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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29

IL takes n Southern man 10 arprc'
ciata the flavor OF a watermelon, as
serts the Salt Lake Herald. "when ]
lived down in Tennessee" said one
who did appreciate II, II know an old
man who was a farmer, and he was
enc OF the LATEST men in the county.
There was only one thing on his farm
that he could boast OF and that was
the quantity and quality Of his melons.
lie had the largest and finest melons
in tho State, and there il no reason
why people in this section can not
have them equally MS fine and have
them all flavors. The Tennessee farmer
used honey "a the fayoring and sweet
cning article, and when the melons
we're plucked they were simply deli
cious. Lemon, orange and other flaw
oring extracts might be used 10 the
advantage. II was done in this way /:
The fayoring extract, diluted with
water, is placed in small vessel and
hung over the body Ct the vine near
the root and the fluid is fixed so as Ia
drop into an incision made in the vine.
In this way the melons are favored
and their quality improved"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29

The National association OF Demo
cratic clubs will launch u decided POI
litical novelty on the 18th OF Sep.em.
Der, when a special ear under the con.
troll OF that association will start from
Washington City on a iorts days mi i,
sionsry tour. The car viii 20 direct
70 Chicago and from there To ST. Paul
and Minneapolis, where special meet.
ings viii be addressed by the speakers
who will compose the crew. From
there they win go by easy stages along
the Northern Pacific railway, stopping
at all important points to allow the ed
ucational work 10 be done. The car
viii be due at Spokane Falls on the
23d OF September, upon which date a
convention Of the Democratic clubs
will be in session there and a grand re-
ception will be held. The journey will
then be continued around Puget Sound
and in Oregon, thence through Cali
fornia, Utah and Colorado, and re-
tarning sto Iowa about the time
the State campaign has reach. d
lis warmest period. There they are to
take OF their coats and lend hand in
rs-eiacting Governor Boies. Among
those who have already volunteered as
working missionaries are Senator Ken.
ma, Representative bynum, ex. Repre-.
sentative McAdoo and Hon. Chaunc,y
y. Black, president OF The association.
A number Of prominent Democrats
have the invitation under consilera.
tien, and II they can 70 arrange their
business affairs win also become mis-.
FionaIiss for Tho dissemination Of sound
penarFatie d,c,iue.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29

It begins TO look very much like Mr..
Harrison would have first-class negro
revolt on HE hands II he dares TO send
a white man 10 Hayti as Minister IN
place OF Fred. Douglass whose forced
resignation has been accepted. Prom
inent negroes here say that they will
do everything in their power to keep
the negro voters of Ohio at home on
election day If Mr.. Harrison does not
appoint a negro to the vacancy oil
promise TO do SO before the Ohio cleo
ton takes place. On the other hand
those who profess to be familiar with
Mr.. Blaine's intention say that he ID
determined that a white man shall be
sent TO Hayti TO assist in carrying out
his policy with regard to that country
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29

Ex-Bank Examiner Drew objects TO
being made the sole scape-eoat on ac-
count Of the Philadelphia bank fail.
ures, and he has made a public ex.
PLANTATION which, il true, makes Con-
troler Lacey guilty Of gross careless
meas, IL 20 worse, The whole truth
has never been told and probably never
will be told about this shameful bust.
ness, but enough has been told TO
make il plain that the banks were al
lowed to keep their doors open months
after Controller Lacey should have
known that their condition warranted
closing them, and that during that
time thousands of dollars were taken,
mover TO be returned, from innocent
and needy depositors, aud the tardy
action Of the Treasury department was
hardly calculated to increase public
confidence in the efficiency Of official
examinations OF national banks.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29
The 81. Louis concern of which Re

The St. Louis concern of which Rep
resentative Neidringhaus is the head,
begins its tin.plate making career by
changing from d union to non-union
establishment and by insisting upon
importing skilled foreign laborers to
do its work. Oh, yes, the duty on tin
plate is for the special benefit OF the
American workiugmenl II you don't
believe II ask the union men who had
TO give way to non union men in that
St. Louis establishment.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29

Representative Mills, who has been
doing little campaigning in Iowa,
has returned to Washington City and
is hard at work on his book On the
tariff. Mr.. Mills says he found the
greatest enthusiasm existing among
the Iowa Democrats and from his own
observations he is of the opinion that
Boies will be reelected and that the
entire ticket and legislature will also
be carried by the Democrats. Mr.. NJ.
Is under engagement to make num-
BE. q speeches in the o,lio campaign.
He is q warm admirer OF Governor
Campbell and expects to see him de.
feat the high priest of protection. Nc.
Kinley. He is also confident that the
next Ohio legislature will certainly be
antl.aepphiiean. II il is not controlled
by Democrats exclusively.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29

The following from the New York
Herald hardly rises TO the rank OF po-
etry, but il contains so much wisdom
and solid truth that IL would be well II
every man, woman and child would
memorise and occasionally repeat II
Do your best, and let that end II,
All your worry is in vain;
YDu can carry an umbrella,
But YOU can not make il rain.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29
FOR A PATENT.

cxuEp STATES Land Oyrick,
HALEY, IpAHo, July 10. 1881.
Notice Is hereby given that william Daniel. whose
Eostoce address IL Rocky Bar Eimore county. Idaho.
sss made application for patent Tor isoo linear feet
On the
BURNT PILOT LODE.
Lot S. bearing gold and silver, situate In Rear Greek
Mning District, Ehnore county, IiAho and descrihet
In the official plat and Geld notes on he In this Once.
flloas, viz;
Reginning at point Of discovery. which Is the cen.
Ter o. shalt sxs feet 100 n deep Themes ~ deg
800 II TO center OF west end Of claim, thence "a deg
y 300 q to NV corner No. I, henee q deg 600 4
Ia sw corner No. 2, thence 50 deg 1900 n b. Sc
corner No. 3, thence n q deg oOo n 70 NJ corner
NJ. 4, thence ~ deg w 100 u to NV corner No I
and place OF beginning survey 81 exterior boundaries
From corner No. I, U. 4. A. NJ No. 2 Bear Creek
Mining District, bears Deg 90 min Z esSl fsst
distant Magnetic variation Is dsg % min east.
No copiisrts Containing II. OIL and forming q
portion of Tar uasSvsyed lands Of the United States.
The ocation OF tins msne b ordcd In the Record
Office OF Emore formerly AiturAs) county, on
page IT, book IL Of quarts elaims.
The nearest known claims are the Wide West lot 81
and PooTrnsn unsurveyed.
All persons holding adverse claims thereto no
quIred 20 present the same before this once within
ixsy days from ths FIRST day Of publication hereof Of
they will be barred BY xrtue of the provisions NJ
the statute
W. 7. RILEY. Register
3. II. NcCarty Attorney for claimant
FIRST publication August l. VI
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT,
CsFsa SHsYss Lsxb OYvlcR,
Haflef. fe,Aha. gt,ls "a n,

CSEFsa SHkfss Lana OYYlcR
HALEY. taAhe. 5uiy -. 1891.
Notice i hereby gives that wiIisam DANIEL. wha~e
,sns.ofica aadrcssis Rocky Ar MINORS esmnty. idaho
has made application for patent ioE 60 linear fset
on The
UNION yAcg LODE.
It S. tearing gold and silver situate IN Bear creek
Mining District. Einore county. Idaho and described
In he afeSal plat and Geld notes die In this ocs.
Is follaxz. ia.
Rerinning At point OF Discovery thence 81 deg ~
min W 500 n 10 paint W end Of claim, thence n
deg Is min 100 "a 70 Sw corneF No. l. Themes "
. dex Is san west $50 q 10 wv cor No. 9 thence n
n deg % mis- ete n 10 Ne cor No. .. Themes .
Deg rs min is5 n 10 81 cos No, T. thenca 81 deg
30 min 600 n n sw Ne. and place a basia.
ming survey ~ exterior boundaries. From NE corner
No ~ s. No. N. No ., Bear Greek Mining District,
hears deg So min W 5ie0 feet distant No con.
fIcss Magnetic variation Is deg Is nain z. cen.
tanning lao acres ani iorsnng portion of the us.
surveyed Land Of ths tlH1ssA Ssasea
The location u this nice Is recorded In the Record.
srs Office Of Enunre Formerly Aiturss) county, GA
page 2s6 book 10 " quartz eiaima
The nssrest knowaciAiua b the "wids West lot 81
on the soulh.
An persons holding adverse csssns thereto ere re-
qursd to present the before thn ef'ce within.
sixty days from the first day Of publi.sa hereof %
they will be barred BY virtue OF Tive prssnns Of tia
Statute.
". =. Riley, Rsgister
8. H. NcCakTS, attorney for claimant. 4
First publication August I.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29
RTMany wears practice have

E~ Many years practice have
given c. 4. Snow & Co, solicitors
Of patents at Washington, d. c.,
unsurpassed ess in obtaining
patents for all elasseg 0. inyentiona
They make a speciality Of rejected
cases, and have secured allowance
of many patents that had been pre-
viously rejected. Their advertise
ment in another column will be of
interest to inventors, patentees,
manufacturers. and all who have to
do with patents.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29

+. A. Stevenson is the only member
OF the Democratic party who could
carry Idaho Tor the Office of Gov
ernor. Ills enviablc four years record
made as the Chief Executive would
place him there again.-Boise Dem.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29

Fred Douglass now knows how deep
che love which this Administration
processes for the negro is. He was
sent as Minister to IIayti TO get rid Of
him. and he has been kicked out OF
Office for precisely the same reason.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29

General Alger has interviewed Mr.
Blaine and asserts that Blaine will be
candidate for the nomination for
President.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29
Rocky BAR, August 20, 1891.

Six hundred clerks were dismissed
from the Government census office on
the 18th instant.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29
Women and Children First" by Q. Napier Eemy,
Christ Leaving the Prateri:irl." hv Custave Dore.


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Administrative Notice.

IN INC matter u the k-sase u Julian r. Hlli.
Deeeassl
Nelce l. hereby given bs the ant..r.lspel ..itnln
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Of this motive to the undersigned II Ks.ky HaT ~
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0scky Har, June %, 1881
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29
The Retreat from Moscow" by Meissonier,
The Roman Chariot Race" bY A. Wagner.

Each Of these pictures 22 inches and they elegantly aee IN FAC
which could
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10
SNOW on THE MOON.

1enarksbIs Dissoyer1es Made ~ Lick
Observatory Astronomers
Remarkable discoveries have been
made at the Lick observatory, snys the
Detroit Free PressL Prof. Holden, the
director, has secured through the big
telescope better photographs Of tho
moon thaa have been taken anywhere
else, and the work Of photographinx
goes on every hour when the satellite
is visible. BY studying these photo
graphs with a magnifying glass and
comparing them any changes taking
place on the surface of the moon may
be discovered.
The astronomers on Mount Hamilton
have discovered some things that no
body else ever saw, but they have not
determined whether these are new fea-
lures or things that ore too small to
have been seen through less powerful
telescope For example, upon the top
of ono of The mountains of the moon the
Photograph shows q luminous whito
spot that looks like snow. II that Is
snow and IL it was not there before, the
presence Of an atmosphere Is indicated.
II has been believed that the moon has
no atmosphere and therefore unhabit-
able; but II It should be demonstrated
that snow falls upon the surface Of the
satellite. the accepted theory would be
upset and astronomers would begin to
study the NOON with now and grestcr
interests
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10
A FAMOUS TRAVELLER.

Jou-seTs ee tho First Woman Globe
The advent Of women travelling alone
dates from the early part of the CEN
tury. Ida Pfeiffcr, q vicnnesc lady.
may he eccorntcd the first woman globc
tro.scr. Bstwcen the years Of ls40 and
1s<o she twice went round tho world,
penetrating gesreo. Java and Sumatra-
Going 10 tacsc places was then an ua-
heard-of feat. And Ida Pfeiifcr was as
well known ns our rapid transit all
arourd-the- world women tourists Of to-
day. Long before this lady Mary
Wortley Montague did great deal OF
travelling all by herself. and her exam
pic Was followed by few ether society
ladies.
Going u1accompanied in their case
meant merely that they had no man
with them. because ct least two women
servants always went along, and In
many cases there was small court OF
ladies aud ladies' maids. Now NrA
Grandy has freed the woman globe
troteers from the necessity of being ac-
companied by anything save her cloth
ing, her purse and her senses Would
II not be interesting II . good seccuns
could be obtained of ell the women who
have within The past ave years mads
voyages all hy themseivess
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10

acrs ia Suex. While tia buck eyen ma
noisy snsagoniss and kept ess Of his
yeaeh
Finally The buck began 20 gss mad AZ
the vsy ths b1ll was sasklng hin shift
IN evsarA When ths ball again
lun2ed a kim hs uttered . loud bleal
bounded into tbs air ard struck the
ball In tho neck. Que of the bulls
horns piexced ths backs Ahoulder, and
then ths boek's lighting nature was
axoussd 70 ths highest pitch. He
daneed Ell around the ball 1ammed his
p-ones iato the bulls Sides stree.s him
with his sharp boots and didn't give the
ball another chance 70 gore him
Soon the bucks energetic srd fcrce
attack complet<ly demeraiissd the bull.
He made one more effort to down his
lively antagonist but failed 10 hook
him. while TIE hack gos in another
telling strike on the balls ribs. Then
tho ball gave . below of rage, turned
tail like tfsxh and ran ~ the top OF
his speed to where the cows wcre
hnddled Fer moment the triumphant
buck stood and gzzed es the fugitive
ball. Then he whirled. legged it up
the Hill. scaled the fence ard 6isap-
peared In the forest. The bail was SO
badly injured that Mr.. Goodrich had to
kill him.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10

nostrifs show histriorie talent. II the
nose slsc 1rcops Is denotas . tragse
power. and u eaiy tie noatr1ia The
capacity b narksa foe sns inserpretsr
tion Of cospe<iy-
Where the nose Is thin at the bridge
It shows generosity. while . noss that
b taick ssshs bridge sryass aequisitive-
mesa W6sa h Is 'uptilted hks the
petal Of = lower the persoa il inqnis-
tsive. A projecting nose srgues a dis
position 10 investigate. 10 Is ahead Of
the person as II wers. end wants 20
seeat out things-"
Prot. C2peahsim delivers lecture
every day al the German exhibition AZ
Earl'a court in London She has pub
hshed oas er two works on her pet
science. for, although ans has formed
her own dedacsaons, they ERE al based.
not on intuition or Instinct. bat On an
atomical principles
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10
CALIFORNIA; COYOTE LAW.

Evu nssuls, OF = usssure far the Rsoeat
ef sheep cvoass.
Caiifor-i.s coyote bounty law which
was passed last winter for tho benefit
Of tho sheep owners. and which went
into operation In May. Is operating In
. manner that Is filing the tax payers
and the fruit growers Of the state with
dismay, says she New York Evening
Posi- II provides that for each coyote
killed s5 shall be paid out Of the state
treasury to the person presenting tho
scalp to the clerk OF the board OF super
visors Of each county. Although only
eleven Of ffty-t0ur counties In tho state
have been heard from the claims for
bounty aggregated, July II. $40, 500. A
banking Grm in Tulare county which
has not yet reported has notified the
state comptroller that it holds claims
for $4,000. We're al these claims
based on the scalps Of coyotes killed in
California tho case would not be 20
scnndaloua But 1t has been learned
that enterprisiny CalKornians arc i'm
porting scalrs from Arizona. New Mex
ico and Lower California A customs
tnSfSCStOk Oh VIC AOVkAOos A0A NAAAAfSSS oAA
the Mexican frontier recently seized .
package Of City coyote skins that the
owner was trying to smug3le into the
state. II is learned furthermore that
the bounty has called into existence
new and profitable industry-that OF
breeding coyotes- AS female coyote
can produce three itters Of seven pups
each year she Is worth something like
sioo to her owner. But this is not all
the evil of this ridiculous piecc Of legis-
lation. Ore of the most serious pests tho
California fruit-grower has to contend
against is the rabbit. which is partic-
ularly fnc tid-bit for hungry coyote.
Consequently the determination of the
coyote for the benefit Of the sheep own
ers of half dozen counties will be fol-
lowed by such an increase Of rabbits
that tho fruit interests win suffer Sc
riously. This. with thousands and
thousands of dollars that will be paid
out for bcuat;es during the two years
that the law has to run, has aroused
the press Of the state, and there Is =
universal demand that an end be patto
the evil a. the earliest possible moment