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Deputy sheriff Hiekss story.

TACOMA. April 6.-lSpecial. deputy
Sheriff Hicks returned this morning from
Victoria. b. c.. with his little daughter,
and at once placed her under the care of
DIR. McCracken. Of Puyallup. as he says he
had arranged to do before he left its
mother at Victoria. Regarding the state
ment that he kidnapped the child, he SAYS
it is utterly untrue. he having told the
child's mother at Victoria that she had
better take it with her If she feared he
would hide it from her. This statemen,
be says he made when the mother of the
child. from whom he was recently d.
vorced, made known to him her suspicious
that he might not let her see the child
again.
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which are seen in all parts OF the building. The
hardware of the temple was made to order, and
Is ornamented with eigher the bee hive or the
clasped hands. the symbols of the church, in
connection with the motto. "Holiness to the
Lord" In the basement the knobs, hinges. etc,
are OF brass On the first floor they are of plated
gold, on the second Of plated silver on the third
OF old silver and the fourth of Old bropza
The material OF the foundation is of frestoue
from canyon four miles from Salt Lake City
The granite for the walls was cut from Little
Cottonwood canyon and prior to the advent Of
the railway in 1870 was hauled in by OK team.
The total cost of the temple was 500 O,0OQ
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rzs sxALrn orsrcEns. v1azr.

DR.. ssavsy Recognised By Northern Pa
eiAe-DF. Baldwin Tenselous.
PoRf TowxsESp, April 6.-[6pecial. +
Thus far DR.. L. T. Seavey, the appointee
Of the new board of health. seems TO be in
the lead in the health Office squabble. The
Northern Pacific railroad, which yester-
day declined to pay . fee for . health
certificate to either disputants. today
recognized DR.. Seavey by accepting his
certificate and paying the regular fee. DR..
Sesvey's credentials have also been recos-
mixed ct the customs house. The only
course now left to Baldwin will probably
be to apply to the court for restraining
order upon the boats. preventing them
from paying the fees to Sesvey. Baldwin
II in close council with his attorneys, who
assure him that his position 10 perfectly
safe. They claim to have Uncovered that
the new board of health II not legally
authorized board. Baldwin still refuses
to give mp his official seat and legal pro-
cssdings will probably b begun soon.
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pectsd Of smuggling. Who were IN reality .
man BY the name Of r g. Dramss and .
woman known - Lena Jackson They
were travelling under the assumed name
Of De 6autelle as husband and wife. The
two trunks Of opium captured few days
ago among checked baggage at the Ta-
coma railroad depot were the property Of
this man and woman. which Was the clue
that led 70 their detection.
Deputy United States Marshal Delanty
will leave tonight for San Francisco TO
bring the prisoners back to this city 70 BE-
tried before the United States commits
oionor.
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he retained until his
elevation to the epis-
copate in 1858, when
he was chosen mis-
sionary bishop Of Cali
fornia He was conse-
Grated in Tri nifty
church. New York, on
October Is BY Bishop
Jackson Kemper, of
Wise sin; w. J.
Boone. of China: G.
W. Freeman, of Arkan-
sas; Alfred Lee, Of
d g aw are: H. J.
Whifoh0Dse. nj Iii.
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nEARlN0 or INDEX RosnEx.


SULTAN Crry. April 6-TSpecial.l y.
Hanicy. one Of the Index robbers. was cx.
amined before Justice Beaver yesterday,
and committed TO the superior court. Nc
Manus. who Was in bed with Hanley " hen
he vas arrested. succeeded in proving that
he WAS dead drunk when the robbery took
place. and was discharged.
Riley, or Brown. the leader Of the gang.
Who escaped with the booty. il stall At
large. A number of men are out looking
for him, snd they profess To believe that
they VII eaten him in dsy or two at
most He Is s hard character. and If found
he would have 20 answer 10 a number of
other charges OF robbery. Those who
knes hins say tia; he will not he caugh,
in this part Of the country.
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AUSTIN, Tex, April 6. The special ieeis-
lative committee on the charges preferred
against Land Commissioner McGaughev
reported today, recommending his inn
parchment on twelve counts for violation
Of the constitution and statutes.
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WHArcoM, April 6.-[6pscial. 1.-The
Daily Ners has been changed from IN
evening TO . morning paper, the first
morning issue appearing today. The En-
press, which was started - daily on the
first of the month. now has the evening
field alone.
1t 10 expected that the Washington
Cedar Shinels Company's big mill, which
has been closed for several days, viii start
up again next Monday.
All the banks on the bay have entered
into IN agreement to hereafter charge
their depositors - we'll - others exchange
on oil drafts 1t the rate of 4 of Per cent.
on all amounts over $50 and Is cents for all
lesser sums. The outlook for the banking
business, - well - for all other kinds, -
considered good.
There arc rumors about, based, Il u
said. upon an announcement in . St. Paul
paper that President Larrabee. of the land
company, has sold out all his interests in
Fairhsven to President Hill, of the Great
Northern. The report il not credited here.
The first number of Washington Resources,
new monthly periodical edited and pub
lished by T. NJ. Day. in Fairhaven, 10 Just
out
Judge Bartlett Trip. whom President
Cleveland has appointed to succeed Col.
Grant rs minister to Austria, il one Of the
attorneys for Councilman Scott, of Fair
haven. in suit involving the title to nifty.
two acres Of valuable water front property
there
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feKr TOWNSEND. April 6.-fSpecial. =
Information WAS received here today os
the parties arrested in San Francisco ves-
ssrSay u. as Saatsile aad vile, su,.
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DAyroN. WASH. April 6-[Special.lE
The young girls mentioned a day or two
ago who ran away from home and were
subsequently captured at Walla Walla,
were brought before Judge Sturdevant,
who committed them to the reform school
at Chehalis. Their names are Bertha
Beard and Daisy McGowan. and they seem
to b much depraved, When in the Gus
tody Of the sheriff they showed no symp-
toms Of shame. and when informed by the
judge that they would be sent to the re-
form school appeared to be elsted over the
prospect of having good time. The girls
are IA and Is years OF age, and it is appre-
hended that when they get to the school
and become separated they will come to
see the error Of their ways. They were
taken to the reform school by Deputy
Sheriff Allen.
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TACOMA, April 6.-[Specisl. ]-During
March the Tacoma Smelling and Refining
Company shipped to San Francisco $3.50
bars Of bullion, consisting in value Of SIS.
I'D in gold. 81, 40 in silver and $l3, $50 in
lead.
A meeting Of the Tacoma Building and
Savings Association will DO held April 9,
when 1t 10 proposed the name Of the insti-
tuition will be changed to the Metropolitan
Savings bank.
The Tillicum Club today BY telegraph
congratulated Carter Harrison, Of Chicago.
on his mayoralty victory.
Some one tried the city treasursr's ONCE
door last night after Office hours, and that
fact resulted in . sensational story today
that IN attempt had been made to rob the
treasurer's Office.
City Controller Slaughter reports city
expenses from April 10 last to February q
to have been $3.50. 355.2 81
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-18
FEDERAL AProINrnrNrs.

On Saturday evening last = meet.
ing OF prominent Democrats from
different sections Of the State was
ne q IN Boise City, the object being
10 determine what course was most
advisable TO pursue in the recon-
menda'ion Of suitable persons for
federal appointments. There was a
great diversity Of opinion. Some
thought that Hon. Frank Beane,
the national committeeman. was the
most important factor, others Mr..
Iillinghast, chairman Of the State
central committee, and still Others
that f.. b. True, the late Demo-
cratic candidate for congress, was
the man Of all Others who should be
consulted. 1t was finally determ-
med TO call a meeting Of the State
Central Committee TO meet in Boise
City on the 10Th day of March to
consider the claims of the various
applicants and join in the recem-
mendation Of such az were consid.
cred the most suitable persons for
appointment This is probably the
best course that could be adopted,
for Democrats as class have
great repugnance to any one-man
power, and it is very likely that the
will select none but
worthy members of the party pcs
sessing the requisite qualifications.
The President would be more likely
% accept the recommendation of
such body of men than those Of
single individuals.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-18
RULE on RUN.

rue'day ~ The s'sriicn t.u tias a4a F.ssssa ~
Senate l' an unanimous vote esale up fof sons sra
'ien 10 the House II vns the Substitute 81 q.
STORY bili % vti1h the Sena;e hai afsarasssl :,
ainendncn, 70 the cci thar IN ali futssye sreasas q
counties the pril0lrle cuil,siigd in he While II
should ~ observed. afch thar ne usssse a. a.,
hee counties should ehoosc their can alss instead
Of being made by appointment q the GssasuaF
The democrats and Pop,lists wAniss i ssnssieset =
eon'niitec IL the whole. This was nesatssea IL 4
rarity vote and thu hin rcc"snnliftss malsh sean.
that I, will NOT ~ again Fpoytei Tlss aesIan show.
that the EcpnhliGans % not intend 10 g,crnit lie
hormons TO vote notwithstanding thelr pledges ma 3
N the Moscow platform, and also that they arr no,
willing 20 aerorl 70 the reope Of the aes counties
the usual privileges enjoy Cd ~ frte1aen TO select
Their own ot'itlA Il all occur % most ,cotls that
II It = right and In alcoriance With the prnites a
rpubliean government that the electors 81 an ola
county should caioy this privilege il i equally
proper that the pcop.e Of s,iuniy should 10 50
The recoumittcd biil has a history. o5i-inai's an
election hll vas introduced ~ Representative story
Hnh rvcrrrt "a the commjttec on privileges AMI s.s
tons who reported substitute and p.ssei i, II
then went :" tie senate. In the u,santnr TIE hin
70 create B'nnotk county came up for ei,ss ltratu
when Senator white. who had i4ll t,euitn., ..To
pro'i'e ihe manner IN which rev counties my he
created, novel % amcni b. Arising 4 ton 10 tho
effect that the people might chnose their own ors
~ sretiAl el,ction Ic aud tbs supporters 4 n.
hill we're approached ~ the trri. Il he llanuass
hi'i With the proposition that IL he woill withdraw
his Amsnimett they wsald vote T. place il Ia the
general election bill Ills contrast was earrci osl,
Was there not an understanding. between The Rrpab
lisan senators AMI their ifienl IT. ths house tia,
ih- should he done In order to al rl the latter it
p5ttoSt iog killing the blls No one an doubt 4,
who understands their mclhols
bill has now been Introduced which provides slr
the amendment Of setions ani a. Il the las 81 the
hrst session 10 cGfranchise tie Murmon. /,
Is direct and unencuinbcrcd with any us,rs. matter
y VII PASS the Senate ami 80 to the House The
Republican majority will then have 70 determine
whether the pledges made al Moscow sIail Re rc
deemed or repudatci There is ~ cs.a white.
MI creating new counties viii also be sent 10 the
other cad o. the hall II Is believed beth viii meet
with the sans t4,e referred and never il. heard
from aga,n
WITH such record a. this % trickery and broken
pl,dges the Republicans o. Idaho will have g. - he
fore the people In iS9I The Democratic tarty can
Afford to uus, to the intelligence OF the people who
are far more ohscr,ant Of passino events than the
Republican poii,ians generally S.liing To- ron.
eedc The rule or ruin policy pursued ly the pres
eni House viii never meet with the approval Of the
people OF Idaho
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-18
"onIy a Poor Miners WIG

c. A. short, in Park City Record
The death oi John McFarlane. -eccntIy al the on
tario mine, and the week Of suspense during tn
search for the recovery Of his body has called out th
sympathy Of tho entire community In behalf Of m,
gIie'-strcken wife and children We'll ma, s,ei
> mpa by he extended 10 ths dead miners widow anil
her iatherlcss ii'tr ones Vet Il IL only passing tal
When the widow comes face 10 face with tho stern
realities ~ life and commences the bat.I 81 bread
for hers,f aud hers the world will have snryn,tan
villa; charity and lowing kindness would abound L
We eoali Tut live fnr time the lives ~ anr neigh
hars II We could experience for only short week
the thoughts, the Cnnitminti0ns. tire dread Tint
cnnt- 20 the miners wife Ia her eyeryaa, life our
sympathy Tor her Ia her distress would extend h.
NHnd the iay q
.'only p,,,r miners Sifc'' What love. anxiety.
suffering and hcroisu are expressed in those sards
The life OF miners wife not one that i filled Nth
sunshine. u has its lows hut IL t44lue- with the
husbands safe return from the danger. Of ~, MIN.
Loving vrlc' mes are his and the home ahIUh tie
wife has lahorel hard IN hrishtes Tor ms saain.
becomes the spot of earth beloved ~ al the rest
The hours IN bis pr'-cuoc are filled With the
Light tut TN morrow brings the shadows Etery
day Is filed with horrible Probabilities which taa
often become 'rnrl realities The miner. Rits lives
not 2 day era she does not shuidur aith q dread af
What misht b.. She know the danger ~ the dark.
hess ~ which her husband tolls, and 10 dar or To.
morrow IL may he his turn lie may re brought
haHe t.tfH atl Bleeding crushed znA rauziai h.
soni recognition. Irvasurns aron her lips his lin.
ueriug kiss she takes u the duties the ,iaN ati
the family cares, wh these dangers passing inrepiew
before Ter, with baby sn,lcs scene IL laIiag
earth, An npgn manwst, parting cable AMI tall.
Ing cage She hears the rushing waters aia her ill.
lahA j. hnshcd hy the - the fatal blast Mingled
with u The familiar u the dAp Is tsansr4itla
81 possible events, the horror 81 which only those
who have experienced u nan realize Tile future Is
always nanao.eSs dread Tomorrow, with afil. =
sotnan's strength, she NAV be compelled 10 III hi
lies battles alone with lille mouths 10 feed amt
little tcei tn guide aright. II II does not take the
highest moral courage % he miners wife where
shall We look for ~iuragey The husband braves the
iangers OF the depths Tor livelihood, hut his s4,ar
ize, Nhilc great, Is one born Of Necessity That Of
he wife approaches unto hefoi,ni, Tor /. bora II
ase. An ~ thtsc Who should tc h0norei Tor their
eNe devotion and courage the miners wife viii - r.
hold a high place AL honor thtn 10 the miners
Aiie when the shadows ~ her life are mingled Nth
mBshns, ard whSn the days II gla0m rois may tile
eNing sympathy u friend. and the sustaining tare OF
HIM sho needs the .I4rrONs fall lie not withheld
rom her
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-18

X. +. Chattin will return from old
Tennessee tomorrow night.
Miss Edith Ellsworth Of Boise il
visiting with Miss Lizzie Fitzwater
in this place,
J +. Hagenouch, Of the Boise
Marble Works, was visitor in
Mountain Home Yesterday.
+ G. r Shaw has secured fran
chise for twenty years to light
Caldwell by electricity, and Mr..
Shaw has gone east to purchase the
plant.
John Benham, B. Henry Rober-
son and l.. Frank ! evils came in
from Hot Spring r. O. last night.
The new school house at that place
is now completed
j. b. Staniield yesterday loaded
two large wagons with lumber ut
Reynolds q Shaws yards, to be
taken to his recently purchased
ranch on Cold Spring Creek, where
he purposes making necessary al.
MINUS WI Aiit tbllilIIN VI his idiDliA
to the old stone building.
a hale old man, Jas. Wilson, Of Allen
Springs, H., who Is over go wears of
age, says; 81 have Ia my time tried u
great many medicines. some Of excel
lent quality; hut never before did |
find any that would so completely do
all that is claimed for il as Chamber.
l,ln's Collie, Cholera and Diarfhoea
Remedy. IL il truly wonderful med
icine. For sale by DR.. Silva, druggist.
c. Il. Kaufer, r. c. Of the order
of X. Of r., informs US that Noun
tain Home Lodge, Knights of
Pvthias, will be instituted in this
place on Monday evening, February
9th, by Grand Chancellor Daniels
OF Boise City. A large number of
brothers from various towns will be
here on that evening and n banquet
will lee given at the Turner House.
IN invitation il extended To all
members Of The order ia this vicinity
10 r. present
Ihe Cosmopolitan hotel and
AsH0ia sal ou wore DESTROYED bv
Ire al Warden on Tie 10th,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-18
So namORs.
In the District CnuTl 81 the Fourth Judicial ni.,,f
OF the state ~ Idaho In and for the
COtnty 0i Elmnre.
George A. MCg'Ornlck Plaintiff

In the District Court 81 the Fourth Judicial District
OF the state ~ Idaho. In and for the
Con ntv oi Elmnre.
George A. MrNorulck Plaintiff,
Ida Gold COMPANY Limited Defendant
The State u iinhn tb Ida Gold COMPANY Limited in
the name - the nrnIle o' the state u Idaho.
You are hrtrhy notified that there i nov on als
70 te Urtc ~ The CIV ~ the isric Court ~ the
Fourth Judicial nistct IL tie state az Idaho il ad
f. this County 81 VI more the complaint n Benfc
McAornrk ~ reroyeI o. you, the sait defendant tbs
sum ~ s2,dhn1 together with interest alleged 10 H.
due said plaintiff lfd other E.arti.. far I.t,y -.
tafed and supplies furnished AZ your defendants
request, and other parties for saluahle e,n.iIya
item assigned their claims 70 plainitT in the a,o,s
ChtiLlrd action, as follows 10 said plaintiff Gesfrgt
A Mccormick srt-y ~ q q ktr.h -lga - T = a..
o.an sltsi - ). VI q ssn si2a0h, e. Esirkssn 500
v. = kathhun sll0 ~. Vim. Lindsey So a. james
uNeiil sll2hn, Al Sing sItnn Charles SaHinfft.f n
sie1gt q. u Golden SID "a, Geo H. scott ( Co
sl'eaaoo. ). W. Hoteit siisoI The paTtieelArs
fully aIpca lin plaintiffs efmplaigt ra,ti
bed copy OF which - served heregith and male
part hereof and tina, unless YOU apgar snl aD.;,e,
= sald complain vhtuln ten days after the sert 10
thereof. N served within fillmore county AMI vitbin
twenty days II served out 81 said county blt RjtEif
std Judeia District. AMI within forty DAYS II served
0H u SAID district leIclusive 81 the ,l4y al s,r,ii
JUDGMENT "ili be tASdn against You by default ae
a"Fdihg % ne pray r Of said complaint for the
sum ~ Two Thou-aBd Six Hundred and sittTsty
iallar. and interest ard casts n suit
w testimony whereof. I, ", Il wickersham, CLERK
81 SAID htstrt1t Court, have hrreuufn set nv
lbs hand and am ed the seal 81 sail Court Il
Mountain itoHne th's nth day Of February,
A. u lss8.
" G wICRERSHAN.
Clerk Of the DistFirt Curt
w A PtHfiI.I. Deputy
hlghaid T. Johnson sons, aitoTne, for plaintiff.
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NFw Al 'vERTIsEMESTs.
SHEER IFS SALE.


STAG ~ liahN C~tIn'y u fillmore
Ms yittur " a. Il II iits,p is..,.l al. =, ~ So
tFsfi@ histfitt tulrt tF EiHturr county ii .44l
safe. the lnIh Nv ~ F,t,r,t,,, tsist ~ NJ
sctA 'hrrr'ti. ~ ( rtsr ~ JOHN ANDREW kfvnA
rHaMtu, NSrels ~ FtN a. TURNER dssrt,slapt
A'tA 20 NE a. Nhcr N tr~t' rt sud delivered [ all
i,rsce 4 o. ..ii far .sh laV iitl it., ~ ~ tg.t
States. between thI haur. ~ ,.8,,5 = -
~ eH h''NhAN. l-u Oh asH II MARCH Il
49, AZ y tiu'Ain iat, tr tlHrr sstlsist III Tfan,
=. VIC ''l't mouse Npn7, utlt sst pt5he al ton
~ We rSht, ~ +, claim au1 interest Z Ruius u
"a ~iti I" NJ tuidHlus dessfihei teal estate
iiis cftain q1ar'z claim situate. living and being
~ tinlr COUNTY Nts's 81 tish1, dgszsitsE a. &.
ipAs = AT hcin- tvs hundred ieet m length a.
,'ns LHnl5ti t'ti "a Nidth, on the Atlanta 4astts
idse and ~ i'g oaF' o. AMI adjoining tie Eslf hti-t
1'ti l'' ~ ghsftz utng ground Hr,l - tzlitt,
has Barge, 5 q FIrN ana iona. y lls4.s.s .4t,,5f
ht'"h - me 'slat MtniIcA uinins RsugBt aud ~.
rear, The rex I'D Il Eluar, ,s,t,lt1 tftrps,t 1,
ihtss c''untth IN the name u Iuius II 1urnsF 4,
hH1k =, page tt| 81 quartz lotath1tt. AMI ttts.t
Ip'h a. fhc property ~ knfli- " Turner T. saitt
4' Hnnt amounting % s29i - 100, In favor u ohn
AMI eA5sTthA. AMI I,,,t ~ suit
aAsn IN inr mN band, this iUgh lAy u Fe5rnar,.
i-l3
JAMES ~ GRAY, sheriff
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-18
SHEER FFS SALE.

state 81 Idaho Cutnty 4 Eirnare
~ virtue ~ an leu ior is-iiesl ont Of the Hon
"taAs listft '0uii ~ fillmore county IN said state
"a the hth ia' IN Frhrrs Y. 4st4 b. the clerk
thsrc"i ~ ile - 9 ~ Jt'stlH MAYNE plsintia
yefHiis III ~ : ~ d. -RNER dssr-Il,nt al :, -
a. Neru- dit'''rl I'd delivered. I pill liroses7i 10
st iur cash, laWiui mlncV - TIE Iui'rd states Ice.
iNteil The hours II ninr = IA and iss y In On
NoNbAh thr oh Nisy II MARCH. A. h fsa ~
Mountain u me in Eiunrr county. In front ~ az
court hutse door, hill sell a. rulsie tton all the
rxh' ti'ic rlsi'n anil Interest " RnfIs n Turner Ia
AMI - the following described real estate - Mit
That rtuAH qnArtE ciaim situatt t4inr AMI b4ir.r
y fInnre county. ate ~ Idaho. stSgrIfel a. ~.
laNs 10 wit. Reing Naa hundred fFst IL tan.,h 80
ole hniidFtd irrt n width IN the Atlanta quartz
lri4t'. AMI lttns cas- ~ ai adiaHin4 ths tf hun.
hEtd i"rt - quartz thinning grHnni owned Is Column
bus hargr, = 9 inl and Jcnu " Brop h. formerly
khoNn a. TIE lsta. N!nirrs mining ground agd Al,
pear 90 the fr'1ris 81 Eimurc c'untA tfifmctt At.
turss conril IN ihc name Of isnfn. ~ Turner In
book ? page $40 ~ Quartz lpatinis and lcsiei on a.
the property - hufr W Turner, "a satisfy iuslv
msht amounting 70 s2J4 OjlOO In favor OF Joseph
Maguc and rUst - aint
Given under NY and. this 10th day Of February
1925.
JAMES n CRAY
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-18

Sheriff Jim Gray returned from
Becky Bar last night.
San Robertson was here from
Bruneau on Friday.
Mrs Iubbell has been on the
sick list during this week.
A. b. Clark was welcomed back
here from Chicago Yesterday.
Mrs. y. Il. Hill and daughter are
now visiting with friends in Bruneau
valley.
The BULLETIN regrets to learn
that Mrs. L. A. Underwood is dan
gerously sick.
Mrs. J F. Shields and daughter
Mabel will depart Sunday for n
months visit at Tacoma, and il is
hoped the change may prove great
~ beneficial to the little girl, who
has been sick several weeks.
A few days ago at Rocky Bar,
young Henry Swanholm was cover
ed by big sncwslide for about
half an hour before being rescued
lie was shoveling snow from an out
house at the rear Of his residence
when suddenly a noise peculiar
only to that Of big snowslide at
tracted his attention, and looking
up it seemed to him that the whole
side above was moving
with lightning speed upon him.
Another second and he was sent
whizzing he knew not whittier. but
when he gathered his reasoning fac
ulties he realized that he was in the
entrance 10 cellar that had been
dug in the mountain side. This
fortunate circumstance evidently
Henry from now being
enlisted among the angels Realiz-
ing his sit alton he Immediately |
digging up with both
hands, and the snow heing. soft he
made good progress. Meantime his
good little wife gave the alarm as
only a horror-stricken woman could, +
and in a few moments twenty or
more shuvclers were at work, who |
soon released him from his perilons
position under fifteen feet of the
fey Bedrooms for rent Mt Rine-
harris.