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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04
The cal,forn,.n ,,ara,,,e.

The September CAnFoRSIAS Is
striking Issue. II contains sensa-
tionai expose Of spirit photography,
from the pen Of tile well-known seien.
tisi, DIR. Elliot Cones Of the Smithso-
MAN Institute. nr. Cones slashes the
bogus spirit photographers without
mercy, and makes most entertaining
reading-haying traced dowa all the
fraudulent pictures. The illustrations
to this paper are striking and will ere
ate CONSERVATION in the army OF frauds
vino prey upon unsuspecting people,
A timely and beautifully illustrated
article Is on yachting about San Fran,
cisco. by Nh. Yale, editor oil the Min
1 ing Review. well known ynchtsman
aid authority in such matters. The
illustrations are rncy and numerous
being instantaneous views Of every IA
nous yacht on the bay. A remarkabl,
expose Of secret society in Honolulu,
in which Superstition ran mad, IL fonn'
in the illustrated article entitled" Blacl
Art in Hawaii" 10y the Rev DR. Fisht I
former missionary. Higher educa
ton in California is well illustration
in well written article on Throo
University. Auguste Wey, a brilliln
writer, continues the series on wha
California can do at the Worlds Fai
aud plea for the missions il made i
! behalf OF the Society for the Preserv'
ton oi the Missions 10y Mrs. Power
: the illustrations being by Fem, shoy
| Pala, san Diego. Among the article
! on foreign subjects il an entertainin
one ON India. by the well known ~
= thor and scientist, DR. Simms. RichaI
: III. Mcdonald Jr., the well known -
). Francisco banker, aud political econ
!. mist, makes an earnest plea iur reiori
!. in scholarly paper on How to Secu
c Good Municipal Government" }
e question is Of more, importance to Ca
>, fornia than that Of the Nicaragua c
c. nal. and the third in the series OF paper
!, nv w. l.. Merry is given, treating Il
y financial side Of the question vi
= ability. Stories 10y Mrs. Bugeia al
+ Dorothea Lummis, poems, book T
i views and discussions ~ questions
e the day by Ex.Gov Lionel A Shcldo
Z. make up number OF especial intere
(. Published in San Francisco. 50
~ Il year.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04

The Republicans are raising the cry
Of ,sno money" with which Senator
Ouay tried unsuccessiully 10 bamboo.
Gle the democrats in 1883. The dodge
dld rot work then and it will not work
now Every intelligent man, whatever
his political opinions, knows that the
republican party can always raise hiS
corruption fund among the protected
manufacturers, who knog only too
well that the enormous profit which
such legislation n the Mckinley tariff
law enables them to pocket at the eS-
pense OF the people are entirely de-
ucudcnt upon the success oi the re-
publican party. Senator Quay started
the cry OF mo money" hoping threhy
to detrast public attention from the
corrupt use OF money by the republic
can National committee oI which he
was then chairman, and Mr.. Harrison $
lackeys, who are this year running
that committee, have started II again
for the same purpose. Let the Tact
not be lost sight OF by any democrat
that II money lavshly spent will carry
the country the republicans VIII always
win. as that party has always legislated
in the interest 81 tire nrncyed trrn
amd corporations oi the United states.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04
Summons.
H. the District court nj the Fourth Judicial District
Of the state % Iisho, In. and Tor the
COUNTY ~ Fmore.
rrank r Cavanah pl,atin

frank 7. taNahah, tltlhNhs
The Rear creek Cod Mining Company, defendant
The Penr'e ~ the State II Idaho ssnd greeting %
The above nanie.l defendant
You ar hereby required 10 appear in nm action
brought AGAINST Won hf tie aloft nsnlrt plaintiff "
the ns'ri't Court 0f the Fourth Judicial District %
the '1tr ~ lirho, in ard Tor Tie county Of fillmore
amt "a answer the complaint filed therein. within ten
an. exclusive ~ the av af seryirr after the ssrire
or you ~ this II served sithln this county
or q served ont Of this county on IN his district.
within twcutv DAYS. otherwise within fur't DAYS, or
jad men, hv dr,ult Wi.i &c taken against YOU, nc
rowling 20 the PRAYER Of sgi4 complaint
The sal ION j. brought 10 recover u ard trofn
Won Tor work and lat0r dcre and performed ~ Ncnr
iI instance and request ard Tor monet pait and
advanced ~ yorr sTeci,l instanee end request The
sum ~ Ten Thousand Three Hundred iitN- sight
aud ., 20, Dollars. between the first LAY 81 JanuarF,
lssS and the arsf ial OF Jelly, St2 and recover OF
and nom ,0u the sum 81 Five Thausand Two lfau
lrci ant Fish'y hns.Fs and 36 Too uror an rsHo'nt
stated June - 1891 and To recover ~ and from
v1ii the stlu II S,,yci Thousand isht hundred and
Firhtv-sigh' Gul 2nlgo DoiArs WsGu al yys-sdhnt
stated o ths ~ day Of Anil ls19 and 20 recover Of
SIS and q, ~. dollars for work and labof done ana
rrLfqr-gcd Tor Won ~ Your SPECIAL instance ana re
1u.s, N rlrre county Idaho, between the hr~ GAY
u April SOC and the ir,t d7N II jniv l-os anh =
recover ~ nad from sou the SUM u Three hundred
ard Five dollars. fpr has anu rsrcte' ana i'
mon, raid ont and expended iJr YOUR We ana N'h
! eft snd a. Ngur s'scal instance ati reau's, ""l
the wear l-t2 and ie'are the celunieuHeaent 81 tii
action The whole will laefo iuliv appear - thseom
plaint Gle herein
And you a., Iercty notified that Il vou fail Ia an
pear and answer the said complaint. a. above 10
iireh the said plaintiff viii ttke judo ment sgAius
you recording 9" the PRAYER q the complaint
Given under my taiA aad the seal 81 the Itstttr
court 4 the Fourth Judicial District % ih
VS3 STATE n idaho ne aud fr the c.'"ut, ~ "
n,aie this a2d d.y ii july, In the year Q
our Lord one thousand eight hundred an
"''' ~" " g wfckrEsuAN. Clerk
Ilawley R,syc-, a'tarney-flr rsin'ih
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

Tr Tom Finrisfn his hers ar sss gnses:
Y.u are hereby mortified that have expended two
hundred dollar, (s31o co. H. ah0r 4ad Improvements
during the years 1900 and 1901, en- the
REEsER
Ios'e mining claim sftuatei IN Tear Greek mining
District Finore COUNTY State OF Idaho. about
one quarter 81 a mile northeast from the town OF
Rocky H-r and adisinlag the Goiten hAr lade or
tnirti,tg .la.m IN the east require by Section
2924 Rev sel statutes ri the intel States, buns
the mount required a. IL the stmr fnr tho wears
ending December 81 1890, and December 81, 1872;
thai vtu- proportion d the same is s'2-sSl being
one sixth ~ above expenditure ard If within 90 days
after Ills notice h. pHbfaai5an you tail OF Teiu't
10 contribute your proportion IT such eNpendithr,
A. r.nwnrr YOUR into est In aid ela78 vii bScome
the ur0pfrty ~ The subscriber u1 der SAID section
2sai Reused Statutes - she Grited states
MICHAEL IkoSlN
frs, publication. May :, 1882
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04

The Masonic grand lodge to be
held in Boise Civ from September
18th to 18th. will attaot a great
many people to Boise. The Union
Pacific railroad company has made
a round trip rate Of one and one-tifth
fares from all points in Idaho
1t is through that every Masonic
lodge in Idaho will be represented.
And now they say ex-senator Nc
Connel wrote a letter that will smite
him in his gubernatorial race where
Abner smote Asahel. Oh! Senatorl
Senator, why did you write that let
ter to Elmora County? II Jake
Horn publishes il in his Leader, the
pictures in the executive office will
turn their faces to the wall on you.
And you never SO much as said,
Burn this letter. Oh Senator
Black foot News.
The Owyhee Democratic Conven'
ton endorsed Smith, the Republican
nominee for Treasurer Smith mus
Re mighty good rlan-for Rep
The S. F. Call and the ButLETI'
only $3.50 year,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04
Idaho state Ticket.

t0nhO state TICKET.
For Preside initial Electors,
q. v. BRYAN, of Alturas.
]. W. EDEN, OF Bingham.
J. w. REID, OF Nez Perez.
For Congress,
f. b. TRUE, OF Alturas.
For Governor,
JOHN NJ. BURKE, If Shoshone.
For Lieut. Governor,
FRANK HARRIS, of Washington
For Secretary State,
J. III. WICKERSHAM, OF Ada.
For Treasurer,
+. A REGAIN, OF Ada.
For Auditor,
J. W. MCCLURE, OF Kootenai,
For Attorney General,
W. I. REEVES, of Ada.
For Supt. of instruction,
J. W. FARRIS. Of Bingham.
For Supreme Judge,
+. L. ENSIGN, of Alturas.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04
Gilmore County Ticket.

Elmore County Ticket.
For Senator. ... GREENE WHITE
For Assemhlyman w. j. BoGARD
For Sheriff. .JA JAS ID. GRAY
For Assessor JOHN J. McGIsNEss
For Treasurer ... w. A. REYNOLDS
For Probate Judge ..... .B. CLINTON
For Surveyor ..... s. G. RHoADFs
For Coroner -. nR. W. +. SMITH
For Commissioners
District JAS. a. NICHOLSON
District . W. ii. MAHIoS
District 3 THos II. STEPHENSON
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04
Notice TO Creditors.

Estate Of Charles SAVERS, decea-ed.
Notsre Is hstsh, given ~ the undsrsigaed admin
-tratot II the estate 81 Charles SAVERS deceased IN
IN. creditors e. and all persons having cla'- sSain-
the said lie -cases ~shiht them. Win the neces
1s1-;- hers within ten atoafbs after the hrrc
publication 81 this naSce tie said administrator AZ
Rocky Lar, Elanofe county, Idaho.
n CLINTON, Administrator OF
the estate - Charles Sayiers, deceased
Dated AZ Rocky Rar. July ", lsss
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04
F1RsT.CLAss and POPULAR hOsTELRY

Has rg and well Sleeping Rooms also large and welte
Commerci, travellers The Dining m II ella
appointment Ask for Clerk Of the Gilmore afrr
ine nj the dtfYt
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04

Saddle for sale. Apply at this
Office
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04
ELMORE COUNTY BANK.
Mountain Home, Idaho.

G. s RICE, PRESIDENT. J. W. Campbell, CASHIER
GA Gcnec transacted Exchange bought
---snd sold negotiated Deposits received Interest
paid deposits.
F@- CORRESPONDENTS:
u.,oyer S, Rank New York Oregon Bank, Portland.
Bank Ogden, Utah. Boise City Nat Bank BOISE Ut!
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04

The great fight between Sullivan
and Corbett will take place next
Wednesday at New Orleans.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04

Do YOU take and pay for the Btu
LETIN? If not, why not2
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04
Democratic Ticket.

FOR PRESIDENT,
GROVER GLEN EBASD,
~ New York.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
a. T.. STEVENSON,
OF Illinois
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04

This renovated and newly furnished thr uehon
- embraces every OF
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-20

hIS Great
stem d h g II
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Of over twenty
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THO E y U G L Y
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The sun., 1892-09-23
STUFF AND NoNsENsE, SAYS ANNA.
Her Action at FoughkeepsIe WAS 0,Iy .
"airlish Escapade."


"Girli-h Escapade."
Anna schalkhausser. the 17-year-old girl
whose actions in Poughkeepsie and other
places in Dutehess county during the past two
weeks have gained for her consid erabe motor
ity. is now at the house OF her adoptad m other,
Mrs. Antoinette Schslkhansser at 234DSecond
street. Jersey City. She is short blonde. and
very pretty.
1t was nearly four weeks ago whom the girl
answered an advertisement Of Mrs. Charles
jackson of Clinton Corners. about twenty
miles from Poughkeepsie. for boarders. and
shortly afterward went to the Jacksons. She
took with her trunk filed with clothes,
music in French. German. and English. crack
ers, cakes and other eatables. and books. The
Jacksons soon began to regard their new
boarder as peculiar.
She used to lie abed until late In tho day."
said Mrs. Jackson yesterday. and then she
would get up and follow Mr. Jackson. to whom
she seemed to have taken q fancy. about
while lie was ploughing or doing the farm
work. She told US that her father was a noted
Wora wfS was tba To- FrInEe
Vassar; and that her .steplnother. who was
French Government. she said. had bought a
house on Madison avenue for them. and they
the expense Of the French Government
''She claimed to be niece OF ex-Judge
EldredGe of poughkeepsie, and also Of Mr.
afterward denied these RELATIONSHIPS In other
particulars she often contradicted herself and
ing her Claims Of great wealth. she was s always
short OF money. and went away leaving part OF
-" Last Wednesday, she wanted to 60 to
Pourhkeepsie. She had no money. She went
2 s b% %
With soft % puty s into wheh H. small M arisies sHs0sss are
went to Poughkcersie. walking ,to. Clinton
Corners STATEN two and one-hsli miles
shs With herr
had given her. We arerward learned that She
Ilunkett. and had left without paying her bill
She told us that she was EoinG to enter vassar
rowed Is cents OF Mr. Jackson to buy candy
st ha @ Of Last MnSa, S g
the train for PouEhksepsie,. leaving her trunk
here. and we h! hayn't hear OF ln her since"
ssfssy .as s' sGs
a % Mrs. s.s Ss nss spas
When asked about the trip to Poughkeepsis
rs S % % ss Ysadn sas T wf She 's snd
became confused. Mrs. schalkhausser an
swsred ~. I for her her. . a,r,,s, asoan.,.. s,o
clared "She went to Foughk eepsie to mest
Miss Edsall daughter Of clergyman at Pleas
Poughk eepsis; that's MI that amounts to.
After, she, loft the, Jacksons, she went to
brought homo from there last night
by my. lawyer. Mr.. Bacot. l kept her
supplied with money, but she s,ill owes
great deal OF fuss has been made about very
little thing. The girl is all right. and the only
trouble Is that she was II l!ttle foolish about
that Poughkeepsie matter. but 1t was only a
lark. In other respects consider her, blame
less and what the Jacksons have said about
her is both untrue and cruol.
The sun., 1892-09-23
CITIZEN rxnsURroys HEM
He waved Its skin md Feathers In Court
TO Prove His Case.

HARTFORD. Sept. 22.-IIalf day and more
was taken UP in the Superior Court to-day In q
suit over hen. The action was to determine o
how the fowl came to her death. and whether
or not James Warburton an aged and highly
respectable citizen OF Berlin. was guilty OF an
assault on William Phillips OF Kensington.
Mr.. Phillips works in New Britain. He travels
to and from the factory on his bicycle and
passes the house OF Mr.. Wnrburton.
Mr.. Phillips said that while riding home one
night last June the hen crossed his path and
he ran over It. He said the hen continued
running. and went into Mr.. Warburton's yard
Soon afterward n couple. of his shopmates
brought a message from Mr.. Warburton ask
ing Mr. Phillips to pay for the hen or the old
gentleman would smash his bicycle. He paid
no attention to the demand. and one morning
early in August. while on his way to work. Mr..
Warburton appeared in the middle OF the
road. holding up a pole. on the end OF which
were the hens skin and feathers. He asked
and when Phillips answered in the negative
front wheel OF the bicycle. Phillips took u
header and four OF the spokes were broken.
When Mr. Warburton took the stand to toll
his story he carried along the pole and the re-
mains Of the hen. Ho said that at the time OF
the accident to the fowl Phillips was racing
down tho road with team. and that the hen
was killed outright. He denied breaking
Phiiiips's bicyclo o. and deiied the Jury to ind a
mark on the pole.
The Jury was out two hours and then re-
turned with the announcement that they could
The sun., 1892-09-23

Residents and Visitors Protest Against the
War Department Order.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 22.-Protes,s in great
numbers were received to-day by Acting Sec
retary Of War Grant from residents and Wis
jtors at Fortress Monroe gainst the execution
OF the order to remove all buildings on the
Government reservation there. This order
was given because the residents had not COM
piled with tho notice given them six months
ago to establish q sanitary system of sewer
age. Much Of the Government reservation
about the old fort is occupied by private par
ties. by permission Of Congress and by tacit
consent OF the War Department. On this ground
stands many private residences. the we'll
known Hygeia Hotel. and Chamberlin's Hotel.
Aside from the Government troops stationed
there. the resident population Of Old Point
Comfort ts. perhaps. 800 people. while Mt the
hotels there are almost always fully 1000 peo-
pie. The whole island is under Government
control. and some time ago the engineer OIL
cars decided that the continued health Of the
place could only be- insured by establishing
were notified that the Government would bear
Its proportion OF ths expense and that they
must bear theirs.
No action whatever was taken by the resi-
to the fact that when an order is issued by tho
War Department 1t means something besides
mere words. The representatives, Of Harrison
Phpbus OF the Hygeia Hotel. the Catholic
priest at the fort. John Chamberln. and others.
BY their attorneys have, asked that the vaca.
tton order he suspended. intimating that they
will comply with the orignu! order and at once
take steps TO cooperate with the Government
in establishing uniform sewerage system.
Acting Secretary Grant has refused to take
any action in the premises other than to call
the facts to the attention OF Secretary EIkins
when he returns to Washington
The sun., 1892-09-23
Grain Tonnage OF the AtchIson.

yicc-President Reinhart OF tho Atchison.
T"pska and Santa F4 Railroad Company has
published tho following comparative analysis
Of the earnings Of the road " For the year to
June 30. 1870. the total revenue tonnage was
7.72i.30S. of which corn was lO.4 per cent.
wheat At per cont. and al grains. including
wheat and Corn, 1877 per cent. In the year
to June 80 1891. the total revenue tonnage
was T1St.223. of which corn was 35
per cent. or 80 per cent. loss than pre-
vious year: wheat ~ per cent. or $40 OF
all grains lo;S per cent. or $50 per cent less
notwithstanding these decreases in grains
Atchisons total tonnage. including all
grains. in the yearto June 30. 1891. was 5B9l4
tons Grenter than tho preceding year. while
freight earnings were 81 DAG. 435.75 larger.
In tn" year to June 80, 1897, corn tonnage
Wa - per cent, less than In the year to June
grain tonnage 3.42 per cent. loss. while the
aggrsgate tonnage Of all commodities. includ-
ing grain. was ] OBS. 457 tons greater and
freight earnings -. 4.OTO.25O.34 larger. In tho
yenr ended June 30. 1892. which Included tho
large crops If tho fall of 1891. Atchison's corn
tonnage was hut per cent. Of the whole. or
y Of per cent; creator than in tho previous
greater. and total grain ] 80 per cent. or 4.47
per cent. greater than previous year. while the
total tonnage. including grain. rose to S.T'il.-
lB5. or JSl .5i2 tons greater than the preced-
ing year. and freight earnings were s2.iI3,-
73@.J3 larger. In tho year ended .Tnne 30.
rose to 4i33526 tons. an increase Of |. .O2a.S47
tons, or y per cent over the year to June 80.
$40. while the showing for all grains was a
decrease OF 3. AZ per cent. in tonnage"
The sun., 1892-09-23
"-. " #%$$}S5$'iiss S5$i;s%s's
~ pLDI.S:Sx&S@I,e.As:a a's.S -


We'll. what about it, =,
DO ySucsn cs you tel, M the readers Of The
Tho Office boys face assumed q contemp-
tuoM,ss expression.
whvyy wrhWhy' III IL pogoSia' ehro''. of course
,rD aons q the men in tho market said 1T was
well. amt that all tho same2 He VIZ givin'
Another fisherman said IT was spotflsh.
say. guess -it amt 4 hos doest,' t come u up
hss ns oe n r.. M fSnn fSTn %nlh .
head about It sli day. i looks IKE, a. pse21
same sam It eun BE- tarpon. M te BECAUSE s tarpon tar
got silver scales 1t looks. too. like it might
be a , sci"maccetiain- ehannci! bass. you KNOW
broke on calling to another fisherman. what
do you take the blamed thing for?"
then at lonS range and then he held il end Hp.
:. Pears tine It might be a 'narricky;,..,
ssaai Them narrieiesy s hs yGpk knoM 1hRk got tail
What il. an ana,rhichns lupus ?" asked the
Ieportsr. The fisherman looked at him In ILL
",Woii:hsh" was finally the laconic answer
to the In "Ss the snan e Ss
stiff and cold in the big Ice box in John Stein
street The cruel hook had not asked Are
you po9onLas c1ronns. or a !ioston,.us Iant',n-
tered not to the fish under which OF these
names he was caught or whether they were
trout He was beyond caring.
Mr.. Steinberr's visitors look ed at the fish. and
passed their opinion. Jakey pethleft. who
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