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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-09

Republika6ski kandydat ma
lubernatora Greenhalge ivy.
ciezy1 wiekszoscia 35,643 g}o-
sow. Dawny demokrata guber
nator mia} przy wyborach vie
kszosc 1884 g1os6w. W Sena
Gle bedzfe "a republikan6w a
Z demokratow, W Izbie zas re.
publikanie beda mieli 1875
czlonk6w wiekszosci.
DEs MONIES, IA, 8 listop.
Republika6ski kandydat ma
gubernatora Frank D. Jack.
son otrzyma1 wiekszosci 10000
g}os6w, o 5000 w;ecej, niz pre-
zydent Harrison W r. 1892.
Zwycieztwo kobiet.
DENVER, Colo, 8 listopada.
Prawo kobiet do g}osowania
W tym Stanie zwyciezy1o VIE
kszoscia 5000 g}os6w. W po.
wiatach r6znych g}osowano "a
TEN prawem, tylko powlsty
Pueblo i powiat, W kt6rym lie.
Nv Leadville elosoWa1y prze.
ciwnie. w innych okolicach
przewaznie dla tego g3osowa'
nc "a tenn, szeby zachecie ko-
kobiety re Stan6w Novel An
gill do lic1nego przybywania.
Dzlsiaj wieczorem W g1ownej
kwaterze obchodza zwycieztwc
kobiet wspauia}ym bankletem.
Ucfeczka wiszniow Sachalinu'
SAN FRANs1soo, CAL, 8 Ii
stopada. Pieciu wiezui6w z
rosyjskiej wyspy Sachalln
przyby}o tu po wielu przej'
Sciach. Przywi6z1 ich amery-
ka6ski po}owca wieloryb6w
Chas. W. Morgan. Jutro pie
ciu innych ma przybyc sta.
tkiem Cape Horn Pigeon.
Dziesieciu tych wygna1c6w
znajdowato sic przez IA dni W
otwartej lodzi, ME majac inne,
go pozywienia, niz ryz tylko,
dopoki ieh ME znalazf i ME
przyjal ma sw6j statek Nor.
gan. Pieciu z mich p62niej
przesadzi1 ma statek Cape
Horn Pigeon. O.d wielu ty.
godni wiezniowie CT przygoto.
wywali plan ucieczki. spo:
rzsdzili wiec dziesiec wiose1 i
po garsci ryzu oszczedzali, do
p6ki ME zebrali wlelklego ko.
tia. Potem nazbierali wode,
skradli }6dz i puscili sic ma
morze. Zdaje sic = choe wy
raznie tenn ME m6wia = ze
dw6ch lub trzech straznik6w,
kt6rzy chcieli przeszkodzit ich
ucieczce, zabil.
Brazylijski powstaniec Mello
kupuje okrety amerykanskie.
New YORK, s listopada.
Press" donosi: Przyjaciele
powsta6czego admira}a Mello
staraja Sc wszelkiemi si3ami
pozyskac gore mad nova flota
prezydenta Peixoto. Cd kilku
tez dni starano sic zakupic tn
statki i uk}adaja sic obecnie o
zakupno statkow R. G. Veit j
P. H. Wise. Zdaje sic, ze ju,
tro przynajmniej jeden tych
statk6w nabeda. Ale zacho-
dzi pytanie, czy statkom tym
wolno bedzie wyp}ynac. Jako
okrety ameryka6skie, maja
one flaga ameryka6ska; Stany
Zjednoczone zas ME zechca,
by flaga ich powiewa}a W po.
wsta6czej flocie. = Take
Charles R. Flint, reprezentant
rzadu brazylijskiego, zakupu
je okrety i angazuje ludzl DO
za1ogi.
Crank" newyOrski W Kanadzie.
TORONTO, ONT, CAN, 8 IL
stopada. Elegancko ubrany
mezczyzna wczoraj wszedl do
biora frmy adwokackiej Mo.
wat and Downing i zapyta2 sic
o ogener. prokuratora prowin.
cyl, Sir Oliver Mowat. Po.
wiedzia}, re jest cz}onkiem
kr6lewskiej familii i chcia}by
sprzedac weksel ma imie kro.
lowei ma sumo 10000 ft. sterl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-09
NOtatki teIegraficzne
z zagranicy.

W koiach katolickich W Wied.
niu twierdza, ze W roku przyszsym
z1ota r6ze cnoty cd Ojca sw. otrzyma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-09

Zestawienie zas wiekszosci repu.
blikahskich W wardach juz W r. 1892
republikahskich przedstawia sic, jak
nastepuje:
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11
SNAKE RIVER PLACEks.

We learn from good authority
that there will be considerable az
tivity in placer mining along Snake
river, in Grand View valley and Vi
cinity, the present season. The
early completion Of the 0wyhee
Land and Irrigation Company's
canal from the Bruneau river will
insure plenty Of water 10 work the
rich gold-bearing bars which are
found on both sides Of the river, ex-
tending along the same n distance
from twelve to fifteen miles. Be
sides benefiting those directly en-
gagged in placer mining, the canal
will furnish sufficient water TO irri-
gate thousands of acres of some of
the finest lands in the State.
And this is not all. We under
stand that some valuable gold
quartz mines, located about thirty
miles west Of Grand View valley,
will be brought TO the front the
present season by strong company
Mountain Home is the natural out
let from this most promising agri'
cultural and mining section o.
Idaho, and must contribute mate
rally TO the welfare Of our town.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11
rnn NEm aANAoEaEAr.

]. \. Jones, the newly appointed
general manager Of the Mountain
Home Canal and Land Company.
was here a couple Of DAYS during
the past week taking look over
the field OF his additional duties
we say additional because the gen.
tleman has been and il still mana
ger of the great Nampa canal and
reservoirs and several other impor-
tant and extensive enterprises. Mr..
Jones is much pleased with the
works here and the general outlook
for a successful termination of the
irrigating system inaugurated at
this place, and doubtless his report
will cause renewal of operations
which will give an impetus to all
branches of business this summer.
The benefits TO be derived after the
completion of the great system can
not new be computed. Mr.. Jones
is an intelligent and affahle gentle
man and his great experience in
such matters guarantees success in
his every movement. Therefore il
is sincerely hoped that the new
company will endorse his sugges-
tions and commence operations i'm
mediately. While here he ordered
necessary repairs to be done at the
big reservoir and had new gates p I
in at the head of the canal leading
to CANYON creek. and the dam il
now ready tocheck the vast amount
of water soon to flow into the reser
voir. The officers of the new com
pany so far as we could learn, are
II. c. Simmons of New Jersey, Pres
ident; j. \. Jones Of Nampa, Idaho
Vice President and General Mana
ger; Prindle C. Jones Of Nampa
secretary.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11
MELconED no AZ.

well done, good and faithful
servant" has been The expression on
all sides regarding Hon. jeff Bogard
and his career in the legislature.
Las. Tuesday evening upon his re-
turn from Boise City he was accord
ed reception in this town seldom
rendered TO legislators upon their
return to their constituents. By
the exertions of c. w. Howeth and
others, pyramids of boxes and bar
rels were erected near the depot and
saturated with coal oil, and when
the headlight Of the train that bore
the honorable gentleman came in
sight match was touched to the
combustihle material and soon the
surrounding country vas brightly
illuminated. A large crowd. COM
posed of both Democrats and Rep
ubli, ans, headed by Postmaster
Underwood as ensign bearer, pro-
ceedcd 10 the depot. and az the train
halted at the platform cheer after
cheer for jeff Bogard greeted the
astonished Representatives ears. IL
was of course a demonstration en-
tireIy unexpected by the modest
and unassuming gentleman and he
was unable to reply to the many
greetings and congratulations tender.
ed by our people.
Mr. Bogard's straightforward
and manly course i'm the legislator.
and his un'iring work in the interests
Of Little Gilmore has gained him tn,
esteem of all. irrespective of politica
proclivities The people of Noun
tain Home particularly appreciat,
Mr.. Bogards efforts in endeavorins
to have a normal school locatet
here, and, failing in that, at hi'
success, in securing State institu
ton for this place Of little less i'm
p rtance-the location for reform
Sc hool.
Mr. Cowden, the joint Representa-
tive for Ada and Gilmore. also il
awarded much prai e for his assidu
ous attention To Elinore affairs AND
his able efforts in aiding to kill tn,
outrageous and unjust Alturas deb
apportionment bill, as well ms al
other matters PERTAINING to the wei
fare of this county. And should h
drop in upon us at any time he vii
receive cordial greeting by al
brond-minded and respectful lie peopl'
of this locality
/ Wednesday night dance wa
given in honor of Mr.. Bogard at Cd,
Fellows hall which was largely at
tended and proved great socia
B success.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11


Rev. Burr has opened a free read
room in Bennett hall.
Surveyor Rhoades returned from
Snake river yesterday
A brother of Lawyer Wolfe arriv-
ed here yesterday from the east.
Rufe Turner Of Atlanta spen,
several days in the county seat
during the past week.
The two jolly Gillen brothers
came down from Rocky Bar few
days ago aud went TO the Wood river
country.
Two carloads Of cattle belonging
TO Mr.. Harris of Bruneau, were
shipped from this point few days
ago, destined for Chicago.
We are glad TO learn that Frank
Hall, former secretary Of the irriga.
ton company, intends to remain
here and grow up with the country
Sheriff Gray started for Smiths
prairie last Wednesday, and as he
will he compelled to get there or
snow-shoes we do not envy him il
.aking such an excursion.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11
coLDs Ann rahin CURE.

Just at this time Of year there il
not more absorbing topic than
colds and how to cure them. Al
old nurse, whose remedies are looked
upon as infdllible, was asked the
other dav how to cure a cold, and
here is what she said:
when a cold onr~ gets a good start. ynu can't cure
H. o. y hound 20 run is sourre for three weeks
like fever. The time To take cold In hand l.
whsn the ilrss -ym,,an. are felt The hest means %
treatment depends on the saFt ~ eslld u s For q
col in th- bead the hest thug 60 DO Is 20 steam the
head That Il what the doetars do. They all
II Appliances. nut common tea kettle ell do
Whom the water hollis move the kettle TO the tArk of
The stove, rrnave the anil hoil your face
tine steam Pat tossl around your meek as not
b. wet your garments and keep 4uur mouth opcn
keep this up ~ long YOU can stand II. In Il =,
night shen yon are going u bel. n you do u and
then 20 out IL Ni he art 70 agsrayate than 20
cure the cold. T. me could stay in the house and
Keep the rson- a. ahous the temperature
for i've or three days. nothing nore might be re
qurcd.
IpNa iditon to s,eAmiuT the iace a hot bath shond
le taken and = ds-e 81 aunine This o. the
few medicines that T. safe take without doctors
prescription. HoN murh should constitute dose
depends altogether upon whether the patient has
taken 10 htiorc not Almost every thaash
take t~a tSegfsin pills ni-ht Asi niarning II
must he discontinued, though. inst A. soan as you
hegtn ~ experience rim gag sensation ia the
A laxative is also NJ. e~Glry.
cud the lungs IS even more serious than
cold Ia the head II Il begins With soreness an1
tghtnc-~ o. the rhess the hest thing do to rub
w. With the tips ~ your fiag ~ mixture Of vase
I line and tunentsne A bat toat.hath. ia which two
tablespoons q mustard 20 the gaien have baen dis
soyei AMI hot nrink sh usd he tak,n II there Is
1 much pain. apply ginger plaster 70 the chest II
tNCrc v DRY, hard c,ngh sirAniln- the ie will
lissc As the cugh bvcot1e- i7ssscr, cough mix
ture wade u nolassus, butter and an.on, all
boe dt'Ts.thcr should he taken
For simple surc throat there il nothing better
than to gaTEle with salt aud Wa,rr
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11
Washquick Soap,
Nickel Bars,
At IlELFRICH & MILLER's.

SHILoH's CURE, the Great Cougi
and Group Cure j, for sale by DIR NJ. J..
Benrhv Pocket size contains % doses.
only 25c Children love it.
James Mc.4tee and Granville
Mitten arrived here from Rocky
Bar Wednesday evening and are
looking for a new location.
Three new two-story dwelling
houses are now under construction
in Mountain Home-those of Man
uel Comes, John ii. Brady aud
Mrs. Robbins.
w. II. Manion. c. P. Oliver, w.
c. Wickersham, w. A. Reynolds.
G. F. Mahoney, Jake Ottenheimer
and Alec Bruce were in Boise last
week and materially assisted in
knocking out the Alturas steal bill.
Mrs. Geo. ID. Bell gave a magnif-
cent dinner last Monday evening Ia
number of invited ladies and gen
tlemen. the occasion being the ami.
vcrsary of Mrs. Bells birth. The
assemblage was also entertained by
vocal and instrumental music and a
general good social time was spent
after which all departed wishing
their friend many happy returns OF
the event.
Frank Hall started for Longtom
valley last Saturday on business
connected with the reservoir com.
pany. He made his way to Hub.
bells house without much difficulty
but on his return, owing to fresi
snow and dense fog. he lost his way
and wandered around till about
O'Clock at night, finally again reach
ing Hubbell's vacant house, wher,
he remained till morning. and then
started for Hills station, which
after Ii esome walk in snow up {,
his knees, he reached in safety bu
somewhat hungry-having beer
without food for As hours. lie say
Matt Casey furnishes splendlC
meals at that station.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11

John NJ. johnson and little son
returned from California last even
ing.
Deputy Sheriff Ben Gray may be
found at all times during official
hours at the Sherifrs office.
Mr. Dyer and wife, friends of Mr.
and Mrs, Jas Morris, have recently
arrived here from Texas. They ar,
well pleased with this section oi
the country and will probably locate
here.
Mrs. Bearhy received contribu
tions amounting to S3 ID for tn,
Worlds Fair liberty bell and for
warded it to headquarters. Ii every
town in the United States should
do az well as Mountain Home, what
a rafting big bell could be built.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11
3 ClaakS al tltlI cost Of S2lO.OO

We divide this amount BY the
number of cloaks, making average
cost of all cloaks six dollars and
sixty cents each.
We sell "a chances at six dollars
and sixty cents $4,000 each, and
when all cloaks are sold they are
drawn according to the number of
ticket you hold corresponding TO
number on the cloaks.
We have Seal Plush Cloaks,
Astrak han ladies cloth and niger
wool, ranging in price from $500 to
$40 90. the actual cost.
You see an opportunity to get a
cloak worth $50 90 for 80 SO. There
are IA cloaks which the actual cost
is over the price asked, so that there
will. be IA fortunate ones. All the
others range at actual cost from
1926 to SIS 80.
Who will be first2
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11
CholcrInc Ia i'cnnsyIyauia.

Swirklry, Penn We have had an
epid-':,ir Of chnlerine, as our physi.
clans called it, ia this place lately aud
made great hit with Chamberlain :
C"lic, Chuirra aud Dhrrhnea Remedy
,"li four dozen bottles Of il il one
week and have since sold nearly a
gross This Remedy did the work aud
was hig advertisement for me. Srv-
"ral persons who had he u troubled
with diarIh,'ra fnr twn ar thret. weeks
were cured 10y few doses of this med.
,cine. 7 z. Knapp, Ph q. % and
30 cent bottles for sale by DIR. &. c. Z,
silva, Druggist.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11
Rheumatism Quickly Cured.

Three days IL very short time Ia
which la cure bad care 81 rhcuma'
tlsm hut il can Ice done, il the proper
treatment j. adopted, ~ will be- seen
hy the following irnm James Lambert
nf New Brunswick. III IL was haal'
afflicted win rheumatism III the hips
aud legs. when bonght a bottle 81
Chamberlain Pain Balm II cured
me in three DAYS. am all right To-
day; AID wunld insist On every one
who il afflicted with that terrible die.
ease 10 nsr chamh~rlain'- Pain Balm
aud get we'll ~ once" 80 cent bottle.
for sale by DIR G c T. Silva, Druggist
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11
A MORTHY MAN.

Col. w. II. Brodhead, the well
known mining man, made the
BULLETIN office pleasant call last
Tuesday, on his return from trip
TO Owyhee county. Although we
have not had the pleasure Of meet
ing the Colonel before for several
years past, he looks about the same
as he did when we first knew him
in Nevada way back in the COS.
We find him also the same uncom-
promising Democrat as Of yore. still
battling for the principles he has
advocated all his life. We under
stand that Colonel Brodhcad will
be an applicant for the appointment,
of Register of the Haley Land utlice
During his residence in Alturas
County he has done much towards
opening up the mineral resources OF
ldaho-in fact, spent his bottom
dollar trying to promote the best
interests Of the country, ard we have
no hesitancy in saving that there il
no man i'm Alturas county more de-
serving or better qualified for the
position than he. We hope that
Col. Brodhead's application will re-
ceive an honest and just recognition
from President Cleveland's admin
istration. and we believe it will il
merit, character and unfaltering
consistency in party principles ar,
duly considered.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11
SHERlFFS SALE.

State u llaho, County Il LlutoTe
~ virtue ~ an cXea1 In tsztat ont Of the Hon
cradle Bstret Court VI Elnbre esittY. ssli state.
the luth aAy II fsHraa y. tel5, rs tht rlsrA
thereof Ia the Gaze II JOSEPH MAINE pIaiHtI.
versus am a. TURNER. defendant, ami To me
sheriff, directed and dtliYsrri. | all proceed to
sell tor cash. lawful money u the United states. ees
tween the hours of time .. m and IsE = III 81
MONDAY, the 0ta day II ARCH. A. y. lsas3, al
Mountain HJme, In tinore county, IN front 4 the
court house door, Alii sell NJ ubFle Al ton ali the
right, title clasm aid inturet Of klias H. Turner 80
ai, "a the following Described RAJ estate, 10 al.
That certain quartz claim ST tate, lying AHi being
In klnlure cuunty. state II hftao. described fa.
lows, % Wit being t1u hundfed feet In length and
one hundred feet IN Si.ltn the Atlanta qisrt1
ledge and buin Of and al jainink the four hun.
dresi feet II quartz mining grpllnl owned by Column
bus Burgr, :. O. fox and Jonas " Br9Au furueriy
known the Isaac biniTey mliiing ground, atld sp
puAEs un the reFds of ElaoTs tgsinty ffaimeriy Al
lures cstttyl In the nanie OF suias ii. Turner, IN
book = pae ssB 1t quartz iatiuis AMI levied On ~
the pructty l1liis n. Turltsr, u saiisiy iIdg
ncnt amounting 60 sE3l o. loo Ia favor u Joseph
Maynp, anu us,st 0f suit
tissil under M, hand tbs 10th day Of February
lseJ.
JAMES ID. GRAY sheriff
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11


Henry Casey and daughter de-
parted yesterday for their home on
South Boise river,
The BULLETIN is pleased to learn
that Mrs. c. w. Burns is gradually
recovering from her recent severe
| illness.
Work is resumed in the Goat
mine at Rocky Bar and probably
good force of men will be employed
there i'm the summer.
Mrs. Gobel, of Boise city, sister
of Roscoe Smith of this place, pass
ed through our town yesterday on
her way to Sinker creek, where she
will take charge Of a public school.
| Mrs. Nicholson and Mrs. Barclay,
widows of the snowslide victims at
Rocky Bar few weeks ago, arrived
here last night. Mrs. Barclay is on
her way to Baker city and Mrs.
Nicholson to Missouri.
c. W. Howeth and wife. d. B.
Hill and wife, Miss Mary Tate.
Judge Sprague, II. c. Madison,
Herb Howeth, Ale; Bruce, Billy
Reynolds, Frank Brownelle, X. f.
Whitney and Jas. Tucker attended
the masquerade ball at Bruneau
last night.
Next Sabbath, at 2:30 P. NJ,
Rev II NJ. Burr will give the first
of series of Sunday afternoon SER
vices at the Bennett Hall. which he
has rented for that purpose. We
are informed that no pains will he
spared to make this service most
interesting peoples meeting and all
will be most cordially welcomed.
Service begins promptly at 2:3O.
kAnL's CLOVER Roof, the new Blood
Purifier give, freshness aud clrarnrrs
Ia the Complexion and cures C"nsti
patton. 25c., zoe. and 81 90 Sold by
pr Bparhv. Mountain Home.
4 The Boise Statesman Of the 9th
Fountains this item of interest to
Mountain Home people: Gov.
pMe Connell has appointed the fol-
Flowing gentlemen to be trustees Of
the Mountain Home reform school:
A. J. Bruce and c. ?. Oliver, of
Mountain Home, James Mullany,
of Glenn. Ferry. T G. GALLOWAY.
of Weiser, 7. VI. Bruner of HALEY,
and q. b. Rogers. of Blackfoot,"
We learn that the German BOYS
who own the Gold Hill mine in the
: Dixie district are opening M good
property. They have shaft down
fifty feet ON the ledge and have
drifted each way along the vein for
some distance, showing ledge 5
feet wide of ore that pays 500 per
ton. They now have about 100
tons of such ore on their dump
Dixie mining distIict--only %
miles from Mountain Home-is
likely 10 attract much attention at
an early day.
Gov. Mcconnell thinks there has
been bribery going on in the legisla-
ture, and he has addressed a letter
to District Attorney HAYS urging
him to investigate the matter Fol-
lowing is only one paragraph from
: the Governors communication.
. Neither of the three political
parties represented in the recent
legislature are blamed for the action
of their members in receiving brides.
, I do not think that bribery was
confined TO any one, or even two OF
the parties. Ibelieye that members
in all three were influenced in a
9 corrupt manner, and justice to the
state demands that prosecutions
should I've begun, and that the
people of this state may know that
! any individual who so far forgets
! his duty as TO receive bride will
. be obnoxious not only now but fol
| all time"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11
Helhich g Eillsr.
Out of sight.

The travelling public are now fully
alive to the fact that the Chicago. I'm
ion Pacific & North Western Line Of
fers the very best accommodation 20
the public from and TO Chicago, Oma-
ha and intermediate points, not only
during the Worlds Fair, but all the
wear round. oil
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11
worlds Fair travellers win Have Ii

The public demand through service
when travelling. II Is nld.fashioned to
"change ears" On the through, sali'l
restibuled trains # the Chicago, Union
Pacific 4 Northwestern Line from OF
Ia Chicago. Omaha and intermediate
points there " no change. This is the
finest and fastest service between the
points named. Oh
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11
Prize oTer.

In our drawing of cloaks we will
present to the person drawing the
cheapest cloak n pair OF w. ID,
Wells fine kid shoes.
HELFRIcu & MILLER.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11
SHERlFFS SALE.


State - Idaho County Of EImore.
By virtue u an execution isslsi out Of the Hon
nrabe District Court tor EiaoFe county, in said
state the 10Th DAY OF February. 1893, BY the
CLERK theresa. Ia the ease ot JDHs ANDtENAtkrHA
plaintiff, versus ki fIs H. TIN III. defendant
ana to me, ~ sheriff d.rericl and delivered, ! all
proceed u sell Tor cash, lawful III luey u the United
states. between the hours Of uinu aud Bte p
~, on MONDAY, the Bth day Of MARCH. A u,
5.3. at Mountain Htns In h.unare county, In front
II the court house door, eil sell - puhltt ssti
all the right. title, claim AMI Interest II iluius u
Turner 10 and 20 the following described real estate
tUNtt
1ha certain quartz claim situste, living and being
IN Emsre county, state Of tiano. described as ID
ioNs e. vii BENG tygp hIuitt1 fest Ia lsnstu sai
one hundred it,t ia with, on tie atlanta qnAtil
Ledge and b, ug east Of AMI ADJOINING tbs Tour bun
Il. 81 fo1t u quartz mining ground aA rel ~ tosufn
has BIrgs, j. u fJX aHni 8Ha- y. kfasu. formerly
gnJsu he Isaac Aiultas mining .lsati s. ~
lt he nus Il Elsua.e ttans e ftAastIf Al
ia. J. ih the maine u htittf- n turner O.
nAS ., lass J1j, 81 quartz iosatip.ss aud tette
up the psulATt5 oi isIiu. IL ffaer = sAfisiS
inicnt ,apu4tH. 10 ss1i 5ll91, IA ia.og o. Jahh
ana. es aribA, ana ,ttss 81 -uit,
tNCn undo, as hand, tins 10Th DIV Of Februar,
1888
JAMES D.. GRAY, sheriff.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11

f l.. Bobo and wife formerly of
Glenn's Ferry, are now residents of
this place.
About four inches of the ''beauti-
full" fell here last Thursday morn
ing, bat it did not remain long.
Charley Howeth has symptoms
Of developing into a sheep baron
after his return from Oregon with
Sam Galloway.
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