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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
Summons.
In the District Court ~ the Fourth Judicial District
Of the state of Idaho. In and for the
County OF fiuiore.
o. ,s,...i.L ut.i.,t1

In the District Court 81 the Fourth Judicial District
u the state Of Idaho. in sHd for the
County OF kluiore.
George A. Mccormick, Plaintiff,
Ida Gold Company. Limited. Defendant.
The state Of Idaho to Ida Gold Company Limited in
the name 81 the People ~ the State IL Idaho
You hereby notised that there u on file
in the Office IT The Clerk Of the Dsire Court II the
Fourth Judicial District Of the State ~ Idaho IN ard
fnt ilr County Of Fillmore the complaint ~ George
II S9J1 60 together Hiih Interest alleged to be
DIRE said plaintiff aud ether parties for labor per.
formed and supplies furnished At your (ieirndant >
request end other parties, for sauRhle cansiiera-
ten ss.isnel their ciaius 20 plant W the above
emit led action a. follow, 70 said paiuiif t'e0rge
A. Mci'Ornitk s2'aO0 T. c koth slGico T. r. Don
pvan Sf6i co. j. v C0Aan sI2h o., q E,icksin 500,
W. +. Hnthhun NJ. WIN. Lindsey $500. James
ONe Sll2 90, ~ Stag s4i.Oo. Charles Sauui-rlatt
8 ont1, q ID. Boi.iCu SEQ 70. Geo. N scott I. Co.
~ .Cs6O0. J. " Roweft eng 90. The particulars
fully appearing ia plaintiffs complaint ccrtl-
h-l cnpy ~ wnich y served hefcWith and ulAds 4
part hereof and that unless vou appear and answer
to stid mIisni witHia ten days after the service
Thereof. II served within Einore county, asd within
twenty DAYS IL served out ~ saii county bat within
si Judicial District, and within forty DAYS II served
~ said district exclusive Of the day " seryige
Judgment viii be taken agHnst you by default. &C
c.rling 90 the PRAYER Of sail complaint for the
sum al Two Thousand Sin Hundred aud Si4ty.siX
daiiars and interest aud costs n shit
In testimony whereof, W. g. Miekersham. Clerk
u said District GGurt, have heTeunfa set my
lis hand aud aiised the seal u said Court a,
Mountain Home, this 18th day d February
" c. wIcgERsHAM.
Clerk oi the Dist4ist Curt.
BY J. A. rUkIiLL deputy.
Richard Z. johnson 4 Sous, attorney tor plaintiff.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
VOTING BY MACHINERY.

In number Of the towns ~ the
State OF New York, when the Spring
elections are held this year, there will
be a very novel scene. Harper's
Weekly says every voter will walk
into little room with walls oi sheet
iron, will see before him great array
of bright knobs--to each Of which j.
attached the name Of candidate for
Office, the whole number including all
the names placed in nomination-will
push in the knob for every name he
wishes to vote and will pass out, having
taken, according TO the experiment in
Lockport last year. less than forty sec.
onds. BY the machinery thus employ.
ed, every vote is securely and secretly
recorded, and every voter can cast on,
vote, and no more, for one candidat,
for each Office. There is no printin,
oil ballots required, there is no chanc,
OF misprinted names, OF Of miscuunl
ing, accidental or intended, or of chang
ing the returns. The election held i
Lockport in the Spring of 1892 wa
very favorably reported on by thos
who watched it and the like election
this year will be closely studied.
the machinery does in all places VIII,
il did in Lockport, it would seem iii
the ingenuity of the Yankee invent,
had settled the vexed question of ball
reform. and by voting machine HI
destroyed much of the viciousness
machine vot ng. The Australian s.
tenn, for which so much energy ~
ink have been expended, can at b,
only secure secrecy where the own
is bent on having il, but this machi
seems To- compel secrecy, and To ma
tn. various phases Of electoral criI
and abuse physical impossibiliii
The saving of money is said 10 be Y,
great, hu' the saving in political dem
alization aud corruption must be.
the machine works uniformly and c,
tinuously well. simply incalculable.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
Mothers. Recommendation.

We aia acquainted wirh many
mothers III Centrrville VIM would not
bc without Chamberlain Cough
Remedy an the house iar a eend many
times its cusl. aud IRE recommending
IL every day. From personal rNper''
encc We can eay that u hh, hn,krn M
hah c,i3, tnr sur children --trutFr-
sillt, S,nih Dakota. CiIizrn. 80 cent
bottles for sale by DR.. c. { =. S!iya,
Druggist.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25

Horses are selling in Nevada for SO
per head, and they are being gathered
for shipment to France, To be sold for
food. The Reno Gazette says: Every
mountain range in the State has bands
running ut large that are free 10 any
one who will take them. 1t is even
lawful to shoot them in order To save
the feed for more useful class Of
stock. One man recently offered g.
gather hundred head Of horses and
deliver them fifty miles from home fur
IS u head. His idea in delivering them
fifty miles from home was that they
might not get back to bother him
Judge Nugent's splendid charge e.
the grand jury says plain enough that
IL would have looked better in Gov
Mcconnell 10 have made his charge,
Of bribery while the legislature WI,
in session-and having made them h,
should have remained and htuu b.
about the arrest nf tie GA ltv ones in
stead al ahseniing himself 10y * pliul
90 North Idaho. Their, Ia remain nm !
the grand jury had been Discharged =
Bois. Democrat.
Al exchange says: Editing new,
paper H. - pleasant huStups,-if Nol
can stand il II We publish niat
who has htough, di.erace upon hi
family, the n, njs end relatives al tile
family never Iurgive ~. II We. uui q
gnudness uf heart, decline Ia stv Any.
thing about il his en- n,lrs ARE dirapuinl
ed, and we are branded as whit,
liverrd coward
A SaAhvill. Tenn. Dispatch state
that u man on trial IN tha, .ty f.
murderer FIJI dead while on the wiiner
stand on Friday week. When ask,
il he committed the crime Of whic
he was charged he said he hoped Gu,
would strike him dead il lac had
Hardly had he uttered tie words thar
he fell to the floor dend.
Henderson Smith, aged 10 year,
and who married his ,ecnnd wife whei
ne was kid Of only 81 YEAR, died a
Quincy, Ill on the 16'h instant.
There are 80 Sundays in 1885,
thing that only occurs about twice il
century.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
NOTICE OF FoRFEITUsE.

To = n Ethel and II. 5. Albertson, their heirs OF
assign:
You are erehy notified tia, have expended one
hundred dollars IN labor and Improvements tie
LAST CHANCE
Mine or pie situated ahent mile north Of Pine
T. -, Elmore county, Idaho. for each Year Of $500
1891 and $50 and that suu, u o. Ethel, Your heir,
assigns TIA for said assessment labor fai
The years ls9i aud isa2, amounting 20 sssi 81 %
ard Won, u J. Ahcrtran your heirs or Assigns, are
N for sd work for the wears lss
ls9i snd Is 2 amounting n slOO %. thai su h work
dune by in order 4, hau the ulsi.r the
prs lsians q Section 2s24, revised statutes Of ths
United Sta'os. and that If within ninety DAYS aite
tie first Publication uf this notice. each either 81
So,t YOUR hairs assigns. fall or rr'uSe 81 con
tribute yaur proportion o. saeh expenditure. %
her With tlle cust # advertising, a. ooNners
,ar Interest," In said rs.ni N heenmu the property
ol The subscriber uurT said SECTION 23t4 hsvisCt
Statutes 70 ths United states
MAETiN HICKMAN
Pine Grove, Idaho. January "a, 1893
FIRST Iubiisaii1a Jan y. 1888,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25

The Philadelphia Press, a gold
bug newspaper, SAYS a secret canvass
Of the members Of the next Congress
has been made and reveals a large
majority in both hrant hes in favor
uf free coinage and determination
to nj !, through Al other ques-
ina- ARE 70 be made suaservient To
.a financial issue bv President
Cleveland. who only recently realized
the strength " the silver sentiment
in his party.
Tim Donovan dropped into this
office yesterday and added his name
TO the 1000 BULLETIN subscription
list.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25

In justices Cont, ROCKY liar Precinct County Of
blmarF state st Idaho.
q g Koch IlIius.iI
Ida Culi COMPANY. Limited. pci,ni.n
Tha - Is IT ldaho. tn I!a Cshi company, Limited
tUe AHoVc AiUea teig udants
Nnn are herpuN rrq,lired q appear In Rctian
hrught against You by the above named plaintiff IN
tbs Jasc, Court Of I'm ~ Bar Precinct, county ST
klnerr, State OF ldlho aud u the complaint
died theruia AZ the time hereinafter dt<gpatcd or
iudglnrnt b. default viii be taken against YOU. a..
r,s,iius thu prayer Of said eampsint. tor the
ot 3l1 80 Lou and Gusts Of suit aud attorney
tees
The said action il brought % recover 500 5ol0o.
- which klIn Ti1t due fur labor done and peT
folpe b., 1T .intin tor yuu, s1ea "a Tor iabaT dsne
and performed ~ r = iouaSau fnF yr1i 81 -
lln ior lAbat tiunr aul iari1rmeI by " hiNett
iaE sou; ine s,id eiaisns having been as,igUa 10
ptif3ih inF talushn euusiietAtsan ht fEeslt AhaNe
hsliel iar,z t.oI.Tc Ihe . this sut.
aud an sails tsi,ar having Nrcn dHne and reformed
~ lat, IN -,.i Einor. county. between Jaus.sB
-, lebi, AID February IL, ias3s - Nuut request
taA lUu arr Hvr,i5 nHiiasd that II ,Gn tati e. APP
peas uud answer sat8 lsIu.t4f the 18th dly ct
AlriI, .li3 al u % ci,tk the said plaBtu viii
t4ee jadsut.at sls4ia.t NUu far tile shotg sIn 4
g-l $1,000 ts.etLtr aith ,AC gosts u this ssit AMI
AgteruyN = tees
uIttn under "a, hand this 9;h day OF Marsh Ia the
YEAR ui ear ispsd thousand tisht hgndteI and
JAMES A. NICHOLSON.
Ja,tiey % the reaye.
Aug NJ slnnott attorney tOf pi4Iaun
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
The Hoorlers Want ,he ise.t.

"'fhe people 81 this vieinity insisi on
having Chamhorlnu'S Con h Remedy
and tial aes want airy other" rtvs J, iNl
y. Bishop. Of Portland Mili, iUaansl
That l. right They k,pw II to ia
superior O. amy oibtr iur colds. und ~
n preventive and care lar Group, aud
WHY should lh.y nnt Insist upen hay.
ing - 80 ZEN, bsttl.s to sale l,y nr
4. G 4. s..4a, D.ug ist,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
worlds Fair Travellers VIII Have IL

The public demand through service
when travelling. II is old.fashioned Ia
"chnnge ears" On the through, solid
vestihuled trains ci the Chicago, Union
Pacific & Northwestern Line from or
to Chicago, Omaha and intermediate
points there Is no change. This is the
finest and fastest service between the
points named. oil
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
M. JOHNSON,
Contractor and Builder,
MOUNTAIN HONE. IDAHO.
Houses RaT0gad on Short Notice
ET frv Me. LIB
.4LiaS SUNNI Oy1s.
In Justices Coir' Of Rocky Far Precinct County ~
Emore, state 81 Idaho
G. A Mccormick, Plaintiff.

g. A Mccormick, Plaintiff,
Iia Gold Company, limited Defendant
The state Of Idaho t. Ida Gold Company, Limited,
the above names defendant
You arr HEREBY required 10 appear In alton
hrauz ht a.ainst ,uu hs the ah,Ve rnmp plin'if Ia
the justice. Court ~ RncNy bar Precinct Elnare
county, state % lisho, AMI t. the complaint
Tiled thcfen the tim. hcgris after desiRuatcl ar
jag1uy ( b. default vii I've TAKEN against YEA. &C.
p1r sin- 10 the prayer II said complaint or tor tn
ss7 51lUU an1 costs ui suit and attorney :
ices.
TIE said action j. brought To Sa7 5o.iOO af
which sum s245 90 aue Tor labor performed Tor
y0a b. plant II and - anla9 arr due Tor lahar per
toriHp for Aou bs James uAtii and assigned TO
plaintiff valuable ennsi leFatiun before the ram.
menerucnt u this action all ssit labor hasin been
luri ru,a between tht 2ath day II JanaatA, lssgs,
and III, nth DAY 81 February, lst3. az Rocky Bar,
Ia sail county ~ Elnaart, az Nnur request.
Nna are hereby notified that II sou tai 10 appear
and answer SAIL cpmpl4iat the Is h daF - April.
lsss3 al ID uelock IN, the said plaintiff will tske
Judgment against you tor the attova sum If ~ 80
loo together 9ith tie costs Of this suit attorney
ices.
I.sen under ms hand this the 9th dsy Of March,
iH ia. year 81 Lord one Thousand eizhi hundred
and niii,tK three.
JAMES A. NICHOLSON,
justice at the Peace.
Aug NJ Siunott attorney Tor plaintiff
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
Out of sight.

The travelling public are now fully
aliv. to the fact that the Chicago. Un-
ion Pacific & North Western Line Of
fers the very best accommodations To
the public from and To Chicago, 0ma-
Ina and intermediate points, not only
during the Worlds Fair. but all the
wear round al
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
Postponed.

The above sale is hereby postponed until Monday
Mar,h q. 1888. take place at the hours and
pia above named.
Dated This leth day OF March. 1898.
JAMES u. GRAY, sheriff.
BY B. r. GRAY, Deputy.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25

sHILoHs yIrAlIzER is what YOU
nerd fef Dysfep-r. Tofril Liver Nel-
low skiu ar kidney tr0uhlr II Y
Guaranteed e. riye Won satisfaction
Pire 10. Sold ~ ~. Bs4gby.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
SHERlFFS SALE.
state Of Iaaho. County Of Elmor,.

state IT Idaho. County Of Eimore
~ viftac q an execution issued out n the Hon.
fAtlu District Court hr Elmorr county, N aald
rats' Gu the leth DAY Of February, 1858. by tho
tieik iheFeni. IN tlieeass IL JOHN ASllREwARTHA,
Faiuif, versus hfFUS II. TURNER defendant
Alh ~ me- sheriff directed and delivered, 1 viii
irocefd - sell for cash. lawful money of the United
states, between the hours Of nine a M and Ave D
n. on MuspAY, the 9Th day Of MARCH, A b.
LOS. u Mountain neme. Ia E1morc county In front
tie rcnrt Hluse door, will sell at public auctioa
a the right, title claim and interest u RUFUS II
nrnrr Ia and 70 the following described real estate
g. kit
That certain quartz claim situate living and heInR
~ Lnlofe county. stale ~ Idaho, described fol-
loss q Wit Being two hundred feet IN length aud
ane hundred iset iR with. on the Atlanta quartz
lezr, aAd bang east q and adjoining the four hun.
dttd loot u quartz mining ground oar ned by Couni.
bus Burge. }. q. Fox and Jonas W Brown. formerly
known ss the Isaac winfrey niaing ground and ar.
pears on the reclrds II Einore county formerly Al.
turas county, In the name Of kufus II. Turner In
haok 2, rage 3l5. Of quartz locatioHs and levied
npcn the property Of Rufus ~ Turner to satisfy a
Judgment amounting s2ot % 100 10 favor VI John
AudteSartha. and c.~t II suit.
Given undei my hand tbs 10Th day Of February,
lsS3
LANES n GRAY She1H
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
STOCK BRANDS.

~ Left hip. Marks Crop and split In left unbit In
~ right gettle lcit Jaw.
L ! Hiih hips. MARKS: Crop and split In eaes ear,
T waffle right jaR. A. n. HALL,
noy26 " Mountain Home, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25

The ahd"s sole Is hereby postponed until March 10,
1855. take place the hours aud place above
named
Dated this 81 DAY Of March, 1893
JAMES d. GRAY, sheriff Of Elmo-e Co.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
Postponed.

The above sale i. hereby postponed until Monday
Aarch y. 1913 20 take place the same hours and
place above named
Dated ihi, 10th day Of March, 1893.
JAMES d. GRAY, Sheriff.
BY n. r. GRAY, Deputy.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
.fli0S Summons.

In justices Cont. Eoexy Tar Precinct County Of
Elmarr state st Idaho.
4 g B7sh Ihiasli,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
.4A0S sam mons.


Jastiey % the Peace
Aug N. slnnott. attorneA toI p..la.in
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-12
THE MELRosE REUNION.
Chetopa Advance.

Our Melrose friends made a great
success of The soldiers reunion July %
aud 80. Nearly 1000 persons were
present. The speakers on Friday were
Rev. E. G. Boaz in the afternoon and
Hon. S. S. kirkpatrick in the evening.
On Saturday forenoon Capt. Erwin de-
livered fine address and in the after
noon Hon. Bernard Kelly OF Topeka
delivered a most mastery address.
Among other things he claimed that
pensions were part of the national
debt, and couid not be cut off by any
individual officer of the government
without molesting the constitutional
amendment in regard to national OBJ.
legations. Mr.. Kelly also called atten-
ton to the fact that one OF the South
ern members Of congress on the pen.
sion committee is Col. Livingston of
Georgia who came to Kansas few
wears ago TO tell the people how to
vote. Col. Warner of Baxter was
billed for Saturday night, but was UNI
able to be present OH account of the
dangerous illness of his partner, Mr..
Perkins, and Col. J. B. Cook of Ghetto
pa was called on to I'll his place and
spoke for one hour. Mr.. Gage of Bax-
ter also spoke for half an hour, great
crowd remaining and giving their at
iention until the last word was spo.
ken. The Dill family of expert mu-
sicians did nobly as did also band
composed OF young men from Weir
City. The hospitality Of the good cit
liens of Melrose was also highly ap.
preciated. A large number attended
the reunion from Chetopa.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-12
They are prepared to save, you money on
any of the following seasonable goods:
Barb Wire
Bicycles
Flower Pots
Gasoline Stoves
Fishing Tackle
Lawn Mower
THE COMING REUNION.

The grand Interstate reunion which
will be held in Camp Logan at this
place August Is to September 3 bids
lair to be the largest and most success
full ever held here. Already letters
have been received from the G. A. r.
posts of Girard, Cherokee, Walnut,
Fort Scott, Edna, Paola, Cherryvale,
Galena, Columbus, Pittsburg, Weir
City, Scammon and many others in
Kansas, as well as those of Lamar,
Sarcoxie, Carthage, Webb City, Car
terville, Joplin, Seneca, Southwest
City and Others in Missouri, asking
for tents and accommodations. Gil
rard has announced that she will come
en- mdsse; SO will Galena and many OF
the other towns mentioned. Frank
Arnold of Lamar, Mo-, the only sur.
vivOr of the Baxter Springs massacre,
will be here with his two little girls,
who will entertain the old comrades
with their songs and recitations. Dad
VAIL will be here with his drum /;
Blundell, the gunner, will be here; in
fact nearly everybody within radius
of so miles will be here, and many
from much greater distances.
The Interstate Reunion Association
has eight hundred and forty tents in
sight already and will secure enough
more to accommodate all who may
wan: them. Eight hydrants have
been located at convenient points on
the grounds, an administration build.
ing 24x24 feet and two stories high
has been erected, water closets have
been built, large spot of ground has
been secured for horse corral, an EN-.
CINE house has been built and an en-
CINE and pump purchased which will
be used to pump an abundant supply
of pure, cold water to all parts OF the
grounds, the trees have been trimmed
up and many other needed improve
ments made. Camp Logan this year
presents a very different appearance
from former years and those who
come here to enjoy the reunion this
year will find the best appointed camp
grounds in the state.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-12

Last Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
r. U. Thomas were surprised TO sec
about fifty of their friends and neigh
bors, each bringing well filled bias.
kel, march in and take possession OF
their elegant new house. Mr.. Thomas
has lust completed one of the finest
and most convenient houses in the
county. After an elegant supper,
which was heartily enjoyed by all, the
evening was spent in games and a
good time generally.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-12
PUBLIC SALE.

On Wednesday, August %, at the
Stevens farm. one-fourth of mile
south of Lowell, or two and one-hali
miles northeast of Baxter Springs,
Eastman Il Childs will offer for sale
at public auction IL horses, 3 mnles, I
head of cattle, farm implements, bug
gies, wagons, Z tons of timothy hay
Is dozen chickens, 3 dozen turkey
etc. Sec adv. elsewhere in this issue
J. P. Hartley, the popular auction
eer, will officiate at this sale.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-12
Refligerators
Ice Chests
Pumps, Kinds
A GOOD SEND-OFF.

The Kansas City Times Of Satur-
day, August 8, gives Baxter Springs
one of the best write-ups she has evel
had in a metropolitan daily paper
The Times sent representative nero
10 ascertain the feelings Of the bust
ness men with regard TO the repeal OF
the Sherman law, aud although he
thought he found Il great diversity OF
opinion with regard to the repeal OF
the law he ascertained the follow
ing facts, which arc not inagnified in
the least:
"Thcrc is at least one town in Kan
sas in which no one has felt any i'll eff
fects from the general financial de.
preston aud that is Baxter Springs
Merchants have no complaints tO
make and all are doing thriving
business. No run has been made on
either of the two banks and the depos-
its in both are as great as they ever
were. The strike Of the coal miners
has not affected business perceptibly,
as few of the mine workers live in that
part of the country. Baxter Springs
lies within one and one-half miles of
the Indian territory line, and just
across the line an army of hay cutters,
balers and haulers are at work gather
ing the crop, all of which is hauled to
this point for shipment. On an aver
age twenty cars are loaded daily and
shipped over the Kansas City, Fort
Scott and Memphis road. This in
dustry is what is making local mer-
chants happy, and it explains why
they would not know that the finan'
cial centers of the country were being
agitated il il were not for the infor-
nation furnished them by the news
papers.
''Baxtcr Springs is an old soldiers
town, and every year grand reunions
are held there. Usually they are as
large and sometimes larger than the
regular stale reunions. The reunion
this year will be held the latter part OF
the present month, and unless all
signs fail, it will be the most success
ful Of the many successful ones held IN
past years. Ex-senator John j. In.
gals has faithfully promised TO be
present and furnish the pyrOtechnics,
and similar promises have been made
by Senator PETER and Congressman
Hudson and Funston. These three,
however, are not really expected, as
their duties rs statesmen will require
their presence in Washington.
''In view Of these prosperous condi'
tions Baxter Springs people are fairly
well satisfied. While few favor the
unconditional repeal of the Sherman
law most of the men seen want 1t re-
Dealed with IA substitute"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-12

In the case of the United States vs..
John Stewart, charged with stealing
cattle from S. S. Cobb, cattleman OF
Vinita, I. T., which was held before
U. S. Commissioner Daniels on
Wednesday, the defendant was bound
over to the United States district court
in the sum of $500. Failing to give
bond he was committed to Jail. The
cattle were sold by Stewart and two
other men to j. w. Beall, Joplin
butcher.