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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20
TIE WARREN SHOE HOUSE.
Ills = STREET NV.

Is ALWAYS on THE ALERT FOR GENU-
INE BARGAINS IN FINE FOOTWEAR
THIS TINE WE HAVE SECURED
LARGE LOT OF MANUFACTURES SAM
PILES IN LADIES' HIGH SHOES. BUTTON
AxDLAcE, WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT
LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES.
We ALSO HAVE NEARLY ALL SIZES IN
MEMS % PATENT CALF Balls. WHICH
WE ARE SELLING AT sa7s
ALSO A LARGE LOT OF MEMS CALI
BLUcHER Balls AT % 4s. AND ONE LOT
At 2.a5. REGULAR PRIcRc 400 AID
sAoo RESPECTIVELY.
Anew PAIRS OF NIssKg HAND-rURx
NEWPORT TIES AT sloo PER PAIR
WE'RE q. 90 SIZES IL TO e. MOSTLY 4
wIDTHA
ABOUT ONE DOZEN PAIRS MISSES
s2.oo AND q 50 SHOES AT $50. PER
PAIR-rHEsE ARE HKRLKD SHOES.
ABOUT TWO DOZEN PAIRS cHILDs
q. Is RED STRAPPED SPRING HEEL TIES
AT $50 PER PAIR
F. AND A THOUSAND OTHER GENUINE
BARGAINS IN STRICTLY ZINE FOOT
WEAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20
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on CREDIT. cash or sis on dine
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free Of cost. No charge msds fos
waste In matching A. ures.
wessu stx3oot Oak Extension
PApARE Iasl. for sA2s eash. eASo %
FOE Srsf Quality A0Ib Hair Massrss.,
81. 50 cash, q on time.
FALL Woven Wire springs. Is cash.
Our system Of credits n TIE sim
no pleSe and bsst syss Operated N the
District. II oders tbs utmost
1O1kS freedom TO cur patrons and b
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TO tenn nov In uas. Easy weekly o.
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The commissioners met in regular
session Monday, October 10, and
transacted the following business.
Present; Blackwell, Manion and
Davis, and Clerk Wickersham.
Liquor dealers bonds of the fol-
lowing parties were approved:
Neil SHREDDER, Glenn's Ferry
surcties, J. A. Heron, Il, A. Fasley.
X A. Goodlifle, Glenn's Ferry
sureties, Heron and Anthony.
Casey Il Goodyear, Atlanta
surcties, John Farneman, VIM.
Davis.
Hugh Dial, Gleun's Ferrv-sure-
ties, ). c. Garfield, Jas. McGinncss.
Geo. Farber, Pine Grove--sure-
ties, ". II. Blackman, c. =. Oliver.
n. II Baker, Mountain Home
sureties, !, Harp, Z. y. Hungerford.
The sheriff was authorized to
issue licenses to the above parties.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16
Resolutions.

We The Peoples party IN coHs sHti0n at Glenn
FtfH, G'Mare eaunty. ldaho arr IN hearty aasDr.
With ~" National platform adupted AZ omaha an,
the state platform ainr'"d a. Boise city
We have witnessed With aaEin the uliust and bar
tar"ils method ri settling labor Troubles D, calling
nl1H the military iuyces u the STATE ge are in ftyJt
81 constituting compulsory arbitration board
settle Al contention betW Fe5j iAfslr ati ,=,pital
We demand thlt tbs present unjust lirn llR bc re-
pealtd AMI nnR law br enacted that shall hold III,
property aud the owner Thereof for all claims for
telial FURNISHED o. labor performed on the
Ho e1nicnln the prart-cg OF importing cheap Tor
ei2n labor 20 take ths places ai orr own lahaT AMI
demand that Gazru., shall enact such Lass a. shall
nAt an end q This uuIus. nle thld Of 10 luau tbs
WAGE n our ah1rgts
We View with selr The mti4teH1neG ~ a standing
army e.; mtresnaTiss known a. thy F,nteft8n SIS.
teta a. danger e. our lbrues ani Nc Irmanl the
abolition 90 the P1rt iIus pr sie ana condemn t,.
recent iuN aston ~ Idaho hg Hirrt asssslus q plu.
taefary sisted b federal officials
We believe tlttt the waters II this commonwealth
should he controlled ~ the leaide thereof ami that
priority Of rgiit shall be rcrptstsa and den4uI
that oar next legislature shall enact such laws vii
pre- ent H. meflU!zatun and protect the people iu
thef rights add that tip state shall never delegate
or convey uit e. aater "a any person corporation
not an absolute user thereof
GEu y BETLFR, chm Cam.
4. &. NAIDRON, Sccy.
PRANK MITCHELL,
A T. LAGER.
q, W FEETgHEE, 81
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16
VERY PARTISAN.

A few weeks ago sam Bieroth, q
Bruneau, brought a land motto,
from the Boise land office TO III,
BULLETIN for publication. He pre-
ferred giving the printing to us and
did not think for a moment that h,
could not exercise that right, as tho
I.eharges for printing such. notice
must be paid by himself. But in
these Republican autoeratic DAYS
things are not allowed to run that
way, for Chas. Kingsley, the land
register, has written to Mr.. Bieroth
that he does not recognize his right
to publish his application in the
paper Of his own liking, but that he
(Bieroth) must publish it in the
Mountain Home Republican organ
before he Kingsley will allow him
TO prove up on his land. This arbi-
trary ruling is in accord with Re
publican actions generally, We ad-
mt, but i il certainly very unjust
treatment for any free American 10
receive at the hands Of his would-be
master, who is, in reality but ser
want Of the people. However. we
presume that Mr. Bieroth and either
iree-bo citizens will be compelled
TO submit to such indignitics until
a change of administration occurs
which all good citizens hope to
witness on the ith Of next March.
Sherifs have the right to give
their printing to any newspaper they
HAY desire, yet Sheriff Hill of Ell
more county, has never adopted
this arbitrary manner, but has
aln avs been guided by the wishes
Of the parties directly interested.
Hence the BULLETIN. notwithstapd.
ing it worked hard and effectively Cor
Hills election, has received but
precious little nutrimcut from the
shcritfs office during the past two
years. One Of these sales given to
he Republican orgau-that of the
Last Chance property in Atlanta
vas entirely illegal from the fact
hat it failed to appear the required |
weeks, yet we made no
sick, believing that any man had .
he right to choose his channel for
publicity.
It may be that Doodle MS well as
craftsmanship has some influence
With Mr.. Kingsley in his action
bove mentioned.
However, a day Of reckoning is
urely coming for all such arbi-
rary autocrats as this Boise land
flee official.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16
Administrators Sale of Real
ESfain


Satire 6 hereby siHrp, thai in pursuance a, Dr.
der "i tht Probate Court 81 ta a8uniN II ElnArt u
tsf state m Idaho. made the ldth dayoi Beghr-,
ISL, ID the matter 81 the estate If Julian Z TIN.
dE tas, the us1erzisucl, the administrator Il sail
estate, Nill s#jl 1t private sale. 20 the hszhsst
hsiisr, Tor rash iaWiil money II the lutei states
and subject % confirmation hy said irotate Gour
on THURSDAY The 15th dis q ac'al'vr Sc AZ Z
check NJ, a. thn Probate euurt room, w the aaHuty
II tiWnrg AL the right title interest anl estate -
the said julian iii AZ the time u hi. death AMI all
rst iitls aa interest that the sAii estate has, hy
operation of or otherwise acquired other thau or
addition 10 That - Dee sliH Julian T. till a. the
time e ~ death IN ant e. all that certain H5Hing
Er1Fart, SITUATE, lsuE and hsiaa n Atlanta mining
DISTRICT iu the s lgnntr Il EiHuse u the state ~
iaAfa and bounded and described follows, tasa.t.
the same being one undivided halt interest q THE
Iliil uaFis Lode Patent Clsin tif: the third west
eIlA e2trrS.att q the Ai.1ntgletl
Terms and con iilians ~ sale Uash. hWtul m susy
q the Waited States, DUg fourth 70 tha FuFeaase
maHeJ % c nEit r. the adHiuIztFatar uu tir nay "a
sale, hAante In confirmation 81 SAB by said rru4ati
Court dcei at expense u purchaser.
All BIDS Ter tbs purchase hereof T. be sealed and de-
posted With tbs alek u the probate Court Aei0gr
It's h1ur 81 s4le hereia ~ talth
suEtNE WHITE Administrator
81 estate 1t Julian liiii. dgsuasel.
Dated, Ort0ber ID, ls9a oIb
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16
COLUMBUS DAY.

Columbus Day viii be observed
by the Mountain Home publ,
school Friday afternoon at . o'clock
October p, 1892, by rendering tn,
following program:
l. Recalling the Presidents proclamation.
.. Raising IT the nae
y Salute 70 the fag i lhs pupils
song America M country lis 81 Thea
2 Acknowledgement Il tud ptasef or strjrtttrr
s. Seug ~ Caumhas Dan
Address Tho meauug of the Four Centuries
Z. The Ode "Coiuueess Banner
After the above outdoor exercises
the school will render number of
appropriate selections, after which,
addresses will be made by citizens.
A cordial invitation is extended
to everybody in Mountain Home
and vicinity, to he with us and as
sist in making the occasion one
long TO be remembered bv all.
J. l.. ScHAEFFER, PRINCIPAL.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16
TIE oDD FELLOWS

At Pocatello the forcpart Of the
week the Odd Fellows had their an.
nual gathering and large number
of delegates were in attendance from
all parts of Idaho.
The grand ercampmeni c,,aelud y their session, ,
Monday Is the election - TIE flis wing o,tirrf, ~
the ensuing year: ". ). ibadcS, uf Caldwell yr..,I
patriarch, g Fox, ~ Ghlllis. grand hign pr,..4ts
u l'nrr, Of tennessee grand senior warden. irarr
Williams Of pucatelio grand Junior = ,rtIr,, A :
Stucnenhors. ~ Caldw,il gtaid scribe john L.,5,
Of Boise CITY, grand treasurer
The grand lodge emitted its lalnrs NyIn,.,l.,.
having elected amt ihs allied the following nilier 4
y ltiflnon q HALEY, grand master. g. C. Parton.
y Paris, deputy grand master; Tim ufi.enll ~ IA,
cite, grand warden A s. Stguucnherls Of C,ltv.U
grand secretary, John Temp, - Boise CITY t,ru4l
treasurer; J. ". Howe. If lewiston, grand marshal.
= fehNeh, Of ttallis. grand cunit=s u. t.,srg.,-
T. litirr, u blsrkilu, grand guardian r 7 E.st.1
q Bellevue, grand HefaId, and Charles t,ak. N
Emmett, grand eharAin
The grand convention ~ the Daughters Of H,bet,b
e.tctc the following officers tor tie enSr.s 80.
htS iindoi smith, 81 Moscow president. Mrs r. n
= iuard, OF silver CIV, sire ,stitst ~, q n
M"oft, Of silver cts, grand secretary. Mis- j. +
rue - salmon CitN, grand treasurer. Mrs A. !
MNtr-, q beise city grsnd cnpurt1r. Ms n "
benton, Of Idaho CITY, grand warden. Mrs l. Mn
s!g., pi Lewiston, grand guardian. Mrs b. d I'm
Boise CITY crate, -, .Eand herald Mrs. o cole Of
The next -ossion IT ths gram roug, w.
Busls City on the third TUESDAY ~ october, I5gi8
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16
Read Frank BrowncllG's card.
Refreshing showers yesterday

Refreshing showers Yesterday
afternoon.
Religious services at the Congre-
gational church to-day
Mr.. Roscoe Smith made bust
ness trip to Boise yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lennehan re-
turned from Blackfoot Friday.
Hyde & Ramsdell will soon COM
mcnce the erection Of large hall
at Bruneau.
Columbus day October 21) will
be duly observed by the Mountain
Home public school
Miss Mablc Payne will depart
Monday for Rocky Bar, on a visit
to friends in that section
Sanford Robertson came up from
Bruneau "Wednesday to attend the
Masonic lodge meeting.
Miss Benham, from Bruneau, was
visiting the family of Geo. w.
Smith during this week
Mrs. q. H. Crandal and Miss
Emma Andreas, from Pine Grove,
were visitors here several days this
week.
Mrs, Naomi Mcdonald Phelps
and family have removed from The
Willows 10 Mountain Home for
the winter
John Mitchell has lei a contract
for the erection Of fine residence
on the enclosure opposite the Rey
nolds dwelling.
A vote for any Republican is
vote against silver. No Republi-
can claim to be a silver man and
support Harrison.
A. l.. Fletcher and II. i. Uuder-
wood (colored) fought eight rounds
at Glenn's Ferry Thursday night,
and Fletcher got licked.
Gilmore Lodge No. 80, A. +. and
A. NJ, will hold a regular com
at Odd Fellows hall
Wednesday evening, October 10.
Misses Mary and Mel Tate, sis
tiers of Mrs. NJ. Comes, came ia
from Slater creek a short time ago
and will remain in Mountain Home
all winter.
A heavy snow storm prevailed in
and Colorado from the
18th. to the 18th. blocking the rail
roads for a time. Four to seven
feet Of snow fell.
Those who attended the Demo
cratic rally at Boise last Tuesday
say that it was the grandest politi-
cal gathering that ever took place
in Idaho.
Say, ncighbor and fellow laborcr,
DO you want to wear a heavy halter
around your neck the balance Of
your days? II so all you need to
10 is to vote the Rep, ticket.
When you make out your ticket
to vote be sure and place an y after
and to the right OF the name which
you wish to vote for. No names will
be counted on any ticket but those
having an y opposite them.
The Idaho City World of the 18th
says: The little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Bert Pray, aged one year,
was pretty severly sealded several
days ago by the upsetting of tea
The child is now getting
along finely. Il
Sing Chong, who runs neat
in this place, if he was
ioter, he would support John Burke
or Governor. lie says: Mr..
Burke good man; he come TO my
eating house; he Gale for
'vbry ting good aud he pay me
wo dollar half for one dinner.
Mcconnell, he 10 good; lac oatchc
tya lit f.I.I AL tie 4futa y
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16

f. N Wolfe, Esq, will address
the Mountain Home Democratic
club Monday evening Oct "A. Mr..
y Gi'e is an entertaining speaker
and on that occasion will devote his
remarks principally 10 the new bal
lot system.
Manager G. l.. Wing, OF The Owy-
hee Land and Irrigation Company
came in yesterday from Grand
View.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16
Music lessons.

Mas. {. l.. DURHAM having located
in Mountain Home permanently will
open class in music ou Piano antl
Organ september -, aud soiteits pat
fonage. She has had experience AZ
i teacher and instruction from the best
Professors North and East. Terms,
$500 lrr mouth, tao lessons week.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16
A REPUBLICANS say

Gold Bug a Harrison Republi
can, writing from Rocky Bar undo,
recent date, says:
note With sorrow that some one COMPLAINS IRA,
wv gray dets not Iay property tax Neither n.
: w. ;" tface up there Is no stain u disgrace "A
.Neril There ar enough other drawbacks 10 Il. nm
NN' never - poverty struck that cou1 moi s,,r.k
gooi word for friend whether he a,reel Niih h.
" l"hH,s Ald shared nay lsop religion. feelings or
h"t nave known Jim tsf.A Tor wears / Know bjni
:" ' iHfH Nothlhg ttan and an cfipjestt lguuty
sly hhier VI y DC Was net going 10 lie siefsatti
also nave known our i,loR eittsrn James ~ Nam
~ Sooi many years i knew that lee wen, T.. work
~ 'o t''l helis OF PunnsNiFaut Nhcn he va. only
lsas ~ 70 help support his mother ami I'm.
~ VIZ sthovltng every hoy should have hut ii
q tea he elected his natural ability wonlt mak
s9"d o'b'er, bai ! am afrsld be Is hliaaIos IN,
ME NlNe "tson o'i that aill break down Mi.h RIM
10" dc not get a cent far l.i. ant no lin, win
~ ny vote Ny choice tor shrTa Was Mitrbcil
u'1' 10y ad rom There 90. | only sneak az th...
ti " si''" thai an not supfnr,in. i suob trau
'+AhHt ehanps. Mr. Gr4N Ntil carr, a. in,uy
49, away from Rocky Ilr ans Democrat vn m,
M'd 'he fe"pc> partN could nos have uof,i
-" at morn certain % cars us flII marty NOD.
Than Jim oNeilL sAhtg ~ Wv
-" hafs cont hv sreep Tor ID Is not Iona. 10 ,l.
tl'i' and 1aad h"v tI tifrn
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16

The following liquor dealers bonds
were approved

The following liquor dealers bond,
were approved:
NJ. Comes, Mountain Homc-sure,
ties, Il. i. Chatter, G. w. Howcth.
j. W. Bailey, Little Camas-sureties
ii. Swanholni, L. G.. Helfrich.
The joint report OF Auditor and
Treasurer was received, examined and
approved, aid tic same ordered
printed
The judges Of the precincts Of III.
more county were designated by the
boaid az follows, TO whom must be de-
livercd the ballots and keys for ballot
boxes, as follows: Atlanta, Geo. But
Ter; Rocky Ban, Henry Swanholm
Junction Bar, Geo w. jackson; Pine
Grove, Chas Flynn; Little Camas,
Fred Cooper; Big Camas. G. 4. Wiley;
Mayiir J. L. Tate; Mountain Home,
G. W. Howeth Glenn's Ferry, J. A.
Heron; Cold Springs, W Il. Burns;
Smiths Prairie, q. w. Goble.
The claim 81 j. b. Hill, sheriff, for
baillIi's fees, S24, was rejected.
Claim OF ID. b. Hill, sheriff fo- mile
age in case OF John Scott, 800 miles
AT 81 cents per mile, was rejected.
Claim Of Sheriff Hin for S77 10 for
G. Sprowlcs TO insane
asylum was rejected.
Claim Of Sheriff Hill for S77iO for
L. Lennehan to the insane
asylum rejected.
Claim 81 ID. d. Hill in case OF State
vs.. Jno. Doe, $500, rejected.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16

] $3.50 - ~ = ~ w
Judge James Stout, candidate fol
Senator on the Peoples ticket, ad,
dressed the citizens Of Mountain
Homo last Monday evening. Not
withstanding severe rain and
wind storm prevailed that night the
hall was crowded with ladies, Demo
Gratis and few Republicans to hear
THE old man eloquent" Populists
in this town are very scattering.
yet the Judge got reception that
should make any politician feel
proud. Geo. 7. Hall, candidate for
Commissioner on The Peoples ticket.
presided at the meeting and with a
few well chosen remarks introduced
the speaker, who held the attention
of the audience for over an hour.
and during which he was frequently
and loudly applauded. Judge
Stout was an old-time Abolitionist
from which organization the Re-
publican party sprang-and was a
Conscientious believer in the prin-
ciples Of the Republican party for
over 30 years. But the Republican
party became too corrupt for the
honest old war-horse and he desert
ed its thanksgiving good and
sufficient reasons therefor in his
speech. Mr.. Stout's confession of
change Of heart in his old age is
commcndable and should carry
conviction to all young Republicans
of their great error in clinging to the
rotton old Rep. hulk.
E@-We carry ladies' and chill
drens underwear, single garments
and union suits.
GRO S. RICE & Co.
If the Democrats had endorsed
Harrison everything would have
been lovely with the Reps. in Idaho.
But as they did not, but are going
to aid in electing Weaver, the Reps.
are desperate and denounce the
withdrawal Of the Democratic
electors MS the great outrage of the
nineteenth century Poor Reps
they are already defeated, and
know il.
In Nevada the silver men of
various precincts are having schools
Of instruction under the new bollot
system This is a good idea aud
we advise the Democrats and Popu-
lists Of Elmore county to do like
wise, 50 all may become thoroughly
posted in the science Of voting for
Weaver and Field electors, Burke,
Bryan, Wickersham, etc.
The l0-ynar-old son If Mrs. Smith
Mt Glcnn's Ferry, while playing
circus n few days ago, fell and broke
his left arm RSt above the wrist.
DR. Smith went down and attended
to the wants Of the little sufferer.
Brother Jake Horn Of the Nampa
Leader made Mountain Home "A
hasly visit Wednesday night. lie
says be will be dashed glad when
thi. campaign il over.
EG- Dr. Bearby has Just received
her fall goods in millinery aud
ladies' notions. Call early and judge
for yourself.
Mr. Kaufcr, the barber, IS build
INK residence in the north end Of
town.
DO YOU take and pay fur tie BuL-
Lrrgs? Ii ngt, why MT?
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PEOPLES TICKET.

For President.
JAMES b. WEAVER. of Town
For Vice President.
JAMES q. FIELD, OF Virginia
For Presid' initial Electors.
:. d. STRONG, Ncz Perez county
ID. X MONROE, Logan county
For onngnr,M.lEsRsLEr, Bingham county
JAMES Grvs,
For Governor, z"nty
A. j. Crook. Custer county
For Lieutenant Governor,
J. y. WRIGHT, Ada county.
For Secretary Of State,
For Auditor OF State.
!. III. ANDERSON Washing ton county.
For Attorney General,
J Il. WEBSTER. Ada county.
For Chief Justice Supreme Court,
For Treasurer,
I. ]. SUTTON, Ada county.
For Snpt. Public Instruction,
l.. l.. SHEARER, Washington county.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16
NEW s sH5s
IN POSTOFFICE BUILDING.

FRANK ERuNSELtE has returned 10 Mountain
Home amt resumed hnsinrss =, the ais1ye st.44
odd iiicuas AMI customers are inSitci to r4tl and
yet good shave aud haircut
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16

W y Turner, boarding j. Il. Ward .ss..... 1 -
Messrs. Swanholm and Blnckman
presented petition with aiiidavits
asking that this board issue duplicate
/ warrant on general fund for warrant
/ No. 49, for $Jf7I, the same having
been destroyed by fire. II was 70
ordered and the Treasurer To lie noti-
fled To refuse the payment Of warrant
Ia2 should the same be presented for
payment.
Ordered, that contract existing be-
tween w. II. Bangh aud the county
be extended three months.
a warrant was ordered drawn in
favor Of f. G. Helfrich for SIl2 20 for
coal furnished county.
Contract with +. NJ. Wolfe, county
attorney, for months, approved.
Ordered. that taxes Oh all property
destroyed by fire at Rocky Bar be
cancelled.
W. c. Reynolds resigned The position
OF Judge of election at Mountain Home
precinct. and W H. Rinehart was ap-
pointed in his stead.
Contract with C. Ii. Rinehart for
care OF indigents was renewed for three
months
Warrants ordered drawn in favor Of
y. Dodge, for lumber, $500, and z. n.
llungerfurd, drayagc, $3.50.
THURSDAY.
Ordered, that all county officers be
instructed 20 report on Saturday. Nov.
IS, 1882, all moneys received is them
for salary and fees in both civil and
criminal cases. date Of receipt 81
moneys and date expended aud the
source derived from, and all niscel-
laneau- items, fines. etc. such reports
To be made under oath.
Ordered, that the county auditor he
instructed hat when any claim has
been allowed in part the party rcceiy-
ing The warrant i 70 receipt in iull.
Matt Casey made business visit
to this place Thursday.
W. J. Turner is erecting a new
house in the rear Of his hotel.
E@ Bedrooms for rent at Rine-
harts. Prices reasonable.
G. r. Caldwell, representing the
Denver Rocky Mountain News, was
here Thursday in the interest Of
that paper.
DIR. Smith went to the Ferry
Thursday night TO attend Hardy
Dial, whom a telegram represented
as being very sick.
EE- pr. Swami. dentist, Of Sho-
shone, will he III Hagar's house, Mt
Home, until Oct. 90, and will make
regular trips thereafter All work
guaranteed. It
The :. Il. Call ami the BULLETIN
only $3.50 year.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16

I've have a fine line of cloth
ing, mems, youths and boys suits
and overcoats and our prices are
right. Gro. S. RrcE e Co.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16
Eln,orc ConntN TIckct.

For Senator las. Srorr
For Representative Gro. ID. GOLDEN
For Joint Representative
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16
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htt'ii' ~ 'it~ itfHtittn OF ctt3 Tor boarding 4
Fort was dSalluwed, because Mrs L,nnebau haJ
zen n"tli,d not TO board Mr. Port at county, eN.