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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-13
AFTER THE RAscALs,

Judge Lochren, the Democratic
Commissioner OF Pensions took Charge
Of the Pension Bureau last week, with
the full knowledge that he has under
taken the task OF his life, and by far
the hardest job that will fall to any
Breau Chief under the present admin
istration. He fully shares President
Cleyeland's ideas that the U. s. PEN
sion list should be roll Of honor, and
from the start il will be his earnest en-
deavor to make IL 90. Nosoldier legal
iy entitled to q pension has anything
TO fear from Judge Lochren; il is thos'
who are drawing pensions without an!
legal right TO them that are in DANCE
from the new administration OF tn
Pension Bureau. The roll lie To b
gone over carefully as rapidly as poss
BILE without neglecting the curren
business Of the Office, aud the rascal
when found. are not only TO be droI
ped, but where ever ~ can DC uon
they are TO be compelled to repay u
money they have illegally drawn fro
the government. In this good wo'
Judge Lochren viii be glad OF the
operation of every good citizen.
any citizen in any part Of the count
knows Of any man who draws pensi
without being entitled to it he shot
Mt once communicate with Jud
Lochren, giving the facts as far as
knows them, in order that an ofi'
examination be made. II is belie'
that the old soldiers themselves
aid in this work rs soon as they
come convinced, as they soon must
that only the frauds are in danger
loosing their pensions.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-13

There are some very pious people in
Washington, DC. You might not
suspect il, but il is nevertheless true.
These people have entered ON crusade
against the Sunday ice cart There
must be no delivery OF ice on the first
day OF the week. The rumble OF the
clumsy cart must not be heard in the
streets 70 excite the delicate nervous
system Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
When q man is so awfully good that
he can't drink ice water on Sunday
his case becomes serious, and consul
tuition Of eminent physicians ought Il
be had at once. There are folks 81
oddly constituted that they have thu
hysteria over Sunday ice cart, bu
are little too shrewd 10 horse trad
on Monday. II wouldn't do any harm
il such copies religion we're to hav
a hypodermic injection OF commoi
sense.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-13

Capt. Bledsoe has found in his
claims blue fire opals. He sent
samples back to eastern experts
and they reported that it was a
variety never seen or heard Of by
them. They are quite deep blue,
and while the flashes may not be so
brilliant as in the usual opals, they
will make rare and valuable gem.
He sends in word that he has plenty
of them.-Boise Dem.
There is nothing have ever used
for muscular rheumatism that gives
me "a much relief as Chamberlain
Pain Balm does. / have been using
il for about two years-four bottles in
alias occasion required, and Away.
keep a bottle Of it in my home. be
, iieve | know good thing when ge
,, hold OF il, and Pain Balm is the bes
. IMMINENT have ever met with. w. B
.. Denny, dairyman, New Lexington
. Ohio. so cent bottles for sale by DR.
c. c. P. Silva, Druggist.
! The best friend on earth, in wea
!. or woe, ID a mother. They neve
: forsake a child whatever tie Grim
!: of which it may be guilty. Their
y is now q youth serving sentence c
! six months in the county Jail who's
!. mother every Sunday prepares
q fine dinner composed of substantial
q and delicacies not allowed in regula
2, prison fare.-Boise Dem.
N The remains of jeff. Davis, ii
:, great Southern leader, are soon
as be removed TO Richmond Va, an
!. deposited in Hollywood cemetery.
en- A dispatch from Washington ga,
/. the silver question is practically Il
N only thing discussed ia that eli
now.
~ N NJ. Brigham has been appoir
Cd ed q. s. Marshal for Utah.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-13

The Cour,-Is the report of the adj
ministrator on the Smith estate ready !
Lawyer-It is your honor. Reads
Inventory of estate, 5000
Legal fees, $4,000.
The Court-Allowed.
Lawyer-Physician's fees, $1,000.
The Court-Allpwed.
Lawyer-Advertising, $40.
The Court--That see ms TO be quite
a large bill for advertising. / think i,
certainly could have been done much
cheaper.
Lawyer-Most assuredly.
The Court-Lay the bill over until
it can be properly investigated. A
good deal OF the money OF deceased
persons is FILTERED away in paying
useless printers bills. Investigate thu
matter at once.-Carson Appeal.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-13

Recently large dry goods firm Of
Aspen, Colorado. offered prizes 10 three
Of the school children who would write
the best essay on "The Miner" The
following IL one OF the contributions
from the pen OF Mollie Fink. published |
in the Mining Industry:
at is time something was written in
defense OF the miuer, i; only 70 correct
the idea that Eastern people have OF
him. For years he has been held up TO
the delighted eyes OF magazine readers
as a wild and woody individual. OF
course he wore red shirt. big boots,
generally with bowie knife 10 the leg
u of one of them, and invariably talked
: in dialect, the like OF which never ex-
- listed outside the pages OF the monthly
u magazine. He seemed 10 pass his time
u in betting fabulous sums. and taking
y an occasional shot at friend.
se "Now, since l have lived in Aspen,
y have seen and known number o
- miners, and they are very diheren
nc people. They generally wear as goot
w clothes as merchant or a banker, an
e' are lust as well hammered as any on
NV could be. When you see one on th
''' street it is rather difficult sometimes
" realize that the well dressed man b
'ae fore you 10 the one whom you saw b'
'"e an hour ago coming off the hill di
o'' ner bucket and creepeis in hand, b
o'A blue digging clothes yellow with o
w and spotted with candle grease. II
|" difficult IN give even q slight sketch
'siy the miner in so short space-volum
''o. might be written concerning his wes
Jus" nesses aud virtues, for he has plenty
''so both. With him bravery Is not Writ
: =. merely being matter OF course.
'0'a man is not apt TO be coward who ds
''ra faces the thousand unseen danger
"n the underground world. He ia
20 death in the falling bucket, the cav
y NC, ground, the deadly giant and
" numberless other ways that hun
foresight cannot guard against.
DE in faces IL braveiy, too, and is as re
not with laugh and jest as he wouls
true. on the street. He tolls away in
usade darkness and wet, and il he does *
There q little sometimes who can blame Ii
frat Instead Of betting his money he |
the orally invests surplus in little he
in the or more often on lease or in
,rvous development Of his claims. He Is
eious. always or even frequently ignorar
4 that uncouth. On the contrary, maj
lnday graduate OF the beet colleges may
onsul. the mines earning his living at the
gbt To Of hammer. Taking him all arc
,lks no the miner is good fellow, fait
We the generous friend, and a law-abidinf
l. but dustrions citizen. He tolls away u
: trade ing of the day when hv will siri
|, harm rich. He may never strike it. but
o have stays with him always, and his
mmon vision is OF the mountains, fairer
earthly mountains, where the HOP
men are never untitled. and the a
iVed AZ tossed fortune hunter may rest
hai'eu ever"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-13
RAILROAD srorTERs.

Spoilers are sneaks and ingrases,
but the king pin Of them all is J.
corkendale. who not long since
caused the discharge of eight Union
Pacific and Utah Northern con-
ductors in the most contemplate
and outrageous manner, because,
BY playing the pauper act and on
the strength Of being a railroad man
himself. he induced the boys to
carry him free of charge--an act
which, while in violation Of the
company's rules, did not benefit the
; discharged men in the least. The
Anaconda Standard speaks of this
contemplate sneak as follows:
: cnrkendale is really member Of the f-sisrnis,
which he di.graces. and until recently empioF Cd
81 When n ara ~ SssSs nv ios he Tsios
Z Pacific IL not known. The manner In which he ven
a 10 work catch the conductors sh"Ss hs trus ns
made his appearance at Denver with letters Of intro
fucsion 20 several coaductova CorksndAie said tia
Strength 81 the letters he had and insroduetion B
d men Who we're In thu employment u the raiiroa
companies, he had no difheuty In hndng conductoi
Who were willing help him along, and carried hii
:, through 20 Salt Lake where he thought that
VI might possibly wors. In which event he wou
"A not g Butte. Al salt Lake he presented sssf
A more letters Of introduction. and Merry enoug
"a u go midnight To the house Of conductor, PA
ming between salt Lake and Ogden, and wake hins Y
he and give him letter Of introduction rcluestss
fAsors The conductor git out OF bed and went "
TO CarkendAle another conductor afrexhtmAn, sho
train going In short time, and secured tras
DO portaton for him. This conductor vouehed In "a
~, Tor him TO others, and 30 CoFkendale nnay ssfis
'ut In Butte and made his report from this end The
In suit was that within the two days sight C
~ ducsors found themselves out 81 work, and all
MIA Gauss they had assisted viper in the Disguise
man One Of these discharged conductor. had b
ore in the employ q the l,.h sor,hsr for II ysar
IL that line corksndsie 81 course Disappeared, am
- Il we'll that he did. or he might have received 20
Oi very rough treAtuleni the hands Of the mnn sb
-. confidence he violated. Three u the discharged
neo have bsen running fos many years between bu
al and PocAtello.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-13
Rucklcn,s Arnica sa,re.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and pos
itiyeiy cures piles, or no pay required.
IL is guaranteed 10 give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale at DIR. NJ. j.
Bearby's Drug and Department Store
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-13

Those who have used DIR. Kings
New discovery know ills value, and
those who have not. have now the OPP
portunity to try IL Free. Call on the
advertised druggist and get Trial
Bottle, Free. Send your name and
address 10 II. E. Bucklen & Co., Chr
cago. aud get sample box OF DIR.
Kings New Life Pills, Free, AS well AZ
q copy Of Guide 20 Health and House
hold Instructor. Free. All Of which IL
guaranteed 10 do yon good and eos;
you nothing at DIR. Be4rby's depart
Eent store,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-13

A new order has been received at
ahe local land office that will be hailed
with joy by parties intending to take
up timber culture claims. Under the
old law claimant was compelled 10
plan, 6l5 trees at least before he could
make his final proof. Now he is simply
required TO show his good faith in
complying with the timber culture
law for eight years and is not required
TO plant any trees unless he desires to
do so.--Montpelie- Post.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-13

While Mr.. T. j. Richey, Of Altoona,
Mo-, was travelling in Kansas he was
taken violently i'll with cholera NOR
bus. He called at drug store to get
some medicine and the druggist re-
commended Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea X medy SO
highly he concluded 10 try il. The
result was immediate relief, and few
doses cured him completely. IL il
made for bowel complaint and nothing
else. 1t never fails. For sale by DIR.
C. C. p. Silva, Druggist.
Six thousand people gathered at
Louisville, KY, on the 9th instant
to attend the meeting of the National
League of Republican clubs.
Thomas II. Carter was elected
chairman of the National Republi-
can committee and Joseph Manly
secretary.
One Of our exchanges gives the
following: IF you have frequent
headaches, dizziness and faintine
spells, accompanied by chills
cramps, corns, bunions, chilblains
epilepsy and jaundice, it is a sigr
you are not well, but are liable u
die at any minute. Pay your sub,
scription year in advance, and
thus make yourself solid for gooc
obituary notice"
- Bedrooms for rent at Rine
harris.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-13

The travelling public are now fully
sliv. to the fact that the Chicago. Un-
ion Pacific & North Western Line Of
fers the very best accommodations 10
the public from and to Chicago, Oma-
ha and intermediate points, not only
during the Worlds Fair, but all the
year round. oil
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-13
worlds ralr travellers win nave I,

The public demand through service
when travelling. Il IL old.fashioned to
change cars" On the through, solid
vestibuled trains Of the Chicago, Union
Pacific & North. Western Line from or
% Chicago, Omaha and intermediate
points there IL no change. This IL the
finest and fastest service between the
points named. oil
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-13
NOTICE OF roRFEITURE.

To D. b Ethell and II. 5. AIbsrsson their heirs or
assigns
You are hereby notified that have expended one
hundred dollars Ia labor and improvements on the
LAST CHANCE
Mine or lode situated about mile north OF Pine
P. o.. Elmore county Idaho, for each Year Of lsgo,
Isoi and tsa2 ami that you D. B. Etheli your hsirs
or assigns arr IN arrears tor said assessment labor foE
the years 1921 and 1891, amounting 10 go ~ 30.
and yo H. I. Albertscn, your heirs o. assigns, are
r. arrears Tor said assessment work for tayoas lso
1901 and lsla amounting 20 sitQ 20. thai suth work
sas done be me In order a. hoiu the under the
srotIsloss q section 2sal revised Statutes 81 the
tfnltei r,Atss and inst 10 within ninety days after
the rSs publication II this nnsce each either u
yosl or your heirs assigns tail or refuse % con.
tribute your proportion 81 such expenditure, 70.
gether With the cost Of advertising, co-oWnsrs,
YOUR interests In said claim will heroine the property
Of the suhzeFibar under said Section 132t. Revised
statutes Of the United stste1
MARTIN HICKMAN.
Pine Grove, Idaho, January u, ise2.
First publieAiion Jan a, lsos
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-13

KARL's CLOVER Roor, the new Blood
Purifier. gives freshness and clearness
TO the Complexion and cures Constr
patton. Csc, Soc. and 800. Sold by
pr. Bearby, Mountain Home.
The s. F. Call and the BULLETrS
only $3.50 year.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-13

Capitals Sweeney. U. s. A.. San Di-
ego, Cal. ssys "shiloh's CatArrh Rem
edy 10 the first medicine ] have ever
found that would do me any goo6."
Price 80 cts. Sold by DIR. Bearby.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-13

The Canton Is. D. News gives an
example Of how much money there is
in poultry raising if carried on by a
man who knows how 10 adapt means
10 ends. The example cited is that oil
Charles Majerus. The gentleman
owns 2ll chickens, and during the
year received for eggs, fowls and chicks
breeding stock and eggs Tor Matching
S2,22S,52. The expenses amounted &c
$500, IA. leaving net profit Of 81 .349,
3s. This divided among 2ll fowls
gives return from each Of $6 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20
First District Court.

In the case OF the lsh SPRINGS Min.
ing company W, Charles CufmOn aud
luu Ulah and Gllrna Miuing uomuar.
Ir-, thcJury at 1915 600 Saturday after
noon returned % verdict Ui $1,000 10.
plaintiff three Jurors did NOT coucul
iu iAu verdict "A motion Tor "A new
TRIAL VIII be made,
George y, smith was tried
pu 'Nv charge OF iouicau0u,
alleged 20 have been cJmm,tlpi
with Polly hancock, Zine PRINCIPAL
witness Na. tho EiI iu rho case, who
uGClmg "a mother last january. DE
.gulalt was found guilty and a.u.
iuuaeI 90 one hours imprlsmmru.
.liHs lahauuE WAS married iuJUuu ~.
smtili brother OF ,hs defendant lgs.
month.
D., Dgr.Ia and four athOr boyrHglirs
Wa "w Preferred % clgrse oi gf4ru
larceny iUr IDHLlu. calf at Willow
Send, said culi beiug tine property
alr, Duadebaaki were allowed 90 plead
gully TO q charge of petit larceny, anu
were fuvd $40 each.
The jury cases Tor tina torn are com.
uleteu, uua the iuIlts are excused
Before departing from the court room
they presented Judge Smith with d
uua, walking stick ag a toseu OF lh,
esteem ga which they hold his honor
pne Judge Is very c1nsidorste OF tht
men gsrying on Jurleg, anu they al
like him,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20
Condition Of Ogdenls Schools.

Superintendent Page has filed the
following report Of the condition OF thu
public SCHOOLS OF this city, and, as the
document IL an int, resting onu, we
here give II in full.
To the Board OF Education;
Guntlomen.-I present the following
report for the month ending Oct. 3lst,
1893, hoping you will find tho matter
contained Ia II VI iutertBi.
During The month past there were
enrolled l4b5 boys anu 1881 girls,
making a total OF 1855 pupils, a.
against 1903 pupils enrolled during
the previous month; anu nn actual Ia
crease Of l28 pupils. The per cent OF
attendance Tor this month In 0i2 as
against B5.s for the month OF 5eptem.
Der, decrease Of 10 per cent, There
was nn attendance this month Of
6l,2i9 days out Of n possible, or perfect,
nlttndaDee OF ,72O days. There were
b8I cases Ut tgruineHs Us against Ca
cases In September, decrease u|
~ yearly 100 cares. As there were 10
R>B pupils entered school during tut
month and net increase OF IL
pupils, there must have boon fly.
two pupils In school during
the first month who were not present
the second month. There were 1919
pupilb neither absent nor hrdy during
this month AS against 1864 ia Soptem'
Der, \ gain VI nile. There were thirty.
twJ cases Of truenoy this mouth,
thirteen Of which were from on,
building. The mutio teacher hui
averaged four visits 10 each building
during the past month. The Huperin,
teudeut has held oue general teacher.
meeting anu fourteen grade meetings,
ut which the work pertaining TO each
grade wa discussed.
The schools are moving alouF
smoothly ard the pupils are Indus
lnOud, aH well Hs interested In theil
wOrE, l believe the work IL done iu
such way us TO develop thoughtful
and intelligent pupils. rhe report
presented with tnls viii give sICu
details OF the several buildings ~ you
may care t. inquire Tor.
Respectfully,
Il, 8, PAuE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20


The regular session Of the Atheneum
was hold Friday evening at the Weber
stake academy. In Consequence OF
the Indictment weather the attendance
was moi 20 large ~ At previous meet
inps. IL was Students evening. Tue
proeram was varied and was repre-
sentative In oil its parts Of the class
work being done in the academy. II
~ designed that special sessions VI this
character will be- held monthly.
The parents Of students are specially
requested 10 attend ON these
occasions. Their presence VIII
give due encouragement TO STUDENT
In their very orediIabie parts Ia tho
program, aud visiting patrons viii bn'
come the better acquainted with lhH
character anu extent oftne gooi WORK
being accomplished in tue Academy
ON this occasion the program wa
fully up 20 the standard OF excellence
the several parts d,surving pafliculnF
mention la connection wilma few COM
ments on tho nature aud tcolc oi tho
clasf-work Represented.
Miss Cora WlIso1 represented ihc
phyfIcai geography Glass IN an e.aboi-
ate essay explaining and cuumrfNting
some OF the mysteres OF masncli u,
volcanoes, oArlnquakoi and atmns-
uherir phrnomrns. Iuls class D. con-
Quoted by Hon. Joseph Stanford. The
branch Of study beiug a compound ui
parts from all the natural ard physical
sciences, ~ esso daily Interesting rom
its very spice of variety. Tho motto
OF the olass Ia observation 10 tue nb-
solute basis oil all knowledge
Mr.. Orsou Raymond represented
theology In an Ontctiaining address oi
fifteen minutes. sutjrct--"Divino
Authority The advance class Ia
doolrinnl theology h also taught by
Mr. Stanford. IL complies some thirty
Uf the moro advanced students who
have alfeiuy completed YEARS. work
Ia natural aud descriptive throllyy.
MIR. w. q. Wight read "A carefully
prepared easay On"Evidonces OF God la
The Human Bye" lie represented "a
class In natural theology, taught By
the principal, Doctor q. II. Phillip
There II large numuerOi the bright
Get students NJ tue academy in tniH
class, and they are not al all silent Ia
their appreciation oi tho study. The
course aims 10 Rcquaint the student
with every dlsoovetabie evidence from
natures works In proof OF designing
aud constructing intolligenoe-A
Creator.
Civil government, taught BY Prof
w. ii. jones, was ably represented by
Mir. John Groherg In iitteen miuulcs'
talk ON "rhe judiciary department u'
gOyufnmout." This brnnoh, taught b.
connection with debates ahi In riuci-
dalton OF parliamentary Tulesand 0Tlcr,
IN one Of tho most Interesting studles
OF the academy. In the course OF
political Science, It will be FOIL wed, Ia
January, by political economy.
MT. Joseph Ballantyno next de-
lighted the audience with baritone
colo, "lt Ia not True"
a recitation each by Misses Lottio
Ftulger ana Phebo Jon,e, and Mf. g..
IL Anderhon, represented the cl0cutiOu
department anu completed an enter
taining program.
A lecture by Elder Abraham IL.
Cannon r. announced for the Athou-
cum VI Friday evening, Nov. 2ilh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20
PROVO.
THE MUSICAL CONTEST.
The Sweet Singers Of Lehl Garry on
the Prize.

The NJ. |. A. stake musical contest
on Saturday evening waB delightful
Affair Following Is the iu1gea' re-.
port;
Fur ohoirs took part In the competl.
ton, viz, organizations from Loaf,
Alpine, spanish Fork and Payson. A N
made crodltable showings, tut Lehi
undoubtedly the beat. j. l.. Gibbs IN
the conductor OF this body oi singers,
and he has good reason Tor pride Ia
II, The volume OF tOuo was
medium; but the quality was good,
and thu parts were well balanced, the
attack fair, the body well In control OF
the conductor ana tue general result
was very good.
The Alpine choir, Of which /. H..
Vance rs tho conductor, has been or.
ganizoi only couple OF months, but
shovel that II has some good voices.
It's principal lack is some more goo.
male volces-touors aud ba.ses. II has
plenty Of GOOD sopranos and nltos.
Thu Spanish Fork organization did
good work. 10 has plenty OF power
anu the paris were fairly well balanced,
but tendency 10 haBhnvss was
noticeable, especially In the second
piece. II we were TO suggest laruCu.
lar points Tor attention, they would be-
attack and light aud shade. Brother
w. !. James has good choir, how
over, anu evidently works faithfully
with II and takes deep interest In ite
success,
Brother Joseph Douglas took charge
Of BODY formed by combination OF
the choirs OF both wards Of Payson.
Here again the lack OF male voices
was very petceptible, especially the
tenors. The tttbes anu altos were
fine, and hloud beautifully. The work
OF this choir would have been better
appreciated had there been more con-
trast between their selections, which
were, unfortunately, both In the same
Key aud the same limo.
Let us huge say ~ conductors: Cul.
tlvate smOOthness anu Toundaoss OF
tone, blending and balance OF paris,
precision anu light Rnd shade, an
you will find remarkable improvement
IN your work,
We cannot but say n word iu thIs
| connection IN regard 10 Brother H. h..
Gi.e, tho director Of music Tor The Nj.
/. A. OIL this STAKE. he % euthuvlastIl
anu iuutiaiigabla; aud the mus.rsi iu-
,ere5ts OF the S,usc gre greatly mIaU.,
"a 60 his Industry anu ability for he
marked progress made u this IiTyu.iul
Ia tue last few years.
J, J.. bANnLa, Chairman.