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The morning call., 1891-02-24

shade trees and fences in this city ana the
surrounding country were blown down.
Farm prospects in this section are very
promising. More grain has been sown this
though the cold weather has held ii bacI,
some it is growing finely and the indications
are favorable for alarge harvest Stock has
suffered some for lack of feed, but the recent
rains will bring out plenty of grass.
This afternoon a hail-storm passed over
Petaiuma. IL IS still raining and the weather
is very cold.
STREAMS BOOMING.
SoNoMA, Feb. 23.-It has been raining here
necessarily for two days. This morning the
sun came out, but heavy showers have fallen
at intervals throughout the day. Sonoma
Creek and all of the small streams are
booming.
MILTON, Feb. 23.-A heavy rain-storn
commenced on Saturday night, ACCOMPANIED
by heavy winds reaching at times on Sun
day to forty miles an hour. The rainfall
for the storm was 81 inches, with good
prospects OF continuing during the NIGHT,
The farmers, orchardists and business mon.
are happy, as all fears of dry season are
passed. and excellent crops are assured.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 23-Rain COMMANDED
to fall here again late this afternoon. and
continued till midnight, when the moon and
stars were shining. The wind has blown
severely, but not like 1t did Saturday. The
rainfall for the season is 996 inches. The
rivers are booming; the Sacramento rose to
the twenty-foot mark this evening.
WIRES DOWN.
NAPA, Feb. 23.-Though only now IN
showers, the rain still continues. The
storm Saturday night and Sunday was yery
heavy, being accompanied by tremendous
gale of wind. During the past forty-eight
hours 2.75 inches of rain. have fallen. max
ing 12.45 inches for the season. The river
has overfiowed at some places, but no seri-
Gus damage was done, The wind blew
slsns ana wires down. SO that telegraphc
communication was cat off.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, Feb. 23.-It is still
raining. The measurement for the storm is
26S inches, and 1905 inches for the season.
PORTLAND, Feb. 23.-Reports from ali
parts of Oregon and Washington show that
snow-storm has prevailed since YESTERDAY.
The fall west of the Cascade Mountains has
been light, hut in the eastern portion
of the two States from five to eighteen
inches has fallen. The railroads have expe-
rienced no trouble thus far.
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LATEST SHIPPING 1NrELLTGENCE
Arrived.

Arrived.
MONDAY Feb o.
Stmr Cleone, Hammi "a hours from Port Hartford.
2l5 tons asphaltum to Order.
snip Palestine, Mccartney, days from Tacoma;
240Q tons coal, to T Co. -
Bark Sumatra, Nervick, 10 days from Seattle via
Port Angeles, days. 1850 tons coal. to 2 i Corn
wall.
BARK Alex Mcneil, Monroe. Is days from Seattle
via Callum Bay 10 DAYS; 1923 tons coal, to Cedar
River CoaICo. ~
Bktn Catherine Sudden, Thomson, 80 days from
Talara Bay; ballast, to s II Harmon Lumber. Co
Bound TOT Fort townsend. put in TO get anchors
coma; 34S NJ IT lumber 10 California Lumber Co.
Movements of Tr ms ,tIaptic Steamers
LoNDON-Arrived Feb 23-Stmr Montana from
Baltimore; stmr Moravia from New Yors
NEW NURk-ArrIyed Feb 23-Stnr Aurania I'm
Island. from Copenhagen.
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Agsassinated bv an Unknown PARTY

RATION On. Mex, Feb. 23.-Yesterday Seth
Russell and j. w. Cook, while out riding
along VermajO, forty miles from here. were
fired upon by unknown parties and Russell
was killed. Cook saw two MeXicans getting
away aud fired at them, and thinks he
wounded one. Both men were in the en-
ploy of the Maxwell Land Grant Company.
Russell leaves a widow and two children.
He was recently Deputy United States
Marshal for this district.
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The Hawkins-Maloney Fight.

SAN JOSE, Feb. 23-Great interest is man
ifested here in the fight for the bantam
weight championship of the Pacific Coast
between Dan Hawkins and Dan Maloney,
which takes place before the San Jose
Athletic Association tomorrow night A
great number Of new members. many being
from San Francisco, have been admitted
The fight promises to be a holly contested
and long one, for the men are in the best of
condition and evenly matched.
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OBITUA AIR ".
JOHN DICKFRSON

Sir Knight John Dickerson,. upon whom a
remarkable skin-grafting operation was per-
formed a few weeks ago, died yesterday at
the Chicago hospital The grated skin was
was so weakened by the opiates add
ministeTed when the various operations were
performed, and also by his long illness, that it
finally refused to perform its functions and
Dickerson wasted away. 1t will be remem-
plars gave each a piece of his skin in the
hope that the spot laid bare when the cam
Ger was removed might be healed.
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The Water ouesn.n

Bolossy Kiralfy's latest spectacle, "The
Water Queen" interpreted by an excellent
will be the attraction at the Bush
next week. THE Water Queen" is from
the pen of Robert Griffin Morris, and has
already been presented in New York, Phila-
delphia, Boston and Chicago with much sue
cess. Its story of fairy-like love and discord
among royalty, though rather faint and fam
tastir, is sufficiently connected to comprise
good background for the portrayal of daz-
cling tableaus and resplendent professional
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INLAND COUKTEsIEs.
Woodland Extends Fraternal Greetings
Marysville

Woodland Extends Fraternal Greetings to
Marysville.
WOODLAND, Feb. %. - The Woodland
Board of Trade entertained seventy-fve
excursionsts from Marysville to-day. The
speech of welcome was made on behalf OF
the Mayor by Thomas Ross, and responded
to by MIR. Greedy of Marysville. After
lunch the visitors were shown around the
city and entertained with dancing at Olym-
pic Hail until 80 O'clock in the afternoon,
the hour for departure. This is the begin
ming OF the fraternal greeting between the
two cities so recently connected by rail.
The day has been observed generally as a
II oliday and flags fly from every masthead
in the city. But for the occasional showers.
a much larger number of Marysville people
would have enjoyed the trip
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BAKERSFIELD ITEMS.
Serious Runaway Accident-storms Delay the

Serious Runaway Accident-storms Delay the
Trains.
BAKERsFIEID, FEB. BE. G. Ashman,
manager, and Miss Anna Schultzenberg,
cashier, of the Depot Hotel, while drying
out this morning, met with serious acei-
dent The horses took fright and dashing
down Nineteenth street col!ided with an
other vehicle, smashing the buggy and
throwing both out ON the sidewalk. ASH
mans leg was broken and the lady'S wrist
was sprained.
No trains or mails have arrived from the
Southern overland roads on account Of the
storms in Arizona. A special was made up
this morning to catch the local from Tulare
and the same action will be taken tonight.
This being Washington's Birthday, bust
ness was suspended Tor from TWO 10 three
hours.
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WHERE Is ELLIOTT?
a Missing Peddler Who Is Thought to Have
Been Murdered.

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 23.-John Elliott, a
peddler, who lives here with his wife and
three children. is missing. Two weeks ago
he started with wagon-load of potatoes
onions, fish. etc., on a peddling tour
between this city and Georgetown, Ell Do
RADIO County. He calculated to be gone
only four days and so informed his wife,
but when week had passed and he had
not returned, his family and friends became
alarmed. Letters were sent to Georgetown,
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Mr.. James E. Wilson has been engaged by
Messrs. Thall and Ellinghouse FOR tue open
ing of the New Powell-street.
Mr.. c. D. Hess has remained behind his
company, now in Oregon, to settle his quar-
rel with Signor Albert Guile, the recalci-
trant tenor.
The stock company will open at the
Alcazar on March 9th, in "a Night Off," to
be followed by ''The Exiles.".
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Santa Rosa Street Railways.

SANTA Rosa, Feb. 23.-Over half the
stock Of The new street railway in the north
ern part of the city is subscribed and the
road Will be built within the next sixty
days. In this connection it is well to state
there Is proposition to consolidate the new
line and the extension of the South Side
line to White sulphur Springs, two miles
south Of the city. The whole system is to
be operated under the Hoskins motor.
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CARS DERAILED,
A Slight Accident to Union Pacific Train
Mar Caenadn I.onl-n

d Eight hccldent 70 Union Pacific Train
Near Cascade Locks.
PORTLAND, Feb. 23.-News has been re-
eeived that wreck has occurred on the
Union Pacific Railroad near Cascade Locks.
1t is reported that one brakeman has been
Killed and several persons seriously injured.
Ike railroad officials deny that any one was
Killed. A wrecking-train has been sent to
The scene OF the wreck. The train was
west-bound and about six hours behind
Time. When rounding the curve Mt high
rate OF speed the trestle gave way, throwing
on the track.
The accident was not as serious as first
reported. One chair-car was badly smashed
anu TWO other coaches derailed. Seventeen
persons were slightly injured, but none
spreading rails. ~
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GAVE UP THE CHASE.
A Posse Of officers Forced to Abandon the
Pnrsuit of Mexican Mur6 erers

RATION On. Mex, Feb. 23.-The party of
NJ ext cans who shot Russell. Deputy Mar
shall, and one Cook, while quietly proceed
ing along the road, were chased by posse
and took refuge in an adobe house, near
Maxwell City. The posse returned tonight,
up any attempt at capture. AS the Mexicaus
were all well armed with douD -barreled
shotguns and were being constantly re-
enforced. There were only eighteen men in
the posse, and had they made any attempt
to capture the band they would not have re-
turned alive.
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..The Clemenceau case.n

The matinee and evening performances of
1.-The Clemenceau Case" at the Bush-street
Theater yesterday, with Miss Sybil john
stone as the Iza were largely attended. The
supporting company did their work well.
THE Clemenceau Case will be played this
week Only
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FIGHT IN y STABLE.
a Mans Head Cut Open With Horse


MARYsvILLE, Feb. 2S.-James Kinney
and Frank Quigley, two men in the employ
of J. B. Mcdonald, got into a fight this
morning, in which Kinney was badly used
up. The TWO men were working in the
stable when Kinney threatened Qugley,
who responded by knocking Kinney down
with pltehfork. He then jumped on him
and beat his head with horse rasP, cutting
it open in many places. He also bit two
fsrsd Kinney Trobanv w WON bay hoan
killed. Kinney is big fellow, while Quig-
ley is little man. They had fight abOnt
year ago. A warrant has been sworn out.
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Escape of a Prisoner,

ORovILLE, Feb %. = Manuel Rosea.
charged with forgery, escaped from jail last
night by digging through the wall. He has
not been recaptured.
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Trotting Association Organized.

SANTA Rosa. Feb. GA trotting asso-
citation has been organized with r. Murphy
President and George I. Trow bridge Secre-
tary, for the purpose of holding two or three
Gays racing here in August. The leading
horsemen OF the county are interested in
perfecting the organization.
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but it could not be learned that he had ar
rived there. All during the week eff
forts were made 10 locate him, but in vain.
Mrs. Elliott is almost beside herself with
anxiety, and firmly believes that her hus-
band has met with foul play. The family
is in destitute circumstances.
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LAND-SLlDES.
They Are Delaying Trains on the Northern
Pacific Railroad.

RosEBURG or Feb. 23.-Southern Paci-
fe train No. 16, which arrived last night
from the north. was delayed here all day
on account of a big slide at Roberts Hill,
seven miles south OF here. Bridge Supern-
tendent Happersett went out with a wreck
not get the track clear for trains until late
this afternoon, and then only by having
temporary track around the slide. No 10
arrived from the south at 1880 o clock this
evening
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An Escape Recantured.

AUBURN. Feb. 23.-Sheriff Conroy recap
tured c. G. Chissman on Saturday. He es-
capped in August with man named Daniels
indicted Tor murder. Chissman was wait
ing sentence for horse-stealing.
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Accidentally Shot

VIsAL1A. Feb. 23.-Jacob Marx, living in
the mountains east of this city, shot himself
in the right leg last evening with Win
hester rifle. the ball entering above the
knee and coming out below. He is severely
but not fatally injured.
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Killed While Coastine.

SEATTLE, Feb. 23.-Frank Cady, seven
teen-year-old boy, was thrown from his
sled while coastng to-day. His head struck
the sidewalk with such force as to produce
conclusion of the BRAIN from the effects of
which he died almost Immediately.
The morning call., 1891-02-24

DR.. John B. Smith, one of the Oldest
physicians in Petaluma and in the county.
died in; Petaluma at O'Clock last evening.
Several months ago he was stricken with
paralysis, since which time he has been
steadily and slowly declining. His death
has been anticipated for some time past.
The morning call., 1891-02-24

BROwN--In this city, February 10, 1891, TO the
wife OF Charles Brown, a son.
WILLIAMS-In this city. February 20, 1891, to the
wife OF George w. Williams. a sou.
DURNEY-Ia this city, February 20 1891 to the
wife of Paul Durney, daughter
swEENEY-In this city, February 90, 1891, to the
wife of N j. Sweeney, 4 son.
FORSBERG-In this city, February 81 1891 to the
wifeof Oscar Forsberg a dau shter
CARLSON-In tins city, February 10, 1891, to the
wife OF William Carlson, a daughter.
MACLENNAN-In Alameda, February 90; 1891
to the wife of NJ. Alexander MacIennan, a daugh,
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"Au the Comforts or Uora,

The Baldwin was well filled yesterday at
both the afternoon and evening perform
ances OF Gillette's comedy. "Ail the Com
forts Of Home" The same DILL will be
continued during the present week,
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Sonoma's Celebration.

SoNoMA, Feb. Washington's birth
day is being observed here by closing of the
bank and postoffice. Flags are flying and
grand ball will be given to-nigh by Sonoma
Parlor, No. Ill, n. S. G. w.
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HALE'S HONEY
..,...OF.....
AND TAR

This infalibe remedy is composed OF the Honey
o, the pant HorehOund, in chemical union with
lar ia I'm, extracted from the Life PrinciDIe
OF o., ihe forest tree Abies BaIsamea, or BALM OF
Let no prejudice keep you from trying this great
saedS IN o. famous doctor who has savedthou-
'aSo1 VI lives ny II IN his large private practice.
smell. ~ -" pau t'sste OF
sold by all druggists at 25c, soc and al
per Dottie. Great saving to buy LARGE
Pixies TOothache Drops Cure In One Mlnute
oc24 tt FrTu
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and terpsichorean scenes. in all the glowing
colors OF fervid Imagination. The pleasing
effects of glittering charms, shapely women.
blended -'
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MARRIED..

this city, February 81, 1891
by the Rev. j. II. Schroeder, Frederick Luhrs and
Sophie NJ. Lehre.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this city. February
81, 1891, by the Rev. J. II. Schroeder, Edward "
Jensen and Audtne A. ChristiauSeu.
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The TivoIi.

"Satanella" was satisfactorily presented
at the above place of amusement last even
ing, to large and delighted audience. The
same opera will be given each evening dur
ing the week
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San lose Water Rate

SAN JOSE, Feb. 23.-The Council this
evening fixed the water rates for the year al
the same figures as last year, there being no
complaints.
The morning call., 1891-02-24

P. N. Chaffee, who has resided at East
Oakland for the past eight years, died YES
terday. He was native of New York. SO
wears OF ave.
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BIRTHS-M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TBirth. marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be Inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name aad residence of persons authorized
TO have the same published
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DIED.

west, Nllitan warren
HoLLAND-In Oakland, February ~ 1891 Henry
beloved husband OF Augusta Holland father Of
Eltreda Holland. and step-tather OF william aud
Alfred Zoliner and Mrs. Alma Lunstedt, native
OF Germany, aged az years. months and days
Hs- Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
Invited TO attend the funeral THIS DAY Tues
day., at z O'Clock P. NJ. from St. Marks German
Evangeltcai Church, Geary street. between Stock
ton and Powell, where the services Will be held
Remains at l5l6 West street, Oakland. Interment
i. o. u. +. Cemetery. D
DONAGHY-In this city, February %, 1891 Mary
beloved sister OF Patrick and Charles Donarhy
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-02
MINING APPLICATION No. a32.
IIxrrKn sr.rxs LAsn oKrtcK.

uxfrKb STATES Lam OYYfcg.
HAILEY, tbano, November IL, 1890
Notice IL hereby given tina. the Pine Grove Gold
Mining Company. whose postoifee address 10 Pine,
Elnorc county. Idaho have made application lor
patent for i5Oo linear feet on the
RAMRoD LODE,
Bearing go.d and silver situated in Pine Grove flor.
mery Bear Creek Mining District, Elmore Formerly
Aiturasl county Idaho, and described in the official
tat and reld notes file IN this office oilowe viz:
BEGINNING at the center nf the discovery shaft
thence ~ degrees GO minutes w. variation Is deg
~ min 500 feet 10 cor No ], theme ~ deg 90
800 feet to corner No. 3, thence - deg 80 min
1900 feet to corner No 3, thence Is deg % min W
COO feet 10 corner No, 4, thence 2s deg so min W
1860 feet corner No and p.aec OF beginning survey
Of exterior III nnaarics. From corner No 3, 4. N.
NJ No. l. Pine Grove Mining District, hears Is deg
a. min Tn3 feet distant, containing i0sIlO0 acres
OF the nnsrveyed lands ~ the United States.
The location ~ this mine IL recorded In the Re.
corisrs Office ~ Elnore formerly Alturasl county
page 4n5, book 10 Of quartz clsims
Tho nearest known locations nra the Mammoth"
and the "C.0ld Hill. /" unsufveyud.
All persons holding adverse claims thereto are re-
quited 10 present The before this Office within
sixty DAYS from the first day ~ publication hereof or
thes will be barred by virtue OF the provisions Of the
Statute,
W. T. RILEY, Register.
s. III. MCCARry. attorney for claimant
First publication New ~
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-02
MINING APPLICATION No. 333.
USrEp srArEs LAM oFvIcr.

USirEu srArgs LAM oFyIeE
HAtgy, Idaho, November Is, 1880 -
Notice IL hereby given that the Pine Grove Gold
Mining Company, whose pastoilice address Is Pine,
Gilmore ctlnty, tdaho have INSIDE application for q
patent for 1900 linear feet Of the
MAMMOTH LODE,
Rearing gold and silver situate in Pine Grove for
merry Bear Crecki Mining District Elmore Formerly
Aiuras) rounty, Idaho. and described In the nficiai
plat and field notes file In this Office follows,
Wig.
Beginning At point ~ discovery, thence - degrees
20 minutes H. variation IS deg s5 min 800 feet TO
son feet 10 corner No, l, Whence o. s. NJ VI. No.
!, Pine Grove tiormeriy bear Creek Mining District
eaEs as ias 0h MIN W s17 feet distant thence "a
deg 10 min NJ 600 feet 10 corner No. q thence ~
deg ~ min W laGg feet 10 corner No. g. thence "a
deg 90 min 40 feet 10 No. T. thence % ds
- min ibu0 feat 10 No /, and place OF be-
ginning survey Of exterior boundaries. Containing
All aIsa Of lns loo aerps, excluding however from
tits description and application tho In conflict
with the Gold Hill Lade claim survey No s0T CON
tanning an Of 4ni1 .IDlO Area claimed for
patent I5,T58lNa0 aereE, AMI forming portion VI
the nnsurSrysI lands OF the United Statea-
The losatiun Uf this mine Il recorded la the Re
cnricrs office u Eimoro county, page 3ia book 20
of quartz claims
Tie known claims are thu Gold hin survey
No. so5 On the SOUTH and tho Ranrod No SO on the
vest.
All persons holding adverse claims thereto are re.
qutvd 10 present the before this office within
sixty DAYS from tho first das ~ publication hereof or
thas vii be barred By virtue Of this provisions Of thu
Statute.
". 7. RILEY. Register
y II, MeGARrY. attorney for claimant.
First publication Nos. -.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-02
APPLICATION No. 3aa.
rstrrn sr.rxs I.,sp ayrirs.

Notice il hereby given that tho Bear
Creek Gold Mining Company, whose
postoiIice address is Rocky Bar. FL.
more coanty. Idaho. has mhlr appli.
cation for a patent for 1910 linear ieet
on the
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-02
cSrrzp srArzs LAM oryics,

TSiTzp STATES LAND oFEIcR
Notice j. hereby gwen that the Pine Grove Goid
Mining Company Nhase postolfee address il Pine,
Eltnare county, iiaho have msle application for q
patent for i,o0 linear feet Of the
GOLD HILL LODE
Bearing gold ard silver situate In Pine Grove for
merly iiear Grneki Aiming District Enare Formerly
Altaras1 rouutY Idaho. and described In the official
plat and teld notes on file IN this oilce. folln~s
va:
beginning n. nniu, Of discovery thence IL deg w
variation Is deg II min 3pp feet 10 corner No. l.
thence - deg 90 min GO ieet TO corner No Z,
thence Is deg 80 min W 1870 feet H. corner No .,
thence i deg % min " 600 feet to cnrner No. 4 at
80 feet T. y 81 NJ No 1, Pine Grove formerly lirar
eretll mining distriet Thence n deg 20 min 1900
feat IN earnHr M and place Of beginning survey Of
exterior boundaries, containing ~ 81 loo and
forming portion Of the unsuryeyed lands OF tho
United states
The laeation Of this mine L. recorded In the Re.
eorder@ office Ut kirsoru county, page %, book %
Of quarts claims
TIE nearest known claims the mammoth" un.
surveyed oa this north aud west, and the ..lSamrod
survey Ne. SIS on the west
All PERSONS holding adverse claims thereto are re.
CURED a present the same before this office within
sixty dals from The first dag u publication hereof Or
thst vii be barred ~ virtue Of the provisions Of this
Statute.
". 7. RILEY. Register.
;. II. McCARgY. attorney for claimant.
first publication Noy. -
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-02

AS 0Lp ASB WELLTRIED REMEDY.
Mrs. winslow's Soothing sa-'p has
been used ior over fifty years by mil.
lions u mothers ior their children
while teelhing, with perfect success.
Ii soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain. cures wind collie, and
il the best remedy for Diarrhoea. ],
pleasant to the taste. Sold by Drug
gists in every part 81 the world. =
cents bottle. It's value is inealcula
be. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup, and take M
other kind.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-02

President Harrison's attempt to
slaca.e lie disgrnntel negroes is not
a brilliant success. He appointed
n negro, II. q. Parker of Missouri,
to be alternate commissioner at
large for the Worlds Fair, but the
negroes are worse than ever, be-
cause, the same time, he appointed
a white man, X. w. Furnas Of Ne
brasxa, to be commissioner at
large. They say that if Mr.. Harri-
son wished TO recognize the negro
he should have appointed him Com
missioner and the white man alter
nate, as The negroes had no repre-.
sentative on the commission. and
the alternate 10 simply fifth wheel,
unless for some reason the Commits
sioner for whom he il alternate be-
comes unable 10 serve.