Mrs.
Lawson, Thy kindness OF Mrs. Gill
man in furnishing conveyance) i'm
mediately departed for her hus-
bands bedside. Later reports rep
resent Mr.. Lawson's condition much
improved.
Sheriff Jack Campbell visited the
insane ASYLUM at Blackfoot recently
and he tells the Bellevue Herald
that Howard Gray (once sheriff OF
old Alturas. when Rocky Bar was
the county seat, and now an inmate
Of the asyIum) imagines he is busily
engaged in the wood business and
SAYS he would make a trip to Wood
River but his immense business will
not permit Of his leaving at present,
Joseph Connell, n former wholesale
liquor dealer Of Bellevue (another
patiently, is experimenting the max
ing Of brick at the asylum, sticks
close TO the business and imagines
himself TO be getting rich fast
They both recognize old aoquaint-
ances.
Il
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-08
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

CSuEp STATES LAND OFFicH
HAIlEY, IDaHo July %. 1891.
Notice IL hereby given that William Daniel, whose
postofce Address i Rocky liar, Emore county Iuaho
has made application for patent for 1900 linear feet
ON the
BURNT PILOT LODE,
Lot S. hearing guild and silver situate In Bear Greek
Mining District Elmore county Idaho. and described
Ia the official plat and field notes file In this Office
follows viz
Beginning at point Of discovery, which is the cen
ter OF shaft 4x5 feet, 100 deep thensr ~ deg
300 q TO center OF west end OF claim, thence q deg
800 u 10 NV corner No IN ence q deg Go n
70 sW corner No. ?, thence ~ deg 1900 n u SE
corner No. s. thence q deg D. 6U0 q To NE corner
No 4, thence ~ deg lho0 It to NV corner No !
and place Of beginning survey Of exterior boundaries
From corner No. l, u. \. NJ. N. No. :, Bear Greek
Mining District, bears deg % min y 5Ss feet
distant Magnetic variation ~ dee Is min east.
No conflicts Containing Is OIL AMI forming a
portion of the nsnryeyed lands Of the United States
The Iacation OF this mine il e0rded In the Record.
ers Office Of Elmore formerly Alturas) county, on
page ls7. book Ia Of quartz clAima
The nearest known claims the Wide West lot 81
and Poorman unsuryeyod.
All persons holding adverse claims thereto are re-
qlired 10 present the before this office within
sixty days from the first day al publcation hereof
they will be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of
the statute.
W. 7. RILEY. Register
3. II. MecArty Attorney for claimant
First publication August /.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-08

But we will cure you il you will pay
US. Men who are Weak. Nervous aud
Debilitated, suffering from Nervous
Debility, Seminal Weakness, and ali
effects OF early Evil Habits. or later
indlscretions. which lead 10 Premature
Decay, Consumption or Insanity,
should send for and read the Book Of
Life" giving particulars Of a Home
Cure. Sent (sealed) free, by address
Ing DIR. Parker's Medical and Surgical
Institute. Isl North Spruce IL, Nash
Vile, Tenn. They guarantee cure or
no pay.-The Sunday Morning.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-08

| will mail Greco on receipt of 2
cent stamp, a recipe for "A simple
VEGETABLE BALM that viii re-
move Tan. Fruckles, pimples, Blotches,
Black Heads. etc, leaving the skin
soft. clear and beautiful.
Touch with tins compound thr soft lily cheek,
And the bright CLOS siil hest is virtues speak
Also instructions for producing u lax.
ufiant growth OF hair on bald head
or smooth face Address, A. ID.
srgNrRI.. 80 Ann St, New York.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-08

E~ Many years practice have
given C. A. Snow & Co, solicitors
of patents at Washington, d. c.,
unsurpassed s ess in obtaining
patents for all classes of inventions.
They make speciality of rejected
cases, and have secured allowance
Of many patents that had been pre-
viously rejected. Their advertise
ment in another column will be of
interest to inventors, patentees,
manufacturers, and all who have to
do with patents.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-08
Ladies Shoes,
Gents Shoes.
All kinds and sizes, inst received by
HENRY SWANHOLM.
Stock Wanted 10 Winter.

STOCK wanted to winter.
| will take horses and cattle from
Atlanta, Rocky Bar. or elsewhere, and
feed aud care for them during winter
at reasonable rates. or | will sell loose
hay on my ranch and parties can feed
IL themselves. Having an abundance
OF hay, ] would at any time take 20
head or less uf steers to iatten.
! keep on hand AZ Rocky Bar the
best Of bal,.l hay. which can be hought
by calling upon g ID. Golden; also n
big lot Of hailed hay at my ranch. All
orders promptly flied ON short notice.
Address, Gro. l.. CRASpAI,
anl Pine Grove, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-08
strn,ed or s,olcn--s2o Reward.

Strayed or stolen from Smiths Prai.
RE, one sorr'l horse, weight about 100
pounds, brand Tx. bullet mark on hip
and has gray hairs on left side of neck.
| will give the above reward .or infor-
nation leading TO the recovery OF the
horse. Address, J. W Crockett.
Atlanta, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-08
Fresh Candies.

RATHBoNE has just received 900
pounds of the finest assorted Candies
ever brought to Rocky Bar.