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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-06-26

Jas. II. Miller departed for his
home at Tekoa, Wash, Wednesday.
The Republican club will hold a
meeting at |. O. o. f. hall next
Monday evening.
ID. o. Stephenson, surveyor, is
lying quick sick at the Turner
House.
Two gentlemen named Cooper
and Peters, recently from the East,
are here looking over the field for
investment.
District Court Clerk Wicker
sham and Sheriff Hill each visited
the State Capital adring the past
week.
Attention is called to the adj
vertisement Of the Nampa Military
Academy or school for boys. II is
under the supervision of Rev. Geo.
Buzzelle. a gentleman well qualified
to conduct such an institute.
Ed. l.. Huntly, the big Chicago
clothing dealer and best known
travelling man in the United States,
stopped over here two days the past
week, having with him IL large
trunks filled with sample goods.
Sheriff Hill and his deputies are
holy terrors to the cumming hobos
who venture to take a lay-oyer in
Mountain Home. These gentlemen
"tie-counters" are not permitted to
tarry long with us.
Chas. Allen claimed to be an in
digent and WINS admitted to the
county hospital here, but II develop
ed that he was flush with coin and
for his deception Judge Sinnott re-
| lieved him Of $40 and sent him to
Jail for 80 days.
| Rev. s. ]. Jennings of Shoshonc
held devine services in the Eplsco-
pal church here last Sunday. This
gentleman is an able speaker and is
/ held in high esteem by our people.
He will hereafter hold religious
services hero every other Sunday.
The BULLETIN man dislikes 10
dun any one, but he wishes 10
gently remind many subscribers
who are in arrears from one 10 three
years for subscriptions that his ex-
penses have recently been quite
heavy. and ne needs a little more
Filthy lucre" TO better equip his
Office 10 meet the demands Of the
rapidly increasing patronage,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-06-26
4 MouNrAlN noME NURSERY.
One More Enterprise Fostered by
Chicago Capital.

Ihicag0 Capital.
During d recent walk along Al
turas avenue the BuLLErlN editor
noted, when just beyond the school
house, long rows Of fruit and forest
trees, shrubs, vines and ornamen-
tails, and ON closer view tens Of thous-
ands of small shrubs just appear
ing above the ground. Wondering
if this were the work of man or had
fallen during the last shower, we
called at the nearest house and
were directed to the manager of the
Mountain Home Nursery Company,
in whom we recognized friend OF
other days, and while walking over
the nursery grounds ne related in
substance the following:
"a short time ago some wealthy
Chicago men were here and directed
that the sagebrush be cleared from
twenty-five acres OF land and the same
be prepared for a general nursery
stock. The spring was then well adj
vanced and being 1000 miles from tue
nearest wholesale nursery where seed
lings and other nursery stock could be
procured, only a fraction OF the work
designed could he carried out. we
have, however, many thousands ol
apple, cherry, pear, peach, prune
apricot, nectarine, grapes and orni
mental shrubs, and many varieties EN-
bracing countless numbers of small
fruits and forest trees. This summer
and fall We design clearing and pre-
paring Tor nursery stock To be put out
eight or nine months hence, eighl
acres adjoining the thirty-five on I'll,
north, making a total of one hundred
and fifteen acres, which one yea
hence will form one of the most com
plete nurseries in Idaho"
Our friends candid manner con
WINGED us that he was sincere IL
every word uttered above, and tn,
BULLETIN is now prepared for al
most anything cyclone or q
wooden mill, an earth quake or {
beet sugar factory. These Chicago
people have a way Of doing the
work and letting others do the talk
ing.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-06-26

John Pierce 10 down with spotted
fever at Calloway's sheep camp.
s. A. Griggs. of Red Bluff, Cal,
who is largely interested in sheep
raising in this section, is registered
at the Turner House.
Born, at Rocky Bar, June 81, to
the wife Of Joseph Sullaway a
daughter. In consequence Of this
event it il said that Joe toots his
bazzoo louder than ever.
DIR. Baugh has returned from
Rocky Bar and reports that Mr..
Mundell, who was accidently shot
during the McCarty-Riley fracas, is
getting along well and will recover.
The people of Glenn's Ferry
seem to be determined to have a
jolly good time at the coming Fourth
of July celebration In that place,
Judging from the extensive prepare
tions they are making.
Geo. F. Mahony n few days ago
presented us with a large bunch OF
huge and solid radishes raised upon
his premises in this place, some oil
which were fully eight inches in
length. Mr.. Mahony has planted
$50 fruit trees on the grounds sur.
rounding his residence that are
thriving remarkably well, and with
in few years he will have apples
and other fruits in abundance.
The Mountain Home school trus,
tees have a great responsibility upon
their hands in the selection Of q
principal and teachers for the en-.
suing school term. Many parties
in the Bruneau country and else
where purpose sending their children
here for preparatory education, and
it behooves the trustees to employ
men or women of capability, strici
morality and who will maintain tn,
respect of the community.
Monday a fellow appeared here
who claimed relationship with
various gentlemen of this place and
on the strength Of such representa-
tions he succeeded in swindling ON,
or two parties out of few dollars
and before the fact became known
that he was a fraud he had skipped
out. We see by the Boise paper
that this fellow attempted the gam'
In Boise last Tuesday but failed il
his endeavors in that line.
Deputy Sheriff James Gray, witt
recently returned from the Bar, in
forms us that the Gilmore eompan,
has voted further working capita
of $4,000 and will sink the hi,
shaft 300 feet decper-making
depth of $50 feet. They are push
ing the drift at the $50 level for tn
ledge as fast as possible. Mr.. Ora,
also says that the Wide West com
pany will soon renew operations o.
their valuable property. Also tina
work in the Buffalo mine at Atlant
is being pushed by Superintendent
Langc,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-06-26

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-06-26
New Mercantile House.

Geo. S. Rice & Co., OF Winlock,
WASH, have purchased the stock and
buildings OF Hatcher & Fletcher Of this
place, and are already unpacking an
immense addition of fresh goods.
The new firm is composed OF Geo.
s. Rice, ]. W. Campbell and T. j.
Shields, and come recommended as
men Of capital, strict integrity and
fine business qualifications. They are
all men of family and will add greatly
to the social circle Of respected people
in Mountain Home. Mr.. Shields
family has already arrived and is
temporarily quartered over the FL
more bank. The families OF the other
gentlemen will arrive here as soon as
suitable buildings can be provided for
them.
The same gentlemen arc the owners
of the Elmore County Bank. which
will in few days throw open its doors
for business with Mr.. J. w. Campbell
as cashier.
The new mercantile firm will carry
in stock everything" and they wish
TO assure the BULLETINS large number
of readers at Rocky Bar, Atlanta and
Pine Grove, az well as those Of this
valley, that any orders they may send
will be promptly filled.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-06-26
Administrators Notice.

In the matter Of the Estate Of John D. sheets,
reccased.
Notice Is hereby given by The unasrsigani slulias
stratoF e. the estate II John A. Sheets ocused, to
the crelisnrs and Al peFwons having claims against
said estate, 90 exhibit the with The necessary
vouchers within four hstroni the fst puAeaion
Of this noticc 70 tbs undersigntd a, Rocky Bar, n
more e0unt9, Idaho.
H. q RwANtIOLM, Administrator
Of the Estate ot John A. Sheets. dseeAsrd,
Rocky Bar, Juae J., isas..
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-06-26

for sale at Rinehart's.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-06-26
A CARD.

To TnE BuLLETiS:
Through the columns Of your pa
per, wish to return my thanks to
all who so kindly assisted in max
ing our celebration of the 18th a
success. Special credit is due Mr..
w. c. Howie, for his untiring efforts
in that direction.
A. B. CLARK.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-06-26
SUNDAY, June 26 1892.


John r. Martin. Of Rocky Bar, announces himsel
candidate for Assessor and Collector Of Eimors
county, subject to the decisaon Of the pen'Oera,
County Convention.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-06-26
Elmore County Bank

Eimore County Bank.
The Elmore County Bank will be
ready for business about the middle
OF the coming week.
j. w. CAMPBELL,
Cashier.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-06-26

Mr., Horton, president of the
Bear Creek mining company, and
Major Cavanah passed through
this place Monday on their way to
Rocky Bar.
Prof L. +. Follansbee, of Chica-
go, delivered an interesting lecture
on education" at the school house
Friday evening.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-06-26

R~ Strawberries,
Cherries,
Apricots,
Peaches,
Bananas,
Oranges,
for sale at Rinehart's.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
CKE.IM'S 7RI.lL.
Tho Prosecution Closes and tho Defence
Gnlls No MIInenScs.

The rrosecutiun Closes and tho Defence
Calls No Witnesses.
LONDON. Oct. 2n.-Thc prosecution closed to.
day in the case OF Thomas heill Cream. tho
alleged p~oisoner Of Matilda Clover and other
girls. Mr.. ~GeoGhcgun. in his opening arEu-
ment for the defence. said that lie would not
call any Witnesses. He commented ON tho
small quantity OF strychnine found in tho
body Of Matilda Clover. and assorted that tho
death Of tho woman was duo to her excessive
Indulgence in drink. Counsel also COM
mented on tho weakness VI the identification
Of Cream as the man who had been with tho
Clover woman lust previous to her fatal
seizure. Counsel admitted that tho prisoner
Sir Charles russell. for tho prosecution. rid
iculcd tho suggestion that tina Identification
~ Cream was incoinnlcte., Tho two. women.
Elizabeth Masters and Li2ahcth Nav. had
the Glover woman lived. They knew his au-
reiranro perfectly. for they hud boon several
times IN his company. and were actually wait
~ lambeth road. AS to the. cause. there
could he no possible doubt that it was %strych-
nine. The excessive vomiting Of tho Clover
woman after sho had taken tho poison eX-
planned tho smallnoss OF til. amount Of poison
found IN tho body. Aftur Sir Charles Russell
Ind concluded tho court adjourned.
IT is considered significant rs against tho
prisoners chances Of arnuittnl that whom. IN
tho course "t his argument. Mr.. GeoEheGun.
tho prisoners counsel. suggested that tho
prisoners knowledge that the Clover woman
had died OF strychnine was merely q surmisc
fOrme! by the prisoner. as u man of medical
educatinn III. upon learning. OF the Glover
.woman's dying SYMPTOMS. the jury smiled lu-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
HIts OF Campaign Talk.

The Socialist I.aho. PARTY viii hold \ ratification
mcetinS ia Union square to morrow iis.i.
August I. Wagner was named FOR III, a, senbIy yes
tcr,iav BY til. oUntv icmOrraI, uf tho seventh dis
ir!ct III place OK Jacob S!eiiinrtE. who IcClirel tho
nomination.
BiIy Edwards made two bets n. the Hoffman House
last night. lc wAger,d SsupD even uu Harris, NJ
election aud 5000 against ~ 800 that Cleveland VIII
carry this state. lie names of the principals Oh
neither Of these wase:s were revealed.
Ing an eaor, to muster the biggest number OF men Of
any club which VIII participate III the business Mems
democratic parade on the afternoon o: Nov. 3. The
Cub already has .UOu names ou its roll of membership.
Tile Comfy Democracy Committee Of Thirty will
make the sNico OF III" secretary OF tho organization,
Eooin II. Courrr Union. campaign headqu arter. for
the present The committee will meet Tuesdays.
Thursdays. aud saturdays. The candidates Nominated
noon. at 80 o'clock to be notified.
The Democracy or the 1hirtieth Assembly district
turned ont IN force last night and rcld u mass meeting
At lttners villa, fremont. speeches were made by
Henry j. Purr"y., the Tammany candidate FOR county
ClerL: cA.AsscmhiH man SieI ssn J. Ollarc. John L.
Mc.o!dricS. Wright iolcomb. Assembly man su!Sci.
and others.
Tho larg. hall OF Cooper Union was we'll filled with
Republicans last evening. who had assembled t. hear
the Hon. Jose nh !. barbour or Hart. ord discus; IT..
issues INVOKED in the Republican platform. lanes A.
blanchard prrsiden: of III. Re publican Club. intro.
Guc",i 'ol. WlIii,m l. Strors rs i e-ldIGv officer. col.
Strong made "a shnr: specct. MI. barhUu.s pc ech was
chiefly in rcSart. % tbs tarin.
III. usna. controversy over thu right OF n Union
Tt colo ,ca! seminary student to register and volts
her has CONS w asaia, and Judge Patterson of the
SUnr'inc co i-' ha .i--Gei an urie requiring the Board
ct In spector, .f Election Of the rwrn'y.ii:h election
raIsr on h"nta" n-Nt WIN a mhndAmrS should not
is.ur rcuuIrI:tg item 4" register step on ]. ByIngion
asa qualified otter Byinsiol zane iroa Vermont III
1891. ali! says tina. ha intends - make this city his
home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
GREAT FEY CYESTNUITING.
Boys and Girls Go Prepared for = Day OF
sport, and They Get II.


SCRANTON. Oct. 2O.-In tho western part OF
this county and al through the adjoining
county OF Susuuehanna an immense crop OF
chostnuts is bein: gathered. 1t is the largest
crop. the country people say. that there has
been in eighteen years. All the nuts arc
plump and sound. The frosts OF last week
opened tho burrs. and chestnutting parties OF
both sexes have enjoyed life in the woods and
fields and gathered bushels and bushels OF tho
popular nuts during these golden October
days. The owlors Of trees In the Gle r.
inEs charge n party OF city nymphs and
SWANS Il certain amount for all tbs nuts on q
tree. and. after Il burSain has been made. the
youn. men shake tho limbs until not n nut
remains, the girls l,lck them up. and lots OF
fun and jO!litlcation follows. The parties take
lunches for an all-day outing. feed for the
horses. cups 10 dip spring water with. and
bottles TINT contain soinothin. good. and
many u lively picnic have they held. in tho
girls gather handsome forest leaves. ever
greens, and bright rod mountain ash berries
IL taku home. and their escorts load tho car
rilces with acorns and, pine cones.
Tie conductors on u ltttlo railroad that runs
from the main line Of the Delaware. l.acka-
village Of Montrose have won the friendship
region by rail. They let off parties Mt any
point between stations. and the engineers
stop whenever they give tho signal that they
want 10 be taken ON. The conductors and en-
without lawn. to pick or buy them. and they
make tho schedule time lust the same as
though they were cross and unaccommodut.
in. and stopped only at the stations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
Notes OF Foreign HappeaIuxs.

Thcro were four deaths from cholera In
PressburG yesterday.
The German troops In East Africa ara to be
reinforced with 900 additional soldiers.
Minister Of Finance Miguel of Germany. al
though still! confined to his bed. is in an i'm
proved condition.
DIR. Tucife!. body physician to the King Of
Mhrtember:.. who became suddenly Insane on
Monday last, and was removed to mn asylum
In Berlin. has committed suicide there.
King Giorgios of Greece Inns conferred tho
decoration OF the Order Of the Saviour upon
pr; Wnlstein Of the American Archaeological
School at Athens.
A report comes from Kier that tie Govern
mont has purchased all tho ailway in tho
southwestern part Of Russia. and that the
formal transfer will take Llaco ON jar. ].
Tho Pope is receiving humorous letters from
prylatcs Throughout Europe mayinE that
Columbus shnll lie identified. Tho %lrttrIa lave
becn referred TO tie Congregation OF Kites.
Tho weather ia vc.y cold in Austria and Io-
hernia. and snow Is falling heavily in tie lat
ter country. 1t 10 also cold in contra! GrrmnIIy.
IN tho .HartG mountains Il snow storm is ra.:-
ing. and rivers and canals were co.crod with
Ice yesterday.
-Longford Hall. the Lancashire residence OF
Mrs. liylnnhs. tho plnlanihtopic widow who
purchased tho famous llthrrr library floil
larl Spencer and donated II to the cit uf Man
chester. iiJs h"ui %il1ndcinl Ivy burglars. who
carried oil igWriiytu the vaiuco f E!.UOU.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
TIE P~OLICE.H.iN MEANT TELL.
His Respect for - Reporters Gard was
STRONGLY MnnIfr slcd.

Too much credit cannot be given the police
for their uniform courtesy durin: tho Co.
lumbus celebration. TiIoy were especially
courteous to the newspaper mon. and assisted
them Whenever il was possible. The little
cards signed by Superintendent Dyrncs which
the reporters had were always recognized.
There wero times during the celebration. OF
course, when lack OF time made tho use Of
actual force necessary by the Loiicc. We'd.
nosday was IN. OF these times. The reporter
who marched Ur o ut tho head Of the big
procession did Lpt have his card sutiiriently
exposed when nua- Twelfth street. Without
the card. of course. he. had no business there.
A policeman grabbed him bythc collar. and
Will u leNt-rous twist swung him around and
landed him ,nrr' deep in tho crowd.
You have made n mistake" suggested tho
reporter. holding uphiS card.
The polic"man reached over tho hends OF tho
outside Of the crowd. rot another grip on tho
reporters collar. and with another. dcxterous
twist nit him tack whore he got him from, Mt
the sam. tim" saving. with the utmost court
esy. " / be. you. pardon. sir"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
Her Mind Unba,auced by tho Parade.

Mrs. Mary solomon Of 2S2 Grove street. Jer-
scy City. wa 4 prisoner yesterday morning in
Police Justice O,Donnell's court. Iier hus-
band had cause! her arrest because she had
been acting strangely for u fow days. and he
D"Ithink her miIL is uubalanrsd. Judge"
her husband nald. ."SLn went over I" see tlia
Columbus parade last Wednesday. and since
has to DO constantly watched. Two or three
limos she tried 10 throw her baby out OF this
walks the floor aud keeps everybody In q con-
ttant state Of worrimont."
Justice Q,Donnsll ordered thsgomen held
0lclsp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
Major NAY HEARS STRANGE o4IHs.
Mrs. Max - Alarmed About hob Billings
and Ills Ahalr with Mrs. Jnck Daring.


Now. what IN ever do you suppose 2 Mrs.
AJAX exclaimed suddenly. Just at that point In
thelr tete'a-tetc uinner when tho Major hkeu
to tell or hear u story: when tho coffee was On
anua Ginss oi c'aret yet remained.
lour riddles are too clever Tor me. my
dear. what In ever
why. Mrs. Jack Daring has invited US for
:E''e shn ra,a'
the Major.
r;,;iu.. =. IT.. wv Ao ~ -" wv
D,!,thsS Is 10 ufi'e.
I'm sure she couldn't do better. There IL
not a smarter wbip in tho conntrv than Rob"
tL, ~. III,
'ne MAJOR replion' pretendin. not to uhdor-
stand tho real cause OF Mrs. MaNS on.
"youL know pcrfoct,v wall. Nia;orn .ho s,;d
.+h,t : Nv that NJ n,.i" 49, ~ 9 m'n
that Know that nrs. Daring KNOWS that
.Ir. Billings is q good whip: you told me So"
well, what's up, then - asked tho Major.
for no is one OF those rare husbands who give
their wives every opportunity to make tnel.
little sensations with their little stories. Mrs
wax pays MN tho same delicate compliment
What's ~. indeed = cried Mrs. Max
WIZ all the world will be talking about it.
for whom Jack Daring has not been here to
LII "asA j." a.M''s. oetoio no"' u
huuio lnEoekmortoh driSc' or somo other man
SNc Hl5 kuOWu SlucO SnC WAS BORN. 1OC KNOW
she only mot Rob Riliprs for tba first t;,no ,t
,,innnn vi,h Wv 49, III. d.. az 80 INV J..
ulhner WIN us last spring. But It's Just like
her. She does tho most risuue things"
Wall me J,,r 10 Nrs T,,,. Dnr;no .r,r
~ "e''i
uoes anything moro RISKY thhn rluo OF! a coach
driven by Bob Billings, sho won't come to
harm III, N.i,r .,ij ,,d ,hu,tI,d , I.t,o ~
liz ~ ' s"'"' """ "'''' "'
Mr. Nav foi,,J IN soo4ha ~, ,,1 +h, N,-
;or y, sIaJ Invvn III ,,,, 1 L. VII ~ littI,
..Inrnt WV" "' ""eNi' "N" =" i'''o
"Srn,L;n~o re r,t ,rl co,,h,,, +h, ,t,;,-
res,n rt r,n M nIIs M" AZ. ~ ,n ~ einii III
nnj I Irnj onnn W,h,n ,uc ,rnrn r,int, ~ EnrJt
WiJwcli Ncvni, ~ cnmrt mmart;ni ar, Aunr
Won icara thn rtir,rJ thnr' 10 n W. n NJ
s st,,sn 'r ~, az 'N u L,n rmo, - u !"i., l"usn
milan, man hi tbnrn "ra son'a ov;Jnno.s ~ ~
Ia ,innrnritv ~ ;nnnin,a,o thinrS IavaionaII
IN ~ n rHim IN ~ " ~ :, hnr;n', MI rior-nt ~, ssptnnc,aa
nr"r n ,.,,rr ,nri rm"l az :, 'l,rl, utS"
ni,ht ,i,,t ', nmj,. 10 ., ,,rontci In "n rii
,i"r,r.c If nrnT,ni,v # rnnenr ia ~ he N l",t f .n,i
to,inrin,,, ~ h h ! rnrrI " "ep'''oNn
Max n.t,.,, lnnot 10. M rom her or,nr,tinn
W =" .n, 1%s,H ,c n :. - cn rut,a ,. W. n nar occupation
o'.'VN!no i W., ~ ~ frnn' 49, * ~ ~.
st,c :" - r,.,n nd r;Ha nnrtE ~ az ."o
iittSs n %i Of chnm nn.sr". NV LIm1 nITT11Ht
r,nra. 10 y ire hanvv IN, nj: and I've MA
nInthir,;r" "e"'''1 '"inN' nnu ""' niuue
"..oh thnt.s .hs r,,sop WI, nr,ssro b.oyv
cl,r,t hrc,ns Nv i nn y S"u it hr nneayy
,.iiniimn.l VI NJ. a,r 'nn" .s y r,.rnI NTH, ~, ,;ttfo
mint and the MaIo- roniinmcd. '"o "''i'
't:"Sr Rnrh M 7 nnSyihjv 10, f,,r sr.,r
word. - h""ln nrer tbn 49, ''Mo m 1W that
"Snitci tba nniv nthar NISSAN I'M, Nv ~ ihn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21

Boston. Oct. 2o.-Since Capt. J.. ". Lawlor
left North Sydncy. Cape Breton. on his voyage
to Queenstown in his 1..foot canvas shoe
shaped craft nothing has been heard Of him.
His friends give hin UP as lost. His boat was
not largo enough TO carry u supply Of food
sufficient t" har, lasted him for three months.
left Iinco!n's Wharf in this city on his voyage.
Word was ~rccc!N"d from him by his wife III u
letter dated North sydney on July 20, saying
he hal nut In fer repairs. but was soon TO re-
sumo III, voyage. Hi, wife. however. has the
greatest faith IN ms ability as IL sailor. and al
that her %iricn,!- ana the newspapers have said
She clings to tho hone that perhaps 10 has
heen picked Ill by some vessel bound for. a
lad started out on such n ventur" she would
give him up as dead. bit this is his third
voyage. tho other two having boon successful.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
HOW NoU, PATRICK HENRI.
Jersey City's iCrack Democratic Assocla-
tIon Changes Its Name.


Patrick Henry O'Neill treated the political
organization in Jersey City. OF which he is
the standard bearer. to a startling surprise
last night. It will also bs n surprise to the
entire political community. when the fact be-
comes known to-day that tho name Of the P.
Fl. O'Neill Association has been changed to
the Robert Davis Association. O'Neill has
been one OF the most prominent figures in
Jersey City politics. He has been Alderman.
Assessor. Harbor Master. Assemblyman. and
City Collector. and has held most Of these Of
ilces at tho same time. Once he was styled
Pooh Ball." but the only Office he holds now is
that OF Collector. He asplrei to tho nominal
ton for Assembly in tho Fourth district. but
oBvsS| Davis refused to let MIN bave it.
ary. but thought better Of it.
severe political blow BY dsUosing him from
Ganigntion Of tho County Committee. Tho
O'Ncill Association is ont Of the most power.
tul political organizations in tho state. Every
and nearly every Dom ocratic official in tile
state. from Gov. Abbott down. Is either an
active or honorary memberof It. Whom O'Neill
tie Reea ass 10 iate nj Ie roIa' to aw Veal m,S ' on hins. n as
the politicians put It Those whom he had be-
friended most were tho first to fall away from
the name Of the association. but no one had
tho courage to suggest it ut the meeting OF tho
association last night.
O'Neill got up and moved that tho name OF
the organization lie changed to the Robert
1 Dayis Aisq Sds S%so I 6ss mIem nssasea Locked ,Hs3I
Whether o'SsiIl is pouring Goals Of. nro on his
;aIfaw s 1ss = or B Thfsher l be Is s.iil wi MHI: i3
question. IL Z! conundrum that Is exercising
the minds Of the politicians.