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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22

% this day the persecution with which
George Carlisle followed this heroic
woman krew that the money d er hus-
band braught her was dissipatI Fl IA
fight he had not the manllness Z aban-
don And they also know the woman
was escorted by half the popula ton OF
the township back to- the homie made
sacredly hers hy the defense there ot her
honor. nud that she was there pfutected
bv them against the ISLANDERS Rs well as
the assault, Of her enemy until b. went
Al last-a tar,ly volunteer III TO the
army and tcl with Hpaven's curse
unnn him IN the very first tight of his
lite
They know as we'll that the chl idrcu Q.
These families grew up together IN love,
un,narrea bv the strife Of pare nts. and
that between bold Fred Alhrs kft and
Madeline Carlisle there was bond the
stronger for the stormy days NJ youth.
| And closer than David % llnainan.
nearer than Pylhias 10 Damon BREW the
hearts and the lives of Fred ami Wins
! low the buys who played IN the barn
and the woods while raur, fEhlshins
Amos Albright was lighting dea Eh at the
mouth of n luiue
When they were grown they went To
| Colorado together. and foun. a city
where were UHtren rocks IN y ar time
They fnund ont then what all Colorado
had known Tor wears that the Albright
vcin Mas last. ~ uiau ever hal found IT,
They knew hp lad told the truth They
Tuuud The silver i,' had cached, they
followed ms very Footsteps own tAe
trail nut IN the insanity which mast
have COME uf weakness and excitement
hr had hnrirl tbs treasure too well
Dnp II the mon lullnwei til search
spent a fortune ana abandoned it Nnvt
the huYs came To- Euuller Three year;
ago they easily secured all rights, ans
began again the search the i Eaers has
found So fatuuus Madeline. now iul
Years the wife of Fred Albright, wa
left 1T Eomr smoothing TIM 81 hsrt ruat
OF Mary's lie IN Iht very hunse wner'
George Carlisle had fallen wuV Vnlpd
The boys worked together diligently
and confidently They Enew I iay wuul,
ind the lost vein Others s, il. Hop
yuu will. we c0ulln't They never let
the search for itfi boar. ana ueN A uiii te'
IN act Chat would assist tiIem ia,
after day. month after month, year atte
year. they huiFl ami lahnre lurulnl
aside for 10 seductive smaller finds
And at laStthey were revar |rd High
under the house in which they Bad lived
right down the center ~ a rwA q
T broad and 5lld IA an ocean q 5nw. the
! found that nit and II was .ilcd wiz
silver. Ilow FAR down II n s no on
can tell How ii may broad aa dir MAI
{ row no one knows Bat tons ana ton
OF the ore have already been taken on
! aud every ounce Of it Is worth dollar
And il Il sacred coin 10 thrm, Il
u every atom Of it l. hailowcd Us the bloc
= aud tears and hopes Of her, .-Chicae
: Herald
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22

Mrs Hutton gives thi. ae |.nant Of some
ants which She saw in sil hey Having
killed Number Of soldier ants. she re-
turned IN hall Bu EoUr % tbp spot where
sue had LEFT their deal tFIiirs, and IN
reference 10 what she 4 ben observed.
SAYS
saw large number Of ants sur
rounding Tie dead ores ! determined
to watch their proceedings closely | FOL
lowed four or Eve that st.. rted on from
the rest toward q biiluCs a short dis
iaure nlF. III which was n ants nest
Tins they entered. AMI ~ lbaai five min
utes tht y reaFpeagel foila Rei hy others
All tell intu rank. walkrd regularly and
slowly tive l4y two. until thry arrived NJ
the spot where lay the q eai bodies Of
the soldier ants In ieN minutes two
II the autS advanced an took up the
dead body of one Of their comrades then
two others. aud SO on. tlll all were ready
70 march
First wallsed two ants carrying 4
| body. then two without d burden, then
I two others with another eafl amt. and s.
on until TIE line eSTeudeI about forty
pairs. and tine procession nov moved
4 slowly onward. followed hy an irregular
4 l01y Of about <01 ant -School ant
Z H8fne
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22

rrees Is the ordinary winter range while
that of summer j. possibly : dcgrCcs
higher. On the mountains ui course, u j.
much colder. and some 81 them rise 1900
feet or more above the SEN The harl7or Of
Honolulu put, every poetic visitor IN rap
lures. TIE town itself IS quite Pafisian Ia
tleglnce, uyersupplied with bathS, te!e-
phones and pheasant resorts All the houses
are built - sS 10 be thrown open on all
sides to the tlrljeiaas brcezes. There are no
venomous reptiles and not mang insects,
hut there are many fruits and flowers.
there arp enchanting views In every diroe.
tion, there is rest in the very look Of ualure
and ever al the land a reaee that rtsstth
understandiup In truth, il Is almost a
pleasure To die there.
There i. "a deal II fun on the islands, too
] some of ii quite nniutcational HE ma
Tive money. for iusts,ucr bears this iuscrip-
zion, MA nlau IA e.l O Ia alma j s3s pono,
meaning. "Ihe life Of the land Is esjab-
iishrsi 4u riehteaasaess Considering the
sort Of .Iile" described hy most visitors,
This is in delicate satire decidedly ahead Of
thr "In diad We Trust" on our siiverdullaFs.
Among the natives property deSeends in
the female line. as. say The native l4wgivers,
ANY man can swear 20 his mother" lhe
rest is left 20 implication.
Al this point bit Of history Is in order
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22
Counterfeit Hall pollar.

A dangerous counterfeit fifty cent
piece has been sprung upon the guileless
public. The piece is beauty. and shows
great care and skill in it's make up. IL
ia one Of the series of 1887 and has the
clear ring of the genuine article. The
main point of difference, however. lies
in the thickness. which is tribe more
than in the genuine article. The figure
on one side is rather obscure. but Is. a.
the same time. nearly perfect, although
there is a slight depression IN the shield.
-Norwich Bulletin.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22
AMID ARIZ0NlS SANDS.
Close Call 81 q Correspondent
With a Scientific Fad.
4 VIVID PICTURE or PRIyATIoN.

ncautIfuI yisionc ana strange brutality
AIIko the Ecsu;, Of nclirium-A Mirage
OF Palms and Running River Torment 4
Thirsty Man.
While engaged Hs newspaper CORE |
sp0udeut Ia june, lseo, ! was sent from !
MvSic8 81 At4aga IF Investigate the pruhis- |
tofic ruin. III tuat country Ihgsc remains
Of the uuc,ynt civilization nre either or the
loftIsst rcal;s of the mountains or in the
most forhiddiug portions II the desert, and
many risks must be taken To reach them.
Aside fruut ar business feature 81 the work,
| was much interested ia Il us "A scientific
study, and my curiosity and zeal more than
once got the better ~ my Judgment aud
came near causing my death.
The nearest over came 10 hying lost was
IN September af the same gear. passed
the summer ia the mountains collecting
such data ID. could Thccnntmuul rcpar; Of
the Iu,iiuus t.ts thar that "Casgs Grandcs"
tor great ruinsl werc To the south III the
Gila country, and on the first ut September
went down into the valley determined TO
search the new fields
NV starting point was the Pima villages
on the ella river, and u the Indians told
me / would lipd "a s9rlus about eight mites
from the principal ruin only tool. water
I enough 20 last me day, cNpeCsiug TO camp
I there and go back and forth 60 my work.
THOUGH tile distance was CD miles ! Hr.
| riyra 4 uttle inter- t3rht. having PASSED
| over d stretch of the most absolute waste
/ eyer snyy One OF my cantccns was vet
| pattly Glied. so ! lay down on the sand
4 within the rates Uf thc OLD city, and re-
\ .tr,,i,ss Of lie hoWls of the coyotes spent
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22
A word About the SegrIrs Costume.

If the outing Young man be wise no
will not wear waistcoat when he as
sunes either a sash or waistbelt The
waistcoat is decidedly dressified APP
purtenance Of attire, while the sash and
waisthtlt belong to the vocspalary OF
neglige He should be reminded Of the
fate Of the parsonage that tried to ride
two horses ct ouce.
And yet this solecism is being continu-
ally committed by misguided youths.
The effect Of the sash when worn with
the frock coat is an uncongenial one.
The youth that paraded Fulton street.
Brooklyn, a few nights ago attired In a
two-colur sash. a cutaway coat, white
dress shirt. puff scarf and black high
hat was apparently upon excellent terms
with himself, but in reality about as far
'out of it" as the man that fell from the
balloon. n.-Clothier and Furnisher.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22
sham NIe.rnerlsm.

Mr.. Ernest Hart. who has been invcsti-
eating the new nes,merism In Paris in the
presence of reliable medical and scientific
witnesses, says that the whole 81 the phe-
nouena were Reproduced with sham mag.
nets, with substituted figures, with mis-.
named medicinal substances and with dis
titled water, AID with sham suggestion,
opposite suggestion, or none at all. Every
one was able 10 convince himself that ali
the r. lfs So shown were without e&ccP-
tion simulated. fictitious and fraudulent.
That some Of the patients were hypnotic
and hystcrical In a high degree does not
alter tile fAct that from beginning 20 end
they al showed themselves 90 he tricksters
OF the most baref0ced kind. some Of them
/ very clever actors, possessing dramatic pow
erg which might have been turned 70 better
purposes, most of them utterly vena, and
some Of them confessing that they played
/ upon the crednlity Of DR.. Luys for theiE
! own purposes.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22

The Royal WarwicE,hi ire has an ante
lope Tor IL badge and an antelope Tor a
regiment4l pet. and the liter Is as much
priced and petted 10y be oli-ers and
men of the sixth a. ARE Her Ma}psty's 5
Goats by the Welsh Fu,I iliers The an
tefape-e Billy IS be Is named always
heads hts battalion when marching past,
he being lel by two suN art little drum.
taers Billy's horns are tipped with sill
ver. and his neck is = lrtfrlei with a
/ handsome silver cellar d RsaHs two silver
chains. one ON each side, Tor mis- con
conductors To Lead him On grand occa-
stbns Billy wears u bod cloth Of royal
blue edged with gold L ce and einbrold.
zrel al the corners Will the badges and
nhonurs" OF the regime lt-London Art
| Journal
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22

Mrs. Hayfork--I think we'd better
make that young city feller pay hia
board in advance.
Mr.. Hayfcrk--Ain't he got no monsys
Mrs. HE can't hare much. Hes
been goin around ell day In coat made
ont Of nm old fag.--Gocd NeTA
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22
oAlsy DREAMING.

An. what do ypu dream about
lilup eArd princess mine.
White the la,lirn stars without
On your s,unlbvf shluvR
Do Won hrHf the angels sing
Sanie crh~t.ti flNuW
10 yn,l htur Ihe b,ir,v.I, ring
ina silver Clinv
ln vusI -rr the fairies dance
On thr rirtiei sfl--i
Du SOU ,cv fi'auE, glance
Where ilr iuuanhranis paSs2
Such -in,lc j. nn yuur iace
TL.H Wrli mtsit guess
FuirS iaad shust> tnu iln grRre.
ilpss'u its happiness.
Onrr WeeA.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22

extraordinary and minister plenipoten-
tiary" 10 Great Britain, France and the
United States, u separate commission Tor
each
with these Mr. Marshall reached London
almost n, soon ~ his rival diplomat, Smp-
son. and laid his credentials before the
American minister, Hon. Edward Everett
In the secret reccsses of his soul, it i safe
to say, that grave and courtly gcnuemnn
whistled and thought "llt-a-,tts!' What
he said, however, was that while he could
not present Minister MARSHALL 10 the
queen ~ such he would go with him to the
foreign Office and do the best he could. The
outcome vas surprising, lhe young
diplnmat captured the British secretary
completely. and with the MD Of Mr. Rich
ards and the native assistant got the action
Of ord Paultt disarpruycd, and before ne
year lsl3 ended Great Britain had fully rec
opuizrd King kumehamvha and joined in
guaranteeing the independence Of Hawaii
Nei, ns the kingdom is officially designated
The guarantee Of that year remained sub.
ttantiulIy in force till the late revolution.
Little by little American influence IN the
islands increased till ninc-trnths q hn.
/ walls exports come TO tie United states.
| Otherwise the progress of the kingdom Is
/ remarkable. The queen Of kamchameha
/ received visitors sitting on the ground. "
\ fat ma barbarian state, her only garment
! n loose and Kcauty wrap, tie late queen
+ Iiiiuukaiaui WAS q monarch indeed, II Indy
a cultured European IN All but cp!hr Iht
idol temples of the last century ARE known
only IN pictures, and pretty churches thichly
dot ali the inhabited regions.
J. II. BEApLE.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22
STORY OF A NINE.

Rntarru t'nlo., Iutr 81 The 'lesl vein
ra- iscu fnuRd Il ,,Ei ni a d.tntii ~trfah
uf aIt,~i -,t!tl silver. glsae sil hrittlr silver
estimated tniuu frsni Sii,uh Z" Ss1in IN NR'ne
ter tan Il ugt- ruund hy Fred Alhri-hi aud
EHt-iuN tssrli q. and undoubtedly + the ~
mons "lt-t vein tar twenty years lirn-rrCt-
or. have .tattlr,l far this vein. and thousands
uf t!aliarS have hrep epenl IA the quest.
The morning call., 1893-12-28

"A consideration Of some Of the features
Ct the fruit business, which this table
makes manifest, 1ill be found Of interest.
L. will be observed that the estimate of
The number Of carloads of fruit al the
cities mentioned should handle Is based
upon the actual shipments 70 Chicago.
Unfoftunately the actual shipments OF
fruit during the season OF 1893 are only
.6btaInable as 70 ten cl.ies. but they will
suffice for Illustration.
:: : For instance, why should Chicago be q
. better. arket for fruit than Kansas City !?
The only answer to this question is that
Chicago is the central point Of dsIriDu-
ton for fruits.
- While this is true, 1t does not follow that
such is the case because Chicago Itself
consumes all the fruit received, or because
it, absolutely necessary 10 ship fruit to
that city In order to reach proper
market.
i. Chicago has simply exploited the fruit
business until IL is looked upon as the
great central market. L has the machinery.
20 10 speak, 70 control the market. and has
become. the center Of such because ship
pers know of no other.
But returning 70 the fruit proposition
made as TO why Chicago should be better
market than Kansas City, IL is found upon
exam nation Of the table that, on the basis
Of actual shipments 10 Chicago. Kansas
City SHOULD have handled 235 carloads Of
fruit @hereas.it only received 100. a still
more striking Illustration is given by the
figures relative 10 Philadelphia. With a
population only few thousand less than
Chicago IL only received tbirty-four car
loads OF fruit, whereas By the same COM
pardon IL should have received 1880. Com
paria'ons Of the other cities, for which the
Equipments are gwen, can be made
By the reader al glance.
e. When there 10 but one great central mar.
:. keL as az present, what Is the natural re-
soIt Of 3 eongestsd narket-a sta,3 Of
Affairs which lie unavoidable at times and
which cannot Be foIeseen? The prices
The morning call., 1893-12-28

are cCt 50 far IS fbs returns 20 E1e prC-
sgeers are eaDesrrsd without beng low
cred Dr. lor1i01z1elv q TIE eg1EEUsT-
Ibst REIen reaches ChAezEo L ; partially
1nsssxcIs state UUEI - disposed Ct there
osezgss i si aes bear r@sBipDsDt and
al ttzs wk5e1 q 10. II eoD1itlDD for
snl5Henf 70 OTbsT pO1oIs Of olstT1o0fiOo
after wsi'l1z ECtl tbass POINTS have oseD
discovered ooss G0s increase tie co1suID =
uCz because 4 musi - disposed Of O. the
sp0i sBd ga-y appeals - knitted nuG DEL
II eo1sumeI.-
Aaoiber feature q sbe matter i tie fire.
oEsDf TssbipneBE q frEiI DEEE ever
rozds which i las !1st irzEefs5d n react
liz Chicago The consequent i1cTs1se n
freiEnts Il apparent g. = glance sDc re
commission IND u Chicago gels Dis Dzy
also. .hiie both cf these lErgs items Of
expense could have b5sn avoided tad tie
fr1It been SHIPPED directly 70 i1e p9iD. g.
y nich li was ITALY disposed If
Il olEellET u fading , market fCr
fruits cuts 3e q Chicago hSs always been
ihst 70 concerted effort gas maze o e.
isoilsh such Measures UUss lie taken 70
Thoroughly EcgEEiDi TIE public, which i
= expected 70 serve. that shipments. are %
Il made al - hen they are = - Csc-, -
ihzt there tan e ID PISS be Danger e
delay u re1eni1Z the Consumer.
DEI the sbls WHICH LII. Mills has Pre-
pared vii suggest many uoTe IDEAS 70 he
frUlt DeD AID others interested than j: i
possible . sDUDsrsts Il thts article and
The tgaEss are submitted ioE ihei- cgns.o-
grafton.
The morning call., 1893-12-28
WHO IS nPS. WALLACE ?
The West Superior Story Cannot Be
Verified

Tie stOry FROM West Superior, VIE, Teci,lDg
thai Pzgick RHzgeTzld and lis I've brothers q
gnzt Place have fallen heirs 20 az estate valued
al g., $50, 900 lefI b an aunt. Mrs. Wallace. Of
Esnd0cioo CoBrty. cannot be verified 10 this
city. E0Hard {. Williams. president OF the
NsncOetDO Lumber JonlSnY. has lived IN tie
county tearing that maize since 1880. he says
lie ls known 70 almost every grown person 10
tie county. and certainly II z WOMAN Of the
wealth that Mr.. Wallace Is reported 10 have
died in pcssessiO1 q, had lived there be would
have heard Of her. . The best Of bis nOBIedge
there il bUi one widowed lady named Mfs.
Wallace living 10 the county. She 10 residing
az Bendocino City. Her husband vas Ia the
employ Of the lumber company. aud when lie
81 Re left al estate valued Al from $1,000 10
5000.
Deputy United States Marshal r. II. Ma
honey is well acquainted ali through tie county,
ana says lie never heard Of any such wealthy
sdy residing there.
4 number Of otter persons who have been
Dorm and raised IN tie county. aud who are now
10 the city. including W. +. Reed, general de-
livery clerk Al the PosiOfIIc-, al bear testimony
10 lie came effect
The morning call., 1893-12-28
FOR To-MoRRow's nEETING.
ChiCago's Receipts q Basis for
Computation.
COMMISSION Ten GET The MONEY
4 Table Showing Where the Markets
for Our Products Nay Be
Found.

T1e ge1tlsusa Eao vii assemble = this
city tO-mertOT 70 zttsDd tie Fruit-gToH-
ers' Convention WI. 6ud uHch valuable
statistical Information u Ire following
elaborate table. = tica was prepared by
William Z. Mills q TIE Central Psei6c
RzBToso. Is figures strlEingly illustrate
f1e possibilities # AZ oTgsnizsd effort .
place TIE s1iDms1. OF fruits upon diff
tereni basls f-ou that walch il now oegu-
PIES.
FoI tie season eodiug Oetobsr =. 13e3,
1s55 carloads Of fresh ceciduogs fruIts
weTe tsui &c CEicsge ever ibs llues q TIE
Soutberu Psefc Company. Wltn Cbics-
-go's population q 1.Cos, 50 tbis would give
al allotment rst.o OF 30 Inhabitants .
ezch carload ApplyIng TIE TstIo . lie
Is Eastern eitiss containing Z population
q over z5.1o0 each ihs following table q
= dIs.Ti button is produc51
The morning call., 1893-12-28
Richmond sewer Outlet.

The California Bridge Company commenced
work yesterday % the Richmond sewer outlet
WORK viii be resumed to-mofToY when the
company expects 10 be served with an 10
Junction stopping them from carrying ont The
construction Of the Outlet. The case will be
carried 10 the Supreme Court aud q decision
rendered as TO The legality If the action OF the
Board Of Supervisors and The legality Of the
proceedings involving the construction Of tie
sewer outlet L viii be friendly test case
arranged by interested parties and will
settle any doubts REGARDING the sewer outlet
The morning call., 1893-12-28

D1NGQe III - Cfl eel ne tgeFfflaEi saw
- i1zE AID Lcs1 SSc3srT- 5z5 CSif1r1-a = q
FoE ne 1sf year e-cirz Decsu5e- .. 1893
oiv1csso a. bss1 1eeI4re1 a. Ios rae .. Eve zuo
deposits ard tUur snd Q. r5sr $40 per css-
ps- 11n1n O. Or6inarT cspOtlls- payable q az
dszs lst Gao. IOCKsT. Secretary.
" Dividend Notfce-Colum saw
E~S trEs sud Ian Socle5F. szo FEzlclsco. 51s
osr ! --Ss CIV dead Las tsen cse-sree T. -
rate o Eve - psr e-8s Icy zrnzi- o. tern DE-
Fosii- ana tour sao ous-szsrIer lsA4) per es1t
Per snnlnn on orcinsrT ospos - free q izEst.
Lsyse.s % sad sftsI 1assosy. Jan 2. less- = =
" Dividend Notice Savings and
<~S Lcsn Hoe1siy, 101 EC1tEcrneTT 81. cur Q.
less, osTids1d hzt bsso declared 81 tie rz5s .
I've - per cent isr s-1au o. tsr1 ceyos.ts az
to1r S1c Oas-slxth - ID per csLt pr sEH11 o
Ordinary dsEeEsis, DsyEtl= - AID s-teT u@E1tF.
dsZ7 Ist CTKLsw. CAENEST. Cashier
" security saving. BANK. gig MINT
49, soUsry street. Mis- buil1luE-DiTt1s-1 o.
IsFm csDosits a. he rae o I've ~ Yer cert
psr z11uu and O. ordinary deposits a. tie
rae e tour I'D ooesiEth = - D-r cent per
D1ln icr ne -. year s1alaz D-cslly-r q -155'
VII oe pSys5ls free q taxes and ate JaIUzry
2. I8s4 lcZs - : l. ABBOI Jk-. Seerst2ry-
- HumboIdt Savings Loan So
csei4rsd tte following ssul-snnuAl oiFldsne,:
1900 Pc eek FER zanuEn OF tern sDd g 100
PEI &C = Der aEEum O orclnsTy deposits. psyzoie
OF AID alter January z 1875
esZs 81 EsSEsT BRAND. Secretary.
r Dividend Sotlr-HutuzI Savings
~ BsCk g san Fr1ncisso. y O. . Post s. Per
tie Ia. year ending Deee Der d. 1879. a csVi-
osDo tSs bsen declared az re rae O. 1Te - per
eelf Per an1uu o. term GspOs =. ard fC1r z-1
cIs-tl1th - Is per ceut Yer zBnCnn @ ordinary
oeDosfs Tree o. taxes, payable q aad sf-er
Tuesday, January 2. 1894
c.ls ~ GEORGE A STORY. Cashier
- Dividend Sotfce--a1 Francisco
<-c SxvlrE's Union 5Z5 Caii:or1is s.. cor. szl-
some, branch 100 EarEef 81 cor. Poik-Fcr re
ali year ending wiz ia Slg- C. Dees- Der 1893
dividend LA been declared A. tne rzts @ We
80 per cent Per aunru term deposits and four
and oDs-ElxIh 4 1-6j Per cent Per suhGD o. I'd
1zrT deposits. Tree o. taxes. payable AID after
Tuesday. tse q O. January. 1Ess.
InEFrF WHITE