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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-28
LiQuon LI4seSsts..


Tbe-fcsult Of hasty legislation, il
sccn in the anomalous condition "
the liquor license laws, says thA
Boise Statesman Of the 18th. Isl
February the high license law. To
take cneet July lst. was pass~d.
TThe FIRST section is rs follows:
II shall be unlawful for any per-
son by himself, by agent, or other
wise, 20 sell spurious, malt or fer
mented liquors or wines to be drunk
in or about the premises where sold
without having first procured IL
cense and given a bond, as herein
after provided
This law does not refer to the
quantity 10 he sold at time at all
On March II the amended revenue
bill was passed, Of which this is n
section:
All persons selling vinous, fer
mcnted, malt, mixed or distilled
liquors in quantities not less than
one gallon shall pay in advance Il
license of one hundred dollars semi
annually
Section 1913. being the $50 and
Sl5 license provision, is repealed, to
take effect at once. Tho result is
that from this time up to July lst
no new license need he taken ont.
The wholesale dealer who sells one
gallon and upwards must take out
the $ie0 semi annual license at
once. But the dealer who sells n
quart or over, bat less than gallon,
takes out no special license, but
sells under his ordinary store license
as now. This will give the bottle
men a big pull on the whisky trade.
The state levy for general purposes
is eighty-tive cents, to which is adj
ded seven and one-half cents uni
versity, and two cents wagon road
tax, making a total Of ninety-four
and one half cents on the hundred
dollars.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-28
Ner,nns DEBILITY.

A gentleman having been cured OF
Nervou, Prostitution, Seminal Weak
mess, Premature Decay, and all the evil
effect, Of early indl,creliun aud youth
ful fnlla Is anxious to make known 10
eah"r- the simple mode OF SELF
CURE. To thuse who wish, aud viii
1--WE him their symptoms, he will send
kirec) hy return mail, a cepy oi the re-
cipe 80 successfully used IN his case.
Address, in confidence, JAMES W.
fiSRNEY, - Cedar 81, n. Y.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-28
You Are la a Rad FIX

But W. will cure You il you will pay
~ Men who ar" Weak, Nervous ard
Dyhilli4tetl, suffering from Nervuu.
Debility, Seminal Weakness, and AL
effects Of early Ell Habits, or later
indisctetinu-, which lead to Prematur,
Decay, Consumption or Insanity
should send for and REAL the Book ~
Life, giving particulars ct Home
Cure. Sent tsenled) free, by address.
ing DR. parkef's Medical aud Surgical
Institute, l1l North Spruce ST. Nash,
vile, Tenn. They guarantee cure Oh
no pay.-The SUNDAY Morning.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-28

George Slagel and Bill Petit, from
Atkinsonville, are registered at the
Alturas.
The Idaho Legislature exempted
county warrants, base bullion, mort
cages and credits from taxation.
Mining stocks are booming in
San Francisco agdfro The excite
ment is ascribed se~current reports
about new developments Of ore in
the Comstock mines.
Senator Mcconnell has again
placed the BULLETIN under obliga-
tons for a supplement to Con-
gressinnal Directory" containing
maps of all congressional distri, Is
population, etc also other va!ua-
bic public documents.
The Bellevue Malta band of po-
litical assassins is still in session.
"Old Marchesi" Whitton and Bag
netto" Davis meet daily to vacate
public offices and issue Doodle war
rants, while POLITE" kingsbury re-
ceivts warrants which he can not
iate.-Shoshone Journal, u,
Yesterday the lawyers employed
by the taxpayers appealed the last
Of the Doodle warrant cases to the
District Court. This includes the
FL 600 warrants issued to Dick
johnson. Arthur Brown and "Po-
litzn kingsbury. fever these Doodle
cases reach jury of taxpayers,
there will be some fun for the boys.
-Shoshone Journal, 81
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-28
For o,cr IsinN Ycarr.

Az OLD AND WELLTRfED REMEDY
Mrs. Winslnw's Soothing Syrup has
been used fer over fifty years hy mil.
lions al mothers fIr their children
while ieetling, with perfect succers.
II snothr~ the child, snitrns the gums
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and
i the best remedy Tor Diarrhoea. |,
pleasant "a tine taste. Sold by Drug
gi.ts IA every part of the world >,
cents a bottle. Its value il inealcula.
he BE SURE and ask for Mis- Wins
nw's Snathing Syrup, aud take no
other kind
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-28

viii mail (tfee) on receipt Of a
cent stamp, recipe far simpl,
Y VEGETABLE BALM that will ~
move Tan, Freckles, Pimples, Blotehes
Black Heads, etc, leaving the skin
soft. clear and beautiful.
Tougl, with this compound thu soft lily cheek
And the bright glow viii lest It's virtues speak.
Also instructions for producing a lux
uriant growth Of hair on bald head
or smooth face. Address, A. ID.
sTEMrEI., 60 Ann st., New York.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-28
Notice of Forfeiture.

To Peter Mclaughlin. his hctfs or assigns.
You hereby aoglacd that l. yo,ir caoWner
have done tbs ANIMAL assessment work alnoantin,
20 ohu hundred (sIOll dollars for The year isst 81,
TIL BELCHER
Mining claim, situated IN Quartz gueh Middle Roise
mining district, klmore county, haha nearly op,,a.
site the hg Lode mining claim. and the east exten.
sion 81 the Stanley mining claim; this being the
amount required by law 70 hold said Bslcssr nalnng
claim under setion = q q the ReVt~ed Statutes 81
The United saases and there Is aaw due from e4ss ~
proposition Of said annual expenditure the
suns II thittt three sears THIRTY three and one tir
cents tS5s.ail Nov, II you. tho said Peter a..
lagshsn, tail IN contribute yoiF psaoFtiOn Of aii
expenditure. seated above within ninets DAYS from
tbs last puhsestiQn sf this nGtlru OF Isl DAYS from
date o. its nrst publisAtion your interest II said
bcehcI niiis claitn vii heeaEe thu pragafty 81 he
subscriber hereto, under soctioa 2as4 % the REVISED
statutes u the uuitei stAiaA
ROBERT McCAnE
Atlanta, Idaho, Jan. /, 1891. lfilss pub la 10
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-28
Notice OF forfeiture.

nssl1nst
Yuu are hciehy ro'iae1 thai have expended the
sllui Of tao hundred dollars Ia labor and improve
ments on the
WASHINGTON LODE MINING CLAIM
Situated 10 lisau guul Rear CrreS mining district
Elm"re rauutgt idaho, required hy seaiiun 2sal
Revised statutes of the unitai states hcing the
amount required u hoii the soile for the wears i.
alA lsgl, and that you, VIM Daniels, owe me sd .
tGl heirig third " the amntHt eHpesisnled IN
assessment work tor the Years tss9 and so aud that
YOU, Antoine pAnRia> sss 81 Cor assessment
work, he.ng one third 81 te amount eNIsenned for
tiic seaf lssl and II within ninety ays after this
notice bs publication yat tall refuse to contribute
your prapurfinn q such expenditure as owners
sour Interests il said Claim Nil heens the property
u tht subscriber undsr said section 2324 Revised
statutes Of the Dnitcd states.
Rocks Bas. JANUARY 3. 1891.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-28
no rIcE OF FORFEITURE

To JosEFH AplN his heirs or assigns
You are hereby notified that hive expended me
hundred dollars (si0aeo IN labor aud improvements
ga thei
IDAHO
lode mining raim, situated on Atlanta Hu m
hiddse Boise Mining District Elmora esunty, idaho
a. rinired ht Section Z3al Revised Statutes OF the
intel states, being the amount required h hold the
~sine for The year ending npramber ~ 1870. thai
Your proportion Of the Is fifty dollars being ane
hall. oso sii.0o due fssa ami Il within Is days
after ths naiiec By pahlhation YOU tail or reitss
70 contribute suur p-p7rtion # such exfeniturv ~.
co.aaier your interest in said claim will brcoma tie
property OF the subscriber under sail section 2fll
Revised statutes oi the United states.
DAVID cLINE.
First publication, January 10, 1851
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-28
Not COMPLIMENTARY.

The Idaho Legislature was com
posed almost entirely of Repub-
lieans, and the Statesman is the
leading Republican paper Of the
State, yet it gives the ex-honorables
the following parting shots;
Speed the parting legislative guest,
but examine his baggage first and
find out how many Legislative spit
toons he is trying to steal.
BY untiring vigilance the home
going legislators were prevented
from taking the steam heater of the
Capitol with them.
1t is said that the Legislature
stole everything movable in the
Capitol building except the yellow
clarionet."
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-28
= anv xears' praetlae b

get Many years practice have
given {. 4. Snow 4 Co. solicitors
Of patents ut Washington, u. G.,
unsurpassed success in obtaining
patents for all classes Of inventions.
They make speciality Of rejected
cases, and have secured allowance
of many patents that had been pre-
yiously rejected. Their advertise
ment in another column will be of
interest to inventors, patentees,
manufacturers. and all who have 10
do With patents.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-28
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING

every newspaper pnhitsHeil, having circulation IA
ting ~ ne AheFitan Newspaper birreiory u mere
.nan 29 cntlas each lsle. with the essst y,er hse
for advertising ia them. list Of the hes tAcss Il
l"tat CIRCULATION, tN every city ami town ~ more
than go population with prices bl the insh Tor ono
month"; sl'ertal lists II daily, country, village AMI
class aIcrs Bargain efi5rs o. s4luc - small alver
fettSsFs OF those wishing . experiment ild iotsly
with small amount Of money Shows sssnrltsi veif
;'huW TO gui tae most sefFiee Tor the money 81.
ssnt ss said - any address for 80 ecnfs Aldrt
eso z howELt s co. Publishers ai,d tsenoral Adj
FeE'iasas Assats. i0 ss9ee assass. Sss 4o.& City.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-28
ELMonE Am vIsnxu.

Salt Lake Tribune, March Goth.
Geo. A. Mccormick, brother Of W
;, Mccormick Of this city, is man,
aging the Elmorc and Nishnu mini
ing properties at Rocky Bar, ldahd
A letter received from him ycsterA
day by H. G. Woodrow, managing
director Of the Nishnu Gold Mining
Company, limited, Of London, gives
good news Of the condition II these
properties. In the old workings of
the Nishnu there Is $50 feet &c ore
in length. This is fifty feet below
the lowest point in the old works
and ii makes LOCO feet in length
by $50 feet in depth that is blocked
cut. This vein is from two to four
feet wide and the ore runs about
$50 per ton in gold, Since il costs
about $3.50 per ton TO mine and
mill It's ore the Nishnu promises
well for the stockholders. The
Nishnu, however, is not confined "a
one vein, since ia the ground there
are five parallel veins The CONF
pany has a contract with the e.
more Company for the use Of twenty
stamps Of their fifty-stamp mill to
be run ON Nishnu ore, and also for
the Gilmore Company to do the ore
hosting and pumping for theNishnu
Company. 1t is proposed to put the
mill at work within the next two or
three weeks crushing Vishnu ore.
The Gilmore shaft is located close to
the Nishnu mine, and is capable Of
doing the work for both properties.
The shaft is down $50 feet and a
eross-cut is being made from the
bottom to the two big parallel FL
more veins, which are about twelve
feet wide and carry good gold ore.
While these two properties are so
close TO each other aud the veins
run parallel, they are two different
systems, and yet are quite similar
in character and value of ores. The
Gilmore mill has been lying idle for
several months excepting a few
short runs but it is expected tina,
/ it will soon be in full operation with
all of its fifty stamps, and new life
will be added TO Roc ky Bar. The
country there is covered with snow
and almost inaccessible at present
because of such bad roads"
The prospects for good times in
Rocky Bar the coming summer are
just now so positive that our people
are already beginning to wear the
smile Of content In less than six
weeks from this date the Elmore
and Nishnu mines will be alive with
men extracting the precious ore,
and this fact will spur many mining
companies of less note and backbone
TO renewed efforts. The snow il dis
appearing rapidly and, no big storms
intervening, within three or four
weeks the road to Glenn's Ferry will
be in splendid condition for travel,
and it behooves our Riverside
friends to put their houses in order
for the immense trade, traffic and
travel that they are sure to enjoy this
summer through the prosperity of
Rocky Bar and vicinity. And, by
all means, let our people remember
their friends, and keep up the fight
against their sneaking, lying and
cowardly enemies, some Of whom
will doubtless be bobbing up Sc
renely from the saeebrush aud again
asking favors at the hands of Rocky
Bar people. Let them remain at
home Such are not desired in a
manly, honest mining community
as is Rocky Bar.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-28
:. III. MCCARTHY,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
ROCKY BAR, IpAHo.

Patents for Mining Claims obtained
at reasonable rates.
VIII attend Ia al legal business 81
the late law firm ei Sinll & MeCHrty
Call on, ~ address, ). II. McCarty,
Rocky Bar. Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-28

Lawrence Barrett, the tragedian,
died in New York on the 10Th.
Ex-senator Ingalls, thinks the
farmers and workingmen will sweep
the country in next years political
fight.
Charles y. FELTON, was elected to
succeed the late Senator Hearst by
the California Legislature ON the
18th instant.
The journal SAYS Judge Stock
Slayer has decided To hold court at
Shoshone, Lincoln co nty, instead
Of at Bellevue, Logan county.
The Board Of Land Commission
crs. composed Of the Governor, Sec
rotary OF State, Attorney General
and Superintendent Of Public In
struciion, has appointed cx-Speaker
Frank \. Fem Idaho State Land
Agent.
Governor Wiley has offered a re-
ward Of S4O0 for the apprehension
of Frank Campbell and kid" Val
entire, who robbed James Mckinley
at Louise Creek Station about the
middle Of last November. Better
late than never.
Ii is said that n simple remedy
for neuralgia is to apply grated
horseradish, prepared the same as
for table use, to the temple, when
the face or head is affected, or to
the wrist when the pain is in the
arm or shoulder.
General Booth has invited a boom
for the Salvation Army, by indoors
ing the use of beer as beverage,
used rs the Germans use il" This
means that the beer should be good,
and half-pint man should not fool
with two-quart mug.
A ruling of great Importance to
mining companies has been re-
ceived at the Helena, Montana,
land Office. II is to the effect that
the right to patent a millsite de-
ponds on the presence of quartz
mill or reduction works. The Com
missioner's ruling is based on n de
cision Of the Secretary Of the lutte
rior confirming the rejection Of the
claim of the Hecla Con. mining
company to the Everist millsite.
Born ON Monday,
Fair Of face;
Born on a Tuesday,
Full.oi Gods grace;
Born en- "wednesday,
Merry and glad;
Born ON a Thursday,
Sour aud sad
Born on ~ Friday,
Cody given;
Born ON Saturday,
Work for living;
Born on sunday.
Never shall want;
So there's the week
Aud the end ont
"Politz' kingsbury, one Of the
Bellevue Malta, has been running
around the State trying to negotiate
the doodle warrants issued by the
Malta Board of Commissioners, but
without success. The order issuing
Ahe doodle warrants has been APP
bealed from the District Court, and
ANYBODY who buys any Of these
Warrants does so at the risk of the
courts declaring them illegal. -Sho-
shane Journal, 2l,--
Jse SHELTON, and old-timer "
idaho and one Of the oldest settlers
ON Lost river, died on the 10th u,
slant. aged about go year5Elie
--wnrrpurrl19rrt.t in The Indian
fight above Houston that gave the
title of so ttle-greRnda to the Vi
einity whek K he has since lived. lie
III re- AZ nv some twenty
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-28
AlturaS Lodge No. Il, k.F. M.

GGD Regular stated meetings Of Altura.
w Ledge No -, A r. and A. NJ are
II X held At Masonic Hal, In Rocky Rar.
~ Idaho, on the THIRD SATURDAY 81
each month as.s,ss
soicur,ing brethren are cordially invited 10 N.
tend JOHN r. MARTIN, ". 81.
GEo. u. GoLDEN, Secretary
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-28

R@ Fine job work done at this
Office.
ET Local lines - cents each.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-28

Jae SHELTON, and old-timer "
idaho and one Of the oldest settlers
ON Lost river, died on the 10th iDy
slant. aged about go year5-lie
-wTrTpurrIr1rrtat IN The Indian
fight above Houston that gave the
title of ''battle-groand' to the Vi
einity whese he has since lived. He
got hooked ~ an OK some twenty
years ago. losing a portion Of his
rullet, aud was Obliged ever after e
live on liquid nourishment taken
into the stomach by means OF a
tube.-Ncws Miner.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-03
Seven MILLIONS of runaloes.

"Gathcr up the fragments that nothing
be lost" is n Xtthat seems to commend
itself to economic science. In tho race
for material wealth. the world is learn
ing that almost nothing need be waated.
Even the garbage and sewage of n
great city has uses now. On the prai-
rics of the west the buffaloes have been
almost cXtcrninatcd. But their useful
ness is by no means ended. Their bones
are being gathered and shipped cast
ward, where they are converted into
fertilizers. From the single station of
Minot. in North Dakota, there were
shipped last year o,77o tons Of bones,
and this year. so far, a,sOo tons. The
entirc shipments from the vest il tho
last ai:s years are estimated to represent
100000 Srfaloes.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-03
The Times Leads AN.

From the Shenandoah Herald OF Progress.
TIE Anniversary Edition of THE RoA-
NokE TIMES, Of date September 80, leads
all the efforts we have seen attempted
in Virginia in that particular line. This
issue of THE TIMES consists of twenty
four pages, is finely illustrated and
very hand somely printed. Its matter
is of absorbing interest to every person
interested in Virginia progress and de-
vclopment, and the typographical work
reflects great credit upon the artists
who produced it, TIE TIMES is rapidly
taking rank as one of the great papers
of this country, and we extend our wal M
congratulations to "tbe right bower of
The TIMES" on this very successful
effort, possibly 1.-THE greatest effort of
his life." AS the Herald has no &C
quaintance with the balance of the staff,
we refrain from personal reference to
them. But we feel sure Pugh had
hand in this excellent piece Of work
Success, we say, to THE TIMES. to Roa-
noke, and to our grand old Common
wealth.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-03
JUST RULE OF A WOMAN.
How Feminine superintendent OF q Coal
, MInc Manages ACYhfrs

How Feminine Superintendent OF q Coal
Minc Manages ANairs.
Mrs. Francis Woodring is the super
intendent of a coal mine at Ashland,
Pa She has occupied the position since
the death of her husband several years
ago. The woman is liked by all her
employees, some one hundred and eighty
in number. She is the first on deck in
the morning. She remains at the head
of the shaft until all of the employees
have gone to work.
Not a single accident, says the Ma
honey City Tribune, has occurred in the
mine since Mrs. Woodring took charge.
She is so careful that she will not al
low man to enter the shaft until the
air pressure is just SO. If there is a.
"bad spot" in the roof Mrs. Woodrinr
insists that it must be propped up at
once. When the miners stop to 'prop"
they lose little time. One day Mrs.
Woodring happened into miners
"breast" which was in bad condition.
Prop that up at once" was the
woman superintendent order
The man took his time. Mrs. Wood
ring then got mad and said:
Take your tools out of here. / will
have no man in my employ carried
home dead to his wife; women have to
suffer enough without being made
widows"
The man begged off and Mrs. Wood
ring allowed him to remain. He at
once started to repair the roof over his
head. He didn't start any too soon.
The next minute large piece of coal
fell on his toe and smashed it. Had he
neglected the work of repair few min
utes later he would have been killed by
the fall of coal. The miner was. ever
thankful after that for the prompt ad-
vice of the woman. =
Directly after Mrs. Woodring took
charge of the mine the men insisted on
more pay for propping. The woman
called meeting of the men and ex-
planned to them that her colliery had to
compete with other mines and that if
they didn't pay the increase she
couldn't. The men were obdurate,
however. Mrs. Woodring then said:
"All right; will give you the increase
out of my own salary" She never paid
it; she was never asked.
Her men wouldn't leave her now for
anything. They say she is an ideal
employer. If any of the employees or
the members of their family get sick
Mrs. Woodring never fails to visit them
and offer consolation. She is so liked
by everybody that she is styled .'the
angel in workingman's Clothes"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-03
The Il. & o. Coming.
From the Manufacturers Record.

i0"i thc NuhulhCtuEcT5 RECORD,
Southwestern Virginia has long feen
anxious to have the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad extend its tracks from Lexing-
ton 10 Roanoke. 1t Is reported unofil-
cially that this will he done before
long. Should IT be, all OF the Pied
mot region Of North Carolina will have
a new route to the West via the Roam
oke and Southern from Winston and
the baltimore and Ohio from Roanoke.
The latter 10 I'd will, by going to Roam
oke, secure n direci line to Savannah,
Ga. A New York Tribune special saws:
Tho Savannah, Americus and Mont
so' cry railroad is now about completed.
Tho Southbcund railroad Columbia, s.
O.. to Savannah) is also nearly com
pleted. This line shorteus tho distance
between these two points about ninety
miles. The Southbound road at present
terminates at Columbia. but there ia in
contemplation the building of line
from Columbia via Monroe TO come CT
with the Roanoke and Southern railroad
at Winston N. G..
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-03
An Assorted Load.

There is a farmer who once week
drives into this place. says the Provi-
dencc Or. ~ Journal, with market
wagon loaded down with produce.
Over the back of the load is thrown q
buffalo robe. Under this, packed in mt
one end-the front end-are jugs and
kegs of cider: under the back end nre
apples (russets), eggs, vegetables, etc.
When this willy old granger drives up to
prohibition families houses he whips
up tho back end of the robe and ex-
hibits his temperance goods on sale, al
ways saying; I've got the feed for my
boss packed in the forrerds;" when he
stops before house where they ''lilSe
little cider for mince pies" lie slyly
tits up the 'sforrerd" end of the robe
and draws the cider for the pies. But
when his hobbling old nag brings up at
other houses the granger gives the robe
a jerk, swings it clear off the whole
load of salahles and remarks: "What'll
you have this mornin', Mr.. B-own?r