Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-11-06
SUNDAY, Nov. 6, 1892.

Attend the church fair and lunch
on the evenings Of Nov. 10th and
18th.
Frank Brownelle's new barber
shop is a model of cleanliness and
comfort.
If YOU wish to he with the win
ners jump into the Democratic band
wagon next Tuesday.
A called communication of FL
more Lodge No so, A. f. & A. NJ.
will be held next Wednesday even
ing.
Voters, don't believe anything
Republicans NAV tell you. Mis-
representation is their only hope for
success.
John Andrawatha, Republican
candidate for Representative, was
interviewing voters in this place
last Sunday.
jeff Bogard, the popular nominee
of the Democracy for Representa-
tative, came down from the Bar on
Wednesdays stage.
Mrs. Jas. Tregonning returned
here Sunday morning from visit
to Salt Lake and departed Monday
for her home at Rocky Bar.
Laborers, open your eyes and
vote against Harrison and the
great money octopus that is gradu-
ally entwining itself around you
and your children.
Democrats, give your undivided
support to s. G. Rhoades, for Sur
veyor, and L. NJ. MAY, for Coroner.
They are capable men and will do
justice to these positions.
Elmore voters all know the adj
vantages to be derived from sending
tried and true man to represent
us in the State Senate. Therefore
they will vote for Green White.
Sam Hays, the joint candidate
for the Assembly on the Democratic
ticket, is a good lawyer and will be
power in the next legislature
His election is already conceded.
jeff Bogard, the Democratic can
didate for Assemblyman, is a man
whom his bitterest enemy can not
assail. Although pitted against
good men, he will get there by a
handsome vote.
Judge Clinton is acknowledged
by all To be an able man for the po-
sition of Probate Judge and beyond
doubt this sentiment will he vote
ed at the polls next Tuesday by
giving him good plurality over
his opponents.
Hon. Frank Ensign, Democratic
nominee for Justice of the Supreme
Court, has been attending court
here the past week. Mr.. Ensign
deserves the vote of every laboring
man in the State, and will doubtless
get it
The ladies of the Episcopal
church will give fair and lunch
at Benefits hall next Thursday
and Friday evenings, for the pur-
pose Of raising funds to liquidate
the Indebtedness incurred by recent
improvements upon the church
building.
Thos. Stephenson. w H. Manion
and Lawrence Ledler, for commits
sioners, are just the men to legis-
late for Gilmore county. They are
representative men and will deal
out justice to all parts Of the
county. If you want to keep down
taxation, vote for Stephenson, Man
ion and Ledley.
Whatever the result of this cam
paign may be in Gilmore county.
the BULLETIN desires TO express its
appreciation of the able and gentle
manly services of X. 7. Chattin,
chairman Of the Democratic central
committee. But we believe his
efforts will be crowned with success
on election day.
Billy Reynolds, candidate for
county treasurer on the Democratic
and Populist tickets. is a young
man well known and well liked 10y
all who have formed his acquain-
lance. He has filled the Office of
treasurer for the past two years
faithfully and to the satisfaction Of
all. He is a successful business
man, straightforward and out
spoken on all questions-and HE
does not gamble. Therefore the
county funds will be in safe hands.
He should and doubtless will re-
1eive the largest vote of any man
now seeking endorsement by the
people of Gilmore.
John McGinness. the Democratic
candidate for Assessor and Collec-
tor. is an industrious man and has
made a splendid road overseer in
his district, as his work attests.
He is a good citizen and compe-
tent man in every particular for the
position of Assessor. lie will carry
his home precinet-Glenn's Ferry
almost solid, and this fact alone
speaks volumes for any man.
There il no truth whatever in the
report that lac will be knitted" by
Democrats anywhere, but on the
contrary he will get his full