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Evening journal., 1891-01-28

Bordeaux consul. who took the plum
which Srerry should have plucked. The
News ixments:
We agree entirely with the opinion
that no more Indian agents should be
appointed for political reasons. II the
men who carry conventions in Kela-
mszoo or manipulate Legislature on
the kennehec cannot mako living with
out aid from the government, they might
better be sent abroad as eonsuls than to
be placed IN the indian service.
We are sorry for tho News, bat we are
sorrier for the Indians. We feel humil-
lated that the reputation OF tine country
should suffer most from Royor, and ether
disrepUtable p9blic thieves, who OBJ.
tanned their appointments from General
Harrison, who instead Of giving a moral
administration, has given the most i'm
moral administration Of Indian affairs
that has ever cursed the country.
Evening journal., 1891-01-28
The Usual Drunks.

at Municipal Court this morning.
James Kennedy, charged with drunkeT.
ness, was fined 81 and costs; Edward
clemmens and Thomas Davis were
charged with disorderly conduct and
stealing bunch Of keys from st. Paul's
n, =. Church. They were held in 5000
6ail Tor Friday mornings court. james.
Butcher, drunk, 80 and costs; William,
allas Monk" Austin. drunk, SO and
costs; joseph Hayes, drunk, 81 and costs I;
george Wilson, drunk. 81 and costs !:
timothy Donohoe, drunk. was dismissed /;
Louis Cox and Joseph Hickey were
charged with the larceny of G steel brace
from from T. J, Long. They wers held in
seV5 bail for the upper court.
Evening journal., 1891-01-28
vYhat De-. snrlnrnr snr.

Dr Willard Springer said this morning
about the garbage contracts:
"A was called away on a very important
case last evening and could not say any
1hing at the meeting OF the board In
my opinion this entire trouble is caused
by keeping on an incom mpetent officer
haeh Mcconnell, | tried ct the be.
Inning Of the year to keep the board
from rsanpointing him, but they would
not listen 10 me No other Board of
Health which Wilmington ias had
would ever have kept an officer against
whom there were so many complaints
as there are against McConneIl
II DO not know what DR.. Wales has
against Mr. Lee. but think that if he
has ne proof against him that he claims
to possess, that he was derelict in his
duty in not presenting these facts 70
City Council ard have that BODY dismiss
Mr. Lee think that Mcconnell should
De dismissed.
About the charge that Pagan makes
u seems strange that he should nav Mr.
Lee before the contract wes given out.
because be had nothing whatever to do
with the bids and could not get the
contract for Fagan, as the board did not
give the contracts to the lowest bidder
nor always to the highest bidder"
What Mr.. Lee Says.
William A. Lee, secretary Of the Board
Of Health, said to an EVENING JOURNAL
reporter concerning the garbage squabble;
DIR Shortlidge came into my office on
Saturday ard ssked TO see the record Of
previous garbage bids / gave him the
books and he stated that he knew ire
Board Of Health mad always given Tie
contracts to the highest bidder. and
wished to prove it by the records. he
consulted the records and found that his
statement was wrong. | then asked him
Why the bids had been removed from NV
office. and he virtually admitted that the
oids he'd been taken away from my Office
aud altered. The bids OF the ring had
more names added to them and were
otherwise changed The ring men knew
who were going to get the contracts and
prepared beforehand for the word"
Evening journal., 1891-01-28

THE predicament that Senator Aid :
rich is in by his attempt to falsify the
attitude OF Senator Sanford, recalls his
predicament when Senator Gray convicted
him OF misquoting prices when the Nc
kinley bill was under discussion. Sena
ter Aldrich seems TO lack the capacity to
tell the truth.
Evening journal., 1891-01-28

THE Board OF Health crowd are very
anxious to esca pc responsibility for great
offenses BY charging w. X Lee with a
minor offenss. AS we have reminded
Or Wales. Pagan, Mcdonnell and the
whole Piggery gang several times they
win be better employed and very fully
employed in defending themselves. Ii
they are successful in proving that Mr..
Lee has accepted tribe, as they sllege.
from his mark" Pagan, they will not
have redeemed their.own characters. Mr.
Lee is absent from the city to day, but
ne feel assured that he will be able 10
take care Of his character against the
piggery gang.
Evening journal., 1891-01-28
Tather D erm Ia ham,s Conrert.

Tbs complimentary concert TO Father
Birmingham al the Opera House last
evening was q brilliant success The
house was packed to its utmost capacity
and many were unable to secure seats
a varied program had been prepared
ana some of The best musical talent Of
this city and Philadelphia Was present
The Delaware SengerbuDd and the
male members Of the Tuesday Club gave
several hne selections and were amcnp
the chief attractions. Mrs w. L Mas
sau, charming soprano from Phiadel
pbia, delighted her auditors with her
sweet deep voice in several pieces Of rare
merit. "Plus Gran Dams Son Obscuri-
tie and the beautiful aria from the
Queen of Sheba were among
her choicest pieces. Miss Mary Counor
of this city. who, by her rich soprano
voice, has made for herself such a reputa
tion in Philadelphia and Wilmington
was in her usual good form and won
several encores. "La Revlelle" was
among her sweetest selsctious. Miss
Lizzie A. Taggart sang "The Secret, and
IN response to an encore sang "The Last
Rose Of Summer Miss Kate V. Taggart
was very pleasing and sang several fne
selections. She was so much OF a favorite
that she was encored at each appearance
William j Fisher won we'll -merited
applause. The final was the children 4
dance, which was enthuslastieallv
sppauded by the audience. Tho dancing
Of Masters Jefferis and Webster aud the
Misses Mclntire and Gallagher was one
OF the events OF the evening
Evening journal., 1891-01-28

TIE Democrats In the Senate should
adopt a policy which will relieve Senator
Cameron and other Republicans who are
pledged TO vote for the Force bill against
their inclinations and their convictions
All the power and influence of the ad
ministration has been used to procure
pledges for the passage Of the bill which
Reed and Harrison, both candidates for
the Republican nomination for the
Presidency, esteemed essential to their
success. The shrewd efforts Of
these politicians have placed
from fifteen to twenty-five Sena-
tors in the embarrassing predioament
OF being false to their convictions or Of
breaking their forced or ill-considered
pledges to party managers. The Force
bill while not demanded by the party. by
the negroes, by the Southern Representa-
tives, by popular sentiment, BY the pub-
lic press or BY anything except the Reed
Harrison element, has been. notwith-
standing these facts sklllfuly and deceit.
fully worked forward to tho position
" psrty measure. Those SenR-
tors, who like Senator Cameron
can, and who really wish to. defeat
the obnoxious measure are compelled bv
their pledges and their blind fealty 10 4
small and corrupt element in their psrtv
to do 50 by indirect methods They
could not vote ogainst the Force bill If
It came TO direct vote, but they can
vote for other measures to XIII II by IN
direction. They cannot 60 boldly against
the measure like gallant, young Wolcott
like Stewart, Plumb and others. but tbey
can sneak around by a secret door. Thew
should be provided with political
latch keys. The Democrats should deal
with the materials they have in hand
There is no use in appealing to the
reason, the dulled sense Of iustics II
such men as Hosr, Edmunds aud Aldrieh
They should afford the sneakers the on.
portunity their lack Of courage demands
Evening journal., 1891-01-28
THn Ne V York Herald saw.


The Bayonet bill Is OF course an ~
famous piece Of legislation. II IS aimed
primarily at the colored vote Of the South
but secondarily At the Democrats of Nav
York city The ca piTe state Is close
state its vote will decide the next presi !
dental election. II John |. Davenport
with Thomas Q Platt as lieutenant az,
mon, could have the legal right 10 count
the ballots ia this city in'92, toe President
IN ~ would be cocksure Republican
But we must 6gat that question "a its
merits and not make Chicago the scane-
goat Of Republican villany.
When thief has your chickens under
his arms and ls running away at full
speed, you do net attempt to discuss
moral questions with him, or rat er the
faief does not stop to hear them.
Evening journal., 1891-01-28
bishops Cousin ana a BishoB,s
Daughter.

Miss Helen Douglas !Rulison. daughter
OF Bishop Nelson Somerville Rulison OF
the diocese Of Central Pennsylvan mia. was
married 70 Charles Philip Coleman. a
cousin Of Bishop Coleman OF this state
last evening, in the Church Of the Ma
tiVity, South Bethlehem. Pa. The rec
tor, Rev. Q. Kinlooh Nelson read the
eharges, Bishop Coleman pronounced the
netrothal from the ehancel steps, Bishop
huison gave the bride away, and the
proper
Evening journal., 1891-01-28

THE EVENING JOURNAL is a newspaper
triumph. 1t was started here without
encouragement from anybody and has
run along without the help of factory.
fogy or a fossil. IL does not owe a
dollar, has not called on politicians or
capitalists for cent, and is owned. con-
trolled and managed by private capital.
II came here and exists because it's dull
and unenterprising contemporaries.
two of them operated as playthings BY
millionaires and the other used by a lot
of inanimate, almost petrified, old men
as a daily program or fencs poster. were
not doing their duty Without risklng
too much capital aud without askipg
capitalists and politicians TO advance. and
likely loose thousands of dollars, as has been
done heretofore by other papers, the EVEN
ING JOURNAL was started here on purelv
business basis by newspaper men. on
that basis we have plant, field, foot
hold a circulation, elientage and con
stituency which for its age, the amount
invested, and the results therefrom make
the EVENING JOURNAL the best newa-
paper property, as it is the best and
brightest, the boldest, pluckiest and
most truthful paper in the city All
these assertions are emphasized almost
daily by the crooked dullness of the
Every Evening, BY the partisan
blindness of the Morning News.
and BY the fact that Hersey's
daily program or fence poster Is not ia
lt' at all Ths EVENING JOURNAL Is not
TO stop in it's present condition; ills
motto is excelsior. It has not the ambi
tion to illustrate a living death like one
contemporary or to remain twitching
corpses like the other two.
Evening journal., 1891-01-28

Last year two Republican politicians
fought each other to death in Lexington,
Kentucky; Monday stallion and
jackass performed the same feat at the
same place.
Evening journal., 1891-01-28

WHEN called upon for facts ia refer
encs to the Levy Court. bribery innuendo
the thoroughly frightened News at.
tempted to make itself safe by inter
viewing nAmeless, willing to be brlbed
and immaterial man, thus:
Have you ever thought o. resicni, !,
from the Levy CourtT 'No.'I renlie5 aS5
once. Then, after few remarks tbis
man asked, Gould any inducements ~
offered TO you to rssigng was surprised
and said: No. sir, nothing under tbe
heavensP They were my words. The
man was evidently in earnest.
That is fine proof for an unidentified
and ugly innuendo that the News has
neither the pluck to confirm nor the
honesty to deny. AS we have perhaps
remarked before, the EVENING JoURNA1
Is the only paper in the city which has
The courage to do its duty by the people.
It never defends or shields thieves
nribers or immortality no matter where IL
exists. II FIRST ascertains the truth and
zhan dsres TO publish it.
Evening journal., 1891-01-28
.IGrlrzlr Ahnna .

On Friday and Saturday evenings the
border drama Grizzly Adams" will be-
the attraction at the Grand Opera House
This Is a genuine border play with real
cowboys and real Indians ana competent
actors. Popular prices will prevail
Evening journal., 1891-01-28

VIZ give a picture, Of the bearded man
Of Kansas, Pfeffer. who is to succeed the
man with bitter tongue, Ingalls,, in the
Senate.
Evening journal., 1891-01-28

SPEAKER REED evidently studied the
manners OF polite society in the same
school that he acquired parliamentary
law.
Evening journal., 1891-01-28

THE action of the Southern Legisla.
tures in regard to the Worlds Fair de-
-geated the Force bill
Evening journal., 1891-01-28
wANAmAKER.s.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday Jan. 2s, 1891.
IAe gOeatke1, to-day as Eskelg
TO be clear.
Evening journal., 1891-01-28

czAR REED has not even ordinary
courtesy.
Evening journal., 1891-01-28
Wiiminxton Olenr1n,, ao,..

Ine exchanges Of the Wilmingsoa banks
A. tne clearing house today were: Total
sllS. Os3 80, Salz-ics. SIS. 994 20.
Evening journal., 1891-01-28

That there is still an aching void in
the heart Of the Morning News is proved
oy the following fling at our beautiful
Evening journal., 1891-01-28

Schedule In effect November 10 1890
'hAlNS LEAVE della N Ale AY. DEPOT
EAST BOUND
Evening journal., 1891-01-28
AMUse MENTs.

Wilmington. Jan. 2s. 1891.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-06-13
To Coususnpsives.

The undersigned having been re.
stored TO health by simple means, af'
ter suffering for several years with q
severe lung affection and that dread
disease Consumpt ON, Is anxious to
make known TO HE fellow-sufferers the
means Of cure. To those who desire
il, he will cheerfully send Gree oI
CHARGE copy Of the prescription used
which they will find sure cure foi
Consumption, Asthma, Catarrh, Bron'
chitis and all throat and lung mala'
dies. He hopes all sufferers will try
his remedy, as it is invaluable. Those
desiring the prescription. which viii
cost them nothing, and may prove 4
blessing, win please address, Rev. ED
WARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, King
county, New York.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-06-13
soBMAs OF MARYLAND.

There 10 considerable indignation
expressed by Democrats in the East
over O publication in q New York pa
per intimating that the National Asso-
citation of Democratic clubs was using
its machinery 10 boom Senator German
for the Presidential nomination. The
principal aim Of this magnificent or
ganization, which is bound 10 play
very important part in the next cam
paign, has been from its organization TO
work for the cause OF Democracy, but
under no circumstances 10 take any
part in the making or unmaking Of
Presidential candidates, IL was be-
cause Of this aim that when the asso-
citation appointed Its corresponding
agents. one or more Of which il has in
every county ip the United States, IL
decided not 10 select the men, but u
reqrest the Democratic State Com.
mittees TO make the selections. Now
il requires no argument 10 convince
any one that II this association pro-
posed using its vast influence for any
one man IL would have made its own
selection OF corresponding agents In
order TO be certain OF having friends OF
its man. BY getting the State COM
mittees TO do ii all chance OF favorit-
ism was done away with, as it lie well
known that majority Of the commit
tees Of the different States favor diff
ferent men for the nomination. There
il no objection TO Senator German, for
he Ia idolized by the party, but II 10 the
intimation that the association is try
ing 10 force his nomination that 10 OBJ
jected TO. They propose leaving the
selection OF the candidate 10 the dele.
gates 10 the National Convention: the
work for which the National Demo
cratic Club was organized, and for
which II is now planning, ia the cleo.
ton Of the nominee, no matter who he
may be, and il will contine itself te
that work.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-06-13
3J6.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT,

a. O. LAxp Oyrrn.
HALEY, IdAhn, March ~, 1871.
Notice Is hereby given that the idaho Mining Cnsn
pany Of Baltimore City, corpsrasicn duly
organized and existing under and by'. sir-
tue % the laws Of the state q Mss,land,
Of tdaha. bv its legally an,hosinet agent seiden u.
Kingsbury, wha~e p'stos~e sdsirew Is HALEY. idaho,
has made application for United States faaent foe
THE WEST TAHOMA LODE =.
ON unsurveye Land To- Middle Bolse Minag District.
f1more county, State Of idaho. coasistlnx q goo
linear feet ri the lode and surface gronRd toEsfher
With 800 fess In width the northeast sids snd 50
dcsrib1d In the field nsses and paAa Of the ocsi snv
vey nie In this ofce with maxnesic variations Al
10 degrees sad % minutes east ~ foiiows:
Commencing a. tho discovery print az sAss aiaim.
stake marked sie. thence north " dssrsss aiau,s.
east 800 feet Ca No l. identical ~tsh enrnrr
No. = ~ fahoaaA lode. from which y. n a. ~. No
hears nosth degrees Sc min west 300 fest thence
south 81 degrees - miuates west so b eusper No
2, the1ce north % dsgress u min ws<s a.oes u 10
corner No thsnee nosth y degrees = NH ssss -
marked 9la, x.0 feet 10 CORNER No. T. thenee south
30 degrees 81 minutes SIS q 70 soethws~s
q % ssnnins survey Of es, Ar soaal.sss. P en
alcts.
Of the County Rrcorier Of sAid miniux district q,
Rocky BAR, In Eimore epInty, state al IsfAhss
The nearest known iocAtions the TahomA. sur.
sey No DIS. On the southeast AMI the Nette lois.
unsurvcyed, on the northeast, both beiax o~sed by
the Idaho Mining Company.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any portion
Of the said West TshoaA hide mining CHAIN surface
ground required 70 le thcir ssersr claims there.
N with the hezisser Of the United States Land Dee
at Haley idaho. within the sixty days yuhllratun
thereof they ell he barred By virtue 81 the pro-
visioas Of ths Statutes in ssrh ssss is.isx pss
ybied- VI. II. Riley Register.
direct that the fasegoins notes OF sFsrasien foE
pateat be published fz the perol u SIXTY days ttrn
consecutive wesks) in the kLaoRm BrlLxrix, weekly
newsIAper published ID kocky a.s Eispors county.
idaho. W. 7. RILEY, Register.
| First pablicstson April n
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-06-13
EIGHT HOURS A DAN.

The FIRST Of May has passed and the
results as TO the labor movement have
not been Of that revolutionary nature
thai many expected and few feared.
The universal sentiment among the
labor organizations that eight hours Of
thorough, active work for day rs
based on natures laws aud will prevail.
The world lie thinking more iavorahls
Of this view, year by year; and we arc
very much pleased 10 see that the
labor men we're considerable enough TO
hang their hope on the knowledge al
that fact They need no blood reyo.
luton on this question. Time and
reason viii do the work aud do il well,
To all labor hs,dies who will trust in
these powers 10 do the good work, we
say. 20 on; you are in the right path
and ultimately will be winners. II il
very strange TO Us that Americans
should oppose these theories. Nor d,
We believe that, when you take whol'
year, thsre win he much II any les
labor done by each lahoFer. Certainl,
il gives more time for development an,
E.st than the old rule Of action.--Silve
Messenger.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-06-13

Two of our esteemed cotompora-
ries--the ELxoRE BULLETIN and the
Idaho News-in their respective is-
sues of May 80, announce the turn
ing Of the fourth mile-posts in their
journalistic careers. We congratu-
late them on the even pace they
have maintained in their race as
aspirants for public favor and sus.
tenance. Aside from their measly
politics they are among the bright
est exchanges that reach our table,
and we trust that the mile posts
they have yet TO reach may be as
limitless as the sands Of the sea-
Idaho Falls Register.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-06-13
a6b.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
sss.


p.
HALEY, Idaho. nEssk a, isss
Notice IL hereby given that The
Idaho Mining Company OF Bals,.
more City, . corporation duly or
ganixed and existing under and
by virtue Of the laws Of the State III
Msryland, and dong business 10
the County Of Elmore, State Of Idaho.
by its legally authorized agent Seiicn
b. Kingsbury, whose possofice address
IL HALEY, Idaho, has made application
for United States patent Tor thsf
TAHoMA LODE,
On uasurveyed land In Middle Boise
Mining District, Elmorc. county. State
OF Idaho, consisting Of eleven hundred
and sixty-nine (Il69) linear feet OF the
lode and surface ground. three hum
dred and fifty feet (s50D wide. being lot
No. "a and described in the field notes
and plat Of the official survey on ME
In this Office with magnetic variation
at 10 degrees and % minutes east %
follows:
Beginning at the initial point, q
stake four feet long and Eve inches In
diameter, where the notice OF location
was originally posted; thence south AZ
degrees 20 minutes west 80 feet 90 cor
ner No. 1, identical with southeast
corner OF the West Tahoma lode I'M
surveyed, thence north Al degrees -
minutes east $50 feet 70 corner No. =,
identical with northeast corner OF the
West Tahoma lode unsurveyed, from
which u. 8. NJ. M. No. 2 bears north
o degrees "a min west 3704 II, thence
south ~ degrees 81 minutes east SD
feet TO Quartz Creek, S7l II 10 south
east corner OF Nettie Lode, $50 feet 10
road running northerly and southeriy,
ll69 feet TO corner No. 3, thence south
= Al degrees 20 minutes west 224 feet t
road running northerly and southeriy,
800 feet TO southeast center end stake,
800 Il To Quarts Creek, $50 II 10 corner
No. 4, thence north ~ degrees 81 min
west 1869 IL TO corner No. i the place
of beginning survey Of exterior bound
aries, embracing an area oil S.5s5 acres
applied for. No conflicts.
The said mining claim being oil
, record IN the Office of the County Re
corder OF said mining district Mt Rocky
Bar, in Elmore county, Idaho. Ths
nearest known claims are the Wee,
Tahoma and Nettie lodes on the north
both unsurveyed and claimed by thu
Idaho Mining Company, also the Stan
ley lode unsurveyed on the southeast
claimed by v. s. Anderson ct al.
Any and ail persons claiming aaverssiy any psvtc'
Of the said TAhona lode mining claim OF surf.r
ground. required 10 nle thciy adverse claim
thereto with the keri~ter az the United States Ian
CHre at HALEY. Idaho. within the sixty days yubi
cation thereof they win he barred BY sFtse % IN
provisions Of the Statute in sssch oAses made an
provided VI. 7. Riley. hcgistsr.
u h hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
apyscafion tor patent be publi~hcd ox the period
sixty days item consecutive weeks) In the ELsos
BrLLKrtx. weekly Newspaper pubiishsd 81 Rock
Bar. Elnsorv county, Idaho.
ut RILEY. Register.
First pubHnation April n.