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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MINING APPLICATION No. 343.



HALEY, lGao, January ~, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that john J..
Martin and George u. Golden, whose
posioilice address is Rocky Bar, Fl.
more county, Idaho, have made APP
plication for latent for laU0 linear
feet Oh the
GOLDEN BAR LorE
Bearing gold, situate ia Bear Greek
mining district, Elmorc county, Idaho,
and described IN the official plat and
hcId natrs on file in this Office, as FOL.
lows, VIZ.
BEGINNING at point 81 discovery
where notice 81 loo iiion is posted,
thence 40 lg - min ", var II Il d.
IL min TJe /; to " center end, thence
= 9 dg Ii min 20 f. to- ~ cor Ma. |,
thence u 3 dg II min " 600 II 10 my
rur M ,. theme" 50 dg 40 min g
100 It Ia ne car M. 3, theGce de
l., min = G09 Il To sc cor No. /, whence
4. =. N. NJ NJ. |. Bear Creek (tor.
merly Har.lscrahbl.) mining district,
hears II IS d. 20 min il52 II distant,
thence 50 d. ID min W 100 II to ~
Ger No. l. End place 81 beginning sur
vcy OF exterior boundaries, containing
M area ui u. G6l 1000 acres; area III
conflict with Duncan lode D 2s2-lOH
acres; area claimed for patent 2oGdl.
1000 acres 1T the unsuryeyed lands oil
the United States.
The location 81 this mine Is records,
in the Recorders office Of Elmnf,
1 Formerly Al,uras county,. In book q
quartz claims OF the Records al Attn
rus comfy, and IN book OF quartz
claims, page Isl Of the records 81 MN
+ ing districts. The nearest known claim
/ il the Duncan survey DOB, east.
Al persons holding a,lterss oisins Thereto sTe're
quirsi Ia prt.e tbs ane before this "i's aiit.il
stt ays tram tie firi a, a. pnbisati"u hereof. .
ihFS viii be ,aifci bt yittae 81 TIE r7visians Of IL
I statute ". r. rIi.EY, ties.lstCrs
( = a. McCsrts. attorney Tor claimant.
I First rnli alton, Jan l..
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-31
Repairing Done on Short Notice.
MINING APPLICATION No. sss.

HALEY. IDAHO, December Is. 1890
Notice is hereby given that the Bear
Greek Gold Mining Company, whose
postofiice address il Rocky Bar, FL
more county. Idaho, has made applf
cation for patent for 1900 linear feet
ON the
EAST DUNCAN LODE,
bearing gold, situate in Bear Greek
Mining district, Elmore county, Idaho,
and described in the official plat and
field notes on file in this Office, as fol-
lows, viz:
Beginning at discovery where notice
OF location is posted. thence 80 Dig 80
min g, var Is dg Al mn go It TO n
W cor No l, thence so Dig 80 mn W
100 ft TO sw cor No 2, thence 1900 It
10 sc cor No 3. thence 30 Dig 30 mn
e TOO II To ne cor No 4, thence west
1900 fl 10 NV cor No and place Of
beginning survey OF exterior bounda-
ries. From cor No l. U. s. NJ. M. No
/, Bear Greek formerly Hardscrabble)
mining district bears 80 Dig OF min
east 2f55 Il distant, containing 1884
acres and forming portion OF the un-
surveyed lands of the United States.
The location OF this mine is recorded
in the Recorders Office of Elmore
county, Idaho, on page 49i, book . oil
quartz claims.
Adjoining claims are the North Pa
cific and Duncan lodes.
Al persons holding adverse claims thereto are re
qnlru TO present tha before this ofee withia
sixty days from the rst day 81 publication hereof o.
they will be barred bY virtue OF the provisions o
the statute.
W. 7. RILEY, Register
8 H. Mccasty Attorney for claimant.
First publication Dee. %.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-31
NOTICE OF roRFEIrua Ak.

To J0sEfH Anrs bis heirs OF assigns:
You src hereby uatlat tiat ilsse eNntnaci ere
hnnlred collars (siOaQv IN labor aHa improvements
"a the
IDAHO
Lssic mining ciaim situated IN Atlanta li.N, in
Middle Fui,t Mining rstrisi, Rinlnre otat'N, ltiho,
a. rtJuisel Is section 2i3i bgF.sf stAuies ~ the
Itcl States hrius thr ainpUat rr.nsset T. hold fhe
same tor the year en- ling l,ussaiir- ~. IsF; that
kHur proportion tic b. Aify diars fsti's ao
half l4lso sTi.eo tiuv fDr is.n ard within ~ Gays
after tiis notice ~ pahlicuttsn saa TAT e gefi'sa
u contribute tour p-'itort.on u sue expenditure a.
eawnsr yor interest Ia sab claim uiii hceHnte the
property Of the sWh-criher undtr saii saeson 2ssi
lskKl,ei Stztatus 81 the Unite. statc-.
DAVID CLINk.
Plrst publication. January 10. 1871.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-31
THE -sITI ALTON.

ishSb baNdiAlN NNNhhNb NoAhAs
ofiieers-elect d. b. Hill, w. Z, Wick
ersham, A. NJ. Sinnott, Geo. T. Ma
honey and c. T. Waller arrived here
from Mt. Home, each armed with
an order from the "board" requiring
the old officers to turn over to these
gentlemen everything pertaining TO
such Offices. They made the de-
mand that night and were anxious
that it be forthwith complied with,
SO they could commence packing
up" and be ready for removal to
Mt. Home by teams expected to ar
rive ths- next day.
The old officers thought such
haste unnecessary, and informed
the gentlemen that they wished to
consult their attorney and also their
principal bondsmen of this vicinity.
Accordingly, a caucus ofold officials
and bondsmen was held at
Lawyer McCarty's Office Sunday
evening, and it was agreed that the
following proposition be made by
our counsel;
"That the facts Of the whole mud
die be placed before the Attorney
General, and if the Attorney Gen
eral gave his opinion that the Mt
Home Board had organized and
proceeded according to law, and
that the incoming officers had beer
legally qualified, and the bondsmer
of the old officers were entitled L
release, then they would gladly turn
over everything to their successors.
This fair and just proposition wa
fatty refused "unless the records
were first removed TO Mt. Home.
Comment upon this 'proviso" is en-
tirely unnecessary.
Monday the old and new officer
met at the Recorders rooms for tn
purpose of settling upon a compro
mise, if possible. The new officer
offered to give indemnifying bond
to the old officers latter the record
had reached Mt. Home" This, Q
course, was rejected, and no com
promise was effected. Mr.. Waller
who, under the circumstances, la
less claims to office than any othe
of these gentlemen, was the leade
and loudest and most persisten
talker of his crowd. He quote
the law relating to felony so cop
ously, spoke of Golden's army
bitter enemies in Mt. Home so en-
phatically, and pictured the horror
of the Pen" in such burning eli,
quence that caused Judge Goldc
| to tremble in his boots and reques
Sheriff Gray to lock me up rigt
awav." Ii is well known fact her
that Walters bondsnen withdre
, on the 22d day of December and }
was officially notified Of such fac
Yet he went before the Mt. Hon
aboard" % DAYS thereafter and mao
affidavit that he had good and su
: ficient bonds on file in the Recor'
er's office ut Rocky Bar-and II
: board swore him in as Count
Treasurer. Therefore he holds Il
office by a very rotten thread.
Another singular fact is that NJ
Golden was required TO give S25,0
e bonds by the old Board of Cor
= missioners and Waller only $10,O
: by the new board
; All the new officers returned
!: Mt. Home Tuesday, without t
= county records.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-31

The BULLETIN extends thanks to
Senator w. J. Mcconnell for many
valuable public documents. Idaho
has live representative at Wash
ington in the person of Mcconnell.
The Alliance men in the Kansas
Legislature have nominated Judge
/ W. A. PfefFer. editor of the Kansas
Farmer, for U. S. Senator. This
i insures Ingalls, defeat
s.There Is no person in Mt. Home
but what would be glad to attend
his funeral" says the Mail, com
menting upon the recent illness OF
! Major Cavanah. What a beastly
thought!
/ II has pleased Asa Abbott tq
abuse Jacob Reeser. Elmer Towna,
q ID. Golden, Major Cavanah, ths
editor &c the BULLETIN and Others
of Rocky Bar. through the columns
Of his paper, but we are glad TO an
nounce that they all survive hi
: wrath. Knowing the facts and ap
nreciating them as a brother news
), napcr man should, we are SURPRISED
: That Mr. Abbott has seen til L
!, champion the cause of the It'll
: Nasty.
: John BOYLE claims that be has re
= ceived a letter from Elmer Town
) saving that he (Tewne) had re
i Gently married wealthy youn
= Iewess in Boise city. boyle Is sue
y a joker that We do not kn9'
e whether congratulations are in ord,
4 or not. But if it is true, and y
:, Towne did not confiie his inter
" lions - the editor OF the MI. Hon
NJ Mail. we pity him, for he Is sure
y. be the subject Of another hall CO
Iun,n Of vile abuse in that paper.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-31

Mrs. Foley Abbott and the infant
child Of Mr[an1 Mrs. Myers are
added to the sirt list this week.
John d. Rockefeller, the Standard
Oil magnate, recently testified in
court that he couldn't tell the exact
amount Of his wealth within ten or
twelve million dollars. Pity the
sorrows of Poor John ID.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-31
MINING APPLICATION No. $3.50.


UxrrxD sr1rss Lsyp oFvsck.
HAILEY. IDAHo. Deoamber II. lsso-
Notice Is hereby given that the Bear
Greek Gold Mining Company, whose
postoffice address Is Rocky Bar, FL
more coanty, Idaho, has made appli-
cation for patent for 1910 linear feet
on the
DUNCAN LODE,
hearing gold, situate in Bear Greek
Mining district, Elmore county. Idaho,
and described in the official plat and
field notes on file in this Office, as fol-
lows, viz:
Beginning at discovery where notice
af location is posted, thence n 90 Dig
30 min $50 II 10 ne cor No 1, thence
80 dg 30 mn W 700 ft to &c cor No. 2.
thence west 1910 IT tn SO cor No 3,
thence n 80 dg so mn 100 II 10 NV
cor No 4sthence east 1910 II 10 ne cor
NJ and place of beginning survey of
exterior boundaries. Var n Is Dig 40
mn e. From cor No l, U. S. NJ. M. No.
|, Bear Greek Formerly Hardscrabblc)
Mining district bears SO Dig OF mn
east 2755 II distant. Containing an
area OF I063I acres--excluding how
ever from said area 0.2S2 acres in con-
| fiict with the Golden Bar lode claim,
unsnrveyed Area claimed and sought
to be patented l0.3I9 acres OF unsur-
yeyed lands Of the United States.
The location of this mine Is re.
corded in the Recorders Office of FL
more county on page 493, book . OF
/ quartz claims.
Adjoining claims are the East Dun
eau" North Pacific" and Golden
Bar"
An persons holiiHg adverse claims theFefo aFe re
aairei "a pFrssaf tins hssore this osseS within
sxty days fTon the first Ay oi puhatio hsfsss, =
tuy all ~ hzrFoi b. virtue Of tbs rFsslssaata q
tbs rtaiute
" r, HfLEY. RegietzT
s. u Mccarty, Attorney Tor clainsant
fYrss puiiiiratisa Dos -
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-31
THE LATEST.

Attorney McCarty went to Boise
Wednesday to get the opinion of
Attorney General Roberts. He tel
egraphed as follows:
Boise Cry, Jan. 80.
To III. Swanholm-When new Of
ficers come to Rocky Bar, must give
up offices. They must remain and
the Commissioners must meet there
until the Supreme Court decision.
This il the Attorney Generals opin-
ion. s. III. McCARTY.
This advice will doubtless be fol.
lowed by all concerned.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-31
OFFICERS INSTALLED.

The following officers Of Rocky
Bar Lodge Ng>s4, 0. o, r., were
duly installfd on tbs evening of the
2ist instants bY|H. Tregoning, d
d. G. NJ, to serve the present term
Iuhn w. Rnxett. y G..
Uenry @. Swanhnlm, '. O.
Oscar Hasselriis, Secretary.
Geo. w. Fletcher, Treasurer.
A. Siedman, r. S. \. q.
&. NJ. Payne, /. S. n. G.
L. NJ. Swami, w.
J.. Hayhurst, c.
Charles Hopkins, O. G.
Gid Campbell,9. q.
Hugh Riley, L. S. V. G. -
Nat Hall, l.. $. V. q.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-31
To whom IL May Concern.

All persons are warned not to
trcspass on or lease any ground be-
longing TO the Vishnu Mining Com
pany, on Idaho or Vishnu hill, be-
tween Quartz and Dixie gulches
as by so doing they will be prose
cuted to the full extent Of the law
G.. A. MCCoRNICK,
Supt. Of Nishnu NJ. Co.
Rocky Par, Jan. /, 1891. In
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-31

The last Mails rooster appears TO
be very sick.
Lawyer A. J.. MCGOWAN died in
Haley last Tuesday.
w. G.. Wickersham has appointed
J. A. Purtill deputy district clerk and
auditor,
A bill has been introduced in the
Legislature TO wipe out Alturas and
Logan countids AID make two new
counties, withScSdnty seats at Sho-
shone ard Haley.
The high liquor license bill has
passel-++Is lower honse-oflhc Idaho
l.eg stature by a standing vote Of %
40 3. The bill provides that, the
amount 10 be paid by each apnli-
cant for such retail license shall be
500 per year, except that all per
sons engaged in retailing liquors IN
Aptels at any point three miles o
more outside of city or town AIsfffr
shall pay 5000 license When this
ll.ill--FearfgCd the Senate numerous
amendments were offered and or
each the debate became very heated
the vote each time being supple
mented with the cry, division.
The Statesman says the Democrats
in tie Senate seemed determined
not to allow the license Of $500 /.
lie Incorporated and they delayed
. the proceedings so that no actor
, could be taken. and il went over a
, unfinished business.
r Sixty years ago railroads wer
unknown in the United States, aa'
: tie population consisted of 1900
O COO; to-day there are upward .
o 10000 miles Of railroad, aud th
+ population has increased io 53,0a3
0UU.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-31

An additional reward Of Two Hun
dred and Fifty Dollars to the above
will be paid bv the citizens OF Rocky
Bar. G.. ID. GoI DEN,
J. T. GILMAN,
S. II. MCCARTY,
Cy. V. SMITH,
JoHS WIN4ErBAcK,
n u RATHBoSE,
HENRY SwANHoLM,
&. NJ. PAYNE,
aud many others.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-31
$4,000 Reward.

A reward Of Two Hundred and Fifty
Dollars will he paid hy the Rocky Bar
aud Mountain Home Telephone Com.
pany for information that will lead to
the conviction of the party or parties
who cut the telephone wire ut point
near Mt. Home ON or about Friday,
January II, 1891.
HENRY SwASHoLM, Manager.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-31
Laura .Ican Llbbe,,s Rest.

A delightful love story, full OF
passion and intrigue, and written in
Laura jean Libbey's best vein, en-
titled. "Ulmont Ulvesfnrd," begins
in this weeks New York Family
Story Paper. 1t is q splendid story
and will be eagerly read by the
thousands of admirers of the charm
ing and versatile young authoress
Of Miss Middleton's Lover" Our
readers should not fail TO buy a
copy of this weeks Family Story
Paper, so that they can read the
opening chapters of "Ulmont vi.
vesford," by Laura Jean Libbey.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-31

Patents for Mining Claims obtained
At reasonable rates.
Will attend to all legal business oil
the late law firm OF Stall 4 McCarty.
Call on, on address, ;. ii. McCarty,
Rocky Bar, Idaho.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-04-21
PRISON BRUTALITY.
Report of Committee That Investigated the
Treatment of Minnesota Conyicts.

ST.. PAUL, MIMI, April o0.-The special
committee appointed by the House to in
vestigate the reports of the brutal treat
ment OF convicts in the penitentiary at
Saltwater reported this morning. The
committee examined three prisoners who
tried to escape. and others. and finds the
attempt due to the sy stem of working con-
victs and citizens together. After recapt-
uring prisoner Douglass. Deputy Lemon
struck him severely. and, the committee
believes, unnecessarily, and the wound had
not yet been dressed several days later
Lemon also broke can over the recaptured
prisoner Anderson by repeated blows. The
three men were treated TO ball and socket
and solitary confinement or sixteen hours
and suspended by being handcuffed through
the bars of their cells during the entire
time. After SIX hours rest they were sus-
pended for sixteen more hours. On the
third day of this treatment the committee
found them, having been suspended fifty
one out of sixty-seven hours. Similar
severe punishment was melted ont to others
for trifiing offenses. The SOLITARY" was
found in very filthy condition and not tit
to put cattle In. 1t is common to punish
men by solitary confinement, with suspen-
sion. for from two to five days, and even
longer. The committee lnds the present
mode of punishment brutal and inhuman
and believes it should be discontinued.
Discipline is under charge of Deputy
Warden Lemon, who Furnishes for trivial
offenses in tho hardest manner. He is
cruel. brutal and inhuman in his methods
and measures. and is unfit for his position.
The committee recommends his immediate
discharge. A resolution instructing the
prison managers to that effect was pre-
sented, but a substitute resolution was
offered and adopted, instructinR the instl-
tuition Co use more humane BY stem Of pun
ishment In the prisons OF the State.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-04-21
Railroad Car-PIunde-ers Arrested.

PITTsBURG, Abril 20.-Detective Cook, of
the Pittsburg & Lake Erie road, has made
the first five arrests of q gang of railroad
away with fully $4,000 worth of piunder
in the last three OF four years. Three of the
leaders are in the Pittsburg Jail aud two
others are in the McKeesport central sta
ton. Informations have been made against
thirty-one others who Will be taken into
custody. The gang has been operating on
freight trains on the Baltimore & Ohio, the
Pittsburg, McKeesport &Youghigheny, the
Southwest Pennsvlvania. and the Pittsburg
Il Lake Erie lines. One of the men arrested
has pnfessed, giving q full list of the rob-
beries and of his haul
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-04-21

successful competitor for the first prize of
Sl5, In the oratorical contest in Indiana
University.
Witchcrafs is said to prevail in the
northwest part of Dearborn county. As q
consequence, Mrs. Fink has been declared
insane.
Burglars entered the hardware store OF
Campbell d Ludlum. at Marion, Sunday
night. and carried away goods to the
amount of $50
Rev. II. NJ Middleton. presiding elder of
the Craw fordsville district of the North
west Indiana Methodist Conferences. has
moved to Greencastle.
Bishop Dwenger has TT ansferred Father
Z. Z. Weichman. of Anderson, 60 Fulton.
Father Mulchary, of the latter place, has
been assigned TO Anderson.
An adjourned meeting of the Crawfords-
vile Presby terry will be held st CrawfOrds-
Vile on May 10. to ordain and install j. X.
Inglas over the First Presby terrain Church.
Clarence Manuel. the boy who escaped
from the Reform School at Plainfeld was
recaptured at Kokomo yesterday and re-
turned TO that institution. He was sent
from Anderson.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Graft. of Mexico. aged
seventy four years. and one of the most
highly respected women of Miami county,
died yesterday from the effects of fall re-
ceived some time ago.
The Logansport Presbytery has elected
Rev. DR.. Thomas Parry, Of Michigan City,
moderator for the ensuing year. and Rev.
Samuel N. Wilson, of Valparaiso. and Elder
FREQ j. Munson. of LaPorte, commissioners
TO the General Assembly.
Daring the past few days State Fish Com
missioner Dennis has confiscated 1900 feet
of seines and nets at Paisley. on the shore
of Cedar Lake. and will prosecute eight
men who had been violating the law by
using the seines. Thus far there has been
no complaint made of persons seinlng the
probably TO the vigilance of the Southern
Indiana Fish Protective Association. which
has stimulated the zeal of the local officials
by the offer of a reward of SIS for evidence
to convict persons engaged in such prac-
tees.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-04-21
Good Crops VIII XIII the Alliance.

Buffalo Commercial.
The higher prices of farm products and
the bright prospects of good crops in the
West and South this summer are taking
the wind out of the sails of the calamity
bowlers' of the Farmers Alliance in great
STYLE A succession of bad crops caused by
an extraordinary succession of disasters
in the form of droughts, floods, winds
and insects. produced nearly all of
the suffering and discomfort in the West
which led to the organization of new
party movements. The pinched and strug-
ling farmers could not kick against Ma
ture, or Gods management of the elements,
and as the next best thing. or at any rate
the next most satisfying thing. they
blamed it all on the government" held
indignation meetings and made all manner
of preposterous demands. One good, full
crop will do more to show these men the
true cause of their hardshIps aud the folly
of seeking relief by act of Congress than
many years of agitation and disastrous ex-
periences in politics.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-04-21

estate of Isaac Phillips, which is valued at
S6,000000. It says it 10 an old story revived
after sleeping twenty years and the Phil
lips heirs have heard nothing new about IL
In that space of time. The fact is the Bible
was taken from the grave of Mrs. Susie
Randall. twenty years ago this spring. at
which time it was desired in order to CON-
pIete the pedigree of the Phillips family.
it having been ascertained that il had been
buried with Mrs. Randall some time be-
fore. The record was Their searched but
the book was never returned to the grave.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-04-21
Brief Mention,


w. Faulk. of Decatur. has been arrested
at Wichita, Kan, charged with stealing
horses.
Ives Finiey's house at Roodhouse was
burned Sunday night, the inmates barely
escaping with their lives.
The wife of General John Bunnell was
buried at Morris last Saturday, her death
being caused by dIphtheria.
William Mason. of Galesburg. fell from a
Chicago, Burlington 81 Quincy train at
kirkwood, and was cut to pieces.
The Decatur Trotting Association has de-
cided to hold prize horse show from July
z to 10, during the trotting meeting.
James Osborne. prominent business
man of Bridgeport, attempted suicide Sun
day by taking opium. He died yesterday.
During an electric storm in Lewiston
James Brewer was stuck by lightning
and instantly killed. His right side was
burned to a crisp and his hair and beard
were burned entirely off.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-04-21
KiiIed bv an Explo.,on Of o,,-

ST. PAUL. April 20.-A crude oil explosion
ST. Paul City railways electric power
house, on Eagle street, occurred this morn
ing. John johnson, q steam filter, had
descended into the tank with a lighted
candle to repair a leak in O pipe. The gas
which had accumulated at once exploded
with terrific force and set fire to the tank.
johnson was either killed outright OF
burned to death. One of the armatures in
the power-house at once burned out, thus
paralyziug the entire electrician system
including those on the ST. Paul half of the
Minneapolis line.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-04-21
Butler Defes ted by Depauw.


Who is Frank Lesliei-Correspondent.
Like the original Mrs. Harris, there
weren't never no such person." An artist
by the name of Henry Carter took to him.
SELF the name of Frank Leslie when he came
from England to this country. which act
was legalized by the Legislature some
where about 1858. p. 7. Barnum furnished
the capital for Carter to start Frank Les
lies Illustrated Paper. Extravagant liy-
ing ran him into bankruptcy. He paid bis
wife $4,000 for a release from matrimonial
obligation and married the lady now
known az Mrs. Frank Leslie. who was oris.
inally Miss Miriam Folln. Miss Follin was
at one time . Mrs. Peacock, later q Mira.
4. G. Squires. and later the wife of Frank
Losllo.