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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-12-18

"HOao do I look ?"
That depends, madam, upon how
you feel. If you're suffering from
functional disturbances, irregulari-
ties or weaknesses, you're sure to
"look it." And DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription is the remedy.
1t builds up and invigorates the
system, regulates and promotes the
proper functions, and restores health
and strength. It's a legitimate
medicine, not a beverage purely
vegetable, perfectly harmless, and
made especially for woman's needs.
In the cure of all "female COM
plaints,7 it's guaranteed to give sat-
isfaction, or the money is refunded.
No other medicine for women is
sold so. Think of that, when the
dealer says something else (which
pays him better is "just as good"
"Times have changed" So have
methods. The modern improve
ments in pills are DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets. They help Nature, in
stead of fighting with her. Sick
and nervous headache, biliousness,
costiveness, and ell arrangements
of the liver, stomach and bowels
are prevented, relieved, and cured.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-12-18

Fire has swept the greater portion Of
Ardmore, L T.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09
ALL ABOARD FOR THE FERRY

The Glenn's Ferry wagon road
has been in travelling condition for
ten days or more, but owing TO the
treachcry of certain parties the first
passenger and express wagon did
not leave here until Friday morn
ing. AT the last moment Messrs.
Hopkins < Howard took the matter
in hand, and they will make a sue
cess Of it, az it il the shortest route
hy five miles. the easiest grade. and
has y enty of water and grass along
the entire line. Every friend oil
Rocky Bar, Atlanta, Pine Grove and
Glenn's Ferry will, Of course, pull
for this new route, and none but
enemies to our people and their
every interest will oppose it. The
| freight for every business house in
Rocky Bar excepting one) Ina,
been ordered by way Of the Ferr,
and hereafter all express matter and
most of travellers will come and e
that route.
'Rah for Glenn's Fcrryl-th,
booming Riverside metropolis O
Gilmore county.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09
Glenn's Ferry, May 5.

John Price and family removed
to their South Boise ranch last
Thursday.
Casey & Holland have already
secured large lumber order from
the ophir Company.
/. p. Anderson, b. Nordyke and
Mr.. Ringold, from Bellevue, are reg
istered at the Alturas Hotel.
Gen. George H. Roberts has been
appointed to represent Idaho in the
Republican National League.
Deputy Sheriff Nat Hall returned
from court Wednesday evening
He saws Lawyer McCarty of ours
won every suit in which he was en-
gagged as attorney.
Uncle John Hardin has returned
from Boise to his Warm Spring
ranch, and it will be gratifying to
his many friends to know that he is
rapidly improving in health.
| Charlie Baxter visited the White
Star mine on Shake creek a few
DAYS ago in the interest Of his com
pany. lie feels confident that oper'
atoms will soon be- resumed at thin
mine.
\ A fellow named Dobbins got OF
his high horse" few nights ag'
and threatened To burn the town
lie was lodged in the cooler for
night, and the next morning, upoI
invitation, departed for the railroad
John Holland, Of the Lincoln
creek sawmill firm Of Casey X lloi
. land. is here from Atlanta, taklnl
orders for lumber. Their mill !
being put in order for a continnoa
/, run this summer, and the BrLLErl
hopes they may sell every loot :
p lumber sawed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09
THE vIsHSU.

Tuesday the BULLETIN reporter
strolled up 10 the Vishnu mine and
by invitation donned overalls and
jumper and exported" the mine
with the aid Of few pointers from
and the pilotage of Superintendent
Mccormick and Foreman Tim DON
ovan. After about three hours ex-
ploration we once more gladly
sighted daylight, but were firmly inn
pressed with the magnitude and
richness Of this property. There are
two distinct veins of ore running
through the Vishnu ground, one of
which is as yet almost in its virgin
state, although known to be good
paying ore where tapped. The
other vein has been exposed dis
lance Of 4S0 feet, and averages 3
feet in width the entire distance.
From the level where Slopes are now
being opened, for distance OF l3o
feet above TO the old works, is a
solid block of untouched quartz,
which will alone require many
months to excavate after the mine
is thoroughly opened. The stamps
dropping upon this ore have beer
gradually increased until they nov
number 80, and with favorable pros
poets that 10 more will soon be ad
ded to the number. While bein,
compelled to do a great deal of ex
ploring and dead work, Mr.. Nc
Cornick has nevertheless, by goo'
management and economy, been en-
abled TO extract and reduce sutfi
cient ore to yield almost enough coli
to pay the running expenses OF tn
mine. Miners are being added a
fast as room can be made for them
and the outlook for this old cam
and its generous-hearted people ]
truly encouraging.
Not wishing to get a drenchin
from the vast volumes of water pour
ing into the lowest level of the III
more, we did not venture to explor
this mine. However we were as
sured that the old standby wa
all right and would soon give a goo
account Of herself
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09
c. n. BAXTER.
.ASayeP and MinsralogSt.
ROCKY nAR. fDARo.
Promp, attention given 10 an orasn By mai o. 81.
prs.S address. Rocky BAR. Idaho.
gH.charzcs moderate.
365.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.


csrsgp sSArss LAND Ovvscx,
HALEY. Idaho. March A. 1851
Notice II hereby given that The
Idaho Mining Company Of Baltl-
more City, corporation duly or
ganized and existing under and
by virtue OF the laws Of the State Of
Maryland, and DONG business in
the County OF Gilmore, State OF Idaho,
by its legally authorized agent Selden
b. Kingshury, whose postofiice address
is HALEY. Idaho. has made application
for United States patent for the
TAHoMA LODE,
, On uasnrveyed land in Middle Boise
Mining District, Elmorc county, State
Of Idaho, consisting Of eleven hundred
and sixty-nine <i169) linear feet OF the
lode and surface ground. three hun
,ired and fifty feet (35e) wide, being lot
No. O. and described in the field notes
and plat of the official survey on fila
in this office with magnetic variation
ut 10 degrees aud 90 minutes east as
follows:
Beginning ut the initial point, q
stake four feet long and FIVE inches In
diameter, where the notice Of location
was originally posted; thence south At
degrees 90 minutes west so feet TO cor
ner No. l. identical with southeast
corner Of the West Tahoma lode un-
surveyed, thence north Al degrees 30
minutes east $50 feet TO corner No. 2.
identical with northeast corner OF tba
West Tahoma lode unsurveyed, from
which u. =. NJ. NJ. No. 2 hears north
o degrees "a min west 3704 r., themes
south AZ degrees 81 minutes east $50
feet to Quartz Greek. ST. II 10 south
east corner 81 Neitie Lode, $50 feet tn
road running northerly and soutlierly,
1859 feet to corner No. 3, thence south
~ degrees 30 minutes west 22I feet Ia
road running northerly and southeriy
300 feet to southeast center end stake
800 II 10 Quartz Creek, $50 II 10 corner
No. 4, thence north ~ degrees 81 min
west 1863 IL TO corner No. the place
Of beginning survey Of exterior bound
aries, embracing nm area Of 1888 acre,
applied for. No conflicts.
!, The said mining claim being RI
record IN the office of the County Re
cnrier Of said mining district nj Rock,
1 Bar, in Elmore county, Idaho. Th'
!. nearest known claims are the Wes
Tahoma aud Nettie lodes on the norii,
both unsurveyed and claimed by IN,
Idaho Mining Company, also the Star
ley lode unsurvpyed on the southeast
claimed by v. s. Anderson ct al.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any pnVfi1
x sf the said Tahoma L-ie mining caim or snrfae
ground, required 10 Gle their adverse claim,
thereto with the Register Of the United States Ian
CiHee at Hacy. idaho. within the sixty DAYS plb
cation thereof they will he haired by virtue NJ IN
provisions Of the Statute in such made an
provided W I. RILEY. Register
= u is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice .
ri application for patent be published Tor the period
sixty DAYS tsea consecutive weeksl In the Etsos
BrLLsrtS, weekly Newspaper published At Rock
Bar Elnors county, Idaho.
Ut Riley. Register.
First publication April II.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09
CAMP WOODROW.

III. C. Woodrow, general manager
of the Nishnu property, and Geo. A.
Mccormick, superintendent of the
Elmore and Vishnu mines, left here
Wednesday morning for High prai-
rie, to commence work on the Jumbo
mine at that place--a property re-
Gently purchased by these gentle
men from Bart Clinton and Jim
Mckinley. They took with them
from here four first-class miners
and a wagon-load of tools and sup.
plies. The Jumbo is a large, we'll
defined gold bearing quartz vein,
and is sure to prove famous for its
output of gold. Mr.. Woodrow in
forms us that the Jumbo is now vir-
tually sold to a London syndicate,
but that the transfer may not take
place before June, after which work
will be prosecuted upon a large
scale.
A TOWNSHIP has been laid out near
the mine, to be known as Woodrow
AID we venture the assertion that
not many months will elapse before
they have postofiice at that point
Camp Woodrow is situated near the
new road leading from McGinley's
station to Glenn's Ferry, and as il
is sure to be a point of no small inn
portance it will materially aid oul
people in securing a daily mail be
tween Rocky Bar and Glenns Ferry
Long live Woodrow
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09
THE NEyERsw EATS.

A few days ago we visited the
extreme upper works of the Vishu
mine-a small ledge being worked
under lease by Oscar Schraft, Mike
Hays, Miles Mcmillan and Delmaso'
The lease was taken under not very
favorable circumstances, but the
boys pcrsevered, the stringer IN
creased in width, and the first run
of ore paid them fair wages, and
each successive run has increased In
value so that. Notwithstanding they
have been dubbed the "Neversweai
Company" these gentlemen already
begin TO wear the smiles OF bonanza
kings. Mike Hays is general man
ager for the company, Oscar Schrai'
mine superintendent, Miles Nc
/ MILAN mine foreman, Sig. Delmas'
treasurer--and not one of them as
sumes any airs whatever.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09
To Cnnsumptlyes.

The undersigned having been re-
stored to health 10y simple means, af-
ter suffering for several years with u
severe lung affection and that dread
tlisease Consumpt on, is anxious to
make known To his fellOw.suiIereIs the
means 81 cure. To those who desire
il, he will cheerfully send Gree OF
chargc) copy Of the prescription used,
which they will find sure cure for
Consumption. Asthma, Catarrh, Bron-
chitis aud all throat and lung malta.
dice. lie hopes al sufferers will try
his remedy. as il is invaluable. Those
desiring the prescription, which will
cost them nothing. and may pnnv,, 4
blessing, will please address, Rev. Ep'
WARD 4. WILSON. Williamsburg, King,
county, New York.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09
W. u. hlishts hettH
First publication April II.
$50.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.


HALEY Idalia, March 20. 1871.
Notice IL hereby given that the Idaho Mining Com
pany of baltimore City, a corporation duly
s@s 81 the laws ., the "p state "i nsryiaaa,
and doing business In the County Of Kiniege. State
ot idaho BY its legally authorized aren't selden y.
kingsbnry, whose postoftee address y HALEY Idaho,
has made application for United States Patent for
THE WEST TAHoMA LODE
on unsnrveyci land in Middle Boise Mining District
fillmore county, State Of Idaho consisting Of ! 90
linear feet Of the lode and surface ground together
With 800 feet In with On the northeast side AMI ~
feet on the southwest side, besng lot No Is AMI
Described In the field notes and plat Of the official
vey Gle In this office with magnetic variations a.
10 degrees and os minutes east ns follows:
Commencing At the discovery p1lnt u this saifn.
stake marked 9ld thence north AZ degrees - minutes
east 30o feet Ia No. l, identical with corner
No 2 Of TahomA lode, from whlch u. \. VI. NJ. No. :
bears north degrees So min west 3T0 feet thears
south 81 degrees - minutes west $50 n TO corner So
@ thence north 80 degrees ~ min west 600 ~ n
corner No D. thence north a. degrees - min east 81
feet n northwest eenteE end stake aid stake being
marked gi6, 40 feet 10 No Z. thence south
degrees Il minutes east a7s Il 10 southwest corner
- tho setsis lode loo II 10 corner No. the para
of beginning. survey o, exterior boundaries. en-
hraeing Of aol4 acres applied Tor. No con
hirta
The said mining claim being oi rreori In the ofses
~ the County Recorder o. said mining district al
Rocky Ilar IN fillmore esunty state ~ Idaho.
The nearest known iocati0ns the Tahnnsa. sur
ycy No pIA on the southeast and the Nette loie
un-tiryesed M the northeast, both being owned By
the Idaha Mining company.
ANY aud all persons claiming adversely any portion
81 the said West Tahoma lode mining claim ot ssirfa
ground required 20 file their adversr claims there
n with the Hexster Of ths Unitei States Land ofs
at HALEY IDAHO within the sixty days pdhlicasias
ther~of OF they xill be barred by virtue 81 the pro
visions OF thu ssAtutts in ssrh made and pro
Sidei. W. 7. RILEY, Register.
direct that the foregoing notice Of application n
patent he published Tor the pcrol ~ SIXTY days tte
eoisscc ntiss wesks) In the ELsoRH BeLLgTis weskl
newspaper published at Rocky Har. fillmore county
| idaho W. r. RILEY, Register
First publication April H.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09

c. W. JOY, the Queens River min
ing man, returned from Boise Thurs
day evening.
There was no coDcerted strike Of
laborers in the East on May |, as
was anticipated.
Nat Halls blacksmith shop is
now in full blast and he has all the
Understanding that he can attend to.
Don't be in a hurry to discard
winter fiannels because the sun
shines n little warm. Ii is danger
Gus for good health.
II. c. Swanholm went over to the
Wide West yesterday to take po-
sition in that mine, and increasing
the force to four men.
Bruce Reds benevolent phiz, on
blackboard, arrived here Tuesday
evening. bringing the mail on wheels
the first time this spring.
The County Treasurer announces
that all warrants on the general
fund up to and including No. 3S5
are now payable at his Office.
Tim Downey returned To the Bar
Wednesday from Pine Grove, and
we are glad to say he has nearly re-
covered from his recent mining ac-
cident.
John Van Setback has opened a
meat market ut his old stand, the
particulars of which he promises to
tell the readers of the BULLETIN
next week.
1t is said that the places of the
striking coal miners in Pennsylva-
mia and Ohio are to be filled by
1000 negroes and Italians from the
South. This will be n good rid.
dance for the Southern States but
very bad for the poor toilers of tho
two States mentioned.
Hon. Joseph r. DeLamar will
shortly leave Boise for the East, and
after spending a short time in Den
yer and Chicago, will sail for Eng
land, where he is due at the first
annual meeting of the DeLamal
mining company, limited, about th'
first Of June. The Senator was gu
perintending the packing of tive
eases Of magnificent specimens from
the DeLamar mines, which he vii
take to London and astonish thu
, English investors with a sight o
, the marvellous richness of the prop
|. erty. Some Of the specimens ar,
/. large slabs Of almost pure silver /
/ foot square, averaging eighty-hv,
per cent Of the precious metal. Tn
free gold specimens are PARTICULAR.
fine. The collectkn includes man.
curious and unis, de specimens AM
a is very valuable.-staiesman.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09
REPORT or THE GRAND JURY

To the Honornhle District Court ~
the Fourth Judicial District Of FL
more County, State Of Idaho, Hon.
c. ., stockslager. ~
The Grand Jury OF Elmore County
respectfully submit the following re-
port;
During our session two cases were
presented vs. the District Attorney aud
two t,k-E up by this Grand Jury and
iisInsed Of as below-0
TN c9npisiwt-of scvcral citizens Of
Mountain Home that ,heA,ealth of the
commuiiiy was endangered by the de
plornhle Slate the >lsfivy closets ARE
N, aud the l.sshsrr. hog pens aad the
stencil that is arising from the same, a
committee of the Grand Jury person.
ally visited the different localities and
submitted their report to their fellow
meull,ers:7
lGlWe presume the report WAS too
"rtrong" for puhlication--hence ouI
failure 10 get it.--Ep
The Grand Jury strongly recon-
mends That all privy closets that are ia
Ohnoxiuus con'litiun be removed ol
renovated at once.
All parties who are guilty Of dump
Ing garbage, refuse, a., in the rear a
houses or in alleys Ice immediately re
strained.
All hog pens situated in this tow
should I've removed out of town.
A committee nf this Grand Jur,
have visi;ed and carefully inspected
the different public offices and build
ings, and as far AS the investigation
went, found the said offices are con
Quoted in proper and business-hk
manner, but would strongly recon
mend the County Commissioners G
Gilmore county to inspect the diiie
ent bonds OF each county officer, an
should zee that they are valid bonds.
, The Grand Jury return thanks
/, the several county officials for the a
! extended them in their investigation
! and particularly to the District Alto
ney for his advice and attendan,
upon us.
J. Aud we, acting for the county. than
e the Hon. Judge of this Court for Il
Y fulncs. Of his charge to us ON all poin
I regarding our duties, and for the dl
!. patch of business ut this term Of coul
l w. J. BoGARD, Foreman.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09
DISTRICT COURT.

Hon. G.. o. Stocsslager, presiding
First da", April IS.
The following attorneys were in at
tendance: Guy c. Barnum, District
Attorney; r. ID. Catalan, n. NJ Ruick,
+. NJ. Bruner. +. +. Ensign, s. ii. Me.
Carly, w. G. Howie, +. 7. Wyman, X.
T.. johnson and A. NJ Sinnott.
The Grand Jury dismissed the case
against john Loser, held for the al
legged muid,r Of Brakeman Shullen-
burger, last December, at Medbury.
The charge against +. A. Waring OF
malicious destruction Of "A hydraulic
structure, was ignored.
Il. Clinton vs.. Bear Greek Mining
Co Judgment for plaintiff.
]. 7. Riley W.. White Star Mining
Co.-Judgment for plaintiff for wages
costs and attorneys fres.
Jacob Ulrich We. Jennie ulrich-di
yorce granted.
The trial jury WAS discharged OF
Saturday. A new jury was ordere'
impan,letl on the following Tuesday
District Attorn y Barnum has IT
/ turned to Lincoln county.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09
THE Old BOYS.

The following il from the pen Of
Hon. Tom Fitch, the Nevada silver
tongued orator. IL is "A truthful pic
ture Of the "old Boys" and will be
read with interest by those still above
the sod:
at is difficult even for one who WAS
himself part Of the time of which he
writes, to give 10 newcomers or To the
rising generation AN adequate idea of
lite IN Nevada in ls62-63-'6I. Twenty.
five thousand of the brightest, brayest,
most generous, entcrprising aud en-
ergetic men on earth, the knight Pal
adens who challenged the brute forces
Uf nature To combat, the soldiers, who
,,ossessed with the auri sacra James,
faced the storm and the savage. the
desert and disease. swarmed around
Mt. Davidson aud reached out to Au-
rora, to Reese River aud 10 the noun
tains of the II mbolht.
Crawling like huge flies over the
bald skulls oi lofty mountains; prod.
ding across alkaline deserts, which
pulsed with drluding mirages under
the throbbing light; camping amid
chaos and thrown away upon the
world shifting with pick and hammer
I the adamant,ne doors OF the earth
/ treasure chambers, the pioneers en-
gagged in their sell.imposed task.
Reader with rifle or revolver than
with scriptural quotations was the Ne
/ vadan af those days, aud reader still
with his "coin sack" at the call Of dis
tress. Nor was he always unaccus
toned to the uses Of polite society
'huugh he scorned other than thei
occasional exercise. He could Otter
cook bacon aud beans, or order
French dinner in the restaurant pstoi
with equal facility. lie would sur
render the best seat in the coach to
woman and join the Chinanian on tn
hind boot, without u murmer. Und.'
the blue shirt might sometimes b
found "A graduate Of Yale, sometimes
fugitive from Texas, and always hear
that pulsed to the appeals Of frient
chip or the cries of distress.
No man assumed to be better tina
another, and no man conceded his II
: feriority TO anybody. Freyburg grat
: yates, shecpherders, divinity student
and farmers boys and ex-judges of til
& Supreme CONFERENCE.-The in the coui
room, the laboratory or tunnel--thc
were all treasure seekers together, nm
the blow of pick might make or III
5 make fortunes. and equalize beggal
e and the princes OF this Aldddin's cav
!. Some Of the old boys found fortune
I and some found unmarked graves o
: the hillside; some with whitehead loci
but dauniless hearts still search Il
wealth, or, wearied Of the search, p
licntly await the summons To cross q
e ridge; and sumo have left us and h
). come rich or famous in other field
II hut not one among them all who vi
not remember with affection the ia.
way back in the sixties, when he apr
? the wool of rainbows in the Sagebrur
' state
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09
Nervous DcblIiiy.

A gentleman having been cured Of
Nervous frostration, Seminal Weak
ness, Premature Decay, and all the evil
effects 81 early ind,scretiun and youth
iul folly. is anxious 10 make known Ia
others the simple mode OF SELF
CURE. 70 tht,se who wish. and Will
give him tl,tir symptoms, lac viii send
(irre) by return mail, copy OF the re-
cipe 10 successfully used IN his earc
Address. IN confidence, JAMES "
PfSKSEY, II Cedar st., n. y.