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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-25
8. A Book Of Golden Deeds.
BY G. M. YoNGE.

This is Just the book to put into the hands OF
YOUTH circulating n healthy morality aud true
manly and womanly sentiments Few books
are better formed than this to develop aud
mold the tastes Of the rising generation aud
encourage optimstic and patriotic IDEAS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-25
FOR RENT.

nor RENT-FINE DWELLING HOUSE, an
II Main street: will be rented with cErpeta
aud stoves N dssired; possession can BE- had a.
once. BERNARD HokKHEIAER Sl hAir
street avn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-25
=. A TillylOss Scandal.
7. M. BARRIE.

A new work by ]. NJ. Barrie, author OF that
Scottish classic, The Little Minister" which
has had a phenomenal sale, may be expected 10
Uhet the literary appetite Of every intelligent
reader OF first class fiction. In stories OF hum
BILE scottish peasant life, Mr.. Barrie Is ON his
own special ground He knows the character
istics Of the Scottish weaver and the peasant
class as the sailos knows the sea-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-25
MACHINISTS.
LEGAL NOTICES.

In THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO CoUN-
Il ~, in the State Of West Virginia. August
Rules 1893
George C. Murray
VS.. in chancery.
Flora Murray.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-25
IN Mrs. GAsKELL..
3. Crawford,

Crawford" in its charming miniature paint
ing ana sketches OF character, recalls the best
or Jane Austen's novels IL is delightful pic.
ture OF old world social life IN an English coun-
ary village descriptive OF the feelings, habits,
opinions, character and sociA, conditions OF the
little community. The story 10 quiet earnest
ness and with fine literary sptitudes in the
writer IL is beautifully illustrated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-25
9. Lays OF Ancient Rome.
BY LORD MACAULAY.
beautifully Illustrated }

MscGulay's Lays" are instinct with the very
soul of.poetry. and are full OF heroic action and
energy. Like SCOTS sdirit-stirring ballads
they have a fine picturesque quality, with
graphic breadth, and great realistic power OF
expression. The English, no less than the 10.
man LAYS. have the breath OF the battlefield aud
the sounding notes Of the charge to battle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-25

T,oE RENT AND FOE sac CARDS AT
il -. coustiRs Eos cx slsa-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-25
LORD LYTroN.
6. The COming Race. LoR

The Coming Race" by Lord Lytton, is =
clever and Ingenious excursion into the realm
OF science, as the inventive man may find II in
the coming time. II presen curious but
fascinating picture Of the human environment
as we may see il realized IN the next century,
when human needs will be served by every re-
source OF electrical and mechanical coutriV'
ance when the coming race for instance,
will he enabled 10 exchange domestic helps for
ingenious and mercury footed automat0ns, and
have At command every appliance adapted 10
the marvslously changed social and industrial
condition OF things.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-25

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR OHIO
i County, State Of West Virginia.
Wheeling Steel and Iron
Company, In AsSumpsit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-25
LOT ON FOURTEENTH ST, FOR SALE.

We offer Tor sale n, harrain ~ ~
once. tue westerly - feet Of LOrNo. sa1sssA
southwest corner OF FOURTEENTH AZ sns
feet 10 al alley OF IN
Also
No. 81 Sixteenth street. two story brick
Nc, III Thirteenth street Two story bric<
No sstl Chapliue street two story hrick.
No lOo south fenn street two story frame
street
Nos. IS, IS, o.. 90 Seventeenth 81, four brick.
No. y sixteenth street. two story brick
LOIS In Pleasant VALLEY on National Road
Lots IN Posters addition on National Road.
Logs In Edgington near che Point
Let's On North Front street. IslAad.
Lots on North Huron street Island.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-25

.ons.d, ing me money panic and the
Door crops our citizens have turned
out fairly well. Tomorrow will take
Jlace the free for all run With purse
Of $500 and a free for all race with
purse OF $500. The fair tomorrow will
be fully as interesting as to-day, aud
che attendance will no doubt be fully
as large.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-29
THE CONTRACT lat.


The Mountain Home school
trustees have awarded the contract
for the bnilding OF the new school
house TO Judge J. T Sprague for the
sum of si2, 946--so we are informed
by Attorney HOWE, secretary Of the
board. II is gratifying to know
that one Of our own citizens Sc
cured this plum, and especially one
SO thoroughly competent to carry
the work to completion in every de-
tail as is Joe Sprague. II is antici-
pated that the contractor win have
every thing in readiness TO COM
mence the foundation of the build
ing by the 10Th Of August, and from
which time there will be busy times
on the school house square until the
building is ready for occupancy.
II will not now be long before the
people Of Mountain Home can point
with pride TO at least one building
for educational purposes that for
comfort and convenience can not be
excelled in this section Of Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-29
ADVANTAGES or coon tDAps

A country without roads will re-
main undeyeloped. its hidden treas
ures stored away Where poor
roads prevail everything else is apt
TO be poor, the horse, farmer and
merchant IL two horses haul the
load Of four, one wagon haul the
load of two, one set of harnes haul
the load oftwo, one driver serve for
two, and six miles instead of three
be made per hour, the aggregate
saving would double the net income
Of the average farmer. This de-
sideratum can only be accomplished
by the means of good public roads.
The effect of good public roads
upon land value is to increase the
value Of such lands. Experience
has shown that the value OF ground
is in direct ratio TO the good condi-
ton of the streets or roads which
traverse them. A road system is
the means Of facilitating intercourse.
INSTRUMENTATION is the back
bone of business. Good public roads
are the primary necessities of civil
lied life and national prosperity.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-29

An immense gathering q the
friends u silver took place ia Roise
Wednesday evening for the purpose
Of expressing tie sentiment u the
people ON the all-absorbing silver
question and 10 appoint delegates to
attend the Chicago and kctchum
conventions. Rousing speeches were
made by prominent men, and we
copy from the Statesman remarks
made by three political leaders--one
Of each party:
Senator George L. Shoup was in
troduced. He said, referring to the
last clause of the resolutions, II
would be impossible TO secure what
IL demanded. II was known the
House Of Representatives would
give a majority of 40 to 80 against
silver, while the Senators will be
about equally divided on the ques-
ton. A compromise, on the basis
Of free coinage with an increased
ratio was about all that could be
haped for. Better that than moth
ing" said the Senator. II want "a
assure you, however, the goldbugs
will never have it their way. II
there is compromise they will
have TO ask for it, The Senator
was heartily applaudcd.
Captain James Gum was the
next speaker. lie made an elo-
quent appeal for silver. II regard
the salvation Of silver equivalent to
the salvation of the country" he
said. The Captain referred to the
terrible condition of affairs in the
United States and attributed it to
the demonstration of silver.
George Ainslie followed. He said
he considered the silver question
not debatable in Idaho. If there
was man in Idaho opposed to sill
yer he had never heard of him. He
maintained the silver men in Con-
gress should fight for free coinage
at ratio of 16 to l from the be-
ginning. mo compromise" should
be their watch word and if there
was anything TO be demonetized let
it be gold.
Chief Justice Huston and George
Ainslie were selected as delegates
70 the Chicago convention. Captain
James Gum, Jud Boyakin, o. E.
Jackson, ]. r. Wester, Mr.. Bladder
ston, Mr.. Borah, Gov. Stevenson, d.
b. P. Pride and II. Johnson we're
appointed to attend the Ketehum
convention.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution issued GU, OF the District
Court Of the Fourth Judicial District state Of Idaho
IN and for the County Of Elmorc, wherein FRANK
Y. CASANAH A. plsintin and BEAR CREEK GOLD
MINIMIZING COMPANY, defendant upon Judgment
rendered the 4sth day II June, ls1s for the sum
a one thousand seven hundred and hfty tel $50 OO)
dollars besides costs and interest," have this dAy
levied upon all the right titls claim and intrrest o.
said defendant In and 10 the following described real
e:tAte, 70 wit:
The Duncan Mining Claim, consisting Of 1000 linear
feet. the Fast Duncan Claim, Consisting OF 1900
linear fvet: the Mountain Goat Mining Claim the
boiler and hnsting engine Also the Emma Lode
Mining Claim, consisting Of 1900 linear feet on said
lode, ledge vein, and the Laura jackson Mining
Calm.
The above named mining elaine are located In
Bear Creek Mining District ElmoTe coanty state q
Idaho, and appear ON the Records Of Mining Deeds Of
ElmoFs County, state Of Idaho, 10 tbs name u the
BeAS creek Gold Mining Company.
Notice 4 hnTehy given thai wil on MONDAY,
tho slsi day OF July lssS, a, O'Clock p N. u
said daY, IN front % the Courthouse door Of the
County 81 Elnore. sell at Public Auction for gaNh
lawful money In hand. all the right title claim and
Interest Of said defendant. Bear Creek Geld Mining
Company In and 10 the above described property or
mitch thereof shall satisfy said Judgment With
interest and Costs 20 the highest and bost bidder
Dated the 7th day Of July ,lsaa
JAMES ID. GRAY, sheriff
b B. R. GRAY, Depaty.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-29
SF1eriffS Sale.

By virtue Of an execution In my hands, issued out
Of the Probate Court Of the State OF IDAHO In am,
for The County Of Einore, In the suit OF WILLIAM
HANLEI. plaintiff, against DAVID DODGE, de.
PENDANT, upon Judgment rendered the 2Sth day
OF June A. ID. 1888, for the Of s2l rs with In
terest from June %. 1893 have levied upon all the
right, title and interest Of the said David Dodge In
and TO the followinglescrbed property. situated 10
Elmore county, Idaho via:
Block No o. Block No. 7, block and Block No o;
also Lots Nos ], 2, s. g. T. y ., 10. n and i2 %
Bloek No 5; Lets Nos l. 2, 3, :. s. 9, TO- II
and u Of Block No. 7, and Lots Nos ". IS TO- 20
r. ~ % and "a OF block No. III all OF said lots OF
Oodges Addition % the town Of Mountain Home In
the County OF Elmore and State of Idaho according
ts the plat OF sAid addition nov on ne In the Office
OF the Recorder OF said county.
Notice Is hereby given. that SATURDAY the
18th day OF AUGUST. A. ID. 1893, at O'Clock r NJ
Of sAid day, at Mountain Home. Rlmore county 4,
Idaho, In front OF the Court House door, will sell
all the right, title and interest Of the aid David
Dodge In and 30 the said above described real estate
at public auction. TO the highest bidder for cash In
lawful money Of the unted States, to satisfy sAid
execution and all costa
Given under my hand this ed day Of July, A.
d. 1855.
JAMES d. GRAY. sheriff
BY u n. GRAY, Deputy sheriff.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-29

Cricket Inspector Steussy still
fingers in our midst.
- Keep cool by buying one OF
those nice fans at DR.. Bearby's.
Mrs. Mary Doom and Mrs. II.
Dorsey were reported on the sick list
this week.
From May Let up to this date
over 80 banks in the United States
have failed--and the end is not vet.
L. Young, pioneer merchant OF
Bellevue and highly respected citi.
zen, died July II, 1893, aged 60
years.
Ex-Governor Geo. c. Perkins has
been appointed by Governor Mark
ham United States Senator for Cal
ifornia, in place Of Leland Stanford,
deceased.
II is reported that a wealthy En-
glishman has purchased the Idaho
building at the Worlds Fair, pay
ing $4,000. He will take II to
England after the big show is over,
On Sunday last at Pocatello, the
Rev. Jennings was ordained to the
priesthood in the Protestant Epis-
copal church by Bishop Talbot.
There were in attendance at the
ceremony, which was most impress
sive, five clergymen from different
parts Of the diocese. The ordina-
ton sermon was preached by the
Bishop, and the laying on OF
hands" by the bishop and clergy,
was witnessed by crowded house,
--Shoshone Journal
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-29
Snake river peaches and berries
at DR.. Silva's drug store.

nv III. oilNh uTuB STORE.
County Surveyor Rhoades came
in from HubbelPs Wednesday and
reports things moving along nicely
at the reservoir site. A force Of men
ia engaged digging roads and clear
ing ground preparatory to COM
mencing the great work.
Look here, Mr.. GALL" said q
clearinghouse keeper 10 one of his
''tony" patrons, "you should pay as
you 60" "True, very true. my
good FRIEND" said impecunious Mr..
Gall, 'but | don't intend TO 90 for
three months yet, if I can avoid it. !"
Granville and Eugene Howeth,
the manly little sons Of Charlie
Howeth, are the happiest boys in
town. A short time ago Mr.. John
Wilkins presented them with a
beautiful pinto pony. just from the
range and as wild as a buck. Since
then this little horse has been broken
TO the saddle, has become quite
gentle and is the pet Of the family.
Sam Brady has purchased the
bar fixtures saved from the burnt
hotel building at Nampa a short
time ago, and now has them in place
at the old postofiice, which he will
soon occupy. II consists of q fine
mahogany counter, cherry desks,
magnificent mirrors, a very large re-
frigerator and many other appli-
ances with which the reporter is not
familiar. Sans new saloon will be
the finest equipped place of the
kind in this section when COM
pleted.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-29
omcers Installed.

Mountain Home Lodge No. IS,
X. Of r., installed the following Off
GERS last Monday evening for the
ensuing term:
Fl. c. Hubbell, p. c.; w. A.
Reynolds, @. c.; Geo. P. Hall, V.
c.; II. c. Madison, X. of r. & s.;
J. A. Purtill, NJ. of FL. w. Camp
bell, NJ. of E.; E. NJ. Wolfe, p; c.
w. Howeth, NJ. of A.; C. w. Burns,
NJ. of W.; w. s. Baker, l. G.; J. D.
Gray, o. G.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-29
Sf1erifFS Sale.

BY virtue Of an execution In my hands issued out
Of the justices Court Of thu Rocky RaT Presnet a
the State Of Idaho In aud for the County Of Elmore
10 the suit OF @. n. cUkEO, plaintin against
JENNIE uLRlCH. defendant, duly aiieused on the
hrst day Of July, A. ID. ls93. have levied upon ali
the night, title and interest n the said defendant
jennie ulrseh, In Rocky Bar Eimore county Idaho
In aud 10 the following described real property aitu
ated In the town of Rocky Bar, Elmore county,
Idaho, viz:
One dwelling house, cellar and all out huilslinga
belonging 10 the ClricA house, situated In Rocky
BAR, On Main street.
The above levy Ia made to rs..ver the sum Of
si4I I5i0o judgment rnd o. 30 100 costs together
with Aecraing oozts.
Notice IA hereby given tina. on MONDAY, the I.tA
day OF AUGUST, A. b. lses. Al O'Clock r. N. Of
said day, Al Mountain Hau1e. Eimore county Idaho,
In front OF the Court House door viii sell All the
night title and interest OF the said defendant Jennie
ulrich In and 20 the said above described property
a. pahlc auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash In
lawful money OF the United stAtas 10 satisfy zaia
execution and all eost4
Given under my hand this 2ist day Of July A. D.
le9s
JAMES d. GRAY, sheriff.
by CLARENCE NICHOLSON. Deputy sheriff
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-29


E. C. Helfrich went to Ogden
Thursday night.
E. A. Stewart, the Dixie mining
man, returned from Boise Wednes.
day evening.
James Carroll is giving H. c.
Mallison's residence an entire new
coating of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Reynolds re-
turned here Thursday afternoon
from their Canyon creek ranch.
During the short absence of Re.
corder Wickersham. Joe Helfrich
will hold down the desks in that
office.
Sixteen men are now employed
in the Dixie mine, about 25 miles
from Mountain Home, and the mill
is running day and night.
r. E. Miller, who erected the old
school house in this place, came in
from Caldwell Tuesday, but we did
not have the pleasure Of seeing him
Mrs. w. A. Reynolds returned
home Thursday morning from Can.
yon creek. We are sorry 10 say
this estimable lady is still very
feeble.
The BULLETIN is indebted &c
Richard Benham, who was here
Tuesday, for lot Of fine large new
potatoes, raised at his Bruneau
ranch.
We learn that after nine DAYS
run the Dixie quartz mill made its
first cleanup last Saturday and the
result was very satisfactory to all
concerned.
George Bell, wife and children
Miss Hesse and III. Laughlin de-
parted Thursday for an indefinite
outing in the mountains east Of
Mountain Home.
p. E. Erickson, Pete Swan, Charlie
Sommerlatt, Jim Crockett and
Frank Erickson, came in yesterday
from their Snake river placer claims
ON their way to Rocky Bar.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Bobo, with
Charlie Grim as pilot, started
Thursday for trip in the noun
tains. They will camp near At
lanta, the beautiful Garden City"
of Elmore.
During the absence of Ed Rud.
isill from his home near town last
Sunday night. thieves broke into
the house and ransacked the build.
ing, carrying away clothing and
many other articles of value.
We do not remember recording
any spring fights, but since the hot
season set in several scraps have
occurred aud consequently small
sums have been added to the school
fund in the way of fines imposed
upon the belligerent parties.
A. T. Hollubar, the merchant
tailor. has purchased VIM. Kun
necke's Main street residence, and
the supposition is that this fact
points TO another but more import.
ant transaction on the part of oul
popular tailor.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-29

Mrs. L. A. Underwood is again
very sick.
Harry Madison returned from
Shoshone yesterday.
J. P. Cleveland, carpenter, is
nursing a big carbuncle on his right
cheek.
A. L. Walcott has leased the
Mitchell pasture from the NJ. III. /.
& l.. Co.
VIM. Wilson and wife and Miss
Mclaughlin came in from Bennett
creek Tuesday.
DIR. w. III. Baugh, now located Mt
Shoshone, was welcomed visitor
here Thursday.
A welcomed and refreshing
shower Of rain visited this place yes
terday morning.
Many of our people contemplate
camping-out trips to the mountains
at an early date.
j. A. Beal, prominent citizen of
Boise City, was visitor in Noun
tain Home during the past week.
Attorney <. M. Wolf expects to
start on visit TO the Eastern States
some day during the latter part Of
next week.
Mr.. Shainwald is now east pur-
chasing an immense stock of fall
goods for his Mountain Home and
Boise stores.
Sometimes 1t pays to even think
of advertising. Thursday young
Frank Johnson lost q handsome
gold quartz cuff.button, which he
priced very highly. He asked the
BULLETIN man TO offer q suitable
reward for it's recovery and that
evening while entering the gate at
his fathers residence he was over
joyed at finding the article lying
upon the ground.
Mrs. Nancy NJ. Jones, wife of
Hemen Jones of the Idaho World,
died at Idaho City on the Goth,
aged 60 years.
Bank after bank is closing its
doors in the East and yet the daily
dispatches from New York read.
''The banks all in q very satisfac-
tory condition"
AL. Meyers has been indicted by
the Owyhee county grand jury for
the murder, two years ago, Of Daniel
Chrisman. night Waterman. Meyers
was also a nightwatchman.
SHIIoH's VITALIzER is what you
need for Dyspepsia. Torpid Liver, yell
low skin or Kidney trouble. 1t is
guaranteed 10 give you satisfaction.
Price 75c. Sold by DIR. Bearby.
At Denver on the 18th B. C.
Lightfoot, a miner and Grand Army
man, was brutality murdered by an
Italian named Dan Aratta. That
night 10000 people broke into the
jail, captured the murderer and
hung him TO a telegraph pole.
A press dispatch from Denver,
July 26, says: At q meeting at
tended by state, county and city
officials last night TO consider the
question of the unemployed, il was
stated there are 1900 idle men in
the city. Many are without food
and $4,000 people are directly af-
fected by this idleness. The mis-
sions have fed thousands the past
week with provisions donated by
citizens, but the demand is steadily
increasing. A committee was APP
pointed to solicit aid, and public
soup houses will be established and
everything possible done to relieve
the suffering.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-29
SATURDAY, July 20, 1893.
o1aoial Paper Of fillmore County
Silver in New York yesterday SO

Silver in New York yesterday SO.
~Millinery at cost at DIR.
Bearby's.
True Rollins returned to Rocky
Thursday.
w. I'll. Baker and wife visited
Boise during this week.
The ladies' ice cream festival was
well patronized last night.
Henry Howard came down from
Bonaparte last Monday on a BUSH
ness trip.
u. 8. Marshal Pinkham was in
Mountain Home q few hours on
Monday last.
Bill Blackman, Fred Major and
Tom Finlan represented Bennett
Creek in this place last Wednesday.
Frank Wyman, q prominent and
popular young lawyer Of Boise, Wis
tied Mountain Home Tuesday on
professional business.
Mrs. Z. G. Helfrich is daily ex-
pccted TO return home from Ogden,
and will be accompanied by her
father, Mr.. Madison.
The law protecting grouse and
sage hens expires August LIST, and
that on prairie chickens and quail
expires on August 18th.
r. M. Stone, a prominent citizen
Of Bruneau, visited Boise the fore
part of this week, and returned
here Wednesday to attend Masonic
lodge.
II. C. Madison, the capable book
keeper at Helfrich & Miller's lie tax
ing a needed rest and spending his
vacation with his family at Sho-
ahone Falls.
Joe Sullaway, of Pine Grove. was
in town several days this week.
Joe has recently recovered from q
severe spell of sickness and says he
is still powerful weak"
John Benham and Jeff Whitson
came in from Bruneau Wednesday
and that evening returned with
VIM. Benham, who has been on the
sick list for several months.
C. r. Shaw. of the big lumber
firm Of Reynolds IL Shaw In this
place was a visitor here Tuesday
and warmly greeted by many old
time friends. He returned to Cald-
well on Wednesday.
C. Fl. Rinehart. agent for the
Hunter Nursery, will start out in a
few days to interview the people of
the surrounding districts relating to
the important matter of planting
fruit and shade trees and taking
their orders for fall planting.
Died, at his home i'm Bruneau
Valley. Idaho, July %, 1893,
Stephen A. Robertson, son of Abram
Robertson, aged about SO years.
Deceased leaves o wife and little
3-year-old daughter TO mourn his
loss. Deceased had been an inva-
lid for q number of years and
passed away as if falling into a
peaceful slumber. Boise papers are
requested to publish notice of his
death.
Mrs. Catalan, wife of Hon. Tom
Catalan and mother Of Mrs. w. C.
Wickersham, came in from Boise
Monday, called here by the illness
of her little granddaughter. Thurs.
day Mr.. and Mrs. Wickersham took
their child to Boise. hoping that a
change might prove beneficial, and
the BULLETIN sincerely trusts the re-
moval may prove all that is so
much desired by this entire COM
munity. DR.. Smith and Mrs. Ca
halan accompanied them to the
Cpital city.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-29
Notice 20 Teachers
OFFICE or SURF. OF SCHOOLS, }

UFFICE OF SUIT OF SCHOOLs,
ELMoRB COUNTY,
MIN. HOME. IDAHO, July l2. 1887
The regular annual examination
for teachers will be held at the Pro-
bate Courtroom, in Mountain Home.
on Thursday, August 8, 1893. com
mencing at 10 o'clock n. IA. of that
day and continuing for not more than
three days.
All persons DESTROYS OF becoming
teachers in Elmore county sbould az
tend. Any one DESTROYS of obtaining
first grade certificate will note that
such certificates are granted only at
the yearly examination.
Il. CLINTON,
County School Superintendent.