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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-12

islariye halls and knows hawk from a
handsaw, as Captain Ashe and Colonel
Hamlet have remarked.
Speaker of the house, Lee Overman, is
the only good looking man I have seen
since l gazed upon the classic features of
myself in a mirror few days ago-when
l cOmbed my hair
And Overman gets there when it comes
to business
Burkhead who is chief clerk of the
senate, has no chin whiskers-but he
carries head on his shoulders which he
uses. / asked him about the Inaugural
ton of the governor, and how such things
were done in this Tar Heel state. His
reply was all right He said it took the
governor for one thing. Then it took a
brass band-music-a parade-and then
some of Levi Walkers whiskey for the
crowd, and that ended it.
Frank Fuller is making friends with
his legislative brothers, and is, as we
Latin scholars say, keeping his eye peeled
That, lucidly and literally translated
means that he is looking out for his con-
stituents, and will see that they do not
get left.
/ 1t is hard to tell what will become OF
the printing bill. The little rat, Joe dan,
| iels, is doing all be can to get the jot
again. At least am told that he is. AS
| be has the cheek of a government mule
and as he has lived off of either the re-
publican or democratic party ever since
his mother was republican post mis-
tress and since DR.. Grissom called him a
dirty Buffalo Calf, suppose that just
about such drift of rascality will again
/ bleed the tax payers.
The new botel here is nearing compile
ton. By the way l understand that
Colonel Brown, OF the Marlborough, and
the most popular hotel manager in the
state, has been solicited by many friends
to make kick for Durham's new hotel
/ If he does, Col Jule Carr should dc
what Colonel Anthony asked of few
people in Rome-lend him his ear. de
is not only popular man-but he knows
hotels when hotels are hotels, and with
half chance would place Durham's mag
nifcent hosiery At the head of all in this
state / make these remarks with an
absolute knowledge of what l am saying
aud without the knowledge of Brown.
Capt T. r Jernigan is whooping up
the State Chronicle, and whether he is
making any money l do not know, but
! Continued on Fourth Page.l
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-12
THE CITIZENS ACT |
A Meeting Is Held at the Court
House To-day
And Definite Measures Taken Towards
Relieving the Destitute.
SEVERAL HUNDRED DOLLARS RAISED
People Who Come and Go-Brlef Brevi.
ties of Interest to All Readers
of The Globe.

People Who Come and Go-Brief Brevi-
ties of Interest to All Readers
of The Globe.
In the matter of real charity-Charity
Of the substantial kind which clothes the
naked and feeds the hungry-Durham
has always been noted.
And during the severe weather just
past, it has not gone back on its reputa-
ton.
number Of poor families were yester-
day furnished with fuel and provisions
by individuals, and much suffering was
relieved.
This morning a notice was sent out by
Mr.. John r. Uutchings and circulated
among the business men of the city, ask
ing them to meet at the court house at
noon to day for the purpose of taking
some definite measures towards the relief
Of those who needed help.
Some forty or fifty citizens responded
10 the call, and several hundred dollars
was raised before leaving the building.
An organization was effected and
plans for assisting the needy then and
there formed
The following official notice explain,
itself:
To the Citizens of Durham.
Al meeting of the citizens held to
uay' the undersigned were appointed the
central relief committee, to distribute
contributions made to retain the dis
"essed and suffering poor.
Inc committee will receive wood
GOAL clothing, provisions and money al
the mayors office,
Ine committee ask that all cases o1
1'S'res' and suffering will be promptly
reported.
lhey earnestly beg that all charitably
disposed persons will give whatever they
al 10 relieve the great suffering and dis
'SS produced by the unprecedented
weather.
lne central committee has appointed
SUI suo'committees, viz:
-'o''h OF railroad and west of Mangum
''Cel-C. X WilsOp w Too n
;oN SoNHW W. Il. Workman, w. A. Albright
N"oulh side of railroad and west of Nc.
Ns,,n NIen Streets. r. Darlington, B. w
j JR'ISepTs' r Sps:' J.. w. Blackwell, P. B. Cheek
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-12

Nobody can be troubled with constipa-
tion or piles if they take Simmons Liver
Regulator.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-12

Nobody will suffer with liver or kidney
disease if they take Simmons Liver Regu.
lator.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-12
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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-12

Colonel Brown Suggested as Manager Of
Durham's Magnificent Hotel-Other
Weird and Woody Stuff.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-24
THE BRUNEAU DAM.

The De Lamar Nugget of the 18th
contained the following article re-
lating to this great enterprise, stu
ated about 25 miles west of Noun
tain Home, and which is under the
able management of G. L. Wing:
George W. Palmer returned this week from a visit
30 Brunean. He spent day at the hig dam and Is
enthusiasts in his praise Of that splendid structure
which has Just stood the Of the highest food that
has bern In the river for several years lie says the
nervous strain on the people interested In that big
enterprise was terrible during the test. The river
was filled with rock left when the hrst dam was
swept away three years ago, and the new structure
used this rock bed for foundation When the Good
AZ its worst, leak discovered through this
foundation which, In short time became 90 large
thai the carcass Of q dead COW vas drawn through
crib Of tmbers. Hlied II with rock and with II sue.
ceasfuy stopped the rapidly widening creyaase A
dozen men with two barges, controlled by . wire
cable unloaded rock and dirt against the breast %
the structure until every sign Of leak disappeared
They still at work strengthening it, and the de.
nrss floating down the river h 20 rapidly hliing up
the bottom Of the dam that all danger 10 apparently
now past. Every year si bring down more debris
20 MI tn the bed Of the river and lessen the pressure
against the dam. The drst food the supreme
test and this has been withstood- The engineer,
with hs Instruments. could not discover that the
structure moved the fraction OF m inch,
A contract has been let 20 Mr.. Tautphaua, who
constructed the Mountain Home reservoir. 70 build
% miles Of the canal this year. He will az once put
. strong foree OF men and teams and three ditnhng
machines at work. This b the most important IT,
rgatinn enterprise undertaken In this section
Of Idaho. II w reclaim large tract Of arid land,
transferring deeeret into splendid ranches and fruit
farms along the west side Of snake river and will
make available number OF miles OF sieh gravel
banks for placer mining, with abundance OF water
and plenty ID fall for the hvdrauioking This
large increase 10 the population and productions OF
0wyhse county. The capitalists who inaagurAsed
and who successfully carrying out this magni.
aeent enterprise persistenty trying again after dis
asters deserve great suceess and rich rewards.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-24
Reynolds, the jeweler.

Reynolds. the jeweler.
Decoration goods at DIR. Bearby's
The Ceur de'Alene miners arr
again on a strike.
- Columbian Aluminium Sou
venirs at DIR. Bearby's.
q : so and $40. Genuine Confederate Bills opl,
POy Ave cents each; $50 and sloo hills 10 cent
81 bills Is cents each. Sent securely scaled on re
cept Of price Address, CHAs. ID. BARKkg, % $
Forsyth St, Atlanta, 0a.
Charlie Summerlatt and Peter
Swan came up from their Snak,
river placers last evening for a sup
ply Of quicksilver.
Captain Geo. w. Hill has sold tn,
corner buildings and lots occupied
by DIR. Silva and DIR. Smith to Cap
tain john Barry of Omaha.
II. A. Lee of Boise, State agent
for the Massachusetts, Mutual Lift
Insurance Company made the Bull
LETIs a friendly call last evening.
A son of Geo. Alexander, an ole
timer of packing fame, was loading
up his mules for the transportation
of goods to Atlanta this morning
Boise DEM, 2ist.
A man in Indiana has just dice
from excessive tobacco chewing
The music at his funeral should no
have been a dirge but an over
chewer.-Eureka Sentinel.
Senator Leland Stanford, of Cali
fornia, died of paralysis of the hear
ut his home at Menlo Park on tn,
2lst. He was one of the Contra
Pacific railroad kings and leaves 1
fortune of $5O,0O0,OOO.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-24
the NEW SCHOOL HOUSE.

Our excellent board of school
trustees spent Monday and Tues
day diligently examining the num-
erous plans presented by different
architects for the Mountain Home
new school house. The plan pre-
sented by NJ. y. Kern Of Salt Lake
City, was adopted by the board and
when carried to completion will
make very imposing, convenient
and commodious building. 1t is to
be brick building of three floors
and basement--the basement for
heating apparatus, lunch rooms,
ETC.. and TO be nine feet high. The
first floor il to contain four rooms,
% feet square with ID foot ceilings,
Railways, stair-ways, cloak and hat
rooms, etc, and to be entirely fin
ished for use. The second floor TO
contain the same number of rooms,
also teachers room and extra reci-
tation rooms, and other convenien-
ces as the first floor but not finished
under contract. The third floor is
to be an auditorium Of 500 seating
capacity, finished, which of itself
will be of vast advantage for the
assemblage of large crowds for any
legitimate purposes. The whole to
be mounted by an ornamental bel
frey and not TO exceed in cost the
sum of$12,000. 1t is to be built Of
brick with stone foundation--re-
quiring, it is estimated, 100000
brick to complete the structure.
Mr.. Kern, the architect, is en-
dorsed by number of the most
prominent men Of Salt Lake, and
he will superintend the erection Of
the building, it matters not who Sc
cures the contract.
Bids for the erection Of the build
ing according to Mr.. Kern's plan
are solicited in this issue of the
BULLETIN by the trustees.
Too much praise can not be
awarded Messrs. Helfrich, Camp
bell and Howie, the school trustees,
for the great attention and labor
they have given this important mat
ter since their induction into office
very short time ago.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-24
SHALL WE INCORPORATES

Sunday evening a goodly num-
Der of our citizens met at the Tur-
ner House parlor to consider the
matter Of Incorporating the town Of
Mountain Home. Several gentle
men spoke in favor of incorporat-
ing, giving very tangible reasons
therefor. A committee, consisting
of A. w. Lockman, Geo. P. Hall
and G. Nj. Payne, was elected to in-
terview our business men and tax
payers in order to get the sentiment
of the community, and if such SEN
timent proved favorable then said
committee to call another meeting
for the purpose of shaping matters
for perfecting town organization.
The committee still have the sub
ject under investigation.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-24

Furnished rooms. with or with
out board, at the Gilmore Hotel.
Mrs. NORA LIsEHAN, Prop.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-24
LEAD POISONING.
Ms Contracted Chiefly by Inhalation
and Absorption Through the skim
How TO Prevent u.

As Contracted Chiefly ny Inhalation
and Absorption Through the skim
How to Prevent u.
Lead poison mas reaeh the system 10 different
vAy.
Ist-By the stomach, when inges'ea fer too long
time IN .oo large doses. medicine otheF~tss
by the tAbltnAi Of araking wAter containing II,
oecurs ~hen IL passes ihrov ~ ead pss o. Is re
sane IN lead vessels and again ~ the trvEuen, con.
sumption ~ canned nseats itaiis ete, Nken SOME
81 the soadeF chanccs into them and is rendered
soluble.
"a BY the skin a. IN che ease Of habitaal usc a.
cosmetics and hais dyes, e,e
nj Both hN the skin ami hseatbtng organs. IN
the o. lead grinders. painters. plumbers. miners,
cts.
oar remarks shall h confined 10 the third cate.
goEy o. eases Wherein the poison enters the system
in siaw asa insidious manner, undermining the
victims constitution, ~ he proverbs On hts daily
cations anwary Of the serpent that neStles m his
lsesum, The early symptoms Of slow lea pssoniug
Loss of strength and nesh, feeling o. fatigue,
poor appetite, impaired digestion, ysowish hue "a
the skiB and eyes, more or hiss constipation ami
highly coloFed urine A the poisoning advances
there il persistent constipation. collie, re-
traction Of the bowels. severe pafoxysEns o. heal
ache, wakofulness, paralysis drop wrst,) etc The
inner side Of the y~ aud cheeks become anderayesi
by sate. eoloted pigment and the SAME escuFs on
cutting teeth. moreover u the tooth brush - not
used
tracte by inhalation and absorption By the skin are
both effective and practical:
Isf sponge the y hole snrfaee o. the body. whssk,
ers worn, with soap and water, every evening be,
fore retiring.
ID Never 70 10 bed In the same garments worn
in the day. sna shake them thoroughly bsfoFe re
donnGng them In the morning
sl-brink, morning and sxeslng. giAssfnl Of
containing sufficient diluted oil Of vitrai &c
render u pleasantly TART which De sxeetenei %
suit sbe taste
an keep the bo~els free rs taking atAble spoon
ful Of GIAubers salts IN befus brsAk last
whenever thsv Inclined TO eoetixenes&
With strict adherence 20 these preventive meas
nrcs this absorption "a lead will he reduced 10 . min
tuum and the small amour. that enters the ~ stem
will lie rendered. inert from lis convention into sui
phide 81 lead which il insonbie and passes out Of
the body unchanged. e. L. Y. SILVA. N. ID.
Mountain Home June a. isasl
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-24
Flags at DIR. Silva's drug store.

Commissioner Tom Stevenson
came in from his ranch Thursday.
Billy Kunnecke has driven his
band of sheep to the Mountain
ranges.
Mrs. w. A. Reynolds, we are
pleased to say, is gaining strength
each day.
T. n. Epperson and wife of Boise
were in Mountain Home during the
past week.
John Galloway is still lying in a
dangerous condition at his home
near Mayfield.
Mrs. J. w. Campbell, who has
been quite sick, was reported better
yesterday evening.
Howard Sebree, prominent
business man of Caldwell, was a
visitor here yesterday.
Under the care of DIR. Silva, John
Black is getting along remarkably
well with his broken leg.
G. C. Slack, general manager OF
the Hunter nursery, was in this
place Thursday on business visit.
Colonel Brodhead of Shoshone
took the Oreana stage yesterday
morning for q trip to Silver City
and other Owyhee mining points.
w. ]. Turner 10 turning out first
class brick at bis yard south of town
at rapid rate. He will supply the
brick for the new school house, and
then have more than enough left to
erect his big hotel in this place.
Frank Corcoran, who spent the
winter in Atlanta, reports that r.
B. Brown worked the Last Chance
mine all winter, employing eight o.
nine men, and made good money.
He took out some very rich ore
HALEY News-Miner.
Hundreds of friends of "Old
Wick" in this section will read the
following from the Boise Statesman
of the Goth with profound sorrow:
~. I'll. Wickersham is still confined
to his room. His entire system
seems TO be broken down and he is
in critical condition. The trouble
came on in the shape of what is
called pen paralysis and it was a
precursor of collapse of his nerv-
Gus system
s. G.. Rhoades, the County Sur
veyor, is down from Longtom basin.
He reports the nights pretty chilly
up there. He has located the res
ervoir dam in Longtom canyon be-
low the basin, and when completed
| it will be 800 feet high. This will
back the water for long distance,
and cause quite lake where now
there is verdant grazing lands.
Taking the level of high water
mark ii will make a lake II miles
around it. The water will stand at
level " hich will be only about SO
feet below the top of the divide be-
tween Longtom basin and Emigrani
basin at the northwest end and al
the willows near the divide at the
southeast end. Such reservoir
would insure the irrigation of all
the land between Mountain Home
and Snake river.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-24
See the new blacksmith's adver-

See the new blacksmith's adver-
tisement.
Lawyer Howie went to Bruneau
yesterday ON professional business.
Cool Patriotic Drinks at Brady's,
Comes, Hills and Kennedy's on
the Glorious Fourth.
Bob Chattin's big band of sheep
In now being driven up on the South
Boise, in the vicinity of Bascom
ranch, for summer quarters.
Capt. Geo. w. Hill, the extensive
horse and sheep raiser was in town
yesterday. He will commence cut
ting hay ON his various ranches
about the LIST Of July.
When you read this little stanza
In your house, or In your store:
Remember IL Is being read
BY several thousand more.
Nos N you owned this little space,
And would oil IL with adj
II would bring You many dollars
Thai you no doubt wish you had.
SHILoH's VTTALIzRR 10 what you
need for Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, Vel
low skin or Kidney trouble. II ID
guaranteed 10 give you satisfaction.
Price 75c. Sold by DIR. Bearby.
E. C. Helfrich has had ground
cleared near the railroad track and
short distance south of his store
for the purpose Of erecting a large
wagon and agricultural implement
shed.
The Hewett Mussettes gave a
very interesting entertainment at
Odd Fellows hall last evening,
which was highly appreciated by
the large crowd of ladies and gentle.
men in attendance. The acts Of
Miss Zetta in 'mind reading" ID
alone worth the price Of admission
Another performance tonight, after
which there will be a dance.
On the nth instant Mayor Har-
rison of Chicago kissed sixteen Cal.
ifornia girls, members of the Sar
Francisco Examiners school party
and some Of them big girls, too
But we are not advised that thi.
old reprobate kissed any of Idaho,
big or little girls now in attendane,
at the Worlds Fair-whieh proves
that he has no taste for the finest
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-24

Having leased College Park,
am prepared to pasture horses by
the day, week or month on liberal
terms.
All persons having stock in this
enclosure are requested 10 take
them away or make arrangements
with the undersigned for their care
A. w. LocKaAS.
May 3, 1893.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-24
WIFI! BANG!!
Mountain Home will Celebrate
the Fourth In Becoming
Manner.

Grafton, Reading. Singing. Hsr.c
Racing. Foot Racing. etc.---Farc-
Works and a Grand Hall
In the Evening.
Brea.hes their the man with soul 10 dealt
Who never 10 himself hath said
This is my own-uAy native land,
Whose heart hath pefeF within him burned
A home his footsteps be hath turned,
From ~Anderings on foreign strand.
II such there be go mark him WE'LL
For him no MINISTRIES strain shall swell.
High though his titles. provd hts name,
Boandless h's wealth As ~ish could claim;
The wreesh eonccntrrd all 10 self.
Living shall forfeit fair renoN'n,
And douhly diving snail go down
To the vile dust from whence he sprung,
unweps, unhoaored and anssng
No such individual in Mountain
Home, as evidenced by the result Of
meeting of citizens held in Judge
Clinton's courtroom Tuesday night.
Judge ]. T. Sprague was called
upon to preside and w. c. Wicker
sham chosen secretary. After due
discussion and exchange of opin-
ion it was unanimously decided TO
celebrate the 18th anniversary of
American Independence, and the
following committee of arrange
ments was appointed: A. j. Bruce,
A. w. Lockman, +. c. Helfrich, j.
M. johnson and s. s. Brady.
Immediately after the adjourn
ment of the citizens meeting the
committee of arrangements got to-
gether and appointed the following
subcommittee:
Finance Committee-R w. Smith,
w. III. Baker, c. w. Howeth, w. A.
Reynolds.
On Program of EXERCISES. F.
Shields, A. B. Clark, Geo. P. Hall.
On Fire-works-Manuel Comes,
Z. G. Helfrich, James Carroll.
On Printing!. b. Hill, James
A. Purtill, HI. G.. Madison.
Another meeting of citizens will
take place at the Probate Court
room tomorrow Sunday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock, to receive re-
ports from committees and make
further arrangements. II is hoped
that every man who has spark of
patriotism Pickering in his bosom
will be present.
The finance committee has met
with flattering success in collecting
money to defray expenses and big
time in Mountain Home ON the
Glorious Fourth is already assured.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-24
SATURDAY, June "a, 1893.
oaacial Paper Of fillmore County
Reynolds, the watch repairer.
Get your partner for the ball.

Get your partner for the ball.
A grand time here on the Fourth.
See the Hewett Muscles tonight.
Many flyers win be entered here
at the races on the Fourth.
The Pythias ball on the Fourth
will be a grand affair indeed.
Every man on the Fourth of July
committees is rustler from away
back.
Monte Gwin, a Caldwell mer-
chant, was q visitor here Wednes-
day.
Dan McGinness and wife came in
from Cold Springs Wednesday on q
business trip.
w. E. Borah, a prominent Boise
lawyer, was in Mountain Home on
Wednesday last.
George Mccormick and Josh
Cowan skipped out Tuesday for a
visit to Bellevue.
VIM. Evans, a prominent sheep
raiser of Owyhee, was a visitor here
for several days this week.
Prayer meeting of Congregational
church every Thursday evening in
the school house at o'clock.
Bring all your family TO the cele-
bration on the Fourth. If you have
not family, then bring your best
girl.
A J Stout has opened a board
ing house at the new Dixie mines,
situated about % miles east Of this
place.
Married, in Mountain Home,
June Is, 1893. by Justice ] T.
Sprasue, Amador f. Galindo and
Miss Myrtle johnson.
~Dr. Swan, dentist, has gone to
Glenn's Ferry on a professional
visit. He will be absent from his
Office in Mountain Home until
about July 10th.
Adm Hall came in from his Ben
nett creek ranch last Sunday. Like
the majority of ranchers in that sec
ton, Mr.. Hall has suffered from the
ravages of the crickets.
C. C. Tautphaus. who has the
contract for excavating the Bruneau
canal for q distance of about 90
miles, departed for Grand View yes
terday. He expects to have an
army of men and teams at work by
the first of July.
L. w. jerks, manager of the Chi
cago Herald, and w. ]. Driver, an
other prominent citizen of Chicago,
are welcomed visitors in Mountain
Home and guests of A. B. Clark.
We trust the short stay these gen.
tlemen make here may be a pleas
ant one.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church will give a strawberry, ice
cream and cake sociable at the
school house on Tuesday evening
next, to which all are invited. An
old fashioned spelling school con-
test will also take place which it is
expected will add to the interest of
the occasion. The spelling contest
begins at 8 o'clock.
Died, in Mountain Home, Idaho.
juno Is. 1893, Wesley NJ. Pardun,
aged about 80 years. Mr.. Purdun
was taken sick at Carpenters ranch,
ON Snake river, several weeks ago
and was removed to this place a few
days before his death--the disease
being pronounced lead poison"
lie had formerly resided in this sec
ton, but Of late years had mined on
the East Fork OF Wood River, above
Haley, where his wife resides and
who gave birth to child on the
same day that Mr.. Pardun died.
He was man highly respected by
his acquaintance and his funeral,
which took place Monday afternoon,
was very largely attended.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-24
Dwelling House for Rant.

have for rent, at reasonable
rates, a four-room dwelling house,
fenced and with all necessary out
houses, cellar, etc. Apply at my
boot and shoe shop in Mountain
Home. VIM. KuNsEcKE.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-24

Strawberries, fresh from the
patch, received every evening by c.
III. Rinehart. Stand in front of
the meat market. Terms, cash on
delivery.
Also, orders taken for berries of
all kinds.