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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-24
PINE GROVE POINTS.

But little is being done here at pres
ent in mining circles, but everybody
is getting ready TO take hold in earnest
as soon as spring opens. So far our
winter has been the most pleasant ever
known in the mountains. Only few
cold days, and now the weather is
warm aud spring-like. We have only
Is inches OF snow, the roads are well
broken, and woe to the cayuse that
don't commence kicking every time he
sees a pretty girl dressed for sleigh
ride.
Fred shelton, one OF ID. Il. Ethelrs
cowboys, came up from Bennett creek
a few days ago and reports stock doing
remarkably well on the winter range.
So far no losses have occurred in Mr..
Ethells band.
George Crandal is busy putting up
ice for next summer, and invites the
BULLETIN man down about July and
take something with ice in it. Wen
be there, provided Mahoney and his
amanuens.s Waller do not land us III
the Pen. Ed.
The owls have become so numerous
here that handsome young bachelor
can't return from visit to his best
gi,l without their giving the Who'll,
thing away. Ii is evident that some
thing must he done 10 outwit thos,
meddlesome birds, and several plsn'
will he adopted. However, ndne o
them is that the young man shall sta,
at home evenings nor return befor'
midnight. This is not the only sensa
ton that has startled our sleepy citi
gems, for yesterday pair Of bob sled
drawn by two big black mules halte'
| in front of the restaurant, from which
a lady quickly emerged and took
seat beside the driver, who held in hi
hand a big willow club for the doubl
purpose of pounding the mules an
the Infatuated husband But befor
chubby" recovered from his surpris
the fugitlves had about a mile tn
start OF him and still going as fast a
the poor old black mules could rur
being urged on by the big club wielde
by n brawny arm, but determined nc
TO lose his wife, he started in pursu
as fast as his short legs could carr
him, yelling like Sioux Indian du
ing the ghost dance. But finding no
fruitiess was the chase, he returned
his now desolate home and WAS broc'
ing over his troubles when the blac
mules and bobsled returned. and whe
the lady explained that she had onl
been ON u visit to a lady friend IL
Judge WAS so overcome with JOY thi
he sank down upon the sofa gaspinl
"Oh, Ju-Ju-Judy! I'm 50 glad"
SOONER.
Pine Grove, Jan 20.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-24
THE COUNTRY IN DANGER.

The New York Sun declares that
the one supreme duty Of the hour
for Democrats is to prevent the pas
sage of the force election bill. BY
an unexpected turn of events it has
raised its ugly head in the Senate
again and is squirming, alive. For
the six weeks that remain before
the end of the 5lst Congress, the
responsibility that rests upon the
Democrats of the Senate is ire
mendous. If this bill passes the
Senate it will be signed by the Pres
ident. On the eve of expulsion
from the legislative branch Of the
government the Republican party
will have enacted law that makes
deadly certain the return Of that
party to power in the congressional
elections in 1892, and from that
time on perpetuates the power thus
regained by fraud and force. The
bill is drawn for that purpose and
for no other. Once enacted, it will
/ enable the Republican party to make
farce of every subsequent election
of Representatives. The game is to
be played with loaded dice. The
Republican supervisors of election
hold offices for life and the appro-
priation for the expenses of their
partisan work is a permanent APP,
preparation like that for interest on
the public debt The Democrats
may elect President after President
they will nevertheless be powerless
to repeal or modify the force law
The law can not be touched until
the Democrats have control Of bott
houses of Congress; and to prevent
that contingency the force bill is
devised. Such is the long and shor'
of the desperate effort of the Re
publicans TO secure the passage o
the bill before they go out of powe
in Congress on the 4th of March
To procure its defeat by any polio!
calculated to divide the Republican
vote in the Senate is legitimate war
fare under the circumstances and
patriotic duty.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-24
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To IasErn Ans his heirs OF assigns:
yon ara hereby notified that have expended one
hundred dollars tsiOOeol In labor aud improvements
the
IDAHO
In4is mining eiaim. situated IN Atlanta Hhl, IN
Middle Itui~e Mining District fillmore cnuuty, Idaho,
a. re.uirs by sectfn el2l. Revised Statutes q the
IAel states hong the amount Fequlred t. mold ne
same for the year eniiag De sfnhcr 81, lssl, thAt
Nour proportion the II ttY dollara cing nne
half falso 81 due lsgp. ani II within ~ days
after his notice 81 pa,lat.oa vow fail Of refuse
ftbgte Fsupdrtion 81 snsi "a isjiture -
= aer your interest - sAid claim viii hoe1Ine the
property N the subscriber under sid section 2S1s
kefisssl statutes Of the Tuited states.
nANlD CLisk.
Fir-, pubIlca.los. January 10, 1871.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-24


Surveyor Towne is sojourning at
Bellevue.
Mrs. Nat Hall is now on the
Rocky Bar sick list.
Judge Heath still holds the fort
at Boise, but work is being vigor-
ously prosecuted in his Atlanta
mines.
Since Mike Gsuld proclaimed
Junction Bar the county seat it is
claimed that the spirit of old man
Smith appears there nightly-at
! least Uncle Billy Daniels so as
serts. Is it possible that the dead
are taking hand in the county
seat fight?
Last Saturday Henry Henderson
and Fred Richan, both formerly OF
Rocky Bar, unexpectedly met on
the streets of Salt Lake city, EN-
braeed and then repaired to the
nearest soda fountain. Mrs. Hen
derson was also in the city and, We
are sorry to say, in feeble health.
DIR. Hall informs us that the six
teen miners who leased the Buffalo
mine and mill at Atlanta until July
next, are all hard at work extract
]. ing large quantities of rich ore
They already have over 300 tons a
the mill. which was expected 4
commence running Wednesday last
The BULLETIN hopes that each o
! these energetic miners may clean VI
: a handsome competence before TN
expiration Of their lease.
Henry Swanholm, Jr., returne'
- from Nj. Home Thursday evening
!. lie saws the telephone wire was gu.
: several poles thrown down and "
= fect of wire carried away that W.
4 Wiekersham brought the new 81
=, y GERS commissions to Mt. Home oni
: last Wednesday evening, from Eois
=. = that Gick has Joined the Mt. Ito
:. Brass Band ana is fixing up res
- Jence there. aud that he ezpec
= h he here tonight to make son
= tjnd Of n demand on Auditor Il
81 man; that the srunpa Was adlour
- inr from day To day, hoping Tor
lief from the Court etc.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-24
:. II. MCCARTHY,
AT L A ",
n..t-s. pan TIAu8

Patents for Mining Claims obtained
nj reasonable rates.
WilI attend to al legal business oi
lie late Law firm OF S;uli < McCatiy.
Cali ON. 81 address, ). Il. AeCASy'
Rocky Bar Ilaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-24
MINING APPLICATION No. $3.50.
USusn STATES LAND OVFIcz,
HALEY, IDAHO. Decanher IL. ise0

UStTsn STATES LAND OYFIcz,
HAIL1Y, IDAHO, Decamher u. $50
Notice is hereby given that the Bear
Greek Gold Mining Company, whose
postoffice address is Rocky Bar, FL
more coduty, Idaho. has made appli-
cation for patent for 1910 linear feet
on the
DUNCAN LODE,
bearing gold, situate in Bear Creek
Mining district, Gilmore 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 DO dg
30 min 230 II To ne cor No l, thence
$ 80 DIX 80 nun W 100 IL to Sc cor No. 2,
thence west 1910 II 10 sc cor No 3,
thence N 80 Dig 80 mn 700 # 10 NV
cor No 4. thence east 1919 # to ne cor
M | and place OF beginning survey OF
exterior boundaries. Var IL dg 40
mn g. From cor No l, U. s. M. M. No.
l, Bear Greek formerly Hardscrabble)
Mining district bears so Dig OF mn
east 1855 II distant. Containing an
area OF 1861 acres-excluding how
ever from said area 02S2 acres in con-
flict with the Golden Bar lode claim,
unsnryeyed Area claimed and sought
10 be patented 1919 acres oil unsur-
yeyed lands OF the United States.
The location of this mine Is re-
corded IN the Recorders Office OF I'll.
more county ON page 1913, book . oi
quartz claims.
Adjoining claims are the East Dun
can" North Pacific" and Golden
| Bar"
All ner.ouS holding adverse claims thereto are trc-
u1irai Ia prezeuf the same bafors shis oiea witha
sxty daYs from the rst day a. pahsatiou hereof %
thuy wii he barrel b viFtus OF the provisions Of
w T. RILEY. Register
s HI NsCaftY, AttaFaes isr ClalaaanE
First publication Dee 20
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-24

The Butte Miners Union paid out
$4,000 in sick benefits last year,
and from August to December the
sum of 1910 was paid out for fun
eral expenses,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-24
To Whom /, MAY Concern.

All persons are warned not to
trespass 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. MCCORMICK,
Supt. of Vishnu NJ. Co.
Rocky Bar, Jan. l, 1891. I'm
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-24
$4,000 Reward.

A reward Of Two Hundred and Fifty
Dollars will be paid by the Rocky Bar
and Mountain Home Telephone Com
pany for information that will lead g
the conviction of the party or parties
who cut the telephone wire ut a point
near Mt. Home on or about Friday
January II, 1891.
HENRY SwANHoLn, Manager.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-24

An additional reward of Two Hun
bred and Fifty Dollars to the above
will be paid by the citizens OF Rocky
Bar. G. ID GoI DEN,
J. Il. GILMAN,
S. Ii. McCARTY,
CY. V. SMITH,
JOHN WINKELBAcK,
N. b. RATIBoNE,
HENRY SwANHoLM,
q. M. PAYNE,
and many others.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-24

For good job work, cali at the
BULLETIN Office.
EU Whiting cards al this Office,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-24

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Telegram-herald., 1891-10-21

the message Is the old, old way, bur
never nes way OF hslag II. 1t must
demonstrate the connection OF God
and mar. and by holy word. holy
church, holy lives. carry the message
10 q needy and hungry world. =
After announcing the program for
today. Miss T'upfer said yhat II was
earnestly desired 70 raise 800 at this
conference for the nlisaonery work OF
the state. Pledges were passed
among the audieaee. aud eontribu-
tio1s called for Among those who
reported literally were Iessrs- Udea,
Iosenthal and wright. oi this city.
and Mr.. Shaw. OF Big Rapids
After singing a hymn. the audience
Were invited 10 go TO the rooms be-
low. where lunch was spread for
them.
The following is the program for
today;
Morning Session. Devotional meeting
led by Rev. caroIige j. Bartlett, OF
kalamazoo; address Of weleome,by X.
A. Maynard. Esq; response, by Judge
J. L. Ramssten, of Manstee:report Of
secretary and appointment OF com
mittees. reports from the churches OF
the state; paper, by Rev. chas. Fluh-
rer. of universalist church. Grand Rap
ids, subject, Comparative Religion"
Afternoon Session-Paper, Mid
Week Religious Meetings." by Rev. j.
IT. Sunderland. Ann Arbor. followed by
discussion opened by Pew. w. ID. ST.
monds, Battle Creek: 1.-The States Chill
drcn," by l.. T. Storrs. secretary OF
the State Board OF Correction and
Charities.
Evening Session-Platform meeting:
Subject: THE Religious Needs OF To-
day" Ten minute addresses by Rev.
W. ID. Simonds, Independence church.
Battle Creek, Mich: Hon. C. ". Gar
field. Universalist: Rev. +. w. n. HUI
genholtT. Jr., Holland Unitarian: Al
fred Woicott, Baptist; Rev. W. j. Rus
sell. Christian; Rabbi Jesselson. Jew
ish: Rev. w. /. Cogshall. Methodist;
Rev. Caroline j. Bartlett. Unitarian;
Rev. I. T.. Powell. Congregational.
The ladies Will serve lunch at 1890
for the benefit os those who wish to
remain at the church all day. Price,
% cents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-21
MADE ThslR OWN kscKsLs-
Chicago strest Car Conductors Arrested
for loUaterteltlas.

Chcago, Oct. 2o.-fganK Gillespie
and howard Allie, sne ex-Csty Street
ear con -uctors, n err b. Ia TO shs teeer-
Il. gvaA4 Jury ey Commissioners hoyne
yss1Sfeay on esaarSe u couaterse-slag.
Aii.e denied the ena-ge, but 10 his sur
prise and eonslernat ton Gillespie con-
iessed the wno.e thing lie said ie
was q conductor for the City Railway
Company N January OF last year, and
one day whale on a visit TO Engiewood
sn company with Allie, the latter o.
tered him two bad niekies and told
hian how he made them. Tbs tHo III a
entered into a partnership ia the eoun-
teise1tmg of nickies and made tliem
tor a month at Allies house. No. 1896
Dearborn-st. They turned out oaiy
about So worth, however, add did not
pass many OF the coins. The niekess
were made OF black TIM and moulded
out from plaster OF paris molds. After
the two ceased makiag the nickles
Gillespie moved over 10 the West Side
and he there made molds for making
bad dimes and quarters, but he never
used them. Gillespie, after he con-
fessed. went 20 jail. but Allie secured
bail and was released.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-21

Senator Stockbridge made the silver.
coinage question so clear and 40 sasy TO
be understood that no man vita a grain
Of common sense need be misied By
the silaring assurances thst free-eoinsge
viii make money eas;er 10 procure.
The Senator very forcibly showed that
the only oues TO be eeneftted by free
eoinsge sra The mine owners. aud TIE
ones 20 be Injured are the government
snd the people. In other words the
governments snd the people viii. under
the free-coinage scs. pay the mine
svuer oce hundred cents for ssventy-
sx cents worth Of silver. " tae gov
eminent were buying wheat il would
rot be expected 70 psy the Minnesota
farmers enc doiIsr bt1sheE when the
market price Of Dakota and Iowa
whess Is seSenty--ix censs Yet that .
exseslv what the free trade. free
whssksy ard free silver democrats ask
snail ee dene IN respect 70 silver for The
Colorado and Nevada harons Senator
ssaekbrsdsr meets the questioa fairy
and squarely. There i no evssons no
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-21
INcoNsIsrENcExcY kxrosKD.

Here are the head.sness over Brad
streets report Tor the werk as they ap-
pear in Saturdays issue OF the
Grand Rapids Press. peoples party
organ:
"Bciknap and Mckinley will be
pleased wssh B-adssrcet's review OF
trade. A decrease in business failures
aad a more favorable outlook al
around Will make votes for the Re-
publican candidates everywhere"
And here i something from the ed.-
toc.al page oi the same paper:
Good times, easy money and con-
tented workingmcn are powerful arga-
ments in support Of the Republican
candidate for Congress. Telegram
Herald.
These are not good tsmes as Is
shown In the increasing list Of fail
ures."
The calamity organs have n hard
time o. 1t making the conclusions
reached on their editorial pages COM
porc with the statements OF fact con-
ccrning the condition OF the country
that they are compelled to give In the
columns OF the.r papers devoted 10 Civ
ing unbiased information Mar
quette Mining Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-21

the broad railing in front Of her.
When the services hai ended and she
wAs ready 10 20 home the purse MAS
mlSslne. None Of the other memters
Of the CHOIR had been siltlng near where
the purse Was lxft.
Ii ss supposed that the pure was 60
cidensaliy pushed from the rail- and
that IL dropped INTO one OF the pevs
below. There were about two hundred
persons IN the church on that nig nc.
and Miss Gallagher ssys that the psws
under the eho:f loft we're ocenpseo-
Daring the evening several boys who
were mol members OF the choir came up
10 the choir lott 10 sec ibe young man
who blows the organ. Each Of them
says he cid not see the purse. Detec-
tive Sergeant Dssehanty has nssas .
search of the pawn shops In Brooklyn
this last week and has interviewed
many persons who were IN the church
without attaining any clue TO the ms
ing rings. Mlss Gallagher has offered
. reward OF goo for the return Of the
iings.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-21
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

The Republican campaign starts of
briskly and the time between the pres
ert and election day will be well filled
by the best speakers obtainable. The
following are the engagements for the
present week: The Hon. j. c. Burrows,
Senator Stockbridge, and Geo. w. Nc
Bride will speak at Allegan tonight;
Messrs. Burrows and Stockbridge will
speak at Ionia Thursday. at Grand
Haven Friday, and at Plainwell Satur-
Hav. The Hon. John T. Rich
will he at Sparta tonight. at Hudson
Vile Thursday and at CoOperv.lle FRI
day. The Hon. Geo W. Mcbride will
speak at Allendale Friday and at Ber-
lin Saturday. The Hon. @. j. Diekema
will address meeting at Otscgo
Friday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-21
No Indsmni,ies Promised.

Ottawa, Ontario. Oct. 2o.-Ths
Minister OF Marine and Fisheries today
expressed great Indignation at the ~
port credited him with writing the
British Columbia Sealers' Association
TO the effct that the Dominion Govern
ment would indemnify the seaiers for
loss they might actually sustain by
the closing OF the Dehrlng Sea. He
states that he wrote the Sealers' As
sociation that the British Government
would undertake to consider any claim
the sealers might have arising out OF
the closing OF the Behring Sea.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-21

ordzined preacher and took charge
Of the ieadlng Methods, church at
Wooster. Leaving his church al
Wooster, he went 10 Columbus IN 1sS6
and became pastor oi a large eongre-
tion OF disciples As a minister here
be was pronounced decided success.
tie left there going ts Orryiile, Ohio
1t was at this place he Tell from grace
he formed friendship With a pro
fessionai crook. aud lett orryiiie under
a cloud with his shabby y-charaetereG
companion. Sometime later he Was
apprehended while burgiarasing =
neighbor's house, and bis conviction
followed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-21
UNITARIAN CONFERENCE.
Opening of the sessi sions-sermon BY DR.
Jenkins-Program.


Jenkins-Program.
The Temple Emanuel was well filled
last night at the opening session OF
the Michigan Conference OF the Unitar-
ian and other Independent Christian
Churches.
On the platform were seated the Rev.
Caroline j. J. Bartlett, OF Kalamazoo
the Rev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones, OF Chi
cago. the Rev. II. b. Forbush, Western
Secretary OF the American Unitarian
Association, and the kev. Grindall Rey.
nolds, general secretary OF the same.
The Holland Unitarian Church choir
were in attendance. and after the OPEN
ing hymn which was read by the
Rev. Caroline J. Bartlett, the Rev. It.
Il. Forbush read the scripture lesson,
and the Rev. Grindall Reynolds led in
prayer,
The Rev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones preach
ed the opening sermon. The speaker
said: "what our fathers tried to estab-
Iish BY bible texts and theological
refinings is now emphasized by logic
OF experience. the tendencies OF history.
the demonstrations of science, and the
demands of civilization.
The message declares that the bible
~ II VtOs VI FtttitN. It's ctutt<fS ~ fUdtle
OF geologic tablets. its Chronicles are
the histroy of many, its Psalms the
the burdens OF the human soul. and
It's Beaufltudes are humanity's trans
figured lives.
II says Think: investigate; inquire.
Believe that reson Is one OF the roads
10 Heaven
The message says your foes are
within more than without. Its spirit
has inspired men TO fight for freedom
Of mtrd as wen as for freedom of man
asAd limbs. 10 is always young for
nt.ertv'-although IL may be the lib
erty 70 make your dearest conviction
Of today a stranded lie tomorrow.
That mind IA free which resssts the
bondage 81 habit. forgsts what il be
hind. dares 90 listen 10 new monitors
Of consrfenee.
r. ~ not To those who find conso-
Iatfon 81 an angry Deity. OF who find
the bread 81 lie IN the thirty nine arti-
rIps. II Is 20 the great ranks Of the
HiScrntent.
Again. 20 the dsrusted souis in the
community, IL comes pleading the
claims Of rational faith ard reasoning
religsoAi. r. = Tor unhslisveTs. sker-
ticss atheists II you can't believe in
ffe God q Moses. o- the God ~
fc~us. OF the God Of nature. or II your
iirs fafter IN pronnHnciax the great
name IN any connections. stsll believe
n divinity ef yonr~H
Some ssy 4 church win b. sssE't that
VII co~ct new tsouUht, court prog
r--s and h~ aaiek 10 cissra every helper
svher>eser he may appear. snd what
pre- are hss tools
The most effeetaal wayo p preading
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-21
SKIN DARK AS COAL
Eczema Affiicts a Well known Gen.
tleman-Pitable Subject to Look
Upon - Suffered Terribly
Whole Body Covered.
Given Up by San Francisco Doctors
Might Have Saved eeoo, as
He was Cured fer SO by
Cuticura Remedies.

have many times studied over what Cgrr-
crea he's done Tor me; IL has restored me 10
good health and happiness. tor before tried
tNTtcVgt hEgsntFs 1 was Eiy1n up ~ sii the
doctorf m san francisce bat II hal only
tak,sn q certain genuemeD's efvfce AID tried
CrTtrrRs RsNrDGrs sooner. / should certain
have saved tom 500 20 $50. ] was b most
pitiabie suttset 10 took upon with eczema.
ard suffered ttgfib.y. ! wss almost Es dArs a.
coal from py ihssep up - rly knees OF bsth
leG'a and after thst II broke out ali over ny
bods; but after utlng hsf dotea sefs 81 Co
TFr1fss REMEDIES j vas perfectly restored TO
coed health. and have enjoyed the SANE ever
sin -. which - fof TIVE vests a frat nufn-
bef of people visit my establish ne ri. and
have told hundreds 81 pcorfe ghst tuticurr
aas done Tor me. bnt have thought that i
eEGat 80 vfste SHs ief foD knew, - that xea
car refer anyone la fHis county q me-.
LoTfS JOHNSON,
Proprietor Harjnr Beat Heuse.
sansAilto. Msrin Co. ailferniA.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-21

Detroit, Oct 20.-October last
while on a Chicago. Rock Island and
Pacific train, young woman while
deiirious walked OF the steps OF n
coach near Blue Island and was In
stantly killed and her body buried in
n Catholic cemetery as IN unknown.
In her pocket was found a meinoran-
DUN containing an address I'm Detroit.
The Chicago police made inquiries OF
the department here. II was found
that snch a woman formerly worked
for Mrs. Van Dyke. on Jefserson-ave.
mother of the Rev. Fr. Van Dyke. Her
name was Leoni Cokeiaire and her
father and mother reside In Beiien.
Holland. She had no relatives in this
countrv. and her personal esfects. con
s,efin<r cf considerable iewslry. win
be sent 20 them