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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08

Coffnrnians have already raised
$3,0o0,0O0 for mid-winter World :
Fair to be held in San Francisco.
Senator PETER of Kansas predicts
financial crashes all over the coun-
try to be followed by general
panic.
President Cleveland has called n
special session of Congress 10 con-
vene on August Z, TO consider the
financial condition Of the country.
Hugh Riley, George Windcr, Mr..
Nelson and several other Dixie gen
tlemen spent the Fourth in Noun
tain Home. They all speak in high
praise Of the future of Dixie mining
district.
W. 7. Smith, who didn't win the
foot race against Wick. on the
Fourth, has gone to the Bruneau
dam to open a wet goods Mythology
institute at that point, which he is
sure to conduct to the satisfaction
of all his patrons.
A copy of the first issue of the
Fremont County News is upon our
table. 1t is neat seven-column
paper, Democratic in tone and we'll
/ filled with matter pertaining to the
new county of Fremont. J. w.
Lamorcaux is the editor-and good
one, too.
SHLoH's Cure, the Great Cough
and Group Cure Is for sale by DIR. NJ. J
Bearby. Pocket size con'ains - doses
only 2jc. Children love H.
Sing Chong has sold his restaur-
ant to Charlie Tay Sing has gone
over to Bruneau as head cook foI
Contractor Tautphaus and his army
of canal diggers. Sing, wishing to
keep himself posted on Mountain
Home affairs, ordered the BULLETS
sent to his address at Grand View
\ dude sheepherder dropped into
Mrs Ryan's excellent hotel at tn,
Ferry a short time ago for meal
A young lady recently from Boston
attended to his wants and he mis-
took her politeness for admiration
of himself and offered her n dollar
for a kiss. She removed her eye
glasses and said, II consider suel
osculatory demonstrations incom
patible with decorum.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
Worlds Fair Build.ngs--.No. /.

The Woman's building. Just south
Of the 59th 81. entrance. Dimensions
200 by 100 feet. Cost $4,000 Every
lady should visit il. Don't forget that
the Union Pacific offers the best ser.
vice and rates as cheap as any line To
Chicago. No change of cars en- route
via Kansas City and the Chicago &
Alton X. II. Flo. additional informa.
ton call ON the Union Pacific agent,
Mr.. smith. jyf Inn
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
SATURDAY, July 8, 1898.
Commissioners meet Monday.

commissioners meet Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan McGinnis spent
the Fourth in this place.
Mrs. Outflow arrived here from
Rocky Bar on Wednesdays stage
Tom Hall, the blacksmith, came
up from Grand View to attend the
celebration.
Mr.. Stewart, the Dixie mining
operator has returned from his trip
10 the Worlds Fair
Glenn's Ferry, Bruneau and Cold
Spring were each we'll represented
here on the Fourth
Rev Hawks Of the Congrega-
tional church at Salt Lake, was a
visitor here Yesterday.
AT Pocatello. June %, son was
born to Otto Backman and wife, for
merly residents of Rocky Bar
V. "Beusheaur,' Bierbower of
Shoshone registered at Idaho head.
quarters, Worlds Fair, on the 5th.
Josh Cowan and Geo. A. McCor-
nick Of Rocky Bar registered at the
Idaho building in Chicago OH the
30th ult.
A horse race is not wicked in it.
self. II is what a man says while
he is tearing up his pool tickets
that is sinful.
Ex-Commissioner Blackwell was
here on the Fourth and contested
for the purse in the mems foot race
but he got left.
We are indebted to Mr.. Ingersoll
for bundle of the leading papers
Of Colorado-all able champions of
the silver cause.
S. s. Brady has leased the old
postoflice building and will remove
his saloon fixtures to that place
about the 18th instant
Strangers visiting this place say
that Mountain Home is the liveliest
town on the Shortline railroad. Yet
our people cry hard times.
This place is well intended fol
loafers, but | declare it's no place
for lovers" remarked lady to her
''feller" at the race track last Tues
day. NO, darling, he said, let me
lead you up to yon quiet nook
meath those fragrant sagebrush
bowers, where shyly consenting lips
can taste the nectar of oscnlatory
flowers" They went and osculated.
The Fourth of July has come and
gone and several hundred dollars
were contributed by our people and
expended in appropriately celcbrat-
ing that great event. Now let us
turn our attention toward devising
ways and means for the protection
and improvement Of Mountain
Home. We need a system of water
works-necd it badly-and if some
thing in that line is not provided
the town will surely 60 up in a
hlaze at no distant day. BY utiliz,
ing the railroad water tank, as sug-
gested in these columns several
months ago, the cash outlay would
not be very great TO construct
water works that would cover the
business blocks Of the town. LET
our people Immediately take hold
Of this important matter and com.
plete it, after which level off the
ground between Main street and the
railroad track, inclosc it with a good
fence, plant trees, shrubs and grass
and in less than one year we might
point with pride TO something Of
more value to the town than any,
thing which resulted from the ex,
penditure Of several hundred dol
lars by our people on the Fourth.
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
no SAVE HiI.l.IoNs.
4 MonsieIfui Machine soon q, he In
0neratiuu


The Caldwell Tribune is reliably in.
formed that Oregon parties are now
engaged ia the manufacture az ma
chine which may hc appropriated,
called the greStcst invention of the
age Its effects upon THE country and
indeed thc whole world can scarcely
be conceived. by actual and practical
test this machine will save gold So fine
that il IL d, III in suspension in water
for several hours THIS solves the
problem 81 gold mining an Snake
river and the various other streams ia
this country whose banks are nch in
fine gold. Machines are now, or soon
Will he, in operation in Arizona and
other localities, and Just as soon as the
water goes down large numbers Of
them will hc located along the Snake
river. The cost Of machinery is very
little and cost of operation practically
nothing. They are estimated Ia pnv
5000 to $500 per day. man. There
have been So many stories respecting
similar machines, that We naturally
felt some hesitation about swing cur
rency to this one, but the source Of in
formation is of such character that
We are bound 10 give il credrnce and
believe that the information is ahsp-
lutely reliable aud that the problem ei
saving fine gold Is solved. There will
no doubt be thousands Of miners
strung along the banks OF the rivers
III this section inside of few weeks.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08

The new quartz mill at Dixie,
about SO miles east of Mountain
Home. dropped stamps yesterday
Wool still continues to arrive al
Rice & Co.'S and Helfrich 4 Miller's
platforms-but there are no buyers
in sight
". ID. Reynolds, the jeweler, has
removed his family to the residence
formerly occupied by Geo. W. Flet.
cher Sr.
Marion Daniels has the thanks OF
the BULLETIN for a good supply OF
lucious cherries raised at his Can.
yon creek ranch.
Constable Rinehart is ter ror 10
hobos, and they move on rapidly al
his bidding. A short time ago they
were great nuisance in this com
munity.
Time for receiving bids for the
erection of the new school house in
this place has been extended until
the oath day Of July, by the school
trustees.
Bnrgomaster Fred Major last
Sunday appointed Fred Steussy
cricket Inspector for Little Canvas
bailiwick. Upon the receipt of his
commission Mr.. Steussy "set 'em
up for the boys in a liberal
manner.
At meeting of the Mountain
Home school trustees held Thurs
day afternoon. Prof. J. l.. SchaefIel
was retained as principal of our
public school for the ensuing term
and his salary raised TO $1,000 pei
month. Yesterday afternoon In,
trustees appointed Miss Grace Me
Laughlin teacher Of the intermedi
ate department nj a salary of S.;
per month, and Miss Lille Burnet
teacher Of the primary department
salary $50 per month.
County Surveyor Rhoades has
completed his work at the Hubble
reservoir site ON Longtom creek
The dam will be $50 feet in height
and when filled with water will oc
cupy a space of about % miles it
circumference.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
INDEPENDENCE,

The sun has set on the Western shore
The deep mouthed sea gives forth its roar:
lis the echo Of peoples cry,
Who fought aud blvd for libvrty.
one sun has set, another has come,
Each CLEAN is light tD a freeman home:
The nrst Vas dark With the hue of death
The second is radient with heavens breath
From hill 10 valley the herald NV:
From lake IN river the tempest grcW:
I'LL freedoms voice abroad was blown,
And the seeds u liberty we're sown
From the cold North TO che sunny south:
un the liz Of the aged In the mouth OF the youth
une cry IL pcalng, and ever intense.
The glorious Fourth and Independence.
RAY, J, ALFREp SrENCER.
Mountain Home, Idaho, Juls I. isl3,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
worlds Fair Buiidinw.--No. 1.

The Horticultural building Height
OF dome l32 feet. Cost Of building
$500 900. The Union Pacific offers
rates as cheap Us the cheapest and I'M.
excelled Accommodations la Chicago via
Kansas City and the Chicago 4 Alton
Il. X. No change of cars en route.
See A. q. Smith, agent L. l.. system,
Mountain Home, Idaho, for detailed
information. iS1,lm.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
~ Columbian Aluminium Sou

hSiAai az ~ 'Saib ~ o.
" Keep cool by buying one of
those nice fans at DR.. Bearby's.
Joe Forman came in from Marion
Daniels ranch Thursday with a
wagon load Of berries which he sold
readily.
Mrs. Hubbel and Mrs. Lepper
have gone to Hubbell's ranch on
Longtom creek, probably to re-
main several weeks.
Hon. j. T. Miller, Of Boise, agent
of the New Zealand Fire Insurance
Company, was in town yesterday
and made the BULLETIN a friendly
call.
SHILoH's NITALIzER il what YOU
need for Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, Vel
low skin or Kidney trouble. 1t is
guaranteed to give you satisfaction.
Price 75c. Sold by DIR. Bearby.
A large number of teams have
been engaged this week in hauling
supplies from Helfrich's store to
Tautphaus' canal camp on the
0wyhee. Mr.. Tautphaus, who has
the contract for building the canal,
will push the work on large scale
from this time to its completion.
Canyon county was created only
about six months ago but already
it boasts of a nice, comfortable
courthouse. Gilmore was organized
over four years ago and yet it has
no sign of county building save
that of Jail. Is it not time for our
commissioners to agitate this matter
Yesterday Sheriff Gray placed
about a dozen hobos at work clean.
ing up the alleys and back yards Of
the business blocks of this place
under the supervision of Constable
Rinehart This is a good move and
will doubtless cause such cattle tc
hereafter not tarry in Min. Home
DIR. Bearby and her daughter
Miss Hope Pyburn, returned home
Sunday morning from protraeted
visit at the Worlds Fair. Were the
pleasant and instructive experiences
of Mrs. Bearby at Chicago put in
print they would fill a large book
and The BULLETIN hopes from time
10 time to publish articles relating
to the same from the Doctors able
pen.
II. Bryan, T. ". Wheeler, and
John Wallace, in company with
Hon. Geo. 7. Wheeler, came here
from Boise last Sunday evening
The three first named gentlemen
are builders and contractors and
visited this place with the view Of
/ bidding for the construction Of our
new school house. Geo. Z. came
along to exhibit a pocket full o.
opals from his mine at Opaline-
some of which are rare indeed anu
valuable.
II is learned that L. q. Burnett
of Corral, lately discovered quite al
extensive mineral ledge in tn,
mountain at the southwest end Of Tn,
prairie. The ledge has been traced
some six thousand feet. Some ore
taken from near the surface wa,
sen; for assay to MeVicker of Sal
Lake returns from which gave as
says of Sl75 in silver aud $40 IT
gold The ledge matter is all tn,
way from two to ten feet wide. Mr.
Burnett has taken up the first loca
ton on the ledge, which he hai
named the Webster Bellevu,
Herald.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
THE cEI.EBIsATioN.
Ionnarnsiatsie Esersi~~= Daring the
nat snts "a Grand A Eair ne Night.


Owing to delayed trains on the
Fourth the gentlemen who had
promised to speak here that day
failed 10 arrive from Boise, and
their absence was sore diappoint-
ment to our people, However,
LAWYER +. NJ, Wolfe came to the
rescue and without any prepare
ton whatever delivered an appro-
pirate and able address which was
highly applauded..
Previous to Mr.. Wolfe's remarks
Mrs. Hubbell read the Declaration
in a clear, distinct voice and in q
manner that proved her to be an
elecutio;Iist of rare ability, and the
choir sang national songs that
awakened feelings of patriotism
throughout the hall.
Miss Mabel Payne sang solo
''The Sword of Bunker Hill" at the
conclusion Of which the young lady
was generously applauded, and
\. h. Clark, president of the day,
who is always ready for any emer-
gency, made a few happy remarks
after which the choir sang Amer.
lea" and the audience was dis
missed.
Horse racing then followed and
sam Callowav's 'Sorrel Top" took
the $50 purse; Billy Wilson's hors,
won the saddle-horse race, and in
the pony contest Tate's Charley
and Roscoe Smiths Hobo" took
the first and second money.
The foot racing took place or
Main street and attracted much at
tention. The first was composed Of
boys not exceeding Is years of age
Rutledge Fitzwater, Walter Camp.
bell, Otto Campbell and Fred Hal
toed the mark. Walter Campbell
won the first money and Otto
Campbell the second.
The second race was composed o.
John Helfrich, Will johnson
Arthur Beckford, Frank Jackson
Frank johnson, Jim Mullany, Jcr
aid Robins, Chas. Miller and w II
Langford. Willie Johnson cap
tured the purse.
The third race was won by J
Harris, he having lead Sam Black
well, w. I Smith, A. Ii. Clark anC
G. l.. Wilson.
Footracing was concluded by a
spirited contest between Yves Wick
ersham and w. l.. Smith, Wick
proving the victor.
Next followed the grandest dis
play OF fireworks that ever tool
place in Mountain Home, and tn,
committee is deserving of praise fol
the manner in which it was con
Quoted.
But the greatest and grandest Of
all that occurred on the Fourth wa,
the great ball given by Uniform
Rank. X. of p. In their handsome
uniforms they led the grand march
presenting a sight sublime to be
hold. Two halls were required t
accommodate the great multitud,
of dancers and JOY was unconfneC
till daylight the next morning. II
this connection the BuLLETIN car
not justly close its remarks withou
complimenting W J. Turner for tn,
magnificent and elaborate supper h
/ furnished the dancers that night.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
Out of sight.

The travelling public are now fully
alive 10 the fact that the Chicago. Tn
ion Pacific & North Western Line Of
iers the very hest accommodations Ia
the public from aud TO Chicago, Oma.
ha and intermediate points, not only
during the Worlds Fair, hut all the
year round. oI
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
Got Your Trees.

G. II. Rinehart is the duly au
tEorized agent for Gilmore anc
Owyhee counties of the Hunter
Nursery, and is now taking order
for fall and spring delivery. Every
thing in the nursery line supple,
at the lowest rates. For full par
ticulars apply to
{. II RINEHARr,
Mountain Home.
July |, 1898.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08

Tho public demand through service
when travelling. IL is old-iashioncd to
change ears" On the through, solid
vestihuled trains al the Chicago, Union
Pacific 4 North Western Line from OF
to Chicago, Omaha and intermediate
points there Is no change This is the
finest and fastest service between the
points named. ol
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
RuckIen.s Arn,ea saI,e.

The Best Saiye in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fcve,
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns and all skin eruptions, and pos
itirely cures piles, or no pay required
Ii Is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price ,.
cents per box. For sale at DIR. NJ. ]
Bearby's Drug and Department Store
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08

Morning services OF Congregational church, lO.4S
Subject: The Universal Creed Text Acts
rs; 81
Text: Acts ;; Is.
Sunday school HAS a m.
All are cordially invited To attend the service both
~ church and Sunday school. God needs the coop.
Grafton Of ever, man, and child
REv. j A. sFESCKR Pastor.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERlFF'S SALE.

nv virtue ~ execution issued out Of the District
Court at the FOURTH Judicial District state Of Idaho
W and for the County ~ fimore. wherein FRANK
T. CAiANAH a plaintiff and REAR CREEK gBI Il
MtNlNlNG COMPANY, defendant, upon Judgment
rendered the 2sth day III June lsi3 for the sum
~ one Thousand seven hundred and hfty (sI $50 M
dollars besides costs and interest have this ,lat
levied upon all the right title. claim and nirrc.t d
said defendant Ia and 10 the following described re
e.tate. to nit
The Duncan Mining Claim. consisting Of l0in lineaI
feet. the Fast duncan Claim, consisting Of laaC
linear feet; the Mountain Goat Mining Claim Ia,
boiler and hoisting engine. Also the Emma I.ol,
Mining Claim, consisting Of l5O0 linear feet on said
lolc, ledge vein, and the Laura jackson Mlnin.
. Claim.
The above named mining claims are la-,aiesl in
Rear Creek Mining district. Fillmore County state N
liaho and appear the Records OF Mining Deeds o
Fillmore County, state Of ldahn Ia the name Of IN,
Bear Creek Geld Mining Company.
Notice Is hereby given that ! will on MONDAY
the Slst day NJ ItLN Isg3, at o'clock T. m ri
sail daf, VA front 81 the Courthouse door 81 III,
county II Elmnre sell ~ Pablo Auction for cash
lawful mooney In hand all the right title claim and
interest ui SAID defendant Bear Creek Gold Minin,
COMPANY, In and II tho above described property o.
much thereof shall satisfy said iud nlrnt With
interest and c'Ssts to the hghcs, and bcst hidder
Dated tue Ith dat u Juls Isa3
JAMES y. GRAY, sheriff
lS T.. u. GRAY, Deputy
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
Fresh Fruit pailv.

c. II Rinehart daily receives all
kinds Of fresh fruits and berries
Orders promptly filled at the lowest
living prices.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08

0HO The regular communications Of Gilmore
w Lodge No. 10, A. p and A VI held on
q M The Wednesday evening Of or next pre-
SNYN ceeding the full Of the moon ~ each month.
sojourning brothers are cordially invited 10 At.
attend. ADELBERr H. CLARK Master.
J. NJ JOHNSON, SECRETARY au2syl
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
B IDS
For Construction
OF
School House
w anted.

Sealed bids will he received hy the
School Board oi School District No. 1,
OF Gilmore County, State OF Idaho, At
the Office Of W G. iiowie, Secretary Of
snid Board, in the town OF Mountain
Home, in said County aud State. till
II o'clock NJ, Of the lith day Of July,
1873, for the construction OF an eight
room school building for said district
according TO plans and specifications
:" he seen NJ the Office Of the said W.
e. liuwie after June 2Sih, 1893. All
bids must he accompanied with a good
and sufficient bond ia The sum Of
twelve thousand dollars.
The said board reserve the right To
reject amy and all bids
Address all communications to
w e. HOWE, Sec,y.
School Board, Min. Home, Idaho
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
Nroun,aln Homc Lodge. /. o. o. y.

HALL or MOUNTAIN
TX HOME LODGE No. 10 l
MI w NJ. %. p Lodge meets cy
10 Very SATURDAY evening
All members Ia goUt
standing are respectfully invited to attend
GEO T. MAIioNEY, y. G..
W. II, BAuGII, RS
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
Furnished Rooms.

Furnished rooms. with or with
out board, at the Gilmore Hotel.
MRs NoRA LINEnAN, Prop.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
knights of Pythins.

Mountain Home Lodge No II mee, IN their Castle
Hall every Monday evening AZ o'clock. All knights
in good standing cordially Invited TO attend our
meetings. II. Z. HCBBELI, &. =.
u g MADISON, h. Of Il as
The herald., 1893-05-21


There will be an open air concert at
Westlake park this afternoon by the
Douglass military band.
John Cowper was booked yesterday at
the receiving hospital for medical treat
ment. Cowper was seized with fit on
on the street, and fell, cutting his head
badly. Police Surgeon Bryant attended
to the mans injuries.
Main street property owners will meet
at the chamber OF commerce tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock, to confider an
important project in relation TO the i'm
provement OF Main and Spring streets
north OF First. X. Kohn & Co., Joseph
Mesmer and V. Ponet called the meet
ing.
Seasonable hats are now in season,
and they're in Deamond'a stock in all
the latest styles. Thats the magnet
that's drawing crowds oil buyers to his
etore at No. 14l S Spring street in the
s Bryeon block. Everyone Is eager to see
u display OF all the new summer styles,
and they go whore the display is TO be
found. Mr.. Desmond has hats for all
purposes, in all styles and in all sizes.
His stock is hat exposition worth
place in the Worlds fair. It's fair
sight to zee, and you can't do the fair
thing by yourself unless you see it. He
also has fine line of summer shirts,
underwear, and the very latest novelties
In neckWear
The herald., 1893-05-21
A Clvil servlce DeciaIon.

WASHINGTON, May 20.-Judge Bradley
in the circuit court OF the District Of
Columbia this afternoon, in the case of
Pulaski, a discharged letter-carrier,
rendered an important decihion in the
matter of the enforcement of the civil
service laws, holding that an employe
of the government, appointed under and
subject to such laws, cannot be dis-
missed from the service without lust
and sufficient cause, and the courts have
q right to pass upon the suficiency OF
the cauna,
The herald., 1893-05-21

George II. Smith, prominent drug
gist of Fresno, is in the city business
bent.
H. j. Lelande is organizing party to
I take short fishing trip to Bear Valley
this week.
That Democratic war-horse, Colonel
Angeles a visit.
J. A. Kingsley, OF Kingsley & Barnes,
leaves tomorrow for the worlds fair to
be absent about aix weeks.
Col. and Mrs. Dorlond of Dubuque,
Ia, are in Los Angeles to stay, having
decided to buy home and settle down
to living at once.
Nrs. DR.. Kenny of Brooklyn, with her
two charming daughters, are here to
spend the summer, and are delighted
with everything in and around Los An
geles.
Col. Campbell T. Hedge, one Of Red
lands great advocators and the popular
proprietor of the Hotel Terracina, was
in the city yesterday on his way to San
Diego ON business bent.
DR.. w. w. Ross left On last evenings
Santa Fe train for Chicago on visit TO
the worlds fair. The DOCTORS profess
sional business will be attended to by
DR.. G.. W. Lssher, during his absence OF
about one month.
W. ii Mintzer, president OF the Long
Beach board OF trustees, was in the city
yesterday. He states that already large
numbers OF people come to the beach
every day. The committee in charge of
the celebration OF the completion of the
new wharf have decided to hold that
event on Saturday, May 9th.
Mr.. Loxley r. Parson OF Topeka has
taken position with Bartlett's music
house, in the tuning department. Mr..
Parson comes highly recommended and
will be valuable acquisition to our
musical circles, having q baritone voice
of rare depth and sweetness. The many
Topeka people in this city will be glad
to know that he has come to stay.
Mr.. Louis Gottschalk, formerly
well-known lawyer of Los Angeles, is on
a visit to the city. Under Judge Nc
Kinley's chsperonage he did the new
county court house yesterday, and OBJ
served the contrast between its spa
cious and elegant proportions and the
dingy old court house where he was
wont to file his legal documents.