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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
THE NEW GAME LAW.

Two weeks ago the BULLETIN un-
thoughtedly quoted from the old
game laws Of Idaho, which was
misleading to certain extent. We
give below the leading features Of
the new game law passed last
winter:
|, ismlawni 70 Xiii caribou. elk moose before
September. 1877.
IL Is unlawful TO kill deer. antelope mountain
lst Of each year
Railroads are prohibited from shipping meat OF
hides Of the above mentioned game any time o. the
year.
Section makes !; unlawful Tor any person 10 hunt
any OF iil. game mentioned sbose with dogs, or 70
have dogs N his POSSESSION Tor that purpose.
Prairi, chickens grouse. pheasants ard partridge
are protected between JanuaTN ist and August 18th
wild gecsc, ducks and bctseen April 18th and
August l.,
u is made unlawful 70 nsh with am thing hut a rod
and line held ia tile hand The 81 others ) pro
hibtcj.
All fishing ~ strictly prohibited between November
LIST and April 18th lailroads aud transportation
companies pruhihitcd from shipping or rcceiN ing
FISH al any time OF wear.
Section II provides that the County Commissioner.
shall appoint game warden Tor each county, who
appoint deputies and IL u the waTirns duty
arrest all persons found violating the law liz re
ceiycs one halt OF the tine imposed
The Law pTosiies TOT heavy nnrs N from 80 10 slO
and imprisonment not exercising 81 daN.
All other game lss- are repeated
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
See John Brady tonight.


Ed. Portlock was in town Thurs
day from Bruneau.
+. Ii. Jones and wife Of Carpent-
er's ranch were here Thursday.
NJ. Johnson and wife have re-
turned home from their trip to the
mountains.
Mrs. August kunnecke has been
quite sick recently, but she is now
recovering.
Robt. Floyd and Eugene Smith
returned from their outing in the
mountains Thursday.
John Keefer won horse Thurs
day night at rattle in Sam Brady
saioon-throwing ~.
Miss Eva Hoover, sister Of Mrs.
O. III. Hutchins, returned from the
West Wednesday evening.
The hobos are not so numerous
here as they have been. owing tc
the vigilance of Constable Rinehart
Mrs. w. c. Wickersham and
baby left Boise Thursday on a visit
TO relatives residing in Victoria
b. G.
o. Ii. Hutchins came down from
Atlanta Monday and returned
Thursday with his family. to be all.
sent about two weeks. Mr. Hutch.
ins says that when he left Atlanta
the Tahoma mill was running upon
lot of very rich ore from the Last
Chance mine, which is being oper.
ated by X. b. Browne.
Wednesday DIR. Swan rented the
furnished house belonging to Jake
Ottenhcimer, located on the south
side Of the railroad. That after.
noon some one tore the wire screen
from one Of the front windows
entered the house and stole a sack
containing p pounds Of sugar and
lot Of silverware. No clue TO tho
robbers.
The next term Of the District
Court will convene in Mountain
Home on Monday. October %, and
in the meantime Judge Stockslagel
should be advised Of the great i'm
portance Of calling a grand jury fol
that term. There are many case,
Of misconduct that should hC
thoroughly investigated hy a Crane
jury composed of good citizens.
! Hon. A. J. Crook. who hoadcf
the Peoples party last fall for GOV
crnor, was n visitor in Mountain
Home Thursday and Friday II,
left yesterday for Horseshoe Bend
but will return to this place in
few days and then visit the mimi,
districts III this section. As Mr.
Crook does not anticipate any i'm
mediate relief for silver by Congress
We surmise he Is hunting gold min
ing properties.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
tLAoues ASSESSMENT nort..

Assessor nud Collector oliver has
completed the assessment Tor the
year is93 Placing The railroad
and telegraph lines ia Gilmore
county at the same figures as last
years assessment, the valuation Of
property In this county fouts up
St.i42,i3l.
Mr.. Oliver has turned the as-
sessment roll over TO the County
Clerk, in whose ollice il will bc sub
iect to the inspection Of all persons
interested.
The Commissioners will meet in
Mountain Home on Monday the
2Sth OF August To examine the as
sessment book and equalize the as
scssment of property in this county.
The law requires that the Board OF
Equalization must not make a re-
duction in the valuation of property
unless the party affected thereby
or his agent, makes and files with
the clerk of the board written APP.
plication therefor, verified by his
oath, showing the facts upon which
il is claimed such reduction should
be made. And before the board
can grant the application or make
any reduction applied for, it must
first examine, on oath, the person
or agent making the application
touching the value of the property
of such person. Furthermore, nC
reduction can be made unless such
person or the agent making appli
cation attends and answers all ques.
tions pertinent to the inquiry. Il
YOU have grievance, attend tn,
meeting Of the Board OH the fourth
Monday Of this month and make il
4 known.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

.
Fred Major has returned from
Silver City.
Jake Ottenheimer and Yves Wick
ersham went by private conveyance
to Boise last Wednesday
Rev. Father Wander Donct will
hold divine services in the Episco-
pal church tomorrow morning ut
10 O'clock.
Frank T. Hyman Of the law firm
of Wyman & WyNan, Boise City.
came in Tuesday and returned
home Thursday.
Ike Harmon's stallion died one
day last week. He was a valuable
animal for which Mr.. ii. paid few
years ago $500.
John NJ. Johnson and son Frank
and Scion Mccoy, all of Mountain
Home, registered at the Idaho build
ing in Chicago recently.
Bert T. Preut of Shoshone was
here Wednesday looking over the
field with view Of entering into
business at Mountain Home.
Adm Hall returned from Omaha
Wednesday, where he had been
with a train Of cattle He saws he
disposed Of his stock to fair advan-
tage.
Sam and Young Will Galloway,
from near Mayfeld, spent several
DAYS in this place during the past
week They report their father
gradually improving in health.
Attorney Z. ". Wolfe departed
Monday on a visit TO relatives in
Iowa; also the Worlds Fair. He
will he absent about three weeks.
The BULLETIN wishes Mr.. Wolfe a
pleasant trip.
Mrs. L. CLAYTON, Miss Jennie
Clark, Miss Mabel Payne and Mr.
G. l.. Gray were all successful ap.
plicants for teachers certificates be.
fore School Superintendent Clinton
at the close of the annual examina
ton last Saturday evening.
Tom Bruntlett, who was few
days ago footing it from Oreana t,
this place became exhausted from
thirst, and had not John Noble for
tunately come along the road witt
a team and brought him To town h,
doubtless would have persisted.
DR. Silva and wife, {. w. Howell
and wife. Mrs Robbins and A. |.
Walcott still tarry in the mountain
and are having splendid time
These gentlemen have the thank
Of the BULLETIN for a good suppl,
Of mountain trout sent by stage.
A number Of our citizens are IN
teresting themselves in the organi
cation of brass band and the out
look Is favorable that new instru
ments will soon be ordered and In,
band in full blast within A few
weeks. Give them all the eacour
agcmeut YOU can.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

In tbs Probate Cont 81 The County II rlmare,
state u Idaho
Gate City Hat ca, plaintiffs
Henry svanhplin. Defendant.
The state ot Idaho sclds greeting 10 Henry swan
hoini, Defendant
Won arr hereby summnue 81 o. appear before me-, ~
ms Office "a Mountain llrtnc III the County ~ ~
more the 1T lay II November. lsl3 nj 10 o,eek
NJ. ~ al action brought agains, van bY said plain
tih-, - answer the complaint ~ the At.bNe named
plaintiffs SAID artinn y brought to ras0ver frun
tou the -,tH " si-l due from sou the plaintiff.
for merchandise SOLD sou IN l-g1 ard lsag, a. tat
same more iullN aprfar- by the complaint now o.
file 10 this otfi-e. rapy - which hereby srrvaf
Nth thu summons aH % Shieh retsrenee is lefcfts
masie planins Aiti apply to the court for the {.
lief demanded, Judgment viii he taken against Yes
Tor tho said amount together 18th costs 81 this sat
II You tail 10 spprar AID answer.
To the sheriff any Constable 81 said Caunty greet
ing. Make le2al service and due return hereof
Given under hand this ilth das ~ Angus
is A, - ISIS. Is CLINTON.
Probate Judsc
IIa=Fic attg-aa, q t.i.t,,GH.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
SATURDAY, August -, 1898.
Official Paper Of Gilmore County

Silver Yesterday, 76c.
Boise secures the soldiers home.
Harry Madison returned home
yesterday.
Recorder Wickersham returned
from Boise Thursday night.
Lawyer HOWE made n profess
sional visit to Boise on Wednesday.
]. F. Shields went to Pine Grove
Saturday and returned Wednesday
evening.
Road Contractor John McGin-
ness of Glenn's Ferry was a visitor
here Tuesday.
James Herman, n prominent min
ing man Of Rocky Bar, was Wis
itor here last evening.
Chris. Raeltzer the popular mer-
chant at Bruneau, came over Mon
day to attend X of 7 lodge.
The fall term of the Mountain
Home public school will not com
nence until Monday, October 2.
W. c. REYNOLDS and his nephew
Milt Reynolds departed last Sun
day for an outing in the mountains.
We received another invoice 81
good things last nipht from A. l.
Walcott, who is still rusticating in
the mountains.
Lost, between Bailey's and Me-
Ginley's on the Rocky Bar road,
iady's black jacket. The finder
will please send it to the Mountain
Home drug store.
l.. M. Nav, our worthy Coroner,
and wife were visitors here last
: Wednesday. Mr. May SAYS "busi-
ness is fair to midlin" at the River
side town aud that they will soon
have new church building in that
wicked place.
Several men have recently left
this place for Snake river to try
their hands at rocking for gold
on the banks of Snake river, and it
would be creditable to some others
should they follow in the footsteps
of the first named industrious gold
hunters.
Ed. Phillips and Mr. Wilson,
after visiting the Bruneau dam and
canal works, also Silver City and
Boise, have returned TO Rhode Is
land. These gentlemen express
themselves as being highly graft
fed at the management Of &. l..
Wing, who has had charge of the
works for several years.
J. D. Rudisill, who with his fam
ily is camping where a clear cold
spring gushes from the ground near
che summit Of Bennett creek noun
tain, came down To town few DAYS
ago 10 replenish his supplies. lie
kindly remembered the BULLETIN
family and left us some rare wild
game.
County Surveyor Rhoades arrived
here Tuesday evening from Smiths
prairie, where he is engaged section
izing public lands in that vicinity,
He returned on Wednesday to con-
elude his work there, which will re-
quire about ten days more time,
after which Mr.. Rhoades will go to
Pine Grove and survey along the
South Boise river.
With the press and silver conven.
lions ketchum VIII doubtless pre-
sent lively appearance for several
days during next week The Bull
LETIS editor regrets his inability to
Join the brothers and sisters of the
press on that occasion, but, being q
member of the association. he viii
stand pat" on any deal they may
make for the good Of the fraternity
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
Information wanted.

Joseph Woodiield, last heard of
in Gilmore county, Idaho, in 1875,
(then Alturas county,. Previously
wrote from Lime Rocks in 1868 ard
Makv onga in 1865 Anyone know
ing his whereabouts or anything
concerning him, please commune
cate with STEPHEN WoonFIELD,
Collingwood, Golden Bay,
At New Zealand.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

Will NJ Carpenter and Miss Adj
die West were married in Dies
Monies, Iowa, July H.
The San Francisco papers are
now satisfied that the mid winter
fair will be success.
Thos. Wayte brought in the fam
lily of ]. i. Ward from Rocky Bar
yesterday, who are on their way to
Weiser.
We received a letter Thursday
from Hot Springs which was post
marked July %. The items il con-
tanned were consequently stale and
useless for publication, vet we thank
our correspondent for his kindness
aud good intentions.
A few DAYS ago while Arthur
lIutchins was driving up cows one
of the animals rushed at and hooked
his horse, throwing horse and rider
over a six-foot cmhankmcnt into a
ditch, but fortunately neither Arthur
nor the horse was seriously hurt.
Mrs Linnehan is making some
needed changes in her hotel. The
large front room will hereafter be
used as dining-room, and the old
dining-room will be converted into
lodging-rooms.
John Brady did not get ready to
open his new saloon at the time an
nounced, but will open this (Sat'dy)
evening. The building has been re-
papered and painted and entirely
renovated, and presents Il fine ap.
pearance.
4 DIR. Coylc. one Of the Scotch gen.
/ tlemen who recently went to Rocky
Bar to look at some mining prop
critics, returned here Thursday even
ing He feels very favorable to
ward making a purchase and spent
yesterday examining titles Of rec
ord lie took the east bound train
yesterday evening.
The persecution of 5. s. Brady by
the Nampa officials seems to hav,
created indignation among hi,
friends elsewhere than in Mountain
Home. Mr.. Brady, few DAYS ago
received a letter from Rocky Ban
which closed as follows; Il noticed
in the GILMORE BULLETIN the con
troversy between You and that Hon
J. T.. at Nampa. admire you
grit as expressed in your letter t,
him. Keep up the good work /
is time that our benches Of justic,
should be occupied by men of worth
not blackmailers, as this one in par
ticular styles himself by his nc
acknowledgement Of so-ealled mis-
takes. The quicker such cattle ar,
removed the better for all law-abid
ing citizens"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
Notice 20 Creditors.

Estate o Jahn faFue5uau necea.egi
Notice y hereby zi,en b, thu natirrsi1ned speeit
administrator % the estate ct John FAfnsnian t.s
esazed, to the creitora OF ard all persons hattn.
claims against tie sala deaezssti 10 exhibit them
Nlth the pccsssarF voucher. sifhin four month,
after the ar-t pubteaiun " ti. Hot1t a. tie SAT-
state ~ IiAiln-
nAitsi = Atlauta August isp4
y " IWtiSE. SPECIAL Administrator
81 Die estate 81 lo5tu Fa4urut4l, 4ssta sud
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
MAnRlnD rwu MONTHS AGO.

The Wosl River frsends IL Miss
May pinnry and Ben Il. Cray will
be agrceshly surprised to learn of
the marriage &c these voang people.
which occurred in Haley on the
18th II last June. Mr.. Gray, who
j. under sheriff uf Elmorc county.
was in llaily about that time, lie
looked very wise aud mysterious,
and said he came out on import
ant business Ii appears that he
WAS successful in his mission. and
is not going to take the evidence of
anybody on the question of whether
marriage is failure or not.
The successful manner in which
the wedding was kept secret is a
good joke on the worthy couples
friends here, and will be a strong
argument against the generally nc.
cepted belief that q woman can't
keep secret.
In note to the News Miner
Ben says he will "set 'em up" tn,
next time he visits HALEY. We dc
not hesitate 10 suggest that he had
better.-lIailey Ncws.Miner Aug. 3
The editor of the BULLETIN ha,
known both Of the contracting
parties from their childhood and
can truthfully say that two NOR,
worthy people never joined hands
to travel the pathway Of life. May
JOY and prosperity go with them.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
silver Convention, Ketchum. Idaho
August "a.

Tickets from Min. Home to Ket-
chum and return 81 60 Account,
silver convention. Selling dates
August 18th and Nth. Tickets re-
turning limited to August 18th.
\. G.. SMITH, Agent.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

Morning services Of Congregational church, loIS
a IN snhieet: The Lords Chariot Text Bab'
skkak VIII.
Evening, $50 p. IN. Subject. The Spirit Of For
givene.s. Text: Eph. ", IS.
Sunday school li:45 a NJ.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening Al $50
O'Clock.
All are cordially invited
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
Fillmore Lodge. A. +. q A. ".

cHA The regular communications OF fillmore
wv Lodge No 80, A. and A VI are held on
* ~ the Wednesday evening OF, newt pre-
~ ceesllng the full u the moon ~ each month.
SoIourning brothers are cordially invited 20 At
attend. AnELBERT H. CLARK, Master.
j. n. JOHNSON, Secretary aa2syl
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
Mountain Home Lodge. 1. O. O. r.

HALL OF MOUNTAIN
HOME LODGE No. 49, l.
q - Lodge meets F..
yery SATURDAY evening.
Szs All members Ia good
standing are respectfully invited q attend
L. A. UNDERWOOD " @.
J. T. sPRAarE. RS
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
RAILWAY TINE TABLE.
knights of Pythias.

Mountain Home Lodge M Is meet in their Castle
Hall every Monday evening at O'clock. Al knights
tn good standing are cordially invited 20 attend our
Eneetings W, a. REYNOLDS, G. G
n q MADISON. ~ Of Il as
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Summons.

In ID, Probate Cont Of The County II rlmare,
state u Idaho
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-28

25.-Henry S. Fristoe to S. w.
Odell, W SO feet lot 8. block z, Ed
wadds' Second add, Moline, 50, 25O.
S. W. Odell to H. S. Fristoe. lot 6,
Walkers First add, Moline, $500.
= 25.-Dennis Warren by heirs to
John II. Blaser, e4 30, II, 2w,
$11,200
John Cowley to John Edwin Cow
ley, tract by metes and bounds sw4
IS, IS, Sc, 5000.
John Edwin Cowley to Emma Cow
ley, tract by metes and bounds swI
II, %, Sc; 5000
25-Estate of S. W. Wheelock. Pc
tition by administrator for leave to
sell personal property at private sale.
Petition granted.
27-Estate of Ann f. Atkinson.
Order authorizing executors to can
eel mortgage and note enormously in
ventoried and to credit themselves
with same in their accounts.
Estate of Emanuel NJ Feaster. Let
tiers of administration issued to Min
ME A. Feaster. Bond filed and APP
proved. John A. Liphardt, David
Nj. Martin and Samuel WOODBURY. APP
pointed appraisers.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-28
Facts About the Papacy.

Leo is the 257th pope. Twenty-four OF
his predecessors were Johns, 16 were Greg
orys, IA Clements, IA Benedicts, ID limo
cents, 10 Leos, Pulses, Bonifaces,
Pauls, 8 Urbans, 8 Alexanders, 10 Stephens,
6 Adrians and each named SeAltus, Mich
olas, Martin and Celestine. In the earliest
days of the church the prelates raised to the
pontificate retained their own names, but
the custom of adopting the name of some
predecessor has obtained for some centuries.
Fifteen of the popes have been French
men, 13 have been Greeks, have been Syr-
ians, have beeh Germans, Spaniards, 2
came from Africa and 2 each from Savoy,
England, Sweden, DalmE&s1, Holland, Por-
tugal and Crete. Since 1873 all the popes
have been chosen from among the Italian
cardinals.
Plus TX reigned pope longer period
than any of his predecessors, his pontifical
life extending over period of 81 years st.
Peters pontifcate is counted by Catholics
from A d. IS to &C. ST. Felix II, the 37th
pope, who died in 366, was the first pope to
die natural death. Eight popes died with
in n month after succession, % more died
before serving two years, "a reigned be
tween four ard five years, So more failed to
serve 10 years. 81 died before the 18th year,
Is reigned between Is and 20 years and only
passed the Goth year. In all the annals of
secular governments there is not SO long
line
The pontiGcal court is the only Byzantine
court now left in existence. Its officers are
innumerable, it's routine is complicated,
and the ceremonies almost infinite.
Etiquette has largely given place to ease in
| the lay courts, but the formality of other days
| still continues in the Vatican. Every dig
| nitary has his own place and makes a point
| in maintaining it. There is a fixed rule for
| the dress to be worn at every hour of the
| day; rules are prescribed as to kneeling and
| SO on. Leo XIII was very careful to insist
| on the strictest observance of the old time
| etiquette, and in this particular he differed
| radically from his predecessor, Plus TX,
| who was inclined to be much more easy
| going in matters of ceremony.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-28
Not q Miracle, Now.

Until recently consumption was cons Gerad
inourable, but now people are beginning TO real
ize that tn c disease il not incurahle. The cure
of consumption is anot miracle, now. DR..
Pierce Is Gold n Medical Discovery will il,
If taken in time and Civ, n fair trial This
world-renouned remedy will not make new
lungs, but it viii restore diseased ones TO q
healthy state when other means have fai led.
Thousands gratefully testify 10 this. 1t 's the
most potent tonic, or str myth restorer, alter
ative, blood cleanser, aud nutritive, or flesh
builter, known to medical science. For weak
lungs, splitting of blood, silver complaint AMI
dysp psia, indigestion, IL is an unequal ed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-28
His Last Journey.

Among the passengers on the express
train No. 81, from Salzburg to Client,
was dead dog, which had a saloon car
rage all to itself Four servants in iv-
cry were deputed by their mistress, the
Princess of Arenberg, to escort the pre-
cious remains to their last resting place
on her estate The interior of the saloon
was suitably decorated, and its hire came
to about 600 marks. We have not as yet
ascertained the cost of the mausoleum
which is to be erected in memory of the
dear parted.-Frankfurt kleine Presse.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-28
Cured
The
Whole


Eyesight Was Completely Re-
stored. While in this condltlon my wife
gave birth to a boy, who inherited
her weak eyes and he became Almost
Wholly Blind. Knowing what Sagws
had done for his mother I gave him
this Yen1ed and he is to day a per-
feet specimen of physical childhood,
without a blemish and His Eyes are
are as good as anyone'S.
/ had q Disease OF the Kidneys,
being so weak the larger portion of the
little labor. also took SasWa us
ing but two bottles, and am to day as
Sound As a Dollar. Kickapoo In
dian Sagwa certainly Performed
Wonders in My Family.
It. b. NOLEN,
Urbana, Champaign Co., Ill.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-28

What the Hon. George G.. Vest say
in regard to the superiority to the
Hirschberg's diamond and nom
changeable spectacles:
Il am using glasses which / pur-
chased from Prof. Hirschberg and
they are the best | ever tried; it af-
fords me great pleasure TO recommend
Prof, Hirschberg as an excellent OPP
tician, and his glasses are simply I'M
equalled in my experience.
G.. G. VEST"
These spectacles are for sale by L.
II Thomas. agent for Rock Island
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-28


CITY OFFICERS.
One Mayor for two years
One City Clerk for two ears.
One City Attorney for two years
One City Treasurer for two years.
One Police Magistrate FOR four years.
One Alderman in the r irst ward for wears
One Alderman in the Second ward for two
years,
one ! Herman in the Third ward for two
one Alderman in tire Fourth ward for two
One Alderman in the Fifth ward for two
one Alderman in the Sixth ward for two
years.
One Alderman in the seventh ward for two
years.
TOWN OFFICERS
Two Assistant Supervisors for two years
One Assessor for one year
One Collector for one year.
Two Justices of the Peace for four years.
Three Constables for four years.
Every legal elecor at such election also
vote .for a 2-mill tax for public Hospital or
against , mill tax for public hosp tar
Which election will be open at O'Clock in the
morning and continue open until 8 clock N the
afternoon of that day.
Places of regstrat ion and voting win be fol
lows:
second ward-Known as the Phoenix Hose
house
Third ward-Known as the wideawake Hose
Fourth ward--Known the pimick Livery
Stable.
sixth ward-Known the Gable Hose
House.
ROBERT KoEHLER.
City and Town Clerk.
Dated this 4th day OF March. A. D. 1893