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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-27
BOTH HOUSES TO HUSTLE.
THE APPROPRIATION BILLS FAR
BEHIND TIME

The Fiscal Year Expires Thursday and
Not One OF the Money Bills Passed
Yet-rhe Appropriations TO Be Ex-
tended by Joint Resolutions In Order
TO Prevent stoppage of the Govern
ment Cog Wheels.
WASHINGTON, June 26-The proceedings
In both branches Of congress this week will
doubtless be affected by the fact that the
fiscal year expires next Thursday. Not a
single regular annual appropriation bill has
as vet become law, and resort must be
had TO the expedient Of extending the ap-
preparations by means Of joint resolution
for certain fixed periods in order to prevent
total stoppage of the machinery OF the
government This device for meeting the
failure Of congress to provide the necessary
appropriations for the public ser vice before
the expiration OF the seven months of the
session available for the purpose is always
resorted to with great reluctance by con-
gressional managers, and 80 10 is probable
that every effort will be made to hasten the
action of the conference committees and
secure the enactment Of several OF the bills
before the end of the fiscal year SO as to
narrow the application of the extension
resolution to the smallest possible limit.
In the Senate the agricultural appropria-
tion bill has been practically completed AMI
formal vote will probably be taken to-
morrow on the single amendment remain
Ing unacted upon one relating to tho
monthly crop reports Of the agricultural
department.
Probably the legislative bill will follow in
the regular order. IL is 10 be reported to-
morrow from the committee on appropria-
tions
TWO MORE AWAITING ACTION.
The pension and postofIlce appropriation
bills are ready on the Senate calendar
awaiting action, and the first named at
least, will doubtless be sent to conference
within day or two. BY the time these
bills are disposed Of the sundry civil, fortih-
cations, and general deficiency appropria-
tion bills will be ready for action. Mean
while the conference committees will be at
work. and 1t is expected that the district Of
Columbia, diplomatic and consular, and
probably the naval appropriation bill, will
be agreed upon in conference and finally
passed, SO far as the Senate Is concerned,
before the end Of the week.
The anti-options bill may also cut some
figure in the proceedings, II It emerges from
the Judiciary committee as ID is generally
expected.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04
Cholera in New York.

Cholera in New York.
Yellow fever in New Orleans.
Mrs. Henry Johnson came down
from Wood Creek Station on Fri
days stage.
Mira. Hice has removed from her
ranch to Mountain Home, for the
coming winter.
johnny Clark won a fine gold
watch at rattle few nights ago
throwing 30.
A. w. Lockman yesterday re-
ceived a blooded stock dog-all the
way from England.
G. NJ. Hunt and Miss Ida Rich
ardson were married at Glenn
Ferry on August Sth.
Henry Dorsey has gone up on the
South Boise river To assist in build
ing the new county bridges across
that stream.
Paul Wilder came in from Boise
Thursday, on his way 10 the Bar to
attend the funeral Of his mother,
Mrs. Sommerlatt.
The Peoples party will hold their
county convention at Glcnn's Ferry
on the 2Sth of September and place
n full ticket in the field.
Frank Cavanah. Jr.. came in from
Boise Friday night, intending TO 60
to the Bar, but finding il unnecessary
returned home Yesterday.
Geo. Crandal and wife came
down from their beautiful home
near Pine Grove last Tuesday aud
spent several days in town.
In the case of Sam Galloway
against A. i. Boyd, for damages
tried before Judge Sinnott Friday
the jury failed to agree-standlne
six and six.
i F.P. Andreas is in Chicago or
ganizing a stock company and ar
ranging for a 100000 sale of tbs
Franklin group of mines and mil
at Pine Grove, this county.
Andy Griliith's oreana stage wa
detained several hours Wednesda.
by the unruly actions of his horses
that got away, with harness on. ant
ran mile or more out on the Ore
ana road before they were captured
For sale--A large Groom dwell
ing house, with cellar, wood-sheC
aud stable and free mountain sprinl
water in the house. Apply TO y
NJ. Payne, Mountain Home, or Geo
d. Golden, his agent, at Rocky
Bar.
Charlie Oliver heard Of the grea
fire at Rocky Bar early Frida.
: morning and hastily repaired =
Mountain Home and offered team
) 10 send provisions TO the unfortun
ates or to render any other assist
ance in his power.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04

Furnished by Reliable Citizen OF
thc old Golden Gnmu.

the OId Golden Camp.
The big woodward at the Ida
mill is being rapidly filed up.
The policy of the present supt. In
giving the wood and timber con-
tracts 10 the lowest bidders, gives
employment to more men and teams
than the old style Of you tickle my
pocket and I'll tickle yours.
Now is the time for all parties to
put their best men to the front for
county office. AS a square-toed re-
publican. | would like 10 see A. G.
Smith nominated for State Senator
He is a man of more than average
ability and integrity, and would
poll strong vote here from all par.
/ ties.
There is paper printed in Colo
RADIO, in the interest Of the populists,
called, THE Middle Of the Road,
that, for vituperation, and red
hot agitation, would lead one to
Judge it's editors were twin uncles to
Brick Pomeroy's old La Cross
Democrat
Messers. Krippenhcrg, Barbour
and Sappington passed through
TOW II last week to Atlanta. They
represent the Glendale Silver Min
ing Co. of Montana. They only
stopped one day and we do not
know their opinion of the Monarch
, mine.
, You do guess things about right
, once in a while and you hit it dead
center when you said: John Mitch
ell is a good man" II he is nomi
mated for sheriff. Jim Gray vii
find some Republicans left arounC
, the edges of Rocky Bar yet.
' Jared Stedman has gone to Crack
{ err City, Oregon, we understand, 4
9 open saloon. Well, ! don't lik,
D saloons or saloon business but vii
G tell the Crackerites that old Ste
z won't rope them into a poker gam
. or "roll" them.
Several people are coming fror
1 Mountain Home to JOIN Henri
= Swanholm Jr. and others at thi
!. place, in a camping-out trip TO tn
e Red Fish Lakes. Henry is a goo
e scout and packer and will tax
: them through all right.
= Prof. Waldron began school !
: the Pine Grove district last weel
School house at Casey's ranch an
% scholars. The Prof will ais
!. stump junction Bar for Crook an
: Gum.
Charlie Hopkins and Oliver Law
son have lease on John Howard
\ mine near Bonaparte and are yer
! much encouraged with good pros
!. pee SO far.
Q Joe Sullaway came up from tn
! lower country Monday, loaded wit
n melons, corn and other cholera IN,
/ dicine.
= If a person can find any news j
: Rocky Bar we will give him
d chrome.
e Gen. Curtis will not receive
0 very heavy vote among the miner
= here.
J Mrs. Charlie Hopkins has gor
u on visit to Bascom ranch.
e GOLD BuG.
J. Rocky Bar, Aug. 81.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04
Farm for Sale.

offer for sale my ranch and all I'M
proyemcnts. situated on slater creek
two miles west ii Maytield, in Ei'aofe
county, Idaho.
Ii contains 100 acres, all wire fenced /,
me half of which Is fine meadow laad.
a four wear old fruit orchard OF two
acres. the remainder being line vrge-
blc aud grain land. AID always plenty
~ water. Also n twa-story dwelling
honse, barns aud all necessary odt.
houses.
Also 60 tons Of timothy hay, NOV
ing machine, nlkes. plo@s, etc.
IL is in the center OF Que OF the best
stock ranges in Idaho.
For particulars inquire OF Manuel
Gomaa, Mountain Home, Idaho.
In, ]. l.. TATE.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04
Hiss BLASTS.

We have received copy Of the
first issue OF six column paper
dated Bliss, Logan county, Idaho,
and named Bliss Blast" 1t il a
handsome wide-a-wake sheet and
full Of local matter, We Gull the
following items;
Bliss wants good hotel.
Bliss is TO have a susery.
Bliss is To have creamery.
A bank is To be opened in Bliss.
Mountain Home reservoir is inn
mense.
Grasshopers are now ripe-Ingen
heap fat
Political aspirants are as thick
as ticks in Ceylon.
The placer mines on Snake river,
near Bliss are panning out well.
Don't fail to give your sheep
plenty Of salt during hot weather.
If at first you loose your grip
On any thing you try,
Just keep a rigid upper lip.
An you II get thar by an by.
Mr.. Dan McGinniss, the cattle
magnet Of Bliss, shipped a car load
of horses east recently and we
understand that Mr.. Hardy Dial i
going to follow suit in the near fu.
ture.
Joseph NJ. Venerable, the cxpcr
engineer. was here a few davs az,
looking at the proposed scheme 70
conducting water across the Snak
river ut the mouth of the Malad 70
placer mining.
| No man in Idaho will poll
i larger vote than the democrati
nominee for chief justice of the ST
preme court, Hon Frank f. EnsigI
Of HALEY; besides possessing all II
other prerequisites, he is 4 gent,
! man and scholar"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04

Z. c. Helfrich and Nate Kuhn
went to Rocky Bar, by private con-
veyance, Friday.
kruse's new hotel at the Ferry
il fast gaining reputation for good
meals and lodgings.
Mira. Ryan, the popular caterer
to the hungry at Glenn's Ferry, will
soon open an eating house at Nampa,
The old. reliable BULLETIN is al
wavs on tiuic-rain or shine. Sub
scribe for It and get the news rega-
larry.
RJbt. ehattin went up on the
South Boise river last week, where
Mrs. Chattin and the little ones had
been soiourning FOR several weeks
and returned home with HE family
last Wednesday.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04
Notice of Forfeiture.

To $ H. McCarty. his heirs or assigns:
You arr hereby notih.d that ! have expended
three hundred dollars sn O0) in labor and impra,
nisnts urins the years 1850, 1921 and iss, on the
BALTIMORE
Lode mining claim. situated In Middle Boise mining
district Emore county, State Of idaho, about one
mile south from the town Of Atlanta and about "nc
hundred feet south ~ the Tchona mining claim or
lode as required by section 2324 Revised Statutes o.
Tho United states being the amount required TO hold
the .anr TOR three years, ending beemhet 81. l1Ei
that your proportion Of the !. one hundred dol
lars lSlp0 CO., being the one third Of Hbpse eNcnd
ture ard ii within ninety DAYS after this notice b.
lallL-ttien yon fail or refuse 10 contribute your
proportion Of such expenditure eooSner Your IN.
tertst IN said claim win become The property oi the
.lbscfibrr under said section 22i REVISED statutes
Of the nitu,l states JOHN LYNCH.
Dated Atlantis, August 81, 1872
First puhliaatiun, sep, !.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04

Primaries will be held At the above named precincts
on MONDAY, September 10. ls94 to tictt delegates
to said eonS cntop.
NELSON DAVIS,
Chairman Peoples Party 20, Central tom.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04
Big Bargains.

| am selling my millinery goods
at q great reduction to make room
for fall goods. No trouble to show
goods. Call early and see for your.
self what bargains you can get il,
laces, ribbons, veilings, etc.
Mis-. VI. j. BEARBY.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04
THE DIXIE MINES.

J. r. Butler came in from Dixie
mining camp Wednesday, bringing
with him a sack of fine gold ore spe-
cimens from claims in which he is
interested-the Lone Jack, Eddy
and Capital. Mr.. Butler is the dis
coyerer of the Capital lode and con-
siders it one of the most valuable To-
cations in the district. He men
toned the Gray Eagle, Brown Eye
and Last Chance claims as other
valuable properties in connection
with the above; also that Cy Doom
is industriously at work running a
tunnel to tap his ledge that ranges
from 2 ID #. to 5 #. in width and
averages $50 per ton from wall to
wall, without asserting. Mr.. But
Ter says that he and his partner, W.
X. Wilson, will soon commence the
erection of an arastra to work the
ore from their mines. and from the
excellent character of the quartz
he feels confident the returns will
be big. There are now over u
prospectors in camp. all prosecuting
development work with great vlgor
and certainty Of success.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04

Eimorc Assembly No. 54., X. of l..
Meets every TUESDAY night =, 3 O'Clock, L
Mountain Home snloarning brothers are cordially
LA UNDERWOOD. NJ ".
JAMES cARRoLish T.
JAMES McFAnpFS.R, 8
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04
For County Commissioner.

At the earnest solicitation Of many voters hereby
announce myself candidate for the Office Of County
Commissioner District No. ?, Gilmore county. Idaho
subject 70 the Decision OF the Republican County
Convention GEO L. CRANDAL.
Pine Grove, Jelly %. 1894
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04

A big lot of job work this week is
our excuse for the paucity Of purely
local matter in this weeks BuI.-
LETIN. No time to interview our
solid, enterprising citizens.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04
For Assessor and Collector.

CHARLES P. OLIVER announces himself can
tIiate for Assessor and Collector 81 Elmore county
suhieq, TO the will Of the Republican County Con
rcntion TO he held at Cleans Fry September Il.
Mountain Home, August q, issa
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04
SUNDAY. Sept. 4, 1892.
For Sheriff.

hereby respectfully announce myself candidate
tor sheriff Of fillmore county, Idaho. subject 10 the
decision Of the Republican County Convention, 70 be
held at Gienn's Ferry, Wednesday. sept 81
JOHN MITCHELL.
Mountain Home, August "a. 1904.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-04

Ten new subscribers We're added
to tho BULLETINS subscription list
this week, and not one of them So
lieited. Merit will tell
Johnny Mitchell has gone up tc
tho mountains on an electioneering
trip.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-05-13

70 q ~ hDr~e an 80 what's the ~.
Ter. h<a'de~ I'm al dred hungry a. !
can ges my dinner then.- sni the man.
With an anxious look upon his rugged
faee. picked np his AZ and has.rnet
down tAe path which led 10 his home.
itr hid alrno,t ~ aciied The oak tree
when sudlrniy. he stopped stock still
AID STARED straight ~ orc him. while
d. tase became a. white n milk. lie
saw . sight that vonld make ANY
fathers farr pale. Al the fu,t 81 the
trre lay = Iaryr hcar sound asleep and
bx Aix sAi~. with her roit@n curls
mAnglin< with his rough. black hair.
lay Mand. asleep or dead. the horrificd
father rorld rot tell which from where
~ >too.4- What ~ DO the poor man
kne~ not lie dared not wake the bear
fpr fear. IL his child yet lived. The
nlp~Ster would harm her: and he feared
~ leave her in her present per.lons sit,
uafhon long enough 70 20 - The house
after his rifle.
Nr 0rei was q brave man with nerves
~ iron: bot tile sccAe before him taxed
his bravery and goodness % the utter
most. lie stood for . mo:sient gripping
thr handle w bis Ak. a. n he wouid
crush the hard MOOD between his
tnyer-, and then Nth = determined
lopk uIson hls face W. began cautiously
- approach THE bear. frum snch = ii
Fertipn that The trnnk ~ The tire con
e~ealFsi him lronthc sharp ~ hruin
shDrid they ea--ce % OPEN lis plas
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-05-13

which wos , Management ~ D Pen
sion bureau. - The merits o. dement's
Of congressman Who were NOT under in
v~cstigation-
Later Developments have shown that
the mirth o. the organs WAS premature
Evidence has been introduced % show
not only that Nr, Cooper was not aware
that Jersey wasabusing his confidence.
but also that Raum knew Il months
ago. and instead Of putting . stop 70 il
made the discovery the basis Of efforts
- entrap Mr.. Coopry. These efforts
met with ig~nominious failure. and Mr..
Raum appears a = banied conspirator.
Even republican members Of the com
.xittee have felt obliged 70 say that
they believe Mr.. Cooper guilty % no
wrong. and they M longer desire 70 see
the investigation diverted from the puS
pose for which il was begun
The evidence 30 far taken a~bnndnntly
shows that the pension Office = full Of
men who are chiefly intent upon pro
noting their OWE interests, and that
officials prey NOT only upon the public
but upon subordinates and Others
narrowing money appears 70 be =
favorite species Of dissipation in the
bureau The commissioner borrows
large sums from George T. Lemon. on
the pledge Of stock Of doubtful value.
or perhaps Of no value. and il somehow
happens that nine out Of ten Of the
/ cases expedited under a special order
are Lemons Employees loan money
% their subordinates and are promoted
Other employees report abuses that
F. come under their observation. and are
discharged. Reporting any abuse is
treated as an attack on the commits
si0ner. and the latter boldly says he
Will discharge any employe that attacks
him. To round up this comfortable
SYSTEM Of running the Office As a private
snap every discharged employe is de-
uounccd a. unworthy Of credit because
he has been discharged In this way
the pension bureau IS 70 be made proof
against investigation altogether.
II i 70 be regretted however. that
the investigation Of pension abuses has
not gone somewhat deeper. 1t is obvi-
ous enough that the management Of the
0AAANt - WSM1 ~
the relief Of the country would be con
para,ively small. The opinion prevails
almost universally that a large percent
age Of the pensions paid 80 to the unde'
serving. Fraud and favoritism have
contributed to swell the rolls beyond al
reason. and the pension burden will 81
on increasing for years There IS need
Of = general revision Of the rolls for the
purpose of eliminating fraudulent pen
s~ioners, but the task = probably to-
great 70 be attempted at present will
reasonable chances Of success 50 lonf
as 50 many ongressmen fear 70 make
even . suggestion looking to :he cor
rcction Of pension abuses. the agents
and the cormorants are pretty likely 4
have their own way.-Louisville Cour
~ier-Journal-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-05-13

A state Once soiidly E~epublIcan IL Sev
Doubtfnl.

Doabtfai-
Commenting on the lesson Of Rhode
Island. the Troy Telegram rep finds
tina in four years. On a strict contest
Of sharply defined economic principles.
the normal republican margin in this
little state has ebbed over onc-half
away And il says: There is a very
ready and obvious explanation for this
New England decrease in republican
strength. If the party would only be
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-05-13

was y desperate one and should il fail.
only bis sharp Ak would stand between
him and death 20 himself and child
slowly and 80 carefully that not even .
txig snapped TO betrzy his presence
the s~tronx-armed woodsman neared
the tree. At last he drew himself uF
directly behind /. and listened intently.
From the noise made by the bears deep
brezthings he knew that the beast was
Still sleeping sonndly. A softer sound
fell also upon the fathers ears and
nerved hira with redoubled strength
and courage. IL was the low. gentle
b~reashingS OF his sleeping child With
= fervent prayer 70 God for help. Mr.
Ovel stepped cautiously out from be
hind the shelter Of the tree and in q
moment more stood at the head Of the
bar The sharp AZ swung n~oiselessls
into the air and hung for . second
poised high above his right shoulder
while tie piercing eyes noted the exact
spot on the hairy head where the KEGS
blade was { fall Their. like . fash o
lightning the Ak descended and with q
era~h buried itself in the head " the
bear.
Nh. OveI did - wait 20 see what the
EJECT ~ hi~ blow waS: bur catching
Mani up IN his arms ran a. fast a. lis
~-rra1 legs couEd carry him for The
ADu~e-
Nhrnhe rrtnrnei.~hortlF afterwards.
~ith his rI1e. he f0nad the bear dead,
TIE huge animal had hardly moped
after the az crushed into his skull and
dearh must have been almost inS-an-
taneou~.
yrr. OveI skinned the bear ard nScl
the peIt Is = rug- aud ever after this,
when friends came 20 visit the Ovel
family. little Maud would explain the
presence ~ the bearskin rug to them
in these words This j. ii. hor'id bear
. III s-olrd my pa dinner an my pa
chopped his head open with an AK and
then she would add with 4 merry
laugh: n an sarah Ann thought lie
uas = dorxie an we went ID sleep right
in MS arms Iguess ron never seed a
little girl who went 10 sleep in . bears
arms before. did your and with . look
which told how proud she was Of this
rare distinction. she would turn 70
sarah Ann and for the thousandth
time pour into her sympathetic rubber
ears the story Of their wonderful i'd
venture with the black bear
ALVIN JcvEx.r-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-05-13
NOTES n

Democrats Of Kansas in numbers
sufficient 70 dictate . resolution are in
favor Of nominating Mr.. Cleveland for
president in Junc--Chicago Post
Among those who fear that
Grover Cleveland cannot carry New
York. there are not any members Of the
republican party Of that state. They
are all apprenensive that he can. and
they believe that be will.-Brook.yn
Eagle
because short crops abr Dad made
a market for an increased amount o.
American breaistuffs the protection
organs point with pride to the fact
that '-the Mckinley bill has not sup
pressed exports No one supposed Is
would. when the old world i hungry;
but il cats ur in taxes the greater part
II the small profits Of the American
farmers crop<-S. y World
The actual increase in the vote Of
the w parties IN Rhode Island has
been 500 on the democratic vote and
$500 on the republican The republic
an gain has been . per emit and the
democratic gain - per cent n nor
than 1000 independent votes refused &c
support vardwell and will vote for the
democratic candidate for president the
democratic president who will Be
elected next fall may still havs Rhode
Islands four electoral votex.-N. Y.
World
In these days Of sore distress the
republican herd<men are in : badly rat
tied frame Of mind. A New York par
per has suddenly discovered that neither
Blaine o Harrison stand : show Of
election and says that II some wis
statesman will get up In the Minneapo-
liz convention md make : rouslng
speech for s'Old Abc's son.r Bob Lin
coin will carry on The prize and make :
lively run Nobody appears able p
discover : Moses In ~ Republican ~
rshsA-Dstrois Erss RsssA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-05-13
TO EvADE.


vc.tlxafion-
When an accused person adopts the
advice Of the old lawyer TO abuse the
plaintiff : attorney one Is apt 20 sus-
pect that the condition exists 20 which
that advice Is applicable. namely, that
both the law and the evidence are
against the defendant The pension in
vestigation has c~onclusiveiy shownthat
Commissioner Rarm has for months
been engaged In . conspiracy 70 trap
Congressman Cooper. who has been &C
tive In having the management Of the
bureau investigated
The organs Of The administration
have also been zcalous In aiding the
counter attack on Mr.. Cooper. When
Hersey was found 20 have been carry
ing On : profitable business IN expedit-
1ng pension Gases. tbey Z once assumed
that Mr. Cooper was his partner. and
commented with ghoulish glee o hia
being hoist with his own pctard- and o
his having thrown : boomerang. They
were extremely ANXIOUS % divert atten.
- from ~ SeA Da1tsr - issua,