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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
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APPLICATION FOR 4 PATENT


T. > ttvB orr
HALEY, Idaho. Aarah g. isai.
Notice i hereby given that the Idaho Mining 1ona
,.u, compensation duly or;anited All existing IN
der ami Is virtue u the laws 4 the state u 1922
ana fel.. business IN tie county q klnorc state
a; Idaiil L. H. legally auihnstsed Agent Seldcn n
.l,lFg so.e p5sfogte Address Is Haley, idaho
ia, male yalicltar Gated States IAtct for tle
EgrriE LODE
a., unsftrsr-i tAHi IA MAI lie Boise Mining pistTir.
fl.nrre gs,5uty stA'e ~ ldsAo consisting ~ lfhi
80 liae.r AMI haris'gtal as,ir.snsft toy tlaf
with 8ai feet iu etith gztrh size ~ the Widde -
ssiA taIa a. the suFs.U, henz lat 30 n !isi DE-
scFA,4 IN thc Gaid notes AMI sAt ~ tbs oi'ral So,
Sc, uu a,e n t7is uir With magnetic tariatiqhs ~
,icsre,.s - minutes sAst a. follows
lpI.s4a.su - discovery stAsa where TIM i1sl.ssli
ott5 - tsi.,,ti s.asc faet tong aa1 iuthes ia
it5,stst m nyg.Ey ii rrotlni Al this stake IL aas
mouth - a tunnel fuar ami enc hRf hy sK y, ral'
ming nurfh a. defrees wet % ieet ~ quartz las
ts,th = tuned four and one hst hY 81 feet an
finv north 81 degrees west 80 ioct IN granite ear
north 81 degrees ~ minutes wo-i t9 ieet, Y eite,
south 4 cruc. Il minutes sss ai eet y sln Teas
etitiEF end stake markell %. the'lce nprth y ue
..rsrs N ilnats. east s. # tn No. /, bsnea
south 4 rd . niiltes Nst So ieet y a. ~ run
ming nasti anil south, esa ioet % = rno M
thence north r. degrccs 81 minutes west Y iret Z
Quartz Creek = ittt to corner No. 3, dent raj viii
corner NJ Il thu Tahnnia ltsie ani esriler 20 g
+ the Ne; Taitof4A lode, iro.i which I. > y se
boar, north o degrees "a minutes Wes, ~ = test
thence n,sth tA iesrres 81 minutes west =. feet I
corner S g. thetae north = e sr.gs p r ..itet et
al7t fsst ton ftltstst ftafsE ei'1 sts@u - ieet
sol>4sf sa ; taelicu smith a. dr.snes Is miulie
east i.au fst "a quartz NEeea, 1854 Tel 70 RAJ fai
pln sti. 4 10 santa i442 teat 70 81 No l. To
,,sef = beginning survey n exterior 'nnisF4 eh
lr4slasz an area u ~ n4s AHFHs p c. aiistS
Tits s.ii ni.ifg alin beius II re-sA IN The os'ie
~ tfa suuuts &et3uitr 81 sad n Iins btsSfiet
no Ks gaF la ElHsare county state ! idaho
Iha ~ ttst kHeWn eiains aru the iaii' ma slAfs
No als Aai the " 60 rtlsaBa. e No. sia, boz
glaiasf hy tho Idaho Mining Comp D..
Aus AMI al persons claiming adstEssly any toftif
Of The ll Settle lode mining claim g shTiaee sfei.
nre required le tHelr adverse claims thereto WI
! the lssister II tire tnits1 81 H. Land 'lssiee
uailet lilha. within the sNty days p'iotssta'
thea,9l or they ait hr barrel b. virtue Of thg ~
ssiaIis u tbs Statutes ti stlsh nnaia AMI pi
sf8vt " 4 EiLEN Register.
direct that the fircsoiug autce a spplieAasen !
fa,rut b puhlithed fr this perch a siNty days g.
consecutive wtek IN the EtNoss htlAEflS, = Wees
newspaper Iiihlished at Hesky Ar, kttn"ie e9in'
Ilafss. " L lliEf. Reg
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
NOTICE OF FoRrErrURE.

To JasEFn ApIS his heirs or assigns:
You are hereby notified that have expended cnc
hundred dollars (sloo0ol In labor and improvements
the
IDAHO
Losla mining claim, situated on Atlanta filli, IN
Middle Boise Mining District Elnore county, idalo,
As required hy section 2za Revised Statutes Of thu
United states being the amount required 10 hold thu
same for the year ending Dcccmbss 81, lsel' that
YOUR proportion OF the h hfty dollars, being one
half (slso Sill 90 duo for Issu and II within ~ days
after this notire by publication you fail or rein@s
contribute yenr proportion at such expenditure ~
c.SNner yolr interest in SAID claim sill become the
prosperity of the subscriber under said section 1891
Revised Statutes Of tho Uaited stats
DAVID CLINK.
First publication, January 10. 1891.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
8. II. MCCARTHY,
At LAW,
Rocky Ban, IDAmo.

Patents inr Mining Claims obtained
ii reasonable rates.
win attend to all legal business OF
the late law firm OF Stull & MeCar,y.
Call on, oi address, ). IL. Mccarty,
Rocky Bar, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
onrAr nonn nlacovEnY.


The news is out OF an alleged
great gold discovery in Nevada,
down in the Death Valley region.
If the story proves true there is
bound to be an immense rush to
that section within the next few
months. The discovery was made
by George Montgomery, who has
appeared in San Francisco with
some of the richest gold quartz that
has ever been found on the Pacific
! Coast. A gentleman connected with
the Eureka Sentinel from which
paper we copy has seen Mr.. Mont
gomery and talked with him on the
subject Of his new find. He locates
the spot at the head of Pahrump
valley, in the southwestern corner
Of Nye county, and not long dis
lance from Resting Springs. Mont
gomery says he remained on the
ground only five days after making
the discovery. During these five
days he dug trench through or
across the decomposed cropping 20
r feet long and and about three feet
deep. 1t was from this excavation
/, that he took his specimens. lie To-
Gated all the ground he wanted and
!. is now willing that the world shall
e know of his find. The nearest rail
c road point to the new camp is Dag
gett, on the line Of the Atchinsor
and Santa Fe, in San Bernardin'
:, county, California. The distance
r. from Daggett is about 100 miles il
j. northerly direction. The distanc
from Eureka via Belmont or Pah
It ranagat valley would be approx
! mately 300 miles in a Southwestern.
;, direction. Montgomery thinks h
has found the celebrated Breyfogl
IA or Gunsight lode. Old timers wi
V. remember that there have been tra
k. ditions for forty years Of an IN
y. mensely rich gold ledge somewhei
nc near Death Valley. Many attempt
:, have been made to discover it. Brc.
forle himself headed several parti'
,d from Austin, aud spent his life
Ii trying to return to il, claiming tn;
wv he had once run across il while los
He was somehow so turned arour
X that he could never 60 back to
y" The great trouble has been the la'
Of water, prospectors not daring
venture a great distance from t
well beaten track or remain long
the country The ore found
ne. Montgomery is certainly very rio
W. He looks like an honest man a
ttv doubtless tells truthful story abe
Tvs his discovery. lie brought to ;
nd Francisco a good sized sack Of I
the ore. 1t shows coarse nugget g
all through it. There is just I
~ ~ doubt thrown upon the value Of
IN new find. The gold seems too Goa
his TO be generally diifused through
his whole BODY or mass Of the rock.
might be what we describe, for
~ want Of better name, speein
!. e mine. There have been such mi
and found on this coast that would
1ck. pay for working But il tha :;
in pies shown by Montgomery are
ley, indication Of the value Of the wi
lrsa ledge, and il goes down, there
wy be no question that a great disc
nett cry has been made, and one tia
orts certain to cause an immense rus
:. people to that section Of Nevada
S on
The Italian war feeling is
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
PINE GROVE POINTS.

The snow is fast disappearing.
The south hillsides are bare. Flow
ers are in bloom and so is the pretty
little woodtick. A few more days
Of warm sunshine and sleighs and
snowshoes will be things Of the
past.
Hon. GrecncWhite passed through
tow. Sunday on his way to Rocky
Bar. He was warmly congratu-
lated by many friends here on his
good work in the Legislature this
winter.
Elmer Towpe, jim Gray and Cy
Doom haysmade> a location on a
new discoEcry about mile west OF
town. The-frdge is well defined and
carries some rich free-milling rock.
Work is progressing rapidly in
the Gold Hill mine. Tim Downey,
one Of the miners who was injured
several days ago by cave, is slowly
recovering.
Tom Port came up from Bennett
creek a few days ago and reports
stock doing well on winter range.
Mrs. Nelson on Lime Creek is OF
the sick list this week.
SOONER.
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
BOOKS, WRITING PApERS,
Envelopes. Pens, Pencils.
CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES.
Candies. Nuts, etc, ut
RATHBoNE.S BARBER SHOP.
To Consumpiivcs.

The undersigned having been re.
stored to health 10y simple means, nj.
Ter suffering for several years With .
severe lung affection and That dread
disease Consumpt on, u anxious 10
make known To his fellow sufferers he
means III cure. 10 those who desire
il. he will ehecrIully send Gree o.
CHARGE copy Of the prescription used
which they will find snre cure ioI
Consumption. Asthma, Catarfh, Bron'
chitis and all Throat and lung mala
dies. lie hopes all sufferers will tr.
his remedy, ~ il is invaluable. Ihos'
desiring the prescription, which VII
cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing, win please address, Rev. Ed
WARD 4. WILSON, Williamsburg, King
county, New York.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
More school Money.

The Treasurer Of Gilmore county re
ports on hand April |, 1891, the sum
of 1896 so, unapportioncd school mon
eys. The same is arrortioned as fol
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11
Pine Grove, April ., 1891.

Major Wilkes has been quietly
working on the Salt Lake, HALEY
and Puget Sound Railway and his
local subscriptions have been en-
couraging enough to making a start,
K Yesterday the Major was negotiating
with the Rio Grande Western for
the purchase of 10000 ties, which
looks like business.-Salt Lake
Herald. 9Th. Make ready to re-
eeive the iron horse at junction
Bar before another new year dawns
upon us
Dir. Ward, the carpenter who had
one Of his hips dislocatea last fail,
returned home to his family Sun
day, having nearly recovered from
his injuries. Hearing that the old
man was struggling in the snow
, few miles down the road, n number
of big hearted men procured a sled
went out to meet him and gave him
ride into town.
: A private letter from Salt Lake
y INFORMS us lial slhJAt 'taNNni ~
1 the Salt Lake and Junction Bal
railroad, will again visit Rocky Bai
90 soon as the roads are clear 0
snow.
!, On the 4th, Mt LaFevre Falls, \
y Y, a number Of Italians hoisted ~
!, American flag and then riddled !
with bullets. They were not ma
. Tested. Are there any American
i in that part Of York state?
The News-aliner has informatio
from San Efnscisco that Niilia
y Rahiohn. n ST. dukes hospital,
} gradually gsisshg better and expect
to return 20 Wood River.
Offers Of volunteers, in case
war with Italy, are received at Il
war department from all parts
The United States.
Nineteen diseased Italians We
ed turned back by the immigration a
thorities at New York a few da.
-. ago.
4; fg Fine job work done at Il
office.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-04-11

The Italian war feeling is sub
siding. but the pagas il the United
States continue to make themselves
very obnoxious t. MI good eiiizcns.
The Alta and Lincoln county
cases will COME up for hearing Ia
the Supreme Court on the 18th.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-02

Pauline" "you could do nothing witt
Hector He wouldn't mind you; sta.
| back" II
Pauline sprang lightly down ana al
vanced to meet the nan whose nsut'
was dimly outlined In the mooniie III.
She noticed that Hector was stransi.
Quiet and that he staggered aoous III
dazed way. When within Ie" iees y,
the man, who had until that momeu'
been standing behind a clump Oh bushes :.
he bounded forward, and throwing nis
arms aaound the girls waist mutSereu
between his teeth:
"Ah, my pretty one you must 20 "''n
mel Don't be afraid; 20 harm VIII GOING
to you"
For the first time Pauline now sa"
that the man was mssked. Quivering
with rage at the foul deception wnicn
had been PLAYED upot her, the girl felt
her muscles grow strrng as iron. ia,
"Onjck. mother, bring me pistol!'
she called out. and sizing the man by
the throat she gave him such convinc-
inc nroof of her strength that he was
forced to let go her waist and lay noio
Of her wrist. Madam Morel, at slgnt OF
her daughter struggling with tne
masked ruffian, made several attempts
to reach her side, bit her limbs oent
under her. her brab whirled and she
tottered and fell in akeap.
'Come, come, my petty one, coaxea
the rufian, whats tie use? We won't
hurt YOU. You shanb treated like
lady and have the very best the land
affords"
Pauline felt her Strength gradually
falling. She realized that in moment
more she would be completely at the
mans mercy. The Bought maddened
her; already her voice was gone. Her
few agonizing screaps had destroyed
its force. She still kept up a faint
show of resistance, bit slowly and grad
ually the ruffian was dragging her to-
ward the vehicle. All seemed lost
Mother, father, trother, even the
handsome stranger fitted through
her mind. The co red vehicle was
reached, and the ruf Fan stopped to lift
the lifeless girl hto the wagon,
when the sharp repot OF pistol rang
out. She felt the mas hold relax. and
the next instant sank lifeess into pair
of stout arms, which, gently encircllng
her, bore her back to her moth
er's side. She could Tot see the face Of
her rescuer, but instnctively she felt
that the handsome Stranger was near
her and had now duble claim upon
her heart,
Madam Morel was asily persuaded to
lie down again, but Pluline preferred to
sit beside "Mr. Tlmey." and not until
the dawn showed hin the soft CLEAN of
her dark eyes did he pring lightly into
the saddle and ride away, promising
that a guard should be set upon the
little camp while it WIS without its de-
tenders.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-02

slant to collect his thoughts. In that
instant he had matured his plan. 1t was
either to reach the girl, or, failing in
this. to call to her to throw herself into
the torrent, and then spring in and save
her. A wild grapevine hung from one
OF the trees. To swing his rifle on his
back and sever the lower end OF the vine
was the work Of moment. Then seiz-
ing the loose end of the vine and draw
ing it down with his full weight he
cried, "Here come" and leaped fear
lessly into the air, trusting that the re-
coil of the branch would land him safely
on the other side, which 1t did, but, by
twisting in midair, the hunter was
thrown heavily to the ground and some
what stunned.
Don't STRIP he called out again, and
the next instant point blank shot
from the rifle laid bruin dead within
ten feet Of Morel's daughter.
With face whittier than chalk the
Frenchman rushed up in time to catch
the unconscious Pauline in his arms, as
her rescuer raised her limp form from
the ground.
"Oh, never mind my name," said the
stranger, but Morel insisting, he re-
piled with a smile, "Well, call me
Timely"
That night the Morels were too much
excited over the awful peril to which
Pauline had been exposed to examine
Icons specimen of gold ore.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-02

duct, settling their disputes, and Ira
venting good, honest brawls, viii
keep such peoples blood COOL" r
That night as young Roberts, armh
with crowbar, approached the door \
the guardhouse with the intention y
| forcing it and setting the father arS
brother of his flancee free from an T.
iquitous imprisonment, he was startlsS
to hear the sound of footsteps and r.
rafting of keys. AS he had taken ~.
precaution to furnish the only man %
duty with liquor enough for him ~
drink himself into stupor, tbss.
sounds could not be accounted for -
him on the theory that his moyemen,'
had been watched and that his desiaS
was about to be thwarted. He hail.
and was on the point of making his -
cape, when his sisters form doomed n.
in front of him. "
"Lucy!"
Clifford! In heavens name what.,.
you about to do with that iron bar?"
"Force this door and free the Frenc1
prisoners"
"Well, pardon me, but I think thss.
keys will answer the purpose"
In another instant Leon Morel h,s
sprung forward and caught the fair NJ
ana of the Fraser in his arms. and sba
seemed not at all displeased with tbs
ardor of her worshiper.
Lucy! you are not alone?" stamme,.
ed Leon, his face white as chalk In n.
moonlight.
"0h, don't mind me, I'm only bs,
brother" whispered young Roberts And
laying hold OF his sisters arm bs
pinched her, saying:
'Cry 'Peccavi,' Belle Of the Carlboo,-
"Cry, then, 'Peccavi, bold SLAYER a,
grizzlies" replied Lucy.
In few moments the party OF res.
cued and rescuers had mounted four q,
the six horses awaiting them-three on
each side OF the guardhouse-and were
on the way to the little camp, the eide,
MoreI and young Roberts each LEADING
one of the extra horses, while the low.
ers rode on ahead The French women
chung in speeches, Joy to their loved
ones, and not until "Bishop" Whitman
fearing the loss Of his double fee by the
arrival of the fero,ious captain. had
sounded note Of warning, was Leon
surrendered to the belle OF the Car.
boo."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-02
AGONIEs OF A POET.
Driven to Desperation by the Blue Psuc,l
Fiend's Mutilation.

London It'd Bits.
An editor was sitting In his afice ora
day when a man entered whSe brow
was clothed with thunder. Eercely
seizing chair he slammed his ht on
the table, hurled his umbrella o. thu
floor and sat down.
"Are you the editor?" he asked.
Yes"
"Can you read wrlting?"
"Of course"
"Read that, them" he said, thrusting
at the editor an envelope with an 10.
scription on 1t.
B" said the editor, trying 10
spell it.
THAT'S not b. it's an IS, said the
man.
"'S? Oh, yes, I see. Well, H. looks
like SAL for Dinner or Souls OF Sin.
ners. said the editor.
mo, sir" replied the man; "nothlng
Of the sort. That's my name-Samue
Drummer. I knew you couldn't read. |
called to see about that poem OF mine
you printed the other day. entitled The
Surcease of Sorrow"
81 don't remember IT," said the editor
"Of course you don't, because II went
into the paper under the vlllainous title
of 'Smearcase Tomorrow
"A v Slq nc sS of the s9@RQsItor.LNa
see YOU about. The way In which tiR
poem was mutilated was simply scan'
dalous. haven't slept night since
1t exposed me to derision. People thllI
| am an ass. (The editor coughedl
Let me show you. The first line, when
7 wrote It, read in this way: Lying BY
. weeping willow, underneath a gentle
alone, That is beautiful and poetic.
Now, how did your vile sheet repro
sent IL to the public? Lying 10 q
weeping widow, ! induced her 10 eloope'
Weeping widow mind you. WIDOW
Oh. thunder and lightning THIS Is 700
muchl But look at the fourth verse'
That's worse yet. Cast thy pearls Os,
fore swine, and lose them In the orr.
He makes it read In this fashion, .Sal'
thy pills before sunrise, and love them
II they hurt Now, isn't that co'u
blooded outrage on mans iee'nk''
I'll ledVe III W gOu III ~ ioh a 49,
"It's hard, sir; very hard" ss'o 'D'
editor. .hs
"Then take the fifth verse. 10 .ns
original manuscript IT said, p ain IS os5.
lieht:-'Take away the jingling moIe!'
Il is only glittering dross. In us PRIV
ed form you made me say:-'IaSe a" 20,
the tinplin0 honey; put some flies In iof
the boss BY Georgel | feel IKE o.
lacking somebody with yon IRE sho'''i
But, OH look at the sixth Veise. =,
wrote:-Tm weary Of the tossing u
the ocean as 1t heaves.' Mhe D.,
opened your paper and saw tns ~, ~
transformed into I'm wearing ous ~
trousers till they're open at the KnsS.i
thought that was taking II an ln..
too far. fancy have right 70 S''
der that composItor. Where Is heY ,,o,
"He is out just now" said the en'''''
"Come in tomorrow" If
81 WILL" said the poet, land VI"
come armed"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-21
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