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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30
To CONSERVATIVES.

The undersigned having been re-
stored To health by simple means, nj.
ter suffering far several years with a
severe lung affection and .hnt dread
disease Consumpt ON. il anxious To
make known To his ieliawsuiiereis the
means az cure. To these who desire
il, he will cheerfully send Gree oi
charged copy of the prescription used.
which they will find snre cure Tor
Consumption. Asthma, Gatarrh. Bran.
chitis and MI thrat and lung mala-
dies. He hopes MI sufferers will try
his remedy. rs il is invaluable. Those
desiring the prescription. which will
cost them nothing. aud may prove u
blessing, will please address, REv Ed
WARD A. WILSON. Williamsburg, Kings
eouuty, New Nork.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30
POLITICS IN IDAHO.

The Salt Lake Herald has heretofore
noted the changed attitude Of the Re
n blcan bosses Of Idaho towards the
Mormons IL that State, aud remarked
that appt arancrs indicated AN at
tempted deal. The tone Of the Re
publican press up there has lately
undergone remarkable change
when speaking Of Mormons. Only a
little while ago republican who spoke
well of member of the Mormon
Church not only jeopariized his stand
ing Ia the party, but his standing in
society as well, and the Republican
editor who could say the meanest
things about the Saints was most pop
ular and influential in his party The
change which has come over the
b ,sses aud I'll, ir organs within the
l,ast few months is most marked. Ev-
licences Of this change are seen ON ev-
.ry hand, the most noticeable, per
l,aps, being the dismissal, not long ago.
nf about a hundred indictments found
against Mormons for alleged Illegal
registration and voting. The man who
would have suggested this year arc
would have been denounced as a trai
tor. Now the act is approved by the
officials and the party press, and It has
been limited that even Senator bubol'
desired the dismissals. The. Boiss
Democrat sheds some light upon whal
is going ON up there in the following
editorial paragraph;
The citizen Of Idaho who can moi
discern that the Republican lodrnali
and pnl,ticians are trimming Ia reier
cncc 10 the Morms,ns ani their ex
uected vote must indeed be dull u
.omprehension. The Republican wh'
would repeat what he sail two year
.vo about that sect wnnli be read GU
az the arty. The win IL, pack of them
with Fremont Wo,'d IN tile lead, woul'
he al er his scalp.
The Herald continues; IL u rrei,,
generally conceded that the iest oail
law which enlarged upon the provis
ions in the constitution disfrauehirlnI
members III the Mormon church vii
not stand the test Of iudi"ial sound
ness, the general belief being lha
Mormon residents who are otherwis
oaaliied will soon be admitted To III
polls. This being the case, II II eas
enough To understand why such II
tensely fanatic Mormon-haters as Nj
Dubois aud District Attorney N'o
should now be counting the Saint
whom they DISTINGUISHED u lew veal
nso ON the ostepsihle ground that III
Mormons believed ia polygamy hI
really because the majority Of u
Saints were Democrats in politics. A
important election is cunning ON su
there Is such general disconieni5in u
Republican ranks that the bosses r.
that they will be made 10 walk q
,lank unless they can obtain assis
ance from an Outside source.
The H.,..l.i hopes II is mistaken
lie sarl@si..4..- neT,in, but the sig'
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30

~ Refer 10
JndvrG ID Gnldcn.
Mai. r. p. Cavannh,} Rocky Bar
III. Swanholm.
Judge A. NJ. Sinnott.)
W. c. Wirkersham, Mt. Home
Judge J. 7. Sprague,)
w. NJ. stockton.l c,o,n,. Ferry
l.. M. May,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30
NEWSPAPER
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every newspaper puhIisei having rifcuiAtIsi IA
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vertising Agents, 10 Spruce street, Mes fogk city.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30
IDAHO DEVELOPMENT COMPANY

The Idaho Improvement and de-
yelopment Company, limited, have
filed articles Of incorporation with
the Secretary of State. The pnr-
poses for which the company - IN
corporated are:
Ito acquire, operate, develope
and sell mines and mining proper
ties and mineral bearing claims,
whether OF rock. earth, slum, sand
or gravel of whatsoever nature and
description.
2-To acquire, develope improve
and dispose Of any sulphur or sa-
line deposits, whether of chloride or
sodium. boracic acid, borate Of lime
or kindred products, commonly
found in such deposits, Of whatever
nature and description.
3-To acquire, develope, improve
and dispose of water. water-rlghts
and privileges, including mineral
and other springs.
ITO acquire and dispose OF
timber and timber lands, or to cut,
manufacture and dispose of timber
and lumber in all forms and varie,
ties.
$40 manufacture and sell brick
and tiles of every variety and de-
scription. :.
6-To do all other things Incl
dent to the general objects of the
company. :.
The names of the officers are: \
II Wiley, President; J. II. Hawley
Vice President; w. Il. Mitchell
Treasurer; r. ID. Wolterbeck, Sec'y
Directors: Gov. \. b. Wiley, q
Ainslie. J. II. Hawley, Jas. Baxter
l.. r.. Mills, A. J. Pinkham, w. L
Mitchell, c. A. Stein, VI. G. Cage
John Krall, r. d. Wolterbeck.
The amount Of the capital stool
il $30O.OO0. The present isue OF tn
stock Of this company will consis
Of 100000 shares Of the par valu
Of 81 each. The shares, including
those taken by the incorporators
will be issued at the price OF vi
share until February "a, 1892. afte
which date the directors reserve tn
right to put premium on the stoc
or close the subscription books.
The terms of payment OF stock
ms follows: Ten per cent Of the pa
value on day after allotment of sui
scripiion; Is per cent. Of the pr
value on March 2, 1892; 20 p
cent. Of the par value on or befo
July 2. 1892; and if necessary
carry out the Objects of the cor
pany. % per cent. Of the par walt
ON or before January 2, 1898.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30
Administrators Not 4 Q.

IN the uaatttf u thr Estafs % JaiiaA o. mn.
neruAsal
Noiiee = hsfshy give, ~ the ~ tssslr1 Il atnts
sttAeot =, M es'afe % iiaAa y das NssssssL a
the rtesiittFs AID all Pc ssas h.sinf el NJ sgain
aid estate q, exhibit the same with tae ne ,r...
sglshersS t ten ~ s't.ts in tn ar.d iir4ti "a
II tH'- Rotsee &, tie uadssetg,si Al kds&s Hss ~
ssi"rr county. Idaho. GIgsSE i sITZ
A IN ts..a II.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT,

Cssrsn erArRs LAND oFrcH,
HALEY. Idaho July ~. iaai
Notire h hereby eivsn that william pznisl. vhnss
posfashce aIarcssis Rocky BAR Emare osurty idaho,
has made application for pateat Tor go linear iess
the
UNION JACK LODE, =
Lot ST. soaring gold and silver situate IN Dear cFek
Mining District Elmere county. idaho and de<csibed
In the Official plat and aed notes ale In this ohes,
a. follows. via:
Beginnlng at point n discovery. thence 81 d<g -
min W 500 n n q point end Of claim, theAre
o deg rs min v 100 u 20 sw corner No I, thents
D deg rs min west 1850 n n NV cor No. thents.
~ deg ~ min 60 n 20 NE cor No. q thenee
deg rs min 1866 n u sE cor No 4. thence 81 der
30 min W 600 n On Hw cor No and place II hsin-
ming survey Of exterior boundaries From n etrnev
No 8 u. 4. NJ NJ No .. Henf Creek Mining niskricf.
hears deg So min W iep feet distant No CEN
nicss magnetic variation N 10 deg as min v. esn.
tanning tsa acres amt formlmg portion Of cha
surveyed land % the United States.
The lpraton Of this mine IL recorded In the Record
ers offire Of tinare (arneriy AlturHs) county.
page SO book 10 Of quartz CLAIMS
The nearest known claim II the "wide West pst 81
on thu sonsh.
All perrons holding adverse claims thereto ssn re
quired 20 present the before this osee within
sixty days fori the hrst day o rubsstion hereof %
thew viii be barred By srtse OF thu provisoas 20 ~
W. T. RILEY. Rsgi4sss.
g. n McCanvx attorney Cor claiusant.
| First publication Aaxasf 1.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30
MINING, REAL ESTATE AND
COLLECTING AGENCY.

q NJ. PAYNE will attend promptly
,n the collection of all hills placed In
hiS hands, aud win make immediate
returns.
uonres rented. mines sold or leased.
and deeds, leases and other instru.
ments OF writing carefully drawn.
Address, q NJ. PAYNE.
Rocky Bar, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.


UNrfKp STAxEs LAND Oxfitx,
HkrLxs. ipsno. July %. issi.
Notice ~ hereby given that william Dsniei. whess
poxsof,r ad.ireax n Rocky Bar Ecre county, kukha,
has made application for patent tor 1900 hnsNr sess
BURNT PILOT LODE.
Lot SIS hearing geld and divef situste 10 Bear crsek
Mining District Eimose county, idaho. ard de4crihed
In the ofia plat and held NOTES On His In this ese
fellows. viz.
fexinnnK at print Of discovery, which ID the cea-
ter :, shah axe feet 100 n els+p then,s - deg W
so n 20 eenter ef west end Of claim. thence N 81 dc
p sos I, " NV corer No 4, IN .acs q deg 600 n
TO sw corner No 4. thense - deg 1850 q 81 sk
earnsr No. 3, thence "a deg d go u U NE corner
No 4, thence ~ deg W ib9e y 20 NV sorntf 80
and place Of brnning survey af cxtefi-r hoa,dss<s
FROM corner No. ! u. \. Nc. n. No. .. BeAf Creek
Mining district, beass org 90 min 5$si fset
distant Magnetic variation IL der a. min east
No cssnfiicss containg Is OIL acres amt farming .
portion III the uFsnrveyed lands u the United ststss
The ia,aton Of this mime h ordsd In the esord-
ers once 81 ElIaore tfnrmeriy AltnrAs csansy. on
page ia7, book Ia of quartz claina ~.
The nearest known claims ars the Wide West TOT 81
and poonnsn unsurseyef.
All persons holding adverse eiauss thereto arc re-
auired 10 present the before this 0sice Within
xty days from the rst day u pubii.Ation hste, %
thsy viii be barred bf ylFtun OF the provisons u
W. r. RILEY, Registrar
/ 9. II. Mccarty. Attorney for claimant
PiFst publication Aazusti.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-09-22
Right or Wrong.

Which will ye havei It docs seem as if somo folks prefer to have tho last condition of the liver rather than the first. They pcrpotually dose themselves with p,Irgatives totally with out virtue as alternative of liver trouble. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the successful candidate for the peoples choice, and yet, popular and well known as it is. thero arc un- forlunates who keen ou trying tho drastic remedies Of former days. It is to the intelli- gent portion of the public that the well known and long tried properties of the Bitters ap- peal. Reason should ho guided by experience In the matter of medication. "The best guido to our feet Is the lamp of experience" said q great patriot of tho carly revolutionary pe- riod. and tho exclamation is pregnant with truth. For over Q third of century tho Bit- ters daily has met with the endorsement of people suffering from liver complaint, msl- aria. constipation, rheumatism, debility asd troubles accompanied by dyspepsia. Latterly 1t has declared itselt and been thoroughly approved us remedy for la grippe"
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-09-22
APACHE COUNTY oNvENrroN.
A Full County Ticket Nominated ai
 winsloyv on Monday.
Arizona.

A Full County Ticket Nominated ct winslow on Monday.
 The democratic convention for the purpose of nominating q county ticket and selecting county central commit. tee met at Winslow on Monday. the 18th inst, in La Trades hall.
 The convention was called to order at 10 a. m. byT. F. Leseuer, who read the call.
 Charles L. Finn, of Winslow, was made temporary chairman, and Luther Martin. of Springerville, was chosen as secretary.
 On motion the chairman appointed a committee on credentials consisting of the following delegates, Wm. Daze, J. T. Lcseuer. Hugh Lynch.
 On motion that committee on rules and permanent organization be ap- pointed, the chair made James Flake, J. F. Wallace, l.. J. Brown, c. F. Owens and Jos. Woods members of that committee.
 It was considered necessary to have a committee on resolutions, and mo. tion to that effect was carried, and the chairman appointed J. B. Patterson, Vim. Morgan and Art Mcdonald as committeeman.
 The convention adjourned until o'clock ?. m. in order to give the com. mittees time to report,
 Convention reassembled promptly at o'clock and settled down to business.
 The committee on rules and organi- zation was the first to report. and sub- mitted the following report, which was adopted: 1, nominations for council man; 9. two assemblymen; 3, district attorney; 1, sheriff; 5, treasurer; 6, probate judge; 2, recorder; 8, two sr. pervisors; 9. county surveyor; 1(, six delegates to attend tha territorial con. vention at Flagstaff; II, selection oi county central committee.
 The committee on resolutions re, ported as follows:
 i. Resolved, that the democrats o1 Apache county in convention assem- hled do hereny rcaffirm their allegi ance to the principles of the party a formulated by Jefferson and exempli fled by the long and illustrious line Q his successors m democratic leadership from Madison to Cleveland.
 2. We heartily endorse the nationa democratic platform adopted at Chicag' June 22, 1892.
 g. We denouncc the republican county officials of Apache county fol
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-09-22
Tom Nance KiIleu.

On Sunday night Tom Nance, cow puncher who has been out of employ ment and stopping in Holbrook for sev- eral months, and another cow-puncher known as J. B. Mitchell, and working for the Aztec Land and Cattle Con- pany, got too much tarantula juice aboard and quarrel ensued between them and continued until they came to blows, Mitchell knocking Nance down. The matter was compromised, and it was thought that the trouble had been fully settled. But shortly afterward Nance stepped up behind Mitchell with chair raised above his head. The latter saw Nance in time to avoid the blow intended, and turned on his oppo- nent, knocked him down and kicked him in the head. They were seperated by bystanders, and Nance was picked up and taken outside. No one thought him seriously hurt, but about midnight, or fifteen minutes after the trouble, one of the party went out to sec how Nance was getting along and found that he was dead.
 Mitchell, after he was informed that Nance was dead, said that he was a stranger in the country and that he would probably be arrested, and as he did not think he could give bail and he would have to go to jail. he thought the best thing he could do was to ride which he did at once.
 The verdict of the Coroner's jury was that Tom Nance came to his death from blows and kicks from J. B. Mitchell.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-09-22
CHARGE IT UP ]!

Flagstaff did herself proud in the entertainment of the delegates, and they are loud in their praise.
 The Democratic delegates took in the cliffs today, headed by the Whip pie band and several receptacles filled with sour mash.
 L. C. Hughes, editor of the Tucson Star, arrived in town Monday to attend a meeting of the Worlds Fair commis- sion, of which he is member, and left for home to-day.
 Colouel and Mrs. De Russie, of the llth infantry, gave complimentary dinner on Monday evening to Hon. J. V. Rhoades, Col. w. B. Dowd and Chas. T. Wing. It was an enjoyable affair, and highly appreciated by those present.
 The boss gambler of Arizsoua was selected by yesterdays convention as chairman of the Democratic Territorial committee, and exalted in triumph over man so worthy and able as Dr. D. J. Brannen. The respectable ele- ment of the Democracy will charge it up.
 Hon. F. Nj. Buck, Worlds Fair com missioner for Apache county, was in town on Tuesday. Mir. Zuck received a cordial welcome from bis Flagstaff friends, and has the congratulations of the SUN on being tho father of the next district attorney of Coconino county.
 The Flagstaff and Whipplc base ball teams played their second game last Sunday. The game was rather loosely played as whole, but there were some brilliant plays on both sides. How ever, Flagstaff batted Pitcher McMann freely, and the Slessingcr twins sue. ceeded him as 2 battery, They fared worse, and as last resort Long John Riley went into the box and held the boys down to few scattering hits. The umpiring up to the seventh inning was rather eccentric on both sides, after which 1t improved. Flagstaff won by score of l5 to l3,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-09-22

J. Brown, of Nutrioso, were nominated for members of the board of superyis- ors.
 Allen Frost, of Snowflake, was nom- mated for surveyor.
 J. 5. Patterson, W. H. Gibbons, Art Mcdonald, F. P. Martin, Hugh Lynch and C. L. Film were chosen delegates to the territorial convention.
 The convention adjourned until 9 o'clock Tuesday morning
 Just prior to the taking of the twelfth ballot for sheriff, Marcus X. Smith, delegate to Congress, and L. c. Hughes, editor of the Tucson Star, came into the convention. and both addressed the assembly. ! The convention met Tuesday morn- ing at o'clock aud proceeded to ballot for Sheriff. The balloting was continued until forty-four ballots were taken. It was then deemed useless to continue tho fight by the friends of Messrs. Wallace and Owens, and these gentlemen withdrew from the fight.
 J. 5. Patterson aud Joseph Wood were placed in nomination and on the fifth ballot Woods received the neces- ssrr two-thirds vote cast by the con- vention, and wss declared the nominee.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-09-22
. COOK & LEE,
Contemptible Chicanery.
Flagstaff,

The Prescott hose team was swindled out of it's justly-earncd bouors in the tournament at the Albuquerque fair by one of the most shameless pieces of jobbery that ever disgraced the Albu- querque Fair Association, which, if ac- counts are true, is becoming unpleas- antly notorious for contemptible chic. anery. From all sources of informa- ton to which the SUN has access (and this includes one of the judges in the hose tournament), there were four watches in the judges stand which made the time of the Prescott team % 3-5 seconds. Three other watches. of the Dolly Warden type, and evi. dently designed expressly to beat Pres colt, made the time p l-4, and this was declared by the association to be the correct time, and the race was awarded to Albuquerque. Aside from all this, the hose of the Albuquerque team was proven to be five feet nine inches short. and only one-half of the weight required by the rules. No at. tcntion was paid to this, however, as the prevailing motive of the Albuquer. que people was anything to beat Prescott" If the head of proud Albu. aueraue is not bowed in shame at the thought of this despicable treatment of visiting team, her people are indeed lost tO all sense of honor and fairness. The Prescott boys were so indignan, over their treatment that they refused to participate in the straightaway race, and the Albuquerque team ran il against practically no opposition, cack' ling long and loud over their victory
 Albuquerque will probably hold an other fair next year, but that is all tc short a time for Arizona to forget tho slight that has been put down upor her, as Albuquerque will have occasion to kindly realize when the time comes
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-09-22
BuckIen,s Arnica seIve.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever sores, letter, chapBed hands. chilblains, corns. and all skip eruptions, and posi- lively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satis faction, ov money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by D. J. Brannep,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-09-22

IRE CocoSiSo SUN Is pleased to contribute in public matters, but all notices of festivals. fairs, meetings of societies, suppers enter- tsinments and mention ef marriages, births and deaths, beyond tho regular announce rnent, Will be chai ged for at regular rates,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-09-22

C. R. flakes, Esq, member of the board of supervisors of Maricopa county. came in Monday as delegate to the Mark Smith convention,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-09-22

Oi uu4uuhpSu Piaioo' '' "~@'" '' sincerely mourned by all who knew him.
 A very pleasant card party. compli- mentary to Dr. and Mrs. B. r. Pope. of Fort Whipple, was given on Tues day evening by Mir. and Mrs. H. D. Ross. A select number of Flagstaff's most estimable people were present, comfortably filling the pleasant parlors of Mr. Ross handsqme new residence, and most enjoyable entertainment was afforded the guests in spirited game of progressive hearts" in which Miss Blake, Of Prescett, carried off the ladies' honors, while the laurels on the gentlemen's side rested on Mir. M. J. Riordan. A very tempting collation. was provided. which, from the stand point of ye scribe, was the crowning glory of most delightful occasion, Mir. aud Mrs. Ross possess in royal degree the art of entertainment, and they exercised their talent on Tuesday night so gracefully that the recollection of their party will finger long and pleasantly in the memory of each guest. Mrs. Pope left yesterday for Prescott, greatly to the regret of Flag staff society, in the circle of which sho has become a prime fayorite during her short visit here.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-09-22
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

All contracts and bills for advertising pay. able monthly. f,.
 Business locals 10 cents per'line for first in- sertion. and cents per iino for each subse- ouent insertion.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-09-22

Underwear, Overshirts, "The Monarch White Shirt" E. & W. Collars and Cuffs, B. S. & D. Neckwear, lace back suspenders; Christy Hats (equal to any S5 hat in the world); Stetson Hats.
 sar- You gre Invited to Call and Sec Our Goods.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-09-22
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The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-09-22

We havo on hand select stock of Woolens and Trimmings to choose from. and if there is nothing in stock to suit you. you can choose from our line of samples--over 1000 patterns. Orders Promptly Filled.
 Satisfaction Guaranteed. JOHN DERR, Cutter.