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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
That ~ the Sum LyEnan Hayhurst
will Fndeayor Ia Secure from
the ophir Company for
His Iufuries

WV ABkAhA eVAh &sNstg W.
HIS Injuries.
Lyman Hayhurst, who several
months ago came near climbing the
golden stairs by a fearful accident
that befell him while working in the
0phir mine. has, through his at
torney. s. II. McCarty, commenced
suit in the District Court against
the ophir Mining Company for
SOC, 600 damages--the papers being
served upon the company's repre-
sentative here last Tuesday. As
the cause and effect in this case will
be thoroughly ventilated in court,
we refrain from further comment
than saying that Mr.. Hayhurst has
the sympathy Of this entire com
munity Eminent counsel will aid
Mr.. McCarty in prosecuting the
case.
DIR. w. F. Smith has also COM
menced action against the 0phir
company for $500, for surgical and
medical services upon Mr.. Hay
hurst.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17

will mail Qrc,) on receipt Of
cent stamp, n Feceipe for simple
VEGETABLE BALM that will re.
move Tan. Frrckles, Puppies, Bitches,
Black Heads. etc, leaving the skin
soft, clanr aud beautiful.
Touch with III compound the soft llly cheek
AMI the bright glow will hos. IL virtues speak
Also instructions lur producing lux.
ntiant growth of hair ON bald head
or smooth face. Address, A. u.
STEMpEL, GO Ann st., New York.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17
stock Wanted 90 Win,er.

! will take horses and cattle from
Atlanta, Rocky Bar, or elsewhere. and
feed and care for them during winter
al 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 Is
head or less Of steers to faitcn.
| keep an hand at Rocky Bar the
hest Of haled hay, which can be bought
by calling upon q ID. Golden; also n
big lot OF baled hay at my ranch. All
orders promptly filed on short notice.
Horses fed all winter for sl5.
Address, GEo. L. CRAsDAL,
aul Pine Grove, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17

The Carson Appeal says the
boodlers and bosses who have looted
the State of California for several
wears past are now fleeing the coun-
try BY the Canadian route, leaving
their hired organs, the Chronicle
and Post. to shrek against the le-
gality Of the grand jury. The news
papers which defend crime present
10 the public eye spectacle more
piiiable than the fleeing rascals
whose tracks they are trying TO
cover. These papers are wealthy
enough 10 afford IA b. honest. They
were never seen oljecting to any of
the grand juries who were the crea-
lures Of Rucklcy's iuGgleries. The
Instant a jury is drawn that really
begins to investigate crime these or
gans howl SO Justify that it looks as
If they themselves expected To get
narrowed by the teeth Of the fine
tooth comb now being drawn over
political rascality in California.
How cheap those California Judges
must feel who had TO crawl on all
tours up Buckley's back steps be-
fore they could get their nomina-
lions or elections. No State in the
Union has been cursed with such a
rotten Judiciary as California. Look
at Judge SAWYER. who on a mcager
salary left 100000. Judge Levy,
who is building palatial residence
and Justice Field. who ia reported
worth nearly a million Such a
state of affairs must topple in a
grand crash some day.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Board met October II. Present,
Blackwell. Manion and Davis, and
Clerk Wickersham.
Minutes Of regular and special
meetings read AMI approved.
The sum Of s. per month was
appropriated to pay G. II. Rinehart,
night Waterman, to guard county
property.
+. NJ. Wolfe, Esq, was appointed
County Attorney for one year from
date at sos salary.
Claim Of Con McSweeney. J. r.
Of Glcnn's Ferry precinct, for So,
rejected.
Claim of Logan county for 1888 Is
fees in Logan and Elmore cases in
L : Supreme Court in 1889 and
1890 was laid over until annual
meeting.
g. D. Golden was released from
bond If d. b. Hill, sheritf-the
sheriff furnishing additional bond
of r. 7. Chattin in place of same.
Resignation of Il. Clinton Ms J. +.
Of Rocky Bar was accepted and
James A. Nicholson was appointed
in his stead. Bond Of Nicholson as
Justice of the Peace accepted.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17
4 BIG MINING DEAL.

Since the big DeIamar mining
deal aroused the enthusiasm of all
persons interested in the develop
ment Of the mineral resources Of
Idaho, there have been rumors float
ing around of another sale about TO
he made Of properties which if not
so considerable as those ut Della
mar, were still Of sufficient value
and Importance to command the
significant sum of 100000. These
properties consist Of the holdings of
the Flint Mining Company, which
are situated in Owyhee county.
The sale was consunimated by NJ.
+. Leech. The parties who held an
option on the property are from
Chicago, and short time ago they
decided to purchase it for this sum.
The new owners at enee set about
making arrangements for extensive
improvements and additions to the
plant They telegraphed for forty
more stamps to be sent on at once,
and hope to have them running be-
fore the winter sets in. Ii il ex-
pected that with this additional
crushing power they will be able to
concentrate their ore at cost Of not
more than 81 per ton, instead of ~
as heretofore.
This sale has already produced n
good and marked effect upon all
mining properties in the vicinity,
II will restore life and activity to
many mining camps which have
been for long time languishing for
the want of encouragement. Capt.
talists and spectators will have
their attention directed to Idaho in
dnstries and the whole State will be
benefited by the dcal.-Statesman.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17
S. II. MCCARTHY,
ATTORN EY At l. AW,
Rocky BAR, IDAHO

Patents for Mining Claims obtained
As reasonable rates.
Call on, 81 address, ). IL MeCarty,
Rocky Bar, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17

4 chunk Of pure gold was found
by Tom Morris, in the Ruby Drift
mine. near Downieyiile, Cal, last
week, which weighed -, 700.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17

kgJANEs huLLANY. uf Glenn. FERRY. b author.
insd 70 solicit subscriptions and advertising
Tor tss xLnoRE BULLETIN. and TO collect
and receipt Cor tlss sansa
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17
Job Xagnn.

am prepared 10 do all kind Of
hauling upon short notice Your pat
runage solicited. PETER JEFFREY.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17

For good job work, call at the
BULLETIN office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
eERMAN-AMERIcAN ASSOCIATION
Permanent Organization Effected-Steps
to Secure Immigration.

The meeting Of the German-American
ASSOCIATION at Sanger Hall last night was
largely attended, about hundred of the
most influential of Richmonds German
citizens being present.
In the absence of Mr.. Rosenegk, presi-
dent of the association as temporarily
formed for the celebration of German
day. Mr.. H. G.. Miller, third vice-presl-
dent, presided.
The treasurer, Mr.. William Zimmerman,
turned over to the association S262.79. the
balance left from the festival fund.
The association then proceeded to effect
permanent organization by the election
of the following officers:
A. Won N. Roseneek, president: II. G.. Miller,
first yice-president; u. c. hbel. second vice.
president: joseph Wallerstein, third ylce-presl-
dent: Joseph II. Mittendorf, fourth yice-presf-
dent; Carl Ruehrmund, recording secretary !:
Q. 4. Loehr, financial secretary. Directors (:
William Flegenheimer, julius Straus, I. Tholi,
Hermann Schmidt, Theodore Moecker, John A..
selbert, +. W. Wagner.
A resolution by Mr.. Schuricht. editor of
Der Suden, that the Board of Directors be
authorized to appoint O committee to as
sist INDECENT Germans who may come TO
the city in search of work and aid them IN
procuring work was heartily supported in
speeches from number of those present
and unanimously adopted.
A resolution by Mr.. Droste that the di-
rectors appoint q committee to promote
German emigration to Virginia was also
adopted.
The sense of the association as expressed
in the speeches endorsing this last re-
solution was that immediate steps bt
taken to give it practical effect.
The annual dues of the association are
81 payable quarterly and a number OF
lists are TO be circulated soliciting Ger.
mans and their descendants to become
rnemhers of IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
Patrick that he lost hope and rapidly de-
elined in health until he died.
IRToH OF THE DECEASED.


DR.. Patrick was born at Greensboro. N.
g., In 1879, and when man practiced medi-
cine IN that town, afterwards engaging in
the drug business. He came TO Danville in
1850 and lived here until 1872, when he
moved 10 Richmond. He lived in Rich-
mond for several years and then returned
10 Danvillc. where he lived until his death.
He was the only brother OF Mrs. w. 7.
Sutherlin and his wife is sister of MIR. G.
NJ. Crump, late auditor of the Richmond
and Danville railroad.
THE FUNERAL.
The body was buried from Mt. Vernon
Methodist church this afternoon with Me-
sonic honors.
Mrs. Ovcrbey. wife Of Mr.. D. A. Overbey,
a well-known merchant of this city, died
Yesterday She was the daughter of the
late William T.. Shepherd and grand
daughter OF the late John Noble, of Han
over county. IL is curious coincidence
that old Aunt Eliza Noble. u venerable col
ored woman of this city, and formerly q
slave of the late John Noble, died on Sun
day.
Now that the Atlantic and Danville rail-
road hes gone into the hands of a receiver
the physical condition and equipment of
the road will be much improved and every
thing will be put in first-class shape.
WILL NOT INTKRrKRK.
It said by those in authority that the re-
ceivership business will not in any way
interfere with the building of the Danville
and East Tennessee road 10 Bristol.
Emerson Tuckson, q colored barber. was
found dead on the street at an early hour
this morning. His death was caused from
whiskey and subsequent exposure.
MIR. W. N. Shelton has gone 70 Philadel-
phia to consult physician.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
NEAT, of sou,re CbiIdrey.

Mr.. George Cary Childrey, who for
twenty years or more had been q magls-
trate for Jefferson Ward, died et the Re-
treat for the Sick yesterday afternoon at
o'clock.
For several days past the deceased had
suffered from severe cough, and when he
left the First station-house q little after
midnight Sunday he complained OF feeling
badly. Later in the morning he was taken
a great deal worse. and was removed from
his room, on Franklin street between Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth, to the Retreat.
Death was caused by pneumonia.
The deceased was in his fftieth year and
was a brother of City-Treasurer John X;
Childrey and Messrs. 5. Judson and hoiand
H. Childrey. Though sorely, afflicted, ne
was a man of unvarying good nature and
always had smile and cheerful word for
all.
on all sides. The First station-house was
his headquarters, and every officer in the
district was his friend.
The funeral will be from the First Bap.
tist church at 4 p. M. to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
WEDDING IN MANCHESTER.
Miss Moore Marries Mr.. Goode-Persona
and Other Items.

MISS Moore narfleS Goouc-h
and Other Items.
Miss Rrle Moore, the pretty and attractive
daughter Of Mr.. C. F. Moore, OF this city, was
married 10 Mr.. Wyatte l.. Goode, an enterpri-
sing young merchant OF Richmond, at the Pres
byterian church yesterday afternoon ats O'Clock.
There was n large assemblage OF friendS pres
ent The pastor, Rev. MI. van houten, ON.
ciated and the ushers were Messrs hichard
Goode lbest mani, Castor W: hrsker, z. - nsy-
field, horace Bradley. Jack Simpson, and Berk-
ley Goodo "a,
northern tour. -. All.
Emma ID. Tunstall 10 Mr. James w. Gentry.
The ceremony will take place at cambridge
Street Baptist church wednesday afternoon,
January 2ist. at 800 o'clock. -
The funeral of Mr.. Melvin A. Martin, ST., took
place Sunday afternoon from Providence
church. Mr.. Martin, who was 1tty-seven years
| Of age, was long resident Of Petersburg. He
was brother OF ex Senator William L. Martin,
| Of Manchester, and has other reiauves III .nls
| city, Richmond, and Petersburg. In which latter
city he married 80, l..
Oracle Harlow, the youth who was badly in
| iured on the electric cars about ten days since,
| has been attacked with lock1aw, and yesterday
afternoon his condition was considered very
critical. He lives on Seventh street. near NC
The veterans committee to look after the
| Manchester men ON General Lees birthday
consists Of W. d. Craig, of the Elliott Grays; j.
| Burley Anderson, Manchester Artlilery Sahes
| A. Lipscomb Chesterfield Cavalry; ana Anthony
| Knorr and A. q. Eyans, Of other organizations.
Mr.. p. A. Gary is quite sick at his residence on
Decatur street.
| -Four new members were received ana one
baptized at Bsinbridge-street beptist cnuren
| sunday night.
Rev. Mr.. Clopton held his first communion In
some months at Meade-Memorial church sun
/ day.
| before the Christian congregation at BalnDridge-
| street Baptist church Sunday afternoon
The January term Of Chestorneld County
| Court began yesterday. number OF lawyers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
EXCLUDE ONLY THROUGH FREIGHT.
This the Chamber of Commerce Suggests
Regarding the Connection Track.

A called meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Chamber of Commerce was held
in the rooms of tho Chamber yesterday eve
ming at 6 O'Clock, the president, Colonel
John Il. Purcell, presiding:
MIR. S. w. Travers. as chairman OF the
Committee on Inland Trade, offered the
following resolution, which was Aunanl-
mously adopted:
Whereas this Chamber OF Commerce In gene
raj meeting assembled has unanimously ex-
pressed its opinion OF the subject OF an ordi-
nance OF the City Council OF Richmond. ap-
proved June "a 1883, prohibiting the use OF stean
by tho Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad aud Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road Companies on their connection track after
the ist OF April, 1891, and directed that this Board
OF Directors should petition the City Council OF
Richmond that said railroad companies DO per-
mitted TO run their passenger trains over said
connection road; and whereas tho effect
Of this ordinance, II not repealed, WIN
be to send travellers from nortnern ewes
,sfi as al leaving Richmond for points north OF
It. together with tho malls and oxpress-freight
several miles out OF their way and 10 conslde-
rnble distance south Of the city, involving seri-
GUS delay, the Inconvenience OF citizens. the
obstruction of commerce. the diversion OF rsnlc
aud the certainty that the time will soon come
when the fast through passenger trains VIII
not come into the city at all; and whereas
the main and altogether reasonable oblec-
ton to the use Of the connection track through
the city for the passage Of the heavy through
freight business In which this community Is not
espocialiy Interested will be removed; and
whereas the regulation of transportation is
matter In which II would be wise 10 proceed eau
tously lest false step may work irreparaole In
fury 10 the city; and whereas II properly
limited use OF the connection track shall Do
found TO work injury greater than the benent
from such use the city WILL after the experiment,
possess no less power TO prohibit than they now
have:
Rssolued, That this Chamber views with grave
apprehension the effect which the said or1l-
nance may have upon the prosperity OF the CITY
aud the convenience Of Its citizens, and most
eArnestly urges that the said ordinance DO 30
modified as to exclude only the.ssid through
| freight trains.
There being no further business before the
| hoard IL Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
IMPROVEMENTS IN LEE DISTRICT.
The Property-Owners Talk Over Plans and
Appoint Committee.

A meeting of citizens and property-own-
ers of Lee district, Henrico county. was
held in the rooms Of the Chamber of Com
merce yesterday afternoon at O'Clock.
There were present Captain John A. Coke,
]. G.. whitiock, j. J. Wilson, James b.
Elan. Major j. II. Derbyshire, J. A.
Courtney, Charles +. Wingo, E. Harvey
Clark, III. L. Pelouze. James Caskie, j. X.
Branch, Otway S. Allen, John Morton,
joseph BRYAN, James II. Crenshaw, DIR.
Sheppard, Matthew Gilmore, Fred. X.
Pleasants. A. c.. Becker, p. j. White, j.
Watson Phillips, A. Goldback, Charles Il.
Willis, Israel Stern, and Sol. Haas.
Captain Coke was called to the chair ana
Mr.. Charles X. Willis elected secretary.
OBJECT OF THE MEETING.
Mr.. Whitlock stated that the object OF
the meeting was TO consider means for i'm
proving the property in Lee district by
GRADING it, extending through it streets,
eas-mains, water-mains, sewers, &c. His
idea. he said, was that an Improvement
company should be formed, that the cost
of improvements should be charged upon
the property-owners and that they. should
be reimbursed by the municipal authorities
when the district becomes Incorporated IN
the city.
fiye be appointed to formulate plan for
the Improvement of the district, said CON-
mittee 20 report at some future meeting.
The motion was adopted, and on motion
of Major Derbyshire Messrs. Elan, Pc
louze. and Crenshaw were appointed
committee to select five gentlemen repre-
santing the different portions OF the dis
trict, who should constitute the improve
ment committee.
THE DISTRICT TAX LAWFUL.
Mr.. Bryan made statement as to the
condition of the suit brought by some OF
the property y-holders enjoinlng the CON-
missfoners appointed under the act incor-
porating the district from levying an extra
tax on the property for improvements
in the district. The County Court. he said,
had decided in favor Of the commissioners.
He did not know whether or not an appeal
would be taken.
Mr. Pelouze reported tie following per-
sons TO constitute the improvement COM
mittee provided for above: Messrs. James
Oaskie. j. q. Whitlock, N. w. Bowe. Is.
Ran. Wexford. and John K. Branch. After
which the meeting adjourned to 5 o'clock
| Monday evening next, when another con-
! ference will be held in the rooms OF the
| Chamber.
Lee District, as is generally known to the
reeders of the Dispatch, is that part of the
county embracing the bulk of the valuable
property lust west of the city, which is
| building up rapidly. II was Incorporated
| AT the last session of the General Assembly
| and a board of commissioners, OF which
! Mr.. Joseph Bryan is chairman, were ap-
pointed by the County Court to levy q
special tax and direct the local improve
| ments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
Latest from the Wires.

A disnatch from Valparaiso was received In
New York Yesterday saying that the navy OF
Chile had rovolted and declared against rfcSi-
dent Bslmnceds and his arbitrary acts
The Federal Senate has confirmed the follow.
ing postmasters: Nirginia-T. Browne, at
Waynesboro Georgia-Laura A. Wilder. at FOR
syih; Florida--R. c. seringeour, at Tifusviiie.
The Governor and other state officers OF Kan
sas were sworn into ofiice yes'erday. me Legls-
lature viii have full houses to-day, and the COM
bined Alliance and Democratic opposi1eh W
Ingalls, will have thirty majority.
A heavy sontheasterly gale prevailed Sunday
night and Yesterday all along the North Attain
tlc coast from Long Island sound TO Haiiiax ana
ST John. Rain started the ice IN seyerefNow
England streams, and considerable damsge Is
reported from freshets
Tho steamer City of Washington. New York
for IIayans has arrived at Fort Monroe. She
Encountered a cyclone of Hstteras sunday
night. ana her foreoastle and qusrtordeck wore
washed away. One Of the crew was k'liou ana
anothsr Is missing. One OF hor passengers "ss
badly injured.
Al tho annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Philadei phia and Reading Railroad Com
nnny yesterday the folio wing officers were elect
Cd President, A. A. Mcleod; Msnagefs, a: =.
Anteio. Thomas Cochran. George Den. kslm
Henry g. Gibson, Thomas Doian. and james
no.a. Treasurer. william A. Church; Scores
tary, William X Taylor.
The Toledo 10Y Commercial publishes today
c,rrnIar issued by Chief A. b. Tnurston TO the
order OF Railway Telegraphers asking eonuiou-
ttons 10 suppors the operators on the Cnicsgo'
MiIvaukes and ST. Paul railroad IN their con-
INFLATED strike. He explains that majority
- tsam are not members, but says that tno
order shouid take up tho cause OF SneL VINO
nave 40 fpanfuliy asserted their principles 10 re-
eis,ing such iagrant is3ustice"
The will OF Emma Abbott WetherelI, the
ouerstic star, wss llcd ana admitted 70 pIopa.e
~ New York yesterday afternoon sho cirects
,hat ber b0dy a. all DO cremsted after thorouxh
test by electricity 10 ascertain " lie 10 exunet
shs makes liberal provision Tor her parenu and
relatives. many bequests 70 friends, ana iesfss
~ an each 10 a number OF churcnes. oue ot
when 10 the ClsadeLsqusro bsptsss cnurcn ~ ~
Chariestop. 4. c. ITO bulk oi bsr estass ~ ~ !.
be divided amons six charitable insh'uuons VI
New York city.
TIM 81 Louis Republic prints a special a's.
patch from Little ROCK. Ark., Win reissSsss -
ne rumofed shortage Ia the omee os Sssse. - :
Tressursr woodruff. Major woodrnn Leaves sps s
efiirs Thursdsy and will DO suecostce ~
Colonel Morrow. sensation was cfsst.a yes- =
tersay by statement giycn out py !. y. Mesaoa ss
aaa W. 4. Turner. two lssdina osakoss, "ne nass
beel ~ work on the Tfsasurcre BOOKS. vso o. ~ =.
shs IA en Is reported 70 have said isst nlsns mss
Major Wcodrun's shortage woula not iais iaiss
sSssrt az sql.oo0 The tnysstigesion nos
ysf concludsd ard II 10 likely thAs tne snoxssse
uill reach 3 large emsupk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
Arrests on the Charge OF Conspiracy.
fI3y telegraph 20 the D!spatcn.l

MOBILE, Ala, January l2.-The row at
Catherine, Ala, December 30th, origi-
mating in business dispute between two
merchants, one of whom. William Bruce.
was Republican and resulting in the ar
raying Of blacks and whites against one
another and the subsequent forcing OF
William Bruce. who is q nephew Of Judge
John Bruce, of the United States Circuit
Court, to leave Catherine and IN the resig-
nation Of the negro postmaster at this
place, was followed to-day by the arrest of
eleven persons under the charge that they
did on the soth day of December, 1880. en-
ter into conspiracy to prevent one Gran
vile Bennett from occupying and holding
Office under the United states. The par
ties are all of MArengo and Wilcox coun-
ties. The arrests were made on warrants
sworn out by post-ofiee inspector. and
the accused we're to-day bound over in $500
each to answer to the United States grand
jury here.