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MRS. BREMER'S SUCCESSOR.
Factory Inspector Connolly Appoints
the Widow of Herman Bauch.

ALBANY, Dec. l4-Factory Inspector
James Connolly to-day appointed Mrs. Sophia
Bauch, Of New York city, Deputy Factory
Inspector in llaCo II Mrs. Alexander Brcmcg,
lately removed 10y hin.
Mrs Gaugn H. the widow Uf che late Her
man BIGcn, who wa, Wcll known IN German
circles a., b. teacher III music. she Is wc.l
educated and fuuy Irtllnca II. the POSITION.
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Lovo for an Actress Cost Him His
WIFE

Mrs. Mamie du PLAINLY was to-day granted
an absolute divorce In Justice lngraham's
supreme Court from her husband, FrauN du
Planty. She Is glycn permission to rcmarry.
The cares Ondcnt named IN the proceedings
" rs Rose Williams, an actress.
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slapped Hls Wife in the Street.

William RrinAart, oi 81 MaaSln street, was
held m the Essex Market Court to-day,
charged with s,applus the face ui his vie.
IRON whom he Is separated, WAllo she u
walking IN tbs street.
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Purse $500; selling allowances mile an
St Y

Betting-Donohue, o to 2 and even Gloster to
aud Z TO, 4; Pelham, TO = and to D, The
sheriff, 3 and .
Sandstone, 10 and 8; Lepsnto, II and Al Flor
imor, AND q Vondetts, 20 and Lonely, 10 and
10; Iceberg, 80 and 81 Cassella, 30 and 10
LepantO cut out the running for three
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Supposed to Be Insane.

Herbert Waldron, Of Twenty seventh street
and Fourth avenue, supposed to be insane,
was held for examination In the Jefferson
Market Court to-day.
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Fell in q Fit and Died.

Ludwig Hell, shoemaker, fell In a ut In
front OF 100 Ridge street, and died IN a drug
store at Houston and Rivington streets before
the arrival Of an ambulance.
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1HIRD RACI
Purse s4O0; weights 10 ID. below the scale
SIX and q half furlUngS.

Betting-Autocrat, 4 to 3 and l to 3 Toano, 10
to and to 10; Sir George, 7 aud 2 Lowander,
10 and b to 2; Alarm Bee, 100 aud 40
Sir George jumped away IN front and was
Joined by Ioano, and together they made the
running TO the head OF the stretch, with Au-
tocrai and LOW Nldcr next.
Sir George gave up then and fuano took the
running. Aut ucrat oyerhaulcu HIN At the last
furong, and IN pretty nnish AutCcrat won
by n neck. TOlnO was three lengths In front
OF Sir George. Time-l.2lL.
Mutuels paid: straight, 1866; place,
$3.50. Toano paid $3.50.
FOURTH RACE.
Purse s5OO selling allowances mile and
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LOCAL SPORTING DATES.
Racing at Guttenburg daily, 2P. n.
December.

1G.-BoAing tournament of the Eagle Athletic
Association. Brooklyn, X 20 p. NJ.
W.st Side A. g., boxing exhibition at p. NJ.
l7-premnaries of the A.Au. boxing and
wrestling ampOnships, 8 T. NJ.
I07tins!s OF tna a. A. u. UOAins and wrest-
ling championships, p. NJ.
Gl-Clnton A. Z. athletic entertainment 8
p. NJ
2t.-Bank Cl"rks Athletic Associations boxing
pre!ininares. Sr. NJ
finals of the Bank Clerks Athletic Asso-
ciAtlon, 7. NJ.
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b"ltlnR-DagO, % . and eVNWI kNlNsaCk, 10
and even; Alma r.. 4 aud J, MEX kcever, aud b
to ,. Alcalde, and 5to2.
,,Fanx Pas colt, ~ and 4; Marmon,. - aud
Kingdom, Is and g; Even Weight, 10 and q;
Spnndnlne. : and o; Seven, 60 and 20.
Alcaldc, Knapsack and Even Weight alter
mated IN the lead to the head OF the stretch.
when Faux Pas colt came through and won
who beat Mckceyer two lengths. Time
LOO.
Mutues paid: Straight, $500; place,
S5.Sb. Faux Pas colt paid place $20. 10.
(No straight tickets held on WINERY
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Carlyle Harris Not Yet Tried.

The trial OF carlyle w. Harris for causing
the death OF Helen Mary Nolson-Potts, was
again postponed to-day because OF the Sick
hess uf W. Trayers Jerome, Harriss counsel.
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Quay Gets Well Again.
IBY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

PITrsBURG, Dec. Ex-senator NJ. S. Quay,
who was attacked with vertigo on saturday
has entirely recovered and Is able to be about
to-day as usual.
The evening world., 1891-12-14

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. IA. - Influenza
seems to be o" rampage In Nashville. The
estimate comes from good authority that no
less than 5000 people here arc now under
treatment Tor y.
The evening world., 1891-12-14
Five Deaths from Grin.

During the past seven days there have been
fve deaths reported at the bureau Of Vital
statistics from the grip. Two OF the cases
We're reported to-day.
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Held for Clubbing a Policema an.

ifrFCIAI TO TRF EVENING WORLD
NEWARK, Dec. .l4.-City Sealer Fritz Thcurer
was to-day held In 5000 for the Grand Jury for
clubbing Policeman Bechtold, his friend, early
yesterday morning.
The evening world., 1891-12-14
Light Rain for To- Morrow,

~ 's w T. a ~ u " nv
REAU, NEW YORK,
De u. ID J. UCdl
forecast Tor south
eastern NeD York,
inclu d ing Long
Island; also FOR
WrsierH Connecticut
aud NLrihrru NetD
Jersey - Fdir, sta
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IS KlLRAlN DONE FlGHTING?
.ie Think, 1t Doubtful II 10 Ever
Futn On "A Glove Again.

BosroS, Dec - ---Ja-" Nll ain, tn rrGb rp
ap onyr ol a chance iu ;Ir tn. winner 60 rn"
Choyr-ri-" uds ban" IA san 'ra..,- .a,
" He's Nuiu EN'lLlyfr.
II wiz n,t h.ht either II IA" u,.U U.r-
NnUul, as mr hU-lue,E hero tgh,- up..' l.N
u 80. u.,uk from IA" .r,- NJ u,,,.Ok Gal |
VIII nHNC. pH, ua "a slYN"uEtir.'
NiThnttrr iI"gr uGnGr .rOm Nl.llI H Erps,
J,lAr. u, Elgiv. DaE -, .ay G,Jy.4st, -
The evening world., 1891-12-14

twenty delinquent Jurors wr.e today nncd
slGO each b, judge Ma,tiuo Ia vart III. oI
GrLeTul Sessions.
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started Hare the hillside pursued hsr for
distance time biting her with his teeth he would
another time awnng upon her as in play
another dog The Hare said to him wish would act
sincerely and show yourself your true coors
friend bite hard If why fawn
e.
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Failure of Commission Merchant,
FredcricE Paulscn, a commission merchant
at ~ Ola slip, asst -ncd today To llCnry W.
Jones' with preference OF 81 $40.
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BeLting-Houston, and event MONDAY, to 2
and to b. Chartreuse and = Xcuobis, & and 2 +,
Tom Hayes, 10 and 4; ,ilenmound, u and 3; Neck
tie, 20 and Lucre, 10 aud Z Rock. 20 aud I /;
1OO aud 4O' sadie Soniers nlly, 100 and 40
GlenmOund broke away first, but was out
run by Necktic, who took the ileld around to
the head OF the stretch, with Glenmuuud,
Monday, Tom Hayes and ChartrcuSe next.
In the stretch NCundav took command and
drawing away won easily by three length
from Zenobia, who was head In irOnt OF
ChartrcuSc. Timc-l.OlA.
Mutuels paid: Straight, $500; place, 81. so.
Zenobia paid $40.
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Mining NtOcKs.
Iid. Asked.

The following are the losing quotations Of
mining stocks at the Consolidated Exchange
The evening world., 1891-12-14
SIXTH RACE.
Purse s4oo; selling allowances; seven rur.


Won by Climax, Sparling second, Estellc
hird. Time-l.20.
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WHAT'S the REASON I?
Mayor Grant Still Holds Up Lee
PhilIip8's Resignation.
His Successor Named but the Ap-
pgi1tment Was Recalled.
Tales Of Juggling with Police
SurGeonship Appointments.

Politicians IA this city are struggling with
pruh,rm the SOLUTION ot which his thus FAR
tNnlci the most astutr among them. The
key ~ the puzzle viii be found when II Is
learned lust Why the resignation OF Chief
Examiner Lee Philips ut the Ciyil-service
Board, l. hung up by Mayor Grant after hav-
INK been demanded and rendered.
Mr. rhillipI'> resignation was reported to
have been demanded by Mayor Grant within
twonty-tour hours after his return to the city
Hall IRON his European trip 1t was handed
promptly to the Mayor, Couchcd In these
terms:
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-06-27
To Consump,ivcs.

The undersigned having been re-
stored 10 health by simple means, AZ
Ter suffering for several years with n
severe lung affection and that dread
disease Consumpt ON, is anxious to
make known 10 his fellow.sutferers the
means of cure. To those who desire
il. he win cheerfully send Gree Of
charge) copy Of the prescription used
which they will find a sure cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Catarrh, Bron-
chitis and all throat and lung mala-
dies. He hopes oil sufferers will try
his remedy. as IL Is invaluable. Those
the prescription. which will
cost them nothing, and may prove a
win please address, Rev. Ep-
WARD A. WILSON, williamsburg, kings
county. New York.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-06-27

Representative Hayes, of Iowa, sa. =
that that State can confidently he
counted in the Democratic column fer
1909. OF the third party. he said
They could have done something il
they had shown more judgment, but
they met there in Cincinnati and tried
20 make a party that could stand on
every sosI Of crank theory that WINS
proposed. They merely got on the
platform and kissed each other and let
The eranks run the convention. | do
not believe they can organize now 50
n TO have any Influence on the cleo.
firms in Iowa, either this fall or in %.
Being asked who the Republicans
would nominate for President, Mr..
Hayes replied Harrison. Think be
is the only man mentioned who thinks
there is enough in the nomination 10
make il worth fighting for, and the
party has got TO take him. II Blaine
wanted the nomination all that Harri.
son or anybody else could do would
NOT prevent his getting ii, but Blaine
nnderstands the present condition oI
the Republican party 30 well that ht
doesn't want the nomination.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-06-27
357.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
4. \. LAM essvscg,
fFasfaE E,a,.ha ST. a

T.. \. LAxn ofYlcg
HALEY, Idaho, Marrh u Isal
Notice b hereby given that the hiaha M,nins C,,.
organized and existing Under and hy VII.
~. ~. q the laws q Tie stats Of Maryland.
o. idaho. BY It's legally anlhurizcd agent ,seAslea
hfigshuFy, Whose possnrr Address n HALEY Llahs,
mas nae aiicasaon fur United States latenf tss the
NETTIE LODE
On nnsurveyei land In MAile I,olse Ninl.~ r,,ss.s
finsers eannts State ~ Idaho, esssslsslng IL I'D
teS. hhear and horizontal measurement fosrsheY
attn W. feet 10 width each sile al ihs nslslle a
Herfhed y the neid Botes and Plat ~ tbs o.lsl .ur
sss on Me ~ this otce With magnetic variations IN
Degrees o. minutes sass - lolloss;
commencing at discovery stake where she ipsasian
ioeaee was posted. stake fosl hang am, inches h
diameter sci hrnaiy In ground Al hi. stake |. thv
mouth Of a tunnel four ani half ~ slx a. run.
ming .sorfh - degrees Nest ~ feet In assast1 Tls
mouth Of tunnel four and one half In II fert mia
hnT nofsh " deyees sest % feet In granite lseArs
hosth nv degrees 10 minutes we~t ASH feet theaee
south " degrees 81 minutes east st feet 10 s,vsha.s
center end stake, market al7 themes nogtl N de-
grees ~ minutes east IN n 10 corner Ma ths,,ea
-ah II aexrees - minutes wext ass feet 30 rad saa.
nisag aarth and s1ssth. asAa feet 10 q rner No Il
thence north a. degrees ii minute. .szs N s~s =
RssArix Greek, - feet 10 corner No Identical wfh
saf.sf 10 o. The Iahoana lode AMI corner No / "a
ihe west Talsnaa la.e, trosn wl.iesss e. IA A. Ma y
seaFe north degrees sA sa.inusus wsss 4 sos -,
thsre north VI degrees Al minutes west "a gesa ~
sssHes No. :, theu north u degrees 10 minutes sass
sssftseN eAN fHfff&r stake "a
sofnsr sA D. thenee south "a ,assres ii u,l.,s,sa.
s@s lSo Test 70 Quarts creek, 1874 fees 10 road run
ahg .fth and south. lara feet 10 corner No l. aha
ass ~ bextnning survey Of sxtersr boundary su.
psastasg az ARIA Of n1ssl4s acres. Nh rauahrez
rs ssid hiinnx rtAiss lssiuz al FeSsr In the ogea
.he eu,nss hruor.ier II ~ald Mining llissssrf a
hassf mar. IN Eininre county. state If islaisa
he neaTsst known claims arr the Tal.ou,a usrxes
So Va ami tbs " est TalssniA. survey M Ola both
eiaa.sl p he Idaho Mining comga.ay
Any and ~ psrsns claiming adversely any psrslau
on the s3ta ssfte hse mining cal az sairfas4 xFssuna
sfe rs.iaiFed 70 Ms their adverse claims shsress with
ssaaaey. hialan within the nxiy slayss nub,lnsla,
,nsfpl % they Ntli he AArrei As virtue II shr gF
sas u tse STATUTES 10 sash ssa-es made ana s1rs
saaea W. +. kII.Ef, Rs.sass~s
unrest that tbs segpax nolsee u application faF
taaaHt hs published far tu leril "a sixty says tts
Niasssltsse seoksl la the ELA hsLLgras d ssckIy
nsssaElzF l'ahsisd Al fioeky tiar Eliaars county
'"ssas ". !. Riley. Register.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-06-27
800.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

U. n LAMB OFYscH.
Notice h hereby gven that the idaho Mining Com.
pnny OF Baltimore City, u corporation duty
orvanizsd and existing under and By sir-
and doing business In the County % EIssnre state
~ idaho. by lis legally anshorixe. agent sellsa o.
has made application foe United States Patent fov
THE WEST TAHOMA LODE
On uHsuryeyesi land IN Middle Bose Mining nissrlrt
Eimore county, State Of idaho, consisting u 0sl
linear feet II the lie anil surface ground together
with 300 feet In width the northeast siie mn 50
feet the southwest side. being Iet No a5 anil
de~crb~ In the dei ami plat os the official ssr.
.sy on Ole IN this Office with agnstie variations 1t
10 degrees and o. minutes east fellows:
Commencing at the discovery print 81 this riaizn.
stake marked 90, thence north ~ degrees . minutes
No. ? u fahon,a lode, from which IT. 4 NJ NJ No
hears north degrees 5s min 35o+ feet. thenr1
south II degrees ~ minutes sesi $50 n 10 No.
No 4 thence north AZ degrees - nsls. aas -
feet TO northwest center end stake sad stake hein
marked 9i6 80 feet 30 corner No. 4. thence south
~ desrees u minutes east SIS n 10 southwest
OF the Nettle lode, 90 n To No. the place
of beginning. survey of exterior boundaries, can.
nrarns an area Of s0it acres applied for. No con.
The said mining claim being Of recori In the oasce
OF the County Recorder Of SAIL mining district At
Rocky liar, In Eimare c,Hinsy. state Of idaho.
The nearest known iosatioaIs the Talsona sur
sey No eis. on the southeast and the Sessie losls
unssarseyei the norshsaaa, both helng owned BY
tho hiAho Mining Company.
Ans and all persons claiming adversely any yortsnm
OF the said West Tahona bale mining claim surface
ground required 20 file iheir adverse claims iher
b. with the Register OF the United States Land 0f,
at HALEY, idaho, within the SIXTY days publication
thereoi or they sii he barred by virtue ~ this pse
visions OF the Statutes In sach made an1i fs
shled. w. H. RIi.EY K~srs@lsM
direct that the freoing notice u application mr.
patent be pallishad fur tbs perioi sixty days item
consecutive ~eeksl In the ELsosK BpLLsr1N 4 weekly
newspaper published at hocky liar, Eimore .-bnnsy
Idaho. w. T. RILEY, Register.
First publication April IL
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-06-27
Speaking Of the application of

Speaking Of the application OF cleo.
trieity in mining operations. II. s,
Hnnton, prominent mining man Of
Aspen. Colorado, says; "This force
promises 10 inaugurate a new era in
the production Of silver. and To bring
10 the front many districts that have
hitherto been rnimportant factors in
the mineral output Of the country.
Some OF our high mountain mines have
been almost valae.css because of the
difficulty and expense OF transporting
fuel 10 the places where il was needed
This difficulty in the way Of profitable
production has been in great measure
aysrcome by the substitution oil electric
inr stram ia,wer, and kuns of dozen
mines at least that are operated By the
s,.w motor. In moet OF the high
emmi.s there il an abundance Of water.
which can be applied Mt small cost
10 produce electricity. When the mo-
TOR i more fully developed, many
N,inimg tiiririets, nov insignificant, " III
pteunle very important.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-06-27
You Arc In q HAD FIX

But we will cure you IL you win pay
us. Men who are Weak, Nervous and
Debilitated, suffering from Nervous
Debility, Seminal Weakness, and all
effects OF early Evil Habits, or later
indiscretions, which lead TO Premature
Decay, Consumption or Insanity,
should send for and read the Book Of
Life" giving particulars Of n Home
Cure. Sent tsealed) free, by address
ing DIR. Parker's Medical and Surgical
Institute. l5i North Spruce st., Nash.
vile, Tenn. They guarantee u cure or
no pay.--The Sunday Morning.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-06-27

A gentleman having been cured Of
Nervous Prostration, Seminal Weak
nesa, Premature Decay, and all the evil
effects Of early iniiscretion and youth
ful folly, IL anxious 10 make known 10
others the simple mode OF SELF
CURE. To those who wish, aud will
give him their symptoms, I've will send
(iree) by return mail, copy OF the re-
cipe so successfully used in his case
Address. In confidence, JANIS w.
PfSKSEY, ~ Cedar at, NY.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-06-27
355.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
UKfTxD STATES LAa& 0wFscE,
Elmfiae ft4mAsn h{mF.Ih "a a.

kA~etNss t~~Aksss AMSNA w. e@Nte
Notice II hereby given that The
Idaho Mining Company Of Balts-
more City, q corporation duly or
ganized and existing under and
by virtue OF the laws Of the State of
MARYLAND, and doing business in
the County of Gilmore, State OF Idaho.
by its legally authorized agent Selden
b. kingsbury, whose postotlice address
Is HALEY. Idaho, has made application
for United States patent for the
TAHoMA LODE,
On unsurveyed land I'm Middle Boise
Mining District, Elmore county, State
of Idaho, consisting OF eleven hundred
and sixty-nine (1169) linear feet OF the
lode and surface ground. three hum
bred and fifty feet (350) wide, being lot
No. Ga and described in the field notes
and plat OF the official survey ON file
in this Office with magnetic variation
at 10 degrees and 05 minutes east ~
follows:
Beginning Mt the initial point, o
stake four feet long and FIVE inches in
diameter, where the notice OF location
was originally posted; thence south ~
degrees 20 minutes west 80 feet 20 cor
ner No. /. identical with southeast
corner OF the West Tahoma lode I'M
surveyed, thence north AZ degrees 20
minutes east $50 feet 10 corner No. 2,
identical with northeast corner OF the
West Tahoma lode unsurveyed, from
which u. 8. M. nj. No. 2 bears north
o degrees 81 min west 3704 fl, thence
south 40 degrees 81 minutes east $40
feet 10 Quartz Creek. ST. II TO south
east corner of Nettie Lode, $50 feet to
road running northeriy and southerly,
lI69 feet TO corner No. 3, thence south
AZ degrees % minutes west 224 feet Ia
road running northerly and sontherly,
300 feet TO southeast center end stake,
$50 II to Quartz Greek. $50 # to corner
No. 4. thence north 40 degrees 81 min
west 1863 II 10 corner No. the place
of beginning survey OF exterior bound
aries, embracing an area Of 1888 acres
applied for. No conflicts.
The said mining claim being of
record IN the office of the County Re
corder OF said mining district ut Rocky
Bar, in Elmore county, Idaho. The
nearest known claims are the West
Tahoma and Nettie lodes on the north,
both unsurveyed and claimed by the
Idaho Mining Company, also the STAN
ley lode unsnrveyed on the southeast,
claimed by v. s. Anderson ct al.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion
of tho said Tahoma lode mining claim or surface
ground, required 10 file their adverse claims
thereto with the Register Of she United States Land
cfce at HALEY, Idaho. within the sixty days pab.
ctioH thereof they win he barred BY yirtus of the
provisions Of the Statute In such cases made and
provided. W. r. RILEY. Register
II " hereby ordered that the foregoing notice ~
application for patent he published for the period OF
sixty days tten corsccntive weeks) In the ELxosK
RrLIKrx, weekly newspaper pnblished nj Rocky
Bar, Elmore county, Idaho.
w. r. RILEY. Register.
First i,ubliRation April II.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-06-27
NOTICE
OF Application for Permit to Cut
Timber Upon the Public
Mineral Lands.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned viii
in compliance With the Act Of Congress approved
March 5, isgi. apply tn the Honorable Secretary OF
the Interior Of the United States for permit 10
cut timheT upon tract OF public mineral land atn.
ated on the north fork Of Hear cscek, about three
miles northwest OF the tawn of Rocky har, Elmore
county, State Of Idaho. and more particularly de-
scrihed follows: Beginning at hlazeI Or tree
upon whish location natiee IL posted, and run.
ming north stsN f.et b. hiaxeJ pine with no.
ilee pestedl TIN 1850 leet 10 biased pine
trce with nusre sssis.Il thrnee south 500 feet 10
hlaxed mr. tree thence 6ss feet 10 place of begin.
ming asid otNtssl notiee The tract Is part of the
unsuryeA oil mineral land III the rnitai States and
mining losatioa ii leD .el In len ;th bs GO
feet Ia width. which laad AMI timber Is exenpt and
unclaimed b, ~ ia this application.
SAMUEL. PATTON.
q. n fAfSE
Roxy bar, Eiaho June 10. ISL.
First publication June IL
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-06-27

eWhen you read Ward McAtlister's
book you have picture Of what our
civilization has done for the ricb," says
writer who compares the two ex
treIns.ss d DR. ajw-~i 6rs society. "If you
will walk through the Mulberry street
district you can see what il has done
for the poor. Between the two ex-
fremes yoi will find people Of brains,
III heart, of virtue. But among the
four hundred, and in Mulberry street,
you will find two classes Of people who
are counterparts of each other. With
all their differences they are marvel
,nusly alike. One is rich, the other IL
poor. One class is respected, the other
is despised. One class lie polished, the
other is boorish. One class is clean,
the other il filthy. But both are brain
less, both are heartless, both are SEN
sual, One class eats pate de foie gras,
the other garlic, aud both live 10 eat.
One Glars drinks champagne, the other
bad whisky, and both live TO drink.
One class dances Mt De,monico's, the
other in diver, but both live TO dance
One class is brutalizcd by poverty, the
piler is sensualized by luxur. Tile
elegant Mr.. McAllister, filled TO the
chin with six Kinds OF wine, trying ~
get into his carriage, and the filthy
loafer soaked with stale beer, sleeping
On lumber pile, are brothers. Both
are oilers, both IRE useless. both are
supported by the labor OF others. Both
ARE useless, both are barnacles. One
has been lifted to the top by our social
system, the other has been kicked 10
the bottom
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-06-27

For good job work, call at the
BULLETIN Office.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-06-27
r.sBrrE TO MINERS.

The muclyabused precious metal
miner has al last found defender in
the person OF Il. C. Wach. who, In the
June Century Magazine. thus treats Of
his virtues THE early miner has
never been truly painted. / protest
against the tlippant style and eccentric
rhetoric OF those writers who have
made him n terror, or who, seizing
upon sporadic case ~ extreme cd
,lity, some brawling wretch, have given
carricature 10 the world rs the typi.
cal miner. The So called literature
that treats OF the golden era Is too ex-
trayagant in this direction. In oil my
personal experience in mining camps
from lSs9 TO 1854 there was not case
III bloodshed. robbery. theft, or actual
violence. ! doubt il more orderly
society was ever known. How could
il be otherwisei The pioneers were
young, ardent, uncorrupted, most Of
them well educated and from the best
families in the east. The early miner
was ambitious, energetic and enter
prising. No undertaking was too great
20 dannt him. The pluck and re-
sources exhibited by him in attempt
ing mighty projects with nothing but
his coarage and his brawny arms to
carry them out, was phenomenal. His
generosity was profuse and his sym
lathy active--knowing no DISTINCTION
OF race. His sentiment that Justice is
sacred was never dulled. His services
were at command to settle differences
or with pistol in hand TO
right gricvous wrong to a stranger.
Ills capacity for self-government never
has been surpassed. Of glorious
epoch, he was OF glori, us race"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-06-27

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