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The herald., 1893-05-12

CHrcAGo, May 11.-An attachment
suit of $4,000 against the West Supe-
rior Iron. and Steel company of West SUI
perior, Wis, by the Iowa iron works of
Dubuque, Ia, was fieled in the circuit
court today. Both concerns are build
ers of iron. and steel boats. The Iowa
iron works had contract from the
United States government for building
q steel cruiser and contracted with the
West Superior Iron and Steel company
for q supply of steel plates to finish the
work. The defendant company failed
to furnish the plates and that is why
the suit WAS brought.
The herald., 1893-05-12
THE RESULT OF 4 Jag.


Saloon Keeper Gets Drunk and IL
Burned to Death.
LIvERMoRE, May 11.-Christie Carroll,
saloon keeper, was burned to death
last night. He lived over his saloon
with his wife and child. Last night he
was intoxicated and quarreled with his
wife. Finally Hhs left home to get q
constable to arrest him. During her alb
sence. he upset lamp and the house
caught fire. The child escaped by Jump
ing from window. When the wife re-.
turned with an officer they found Car
roll imprisoned in the house and burn
ing to death. They were unable to save
him and he soon expired before their
eyes. Mrs. Carroll tainted away at the
horrible sight and has been delirious
ever since.
The herald., 1893-05-12

QUEEN VIoroRIA is announced as hay
ing retired from public life, as far as GER
emonials go, with her appearance day
before yesterday. We are not suffi-
GENTLY advised of the temper of her
majesty to know whether no, like
famous prime donne, her farewella are
liable to be revoked, but we do know
that with her disappearance from public
functions one of the most remarkable
women that ever reigned will have
stepped down and out. Her leading
attributes were the domestic virtues and
an all round common sense that amount
ed almost to genius. Her faults were
hers by inheritance, while her virtues
were the result of careful cultivation
both on the part OF the Duchess of Kent
and hereelf In fact, considering the
character of her ancestors, as depicted,
for instance, in Thackeray's Four
Georges, it is great wonder that she
developed into such surprisingly good
woman. She is liable to live in her re-
tirement until Wales is seventy-6ve or
eighty.
The herald., 1893-05-12
Arrested for Embezz,em.nt.

SAN Francisco, May liza warrant
was isaued today for the arrest of Edgar
=. Whitney, recently city agent of the
Fidelity and Casualty company. The
Warrant was issued ON the complaint of
James R. Gorniss, manager of the COM
pany, who charges Whitney with en-
bezzlement. The amount OF the defal-
cation is unknown, but is supposed to
be several thousand dollars. 1t is
alleged that Whitney collected premi-
ums from policy holders and appropri-
ated the money, reporting to the COM
psny that the premium had not been
paid.
Whitney was arrested this afternoon
and released on bail.
The herald., 1893-05-12
IooAL-cenerAi MccOoE denies the Navajo

LOCAL-General McCook denies the Navajo
trouble story Kid 8 eals another squaw
The House brothers sell their mines at Van
lerhilt . Tine Mission road In wretched
condition. Santa Monica wharf opened for
business. e.. The park com mission Why oil
property is o good investment. :. Mechanics
are scarce, :. The coming bicycle races OF
the Athletic club :. Charles Hall hold to
answer for robbing q comrade An old
fashioned country dance to be given .Ques-
ton of an assistant Episcopal bishop to be-
voted upon. Joseph A. Bianc shoots HIM
self through the head. g gorge Miles &C.
quilted of the murder OF George W. Miller
-. Thomas Reyrold assaults william Carna-
han with a knife Is. A. Carlisle acquitted
of assault with a deadly weapon. Around
the courts. . Two thieves detected by q dairy
man,
The herald., 1893-05-12
Jussifisbie Homicide.

FRESNO, Cal. May 11.-Coroner L. O.
Stevens held an inquest at Quartz
Mountain on the body of Elijah Ehart,
killed by w illiam Leverone, jr., Tues
day. Eye-witneeses testified that Ehart
on horseback came to where young Lew
erone was standing. The boy asked for
cartridges. Ehart few into passion
and shot at Leverene, who partly fell.
Leverone drew a pistol and shot Ehart.
and ran out OF danger. chart lived halt
an hour. The jury found the ehootin g
justi6able. Lsverone was brought be-
fore a Justice and discharged.
The herald., 1893-05-12
odd FelIows Elect oafoers.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-The grand
lodge of Odd Fellows this morning
elected the following officers: Grand
master, J. F. Thompson; deputy grand
master, J. FL. Simpson grand secretary,
w. D. Lyon grand treasurer, Geo. W.
Lemont; grand trustees, f. f. White of
No. 81, L. Wadham of No. II, Ell. D.
Richardson of No. 43, re-elscted; ex-
Grand Master George W. Stockwell was
elected grand representative by acclsma-
tim
The herald., 1893-05-12
The Boundary Survey.

SAN DIEGO, May 1l.-Col. A. W. Bar
low, in charge of the international
boundary survey from the Rio Grande
river to the Pacific, has arrived here
from his headquarters at Yuma. He
expects to complete the work early in
September. and today the camp is COM
ing forward to Jacumba springs. The
statement that the survey is to add to
the United States territory is incorrect.
The old line is simply being re-estab-
lisbed and stone monuments placed at
one to five miles apart.
The herald., 1893-05-12
The Lakeview Water Comnnnx.

SAN BERNARDIEo, May Il.--Articles oil
incorporation OF the Lakeview Water
company were filed with the county
clerk today. The capital stock of the
company is 81 900, 900, of which $10S, 900
has been actually subscribed. The sub
scribers are F. e. Brown, E. g. Judson,
r. ]. Waters, w. A.. Main. A. E. Ster-
ling. James @. CLARK, r. E. Archer, G..
e. Fish and B. @. Johnson, well-known
capitalists of Redlands. many Of whom
were prominent in the Bear valley en-
terprise when 1t was organized.
The herald., 1893-05-12

What you ought to take with you when
you go to the worlds fair? Your outfit
will not be complete without bottle Of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhna Remedy. The change of water and
diet, fatigue and irregular habits during
your trip are almost certain TO produce
diarrhea. and 8 dose or two OF this rem
edy may save you serious sickness and
perhaps much expense. Procure it be-
fore leaving home. rs and 30 cent bot
ties for sale by G. F. Heinzeman, 222
North Main,
The herald., 1893-05-12
rbe Y. M. @. A. Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 1.-The at
tendance at the second days session OF
the Y. M. @. A. was much better than
Yesterday. After the new president was
indicted into Office and finished his
speech, routine committee work was
taken up and ell the standing commit
tees appointed. Several papers were
read and discussed. At the afternoon
session number of interesting papers
were read.
The herald., 1893-05-12

the laws of Illinois, and Judgment went
for the defendants. Incidentally the
judges took strong grounds against the
manner in which the Los Angeles Cable
company had been merged into the
Pacific Railway company, characteriz-
ing 1t asillegal and void. The opinions
were very voluminous, covering about
70 type-written pages.
The herald., 1893-05-12
Drought In Italy.

ROME, May 11.--Reports to the gov
eminent from all parts OF Italy show
that the drought has 80 damaged crops
that it will be necessary to import ll3,-
500 900 bushels of grain more than usual.
1t is believed the import duty on this
will cover the deficit in the budget.
The herald., 1893-05-12

BANK failures seem to, be epidemic
just now, the dispatchesthis morning
swinging around the circle from Chicago
and Indianapolis to Wilmington, Della
ware. Fortunately they sSesnot OF great
moment, and in most cases they repre-
sent either bad management or pecula-
&sAn
The herald., 1893-05-12
rhe Nnw viann. Bufret

Knows exactly how to please the public.
This week the great Vestvali the cele-
brated lyric and melo-dramatic artistic,
and Miss VERNE Vernell the charming
serio-comic, are meeting with great sue
cess. In consequence there are assem-
blsges every evening in large numbers
that are making Mr.. Kerkow happy,
who is ever on the alert to please his
many patrons. The programme thiE
week is an unusually fine one.
The herald., 1893-05-12

VERY well executed counterfeit two
bit pieces are in circulation in Los An
Reles just now, and the public would do
we'll to look outdPr them. They can be
detected only by their lightness and lack
of ring.
The herald., 1893-05-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho papers of all delinquent mail Subscribers
to the DAILY HERALD viii be promptly discon-
tinucd hereafter. No papers Will he seut to
subscri bers by mail unless the same have been
paid for In advance This rule is iahexibie.
= ~ ~ ny spftpSa ~ s'stts t -,
authorized agent. This paper is kept on file
in his Office
THE HERALD is sold Mt the Occidental Hotel
news sta ad, Sab Franoitco 'or Sc copy
The herald., 1893-05-12
NNraHnoRENa pLACns-A wedd

NETGHB0RINa PLACRS-A wedding at
Long Beach Shipping at Redondo An
aheim news over 1000 school children in
Orange county "A possibility OF the Santa
Ana fire department disbanding IAN i'm
teresting budget from Pasadena. ..Aiham-
IRA news The San Bernardino flower les
tival to open tonight. News notes from
Ban. Bernardluo and Redlands.
The herald., 1893-05-12
os,,forn,. Fruita in Chicago,

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Earl Fruit
company realized the following prices
for California fruit sold at auction to-
day: Cherries, $4.00@5.0 90 per box fancy
navels, $3.00@3.75; choice, $250@3 90
fancy seedlings, $2.25@2 80; choice, 90
no 70
The herald., 1893-05-12
eoverro, a eneraI of Canada a.

LONDON, May 1.-THE official an
nouncement ia made that the queen has
approved the appointment OF the earl OF
Aberdeen 90 governorsgeneral OF Canada.
The herald., 1893-05-12
British Navy Agents Suspend.

LONDON, May 1l.-Hallet & Co., navy
agents and bankers, have suspended.
The suspension has caused sensation
in military and naval circles, as many
officers are depositors with the com.
MANY.
The herald., 1893-05-12
-es.ss W.
s..,IS " s As ~ "a
: = ~
AN INDEX TO YESTERDAY.

by TELEGnAPH-D Delegate Rowln OF
Utah has a row with President Cleveland
o.. The Nicaragua revolution successful 81.
sank failures In Chicago, Indianapolis and
Washington, Dol. The Mississippi over
flowing Iowa and Arkansas lowlands. -.
The strange insanity of four brothers.
Boring sea arbitration almost broken of. -
Giadstone's late would-be assassin on trial
Worlds fair matters Republican clubs
ut Louisville . General news gleanings.
The herald., 1893-05-12


LONDON, May 1.-THE Bank of Eng
land today advanced the rate Of discount
from per cent. to g &.
The herald., 1893-05-12

An enjoyable progressive card party
was given last Tuesday evening by Mrs.
Hsyeman of Twenty-ffth street. The
evening was not restricted to any partic-
ular game OF cards, variety of the
standard games being played at the diff
ferent tables. The prizes were very
pretty. The first we're captured by Miss
johnson and Mr.. Frank Forester, while
the bsoby prizes fell to Miss Bromwell
and Mr.. Kelly. Those present were !:
Misses johnson, Gertrude Johnson,
Bromwell and Archibald of Oakland,
Kirkpatrick, Ferris and Forester I;
Massrs Ben Johnson, Teal, w. M. Ed
wards, Harry Watson, kirkpatrick, Kel-
ly and Frank Fofreaters19h e
The herald., 1893-05-12

The final Woman's Exchange party
was held at Armory hall last night. Ow-
ing probably TO other attractions the
affair was not go largely attended as on
former occasions, but it was equally as
enjoyable as the previous dances. The
young ladies wore charming toilets and
looked very pretty. Refreshments were
served during an intermission in the
programme. Lowinsky'e orchestra was
in attendance.
The herald., 1893-05-12
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The herald., 1893-05-12

A most charming whist party was
given last evening at the beautiful resi-
dence of.Mr. and MRS. H|J. sFleischman,
on Pearl street. The msnsion was most
artistically decorated, the guests were
in great numbers, and the play most in
teresting. The hospitality offered was
perfect in all it's details, for absolutely
nothing was left undone which could
add to the pleasure of those fortunate
enough to be present.
After the playing ceased, tempting
supper was served and it was we'll on to-
wards this morning before the enjoyable
affair terminated.
The herald., 1893-05-12

Buggy robes ana horse blankets at Foy's old
reliable saddlery house, 3l5 N. Los Angeles 81,
The herald., 1893-05-12

The gentlemen of the Tuesday Even
ing club have arranged for novel, and
doubtlessly successful, event to be held
next Wednesday evening. 1t will be an
old-faehioned country dance. the gem
tlemen and their lady guests will take
carriages and drive to the Dryden ranch
south OF University, where the affair is
to be held. A large barn will be decor
ated and prepared for the dance. They
propose to pitch in and enjoy them
selves just as the country folks used to
do in the old-fashioned days.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-19
A NEW PUMP.

All old-timers here know /. r.
Landing, and know that he has an
inventive turn Of mind. His last
invention promises 10 bring him a
fortune. Mr.. Lamhing at one time
owned and worked ground on East
Hill, having piped in the deep
ground facing More creek. He has
invented a rotary force pump. These
pumps are now being manufactured
by the Lambing Pump Manufacture
ing Co. Of Denver, Its capacity is
from 100 to 6.0O0 gallons per min
ute. II is claimed TO force water to
any height with less power, less
wear and less friction than any
other pump. II has no valves
10 beat out, and no cylinder
to cut out by muddy water. 1t
is as equally adapted for irri-
eating, water works. and as a
fire pump, as for mining. The in
ventor is mining engineer of over
~ years experience IN quartz and
placer mining, having operated
many of the pumps now on the
market, both in deep quartz mines
and river bed gravel mining, and in
this long experience has had ample
opportunity to see and realize the
fact that they do not meet the re-
quirements Of the times. Wash.
Beck and another man who re-
Gently returned from Denver saw
this pump work and they pro-
nounce it the best of all pumps;
that it Is all that is claimed for it.
Mr. Landings old friends in Idaho
will be pleased to learn of his great
invention, and hope he will make
millions out Of it.-ldoho World.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-19


Once OF CLERK o. ihe Board Of County Commission
srs. state Of Idaho, County Of Elmore
In compliance with section ASA Of the Revised
Statutes II Idaho, notice is hereby given that tht
completed assessment boos Of said caunty for the
year 1898. together with the statements has been
this day by the Assessor OF said county delivered "a
me and are now fle IN this once and subject "a
the imposition of all persons interesie and that ihs
Board Of County Commissioners IN aud tor said
county viii, provided hy law meet At the rourt
h',use IN Mountain Home the county saAi ~ saii
county, on the fourth Monday u August ispa IL
examine the sscs~aisHt hook and esuAlze the IS
sessment Of pralsrty IL said ceanty Attention /.
easd 10 the following sections Of the Revised Stat
ctes:
SEXTON 1871. No reduction must he made In tbs
valuation at property unc-~ the party Affected there
ID, OF his agent, makes and files with the Boar, !
written Application thercf.r. verified hY his oath
showing the ia - upon which it is claimed zach re.
fuetion should be made
ssr las Before the Board grants the application
% makes AM reduction applied tor il must hrst ~
anime on GA h. the person or agent making the ap
pcatien teshing the value Of property 81 such
person. No reduction must he made unless such per
snn or the agent making the application attends And
answers All questions pertinent 10 the inquiry
Dated II MIN Home, idaho this lHt day 81 August
in the tear iel3 ". e. NfekERsHAN t.leTk
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-19
Gilmore Lodge, A. r. a A. M.

GAO The regular communications Of Elmoro
Hxr Lodge No. 30 A. and A NJ are held on
NK the Wednesday evening Of or next pre-.
Nv ceeding the full Of the moon ~ each month
Sntournng brothers are eordailv invited 10 at.
attend. ADELBERT u. CLARK. Master
J. N. JOHNSON, SECRETARY sussyI
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-19

Work in the Queen of the Hills
mine at Bellevue has been resumed
Cy. Jacobs, one of the pioneer
merchants of Boise, was closed UT
by attachments few days ago.
Loveland and wife and Frank
Osgood went to the mountains
Thursday on fishing and hunting
trip.
w. A and w. d. REYNOLDS,
Roscoe Smith, r. F. Whitney and
John Woodward, will leave for the
mountains tomorrow.
Frank AXE Yesterday brought to
this market from his ranch some
very large and lucious peaches,
which sold like hot cakes"
Road Contractor John McGin.
ness few days ago accidentally
cut his right foot severely, while
getting bridge timbers in the hills
above Glenu's Ferry.
Lawyer w. Ii. Dial Of Silver CITY,
spent several days in Mountain
Home this week, He SAYS quietism
prevails at that old mining camp
as well as elsewhere in all mining
regions.
$. j. Roberts, the dutiful deputy
sheriff of Gilmore county, while here
as witness last week made the
News sanctum a pleasant call. APP
preciating a good newspaper, he
ordered his name placed upon our
paid up list.-Fremont Co. News.
Marion Daniels Yesterday brought
in wagon load of fine apples from
his Canyon creek orchard. He aays
his fruit crop this season is very
good and that next week he will
commence marketing some Of the
largest and best peaches to be found
in Idaho.
J. T. Hayes was in town yester-
day and informs US that Mr.. Bailey
is cutting new road along Canyon
creek that will obviate the necessity
of pulling down bars ut various
points on that road between Mrs.
Hice's and the Campbell ranch
all Of which will he duly appreci.
ated by the travelling public.
The Nampa progress Of last week
contained this pertinent item: A..
;. Abbott has leased the Range and
Valley to f. c. Currey for o,.e year.
He says: Il will held down a
case on the Range and Valley until
the fall term of court, then will
probably leave you for the winter. I"
Can you read between the lines.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-19
ARRESTED ron RIOT.

Last Sunday night, between IL
and II o'clock, at Cilenn's Ferry, q
number Of masked men. armed with
guns and pistols, invaded the
Chinese wash house in that place
and ordered the four inmates Il
leave town, at the same time using
them quite roughly and, the Chinese
say, robbed them of considerable
money. Two Of the Cinnamon ran
into Stockton's saloon. seeking pro-
lection. Two of the masked men
followed them and drove them out.
During their short STAY in the sa-
loon the two masked men were iden.
titled by certain parties TO the ex-
tent that justified them in claim
ing that Henry Underwood, negro,
and Gus Mangold, white, were two
of the guilty parties. There being
no peace officer at the Ferry at that
time Sheriff Gray was telegraphed
for and on Monday he repaired to
that town, arrested Underwood and
Mangold and brought them here for
a hearing before Judge Clinton.
The trial has been under progress
every day since then and many
witnesses have been examined, but
up to yesterday afternoon the inves-
tigation had not been concluded.
The best citizens of Glenn's Ferry
severely condemn the action of the
mob and are anxious that they
should be punished-whoever they
may he.
Underwood's examination was
concluded last night. and this morn
ing at 8 O'clock Judge Clinton held
him in bonds Of 81 ,00c to appear
at the October court.
The examination of Mangold will
be concluded this afternoon.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-19
HOME MADE SHEEP NIP.

Henry Van Buren,, m National
stockn,an, says: There have been
numerous inquiries for simple aud
effective sheep dip, aud perhaps NJ
many answers. One inquirer wants a
sure remedy for ticks ON lambs, but
does not like tobacco. Probably he
never used tobacco for that purpose.
The dip we use j. made rs follows
Take a large iron kettle. til nearly fun
OF water and then put in enough to-
bacco TO make strong liquid. Next
have large barrel and iii two-thirds
full OF liquid; add sulphur until you
think IL strong enough The mixture
should toe a. warm as can lie borne nv
the hand. II it is too warm or to,,
strong add cold water until il il the
right strength and temperature. To
test the strength OF liquid, dip sheer
that has very many ticks on it. II il
does not kill the ticks in few min.
vtes. or an hour at most, il il too weak
add fresh liquid from the kettle and
more sulphur. Keep the mixture hot
all the time, as IL il more effective.
For 100 sheep it will require about ten
pounds Of tobacco, and perhaps five
pounds Of sulphur. This is the pre-.
portion, but stems and refuse tobacco
are just as good as any.
We grow our own tobacco and one
crop will last several years. The best
time Ia dip is just after shearing,
when wool Is shortest. June, 1891, we
dipped our entire flock, lambs and all,
OF over three hundred in about five or
SIX hours, and have not seen tick
since.
Three men can work to best adyant-
age, one to catch the sheep and the
other two 10 dip them. We use a
large barrel for dipping and com
mon wash tub for draining sheer
This is no experiment. My father
has used the same dip ever since was
small boy. II adds to the value Of
he flock in many ways. IL kills nits
as well as ticks, cures any skin disease
and no flies will bother sheep for sew.
cral days after dipping.
Don't be afraid Ia put them in head
and heels, but do not hold head under
long. There is not enough SULPHUR
used To ininre the wool in any way.
One great advantage. every farmer
has the articles needed, or can obtain
them easily, for making AMI using din.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-19
Information Wanted.

Joseph Woodfield, last heard OF
in Elmore county, Idaho, in 1875,
(then Alturas county,. Previously
wrote from Lime Rocks in 1868 al. d
MAXI onga in 1865, Anyone know
ing his whereabouts or anything
concerning him, please comnluni-
cate with STEPHEN WooDFIELp,
Collingwood, Golden Bay.
At New Zealand.