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Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-07-21
Tha Ynginia Tnr.

The Leonardtown Baseball Club return
ed Tuesday evening last from is visit %
the Northern Neck much eIated by two
yiciories-one over the Montross and anoth-
er over the Warsaw nine-and loud in its
praise Of the hospitality Of our Virginia
neighbors. The score in the first game
wss 0 70 35. and in the second game IL 10
26. A full account Of the games win
appear in our next paper.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-07-21

and moved there. she brouEht with her
70 this county fine herd uf Jersey cattle
The many friends of DR.. John 7. spaId-
ing sincerely regret his confnement % his
bed By sickness and join with the BEAcox
In wishing him speedy restoration 30
health We hope he viii soon be able 70
resume his practice
The promotion Of Capt Sylvester 10 the
Presidency Of the Maryland Agricultural
College leaves the principslship of Charlotte
Hall Academy vacant We hops some S.
Mary's man win be honored by The sp-
pointment Capt Georgs Thomas, J. Frank
coad, J Marshall Dent. J. Felix Fenwick
or George w. Joy would be good men Cor
the place.
The Cedar Point property was sold Tues
day st public sale. The tract known as
Big Woods. containing 10 acres, was
bought BY Dean II. Dawson for $500; the
tract on. the Three Notch road. containing
$50 acres. was bought by Samuel K.
George TOR 9ll40, and Cedar Point. con-
taking 200 acres was bought by Richard J.
Readmond Or 5000.
The New Sacred Heart Church viii be
dedicated on Sunday, July Gath At 10 q. M,
by the Rev. =. v. Baursand 9. J.. Rector
Of Woodstock College. A three days
mission win begin at p. m, under the
direction Of Rev. Daniel Doherty 8. J.s-sn
eloquent preacher. Sermons for Adults
during the mission win be given at ESQ q.
m, and $50 p. m. Instructions for child.
rem at 3 p. m, ON Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. The public are respectively
invited
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-07-21
(CoMMUxIcArKp.

VALLEY LEE, July 1e, 1892.
Messrs. Editors :--In card in your lasl
issue, entitled -the steamboat controversy y
the writer tells our people some plain, un-
dispufable facts. The Nd. and Va Steam
boat Company il . monopoly Of the rank
est kind. They have rs in their power and
are not q; all over jealous in their efforts
10 conceal the fact we are at their mercy,
and. what ID worse, that we are cnntenttd
that such should be the case. Like Boss
Tweed of unblessed memory, they laugh
at our complaints and ask rs "what we are
going TO do about it 2" That some Of the
officers of the line are clever, polite, agree
able ard indeed everything that IL pleas
ant, II is not the object of this card to deny.
That the patrons Of this line pay and pay
handsomely for the service they get no one
with respect for the truth viii or can re-
fuse to admit. Now, when we are COM
PEELED TO pay prices Of the highest order, il
unreasonable or unjust or ungentleman-
ly 10 expect in return services of the high
est order? We may be wrong and may be
doing these polite gentlemen an injury, but
We think not Do we get even ordinary
services? Let the complaints of freight
landed at the wrong wharf, or not landed
at all, answer the query. The writer has
had personal experiences in this particular
and will give il IL occasion demands. And
what Is still mere aggravating in great
manyl instances IL redress 10 sought, no
one can be found willing to accept respon-
sibility for mistakes, and you are sent from
official 10 official until WEAKNESS tells you
that you are chasing the rainbow. In the
eye of the law the common carrier 10 the
servant of the public and is held to strict
accountability for his acts; but the Md and
Va. Company Is in practice the public's
master. Are we, then, in the face of ex-
torticnate charges, poor services and off,
cial impudence, to continue to cry down
all offers Of competition?
PASSENGER.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-07-21
should be Done OF opos.

Mr.. James T. Abel, one Of our best
citizens and truest Democrats Ii justly
wroth at the condition OF the Britisn'a
Neck roads and the way they have been
managed. he says the Farmers' Club
offered TO furnish team and implements
free for the repair Of these roads and 81; the
county ID asked TO do IL 10 pay the labor.
This Is fair proposition from good denao-
Gratis and our county fathers should accept
IL at once.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-07-21

Fancy Ball.
There viii be Fancy Ball at MooTe's
Hotel In 'Leonardtown on next Wednes-
day, July 9th instant, under the manage
ment Of the ladies of st. Andrews Parish,
the proceeds TO be devoted 10 a charitable
purpose. The ladies attending the ball are
expected TO appear in Fancy Costumes.
Admission to Ball, 25 cents. Refreshments
at reasonable prices. All must come for
sweet charity's sake and see how well the
ladies can wait on them.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-07-21
BOARDING.
FOR THE SENATE.
FOR SALE.

A farm Of % IL acres, SO arabic and the
balance in timber, situate near Oakley, 9TH
district, on Canoe Greek. A new dwelling
in good order. Convenient TO churches,
wharyes, stores and school Apply 10
ROBERT +. LONG,
Oakley, st. Maryis county, or
10. r. MORGAN,
Attorney, Leonardtown, Nd.
Aug II -tI
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-07-21

t. Miss Lula Duncan and Mr.. b. ID.
Sullivan, Of Baltimore, are visiting at Mrs
Saunders, and district Mr.. Sullivan saws
he is stalking out partridges and rabbits
preparatory 70 Staying them the coming
Fall.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-07-21

PRRsoSAL.-The late arrivals af sThe
Branch" are Mrs. +. M. Dyer, Messrs. Ed
win II. Hess, Morton G. Luchs, Win EN-
ory Day and ]. i. Al. Raley, Of N. Y.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-07-21
Saint Mary's Beacon
COUNTY NEWS.

A suit Of gsntleman's clothing on road
from 81. Clements Bay TO Leonardtown.
Reward II returned 70 BEAcox OFFIcK-
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-07-21

Der in the world
sensational and
Keeper, Bar
I 10 be without
ls wherever il
in the United
l3 weeks for
lie copy
8Ox,
few York uity.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-07-21
Oh u DING.

MRS. GARDINER, All st. Paul 81.
Baltimore. rs cents per day or "a per
week Good meals.
May2S-tfl
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-07-21
FOR THE SENATE.

Messrs. Editors:-Please announce JAS.
I. NJ RALEY 40 q candidate for the next
Senate. subject 10 the Democratic conven.
ton. Norganza.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-07-21


tjmore, Patux-
icinity. Large
ms for grain and
"a by scow and
BURCH,
k Avenue,
Fillmore, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-07-21
& co.,

& CO.,
sNERAL
CHANDISE,
HOES.
pril IS. 1892.
ur Assessment
p same is over,
Ice is where We
Summer Milli.
for our fami-
,blem by call
s. CO.,
stock Of goods
ith the expert
reasonable fig
rom the cheap
the Millinery
and Childrenfs
be enumerated,
pr patrons can
the goods and
ing our Assess
Our patrons, we
PEOPLE.
LILLE s. co.
1ts trimmed
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-07-21

If parties having farms for sale viii send
description and prices 10 the undersigned
or call in person, II viii be TO their advan-
tage. have now orders for several farms
Nov t4-tft 10. y. MORGAN.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-07-21

new SUIT, n
FantO show
md how well
put. and will
Jon for care
OF our goods
desiSetO ges
70 anxious TO
De. We will
ht with you,
Dont keeping
-ReuidrEy Osr
want a new
niture. Wc
quarters for
can furnish
t, Oak, Pop
5, Childreng
wooden stool
1 reasonable
Sc with low
s. YeU1sc-LG-
hoes for men,
speciality OF
g for a sale
We wish TO in
tments arc re-
s, embracing
ch
FssIf."
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-07-21
AVA.
RICH !!

lof WM. A.
Ig moneyon
bfhesh, new
|onest quail
/. satisfactory
\ sedtiing for
and be con-
1 iB Southern
he g0so as the
|suallyfound
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-24

a hig fire occurred at Pocatello
last Tuesday night, supposed To be
the work OF an ineendiary. II start
ed in the opera house about II: 30
p, M. and spread over about two
blocks. The heaviest losers were
Charles Smith, proprietor Of the po-
catelio House, loss SO, 800, no insur-
ance; the Opera House association,
loss $500. no insurance; Bible
Brown and Johnston. loss $4,000,
insured for SO, 800; Kellctt a. Cleve-
land, wholesale and retail liquor
dealers, loss about s., 900, insurance
unknown. The total loss is at least
100000,
w. G. HOWE, Esq. leading le-
gal light in Mountain Home, now
attending court ut Silver City, Wis
tied Del.amar yesterday Mr.. HOWE
says the Mountain Home storage
reservoir is grand success and is
making a great country of the sage
brush plains thereabouts. The
company proposes to begin work or
a second reservoir at once and keer
(, right on until the entire system con.
templated is completed, giving suf
tieient water To cover three hundred
thousand acres. -- DeLamar Mug
get, 18th.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-24
4 scrlnne Accident.

District Judge c. o. Stockslagor
and John NJ Thurston, chief attor-
noy of the Union Pacific system.
went cut bird hunting Monday and
a painful accident happened to the
judge. They were hunting on a side
hill, the judge being quite distance
below Mr.. Thurston. The latter
fired at bird which he supposed
was entirely out Of range Of the
judge, but it happened that the shot
struck Mr.. Stockslager in the right
eye. Neither of them can account
for the shot diverging at such an
angle as it did. The Judge was
taken to town, and DIR. Brown adj
vised that the patient be sent to an
ocullst at Salt Lake. Mr.. Thurston
immediately telegraphed for an en-.
gine TO attach to his special coach,
IN order to convey the judge to Sho-
shone In time to make connection
with the east-bound train on the
main line.-Hailey News Miner.
How regretfully will Judge Stock
slager's numerous friends perus,
the above. And they will all pray
that the accident may not iniur,
the sag! I of the remaining eye. FOL
it is said he was totally blind in tn,
one the shot penetrated, though bu
few of his friends knew it.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-24

BEFORE aiding in the establishment
OF democratic paper at Boise, in OPP
portion TO the Idaho Democrat, Geo,
Ainsl and other conceited back
number politicians OF the State com
n,ittee should square the old printing
bills due Mr.. Boyakin. But Bro. Jud
need have no fear--the life Of the or
position paper will be brief, and the
old independent Idaho Democrat will
continue to visit nearly every Demo
cratic hearth in the State--for TN,
men swear by it, the women long fo
it, aud the children cry for it.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-24
SOMETHING SWEET.

Claus Spreckles refused for long
time 10 jain the sugar trust, and now
that he has become one Of its mem
beers he wants 10 I've n nionopolist OF
the strictest sect. lie has recently
written letter 10 the Treasury DE
paI tment setting forth that the Pacific
Coast ia being flooded with sugar, the
product Of the cheap labor of China.
lie represents that the sugar Is pro-
duced by Chinese labor and refined ut
Hong Kong, free port, by Chinese
laborcrs who work for ten cents "a day
As there is no duty on sugar under the
new tariff law the Sprcckles company
say it will be impossible for them. with
the American standard Of wages, TO
compete with the Chinese sugar which
IL produced by an English company
and they ask If the reciprocal provis-
ions Of the tariff laS can not he in
voked for their protection. Secretary
Foster has replied that as Hong Kong
is free port and no discrimination is
shown against the United States the
matter is not subject OF executive
action rs contemplated in the reel
procity provision OF the tariff law, but
rather subject, il Congress sees fit,
for congressional action.
Mr.. Spreckles owns large sugar
plantations in the Sandwich Islands
and il is not at ali probable that b,
pays his Kanackers and Chinamor
who cultivate them much il any NOR,
than the wages paid in China Lik,
all other monopoiists ne can not brool
competition. He will find very it'll
sympathy with the people of thi
country--nine out OF ten--a grea
number Of whom are Republicans
would like to see the sugar trus
broken up at almost any cost Thi
action oi Mr. Spreckles tends To shot
how the trusts and monoplisis Of tn
land, when they find the people pro
curing the goods they manufacture n
reasonable rates, have recourse to tn
; Treasury Department. or Congress
keep out Of the country everythin
. that comes in competition. IL is tim
Congress was doing something for III
, consumer, and it is earnestly hope
= and believed it will.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-24

7. V. Powderly called the Home
stead tragedy" savage butchery.' Be.
ing asked his opinion on the situation,
he said 81 ann not now prepared Ia give
n full expression Of my views, but from
what can learn from the press reports
lherc car be but one side to the case.
The strikers are certainly on the right
side and their position will he support
ed to the end. that is, until they obtain
their just demand IL is battle for
bread. The attempt OF the Pinkerton
men 10 usurp tho power of the local
and State authorities il thing which
will no doabt receive the condemna-
ZION OF all fair minded people"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-24

UPoN the taking OF the vote in the
House of Representatives on the 18th
having for It's object the making of n
special order Of the silver bill and APP
plying the cloture rule, but EIGHT
Republicans were found 20 favor it.
They were Bower, Cheatham, Clark ..
Wyoming, Johnson Of Indiana, Joll,
Sweet, Post and Townsend. ONE
HUNDRED and TWENTY. EIGHT
Democrats voted in favor Of the mo
ton. Which of the parties is mos,
favorable 10 silver? Let the voter'
make a note of il.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-24

THE recent labor riots are deplora-
BILE but with all their horrors they will
have one good effect, and that is in
opening the eyes Of the people and
teaching them that the Republican
editors and speakers who have at
tempted To make them believe that u
protective tariff makes goods, wares
and merchandise low and ut the same
time wages high are fakes and falsi.
fiers. Those who attempt to gain votes
by such methods are unworthy of u
hearing.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-24

Governor Wiley gave orders to Gen.
Curtis to arsest all persons known 10
have violated the law in the Occur d.
Alene country and bring them to trial.
No one objects to this course. As un.
der our law there are no accessories
but all are principals, each man Of the
one thousand in the mobs may bee in
dicted for murder Murder trials on
an average cost 81 600. Alter they
are all over lawyers, witnesses and
Jurors will get what there is left OF
Shoshoae county.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-24

While we are told IN the West that
Harrison is all right for silver" let Us
read the following from tire Albany
Times. Harrison is evidently not re-
gardcd as much OF silver man in the
East: 1t sayr:
The Free Silver Devil Is no match
for Benjaminc Harrison. The Pres;
dents pen il mightier than the em-
battled hosts Of his majesty from I b,
plantations of the South, the farms Of
,he trans Mississippi region and the
mining camps Of the Rockies.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-24

Az amendment has been tackled to
the congressional appropriation bill
for the Columbian exposition in the
senate closing the United States de
psrtment ON sunday and prohibiting
the sale OF liquor on the grounds. II
Senators will now close the whisky
shop in the capitol devoted 10 their
nse they will indicate some sincerity
In their action.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-24
Atiorney-General Rol erts saws

In constituting the provisions IL the
constitution. | am Of the opinion that
women possessing the constitutional
and statutory qualifications can vote
at all school elections: but to vote
upon the proposition as To whether a
special tax shall be levied, women
must possess with male ruffragists the
additional qualifications Of being IAN
actual resident frceholder or head OF y
family"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-24

Lawyer HOWE returned Monday
from Silver City.
Cholera is raging fearfully Mt St.
Petersburg-also in portions of
France.
Notwithstanding the exaggerated
dispatches, all is quiet in the Cour
d Alene country.
William Harrity of Pennsylvania
has been made chairman of the
Democratic National Committee.
Major Cavanah has commenced
suit against the Bear Creek Mining
Company Of Rocky Bar to recover
the sum of SlO,30S.
Jack Campbell, the popular Lo-
gan county sheriff, and who has a
host Of friends in this section, visit
cd Elmorc's capital Friday.
Briggs" who formerly conducted
barber shop at Rocky Bar, was
shot at and badly frightened in an
opium joint at Boise last Sunday
night.
Messrs. Clark. Wick,rsham and
HOWE went To Caldwell Thursday
on business connected with the es-
tablishment Of Masonic lodge at
this place.
The Odd Fellows will lay the cor
ner stone oftheir Home for Orphans
and the Aged at Idaho Falls, on
July 20. \ large gathering OF
"thrce-linkers' vii! be there.
What this country wants is n hi-
chloride of squareness squirted into
the veins Of some people that will
make them pay their debts like
men, instead of sncaking around
corners to avoid meeting their cred
i;ors. -Salubria Citizen. Correct,
Christian brother, correct.
The County Democratic Central
Committee is called 10 meet ut Min
Home. Aug. =. There should be a
full attendance in person. Proxy
gatherings-like that Of our Re-
publican friends last Saturday-do
not indicate much party enthusi-
asm. Democrats, come 10 the front
and show the enemy that you are
ready to combat for every inch Of
ground
The Blackfoot News, in well.
timed article. hits the bulls eye
right in the center as follows: 1T
matters not how enthusiastic you
may grow over politics this sum.
mer, don't fail To resolve TO vote
only for good men for Commission
ers and the Legislature. With these
we can live and prospcr-without
them we must toll and carry heavy
burdens
The HERALD forgot te mention
last week the visit of Geo. A. Nc.
Cornick and Josh Gownn. both of
Rocky Bar, Ia attend ouI Fourth of
July celebration. They came over
the mountains in IA ene-horse cart.
and without delay or accident. For
years they have been a. Damon and
Pythias, and still stick together.
They got in Saturday ard remain
cd over until Wednesday, and when
they started home, neither felt able
10 drive back, through soreness of
hands from frequent shaking by
many friends, -Bellevn Herald.
Brother Davis Of the White Pine
(Ncvada) News is the father Of a
very laudable enterprise. lie ETa-
poses that every man in Aeyada
donate a silver dollar to the widow
Of the late Hon. Geo. W. Cassidy,
the silver champion and friend OF
the miner and working class gem
orally. DOUBTLESS there are 1000
* -Ncvadans III Idaho who would
gladly send II each for such a
cause if the matter ; 80, IL saagl-
bic shap" in Nevada
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-24


Fillmore state ot Idaho.
y, u hin, plaintiff
Frank Lr.itcr. drfgrsiaHf.
The STATE ~ ldahn TO Frank Leshcr the above
named defendant
f"n A., hereby required 10 APPEAR in m action
brought against ynu hl the above tuInei paiutd in
The Probate Court IN and for tn, county ~ fillmore
state oi Idaho. and "a answer the complaint filed
therein, n the time horeins br designated, or jdg
aent ~ default Aill ~ taken against y1u aerofsag
to'he prayer ~ saih com Phtiut ipr the sum Il
80 p and nterr-t thereon n 30 pfr -tnt per 1HEum
tTaui June 81 los-. and rnsts ~ tilis suit
III. .aid seton y brought 81 reFa seT frcm gou tn
sum Il si12a Tor merchandise. ta-Wit harness ma
ivtial. fld and delivered 10 Yna nj vuur request
Mountain Home. fimore county. idaho. on account
te slsle II dame ~ is>s, aud the 81 hi, sui
Ant rsI ara hereby rriitlr that Il ,sgu taii +. ap
Tear Pnd answer said complaint on the 10th ,las II
August, 81, the said pianin vii take judgment
against YOU for sNi IS Hnt interest ,heFpna ~ tic
rate % 10 rer cent per at.num FROM Jams ~ is-s.
AMI eJSts Il tits sui..
Given unuer sy hand AMI seat II the Probate
Court IN an for the County II Tiiore. STATE
T. $ 81 Idaho. ts thr 9th day ~ Iuly IN the ear
Il unr irri one thJusAns eight hundred and
ninety two.
hsC 4 sHXoTr Probate Iu,sse.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-24
NOTICE OF FoRFEITURE.

T. Tom f1ursr. rs Ie:TS or ssLgnes-:
Yen sru hafstE uaiiii.s thar haze ,srenfri ssN
hundred daaT, tsafoGp ~ lahus alil iinEEs
during the YEAR 80 u q iSqi on the
HEFSER
Lode piiEing s'.iIn s.taa.ol il par rrsee mining
district, Elmarc e#l.ngN. State 81 Idaho al eut
che quarter q mile northeast from tire tnnu -
Rocky lsT, ard adjoining tine Gnldra liar lade or
mining claim the east. rtQnire hY section
2324 Revised S'piutcs ~ tie taii,d States D. IN
thc aHleuNt resiNtTsi g. tHd thg FIR ths years
ending December n. lsga. ard heremhtr 81. la.
thEt sEr proportion Il the same i ss is5, being
ouC.,ikth II AsuNt expenditure agi u Within 90 ds.
after this notice hy publication you ts!i Iriu e
e. cun,SihHtg var proportion II sarli expenditure
ct,-owuvr vuur interest n said claim ain leyarc
the preptrfy ~ thu subscriber ~ der said section
e1si Re, ise statutes Of the tinted States,
MICHAEL. EKuNIN.
First publication MAJ : lSgs
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-24

w. ]. McCoNSELL uf Moscow wants
the Republican nomination for Gov.
ernor, and Willis Sweet, il is under
stood, will be- renominated for Con.
gress. Is there anything the Repub-
licans Of Moscow do pot wanty
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-24

STEVENSON stock is rising nil over
the State and there is but little doubt
81 his nomination for Governor. Little
Elmore should and will give this ster-
ling, honest old Democrat and staHnch
friend OF Idaho ing boost.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-24

Jewel county Kan, claims 10 have
the biggest OK in the world. lie meas
nres Ia feet in length and six Zee, six
inches high, and when fat will weigh
4,50C rounds.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-24

W. Il. HAYBURN, the well known
corporation attorney, has been making
speeches in various parts of the State
endeayoring 60 prove that President
Harrison il favorable to free coinage
as a pettiiogger he has bnt few equals
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-24
FOR SALE,
THE BASCOM RANCH.

On South Boise River, two miles
ahova the
SHAKE CREEK MINES.
II contains 100 acres Of good land,
al under fence aud now has 10 acres
in timothy and alfalfa.
The whole tract Of land is tiIlab1e-
not one acre bat can he cultivated. It
is one of the hest Stock Ranches in
Idaho. Grain and vegetables of all
kinds do we'll II has produced as
high a. coo bushels 81 potatoes per
acre. Plenty os WATER for irrigat-
ing purposes.
Also good huod log dwelling house,
stables, work shop. eerrals etc.
Gond hay press, good mower and
Tiger rake both new Flows and tooIs.
VIII sell cheap for cash
JAMES a. NICHOLSON
Rocky Bar, September I3.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-24

A protective tariff means no moro
or les. than that the Wesi shall pay
tribute tc the East.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-24

NNG Regular stated MEETINGS II Alturas
w Lodge 10 ~. A T. anil Il are
x II he'll a. Masonic Han In Rocky Far.
fNNfN Idaho, on tbs Third SATURDAY OF
earh month
soiournlg hrsthrcn nrt cordially insited to At.
tend CHARLES - BROWN. 81. NJ
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-24
Local Assembly 1897, K. of [.

IT. Holi regular we~i "
svf-~~ N-sy- meetings every RAJ
1a.s =. " So. nAN evening AZ their
49, \NsI Ssts-, rrV hail IN Harkt Rar.
ILL., Snjnurnng brothers m
good standing arc respectfully invited 10 attend
Uut0bsr l. sol.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-24
Alias Summons.

IN tho Probate Court r. and f1r Tie County Of
Fillmore State 81 Idaho.
y. u. hin, plaintiff,