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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
Gitp Real estate 60 fn.

FOR SALk.-ltare chance lease house
md furniture three years; 1G rooms, 10
Tilted for light housekeeping; only cash
buyers call; 1900. 35i West 23th-st.
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Real estate to Gxrhanqe.

9TH WARD Modem apartment; prop.
erty lightly moitcaeed Leased 10 one tenant I;
exchange for country. OWNER, 1912
Broadway.
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6orses an1 Carriages.


FUR SALE.-fair fine horses, or one Of
poir; ~ hands black; sound gentle. Ap'
ply Immediately (Owner leaving home,
Box 1873 South Orange. N. J.
FOR SALE.--Bcautfui pair Of matched
horses; stand 1913; weigh 200: age,
years color. mahogany lay three white
lect. black names and tails; fearless.
handsome and not afraid Of the csIs; can
road II miles yer hour and tr0t sharp
don't write unless you arr willing to pay
1900 for o team worth 81 500. Address
Lock Box 40. Barre. Vt.
Houses FXsTURED at Csirnsmuir
Farm. New CITY. Rockiand Co.. y. y. for
summer months 81 IS per month horses
colled for and delivered In New.York City
free OF charge Apply To g. NJ. CAR
NOciIAN. 40 Exchange Place. y. y.
WELL.MAICiiED pair Of cob.bult
horses; long mares ard tails. 15ia hands
high 8 and u years ola very stylish ana
attractive; safe Tor any one N drive. and
arc souna. Kind and true. ]67 East lo2d-'t
WAN1fD.-A good single corriagc horse
for the country good stable ana care; must
be 10 hands or over (c0bby build II so;is.
factory, ana owner wishes, Will buy IN the
autumn state particulars and price per
month must DO moderate. Address S1N8LE,
tribune Uptown once, 1.24: broadway.
WAC LADY going abroad, having sold
or horse, VIII sacrihcc elegant tip phseton.
arness and fine robe used only one month :,
ost fSD7 so; also imported SIDE saddle and
,r'dic vtcd times cost te,S price, @35
'RiVA1E STABLE. 10 West 4+th.sf.
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Dneiucoo Ghauees.

a BUSINESS MAS VIZ. - COO TO IN.
vest wDuli Ike management OF branch
house ia Denver lor q reliable Eastern nrm.
Address 4. o. BOX 1914. Denver Col.
ATTENTION COAL MERCHANTS
Bargain; $1,000 vii. buy, Ncwar1, y. j..
property and business 81 20 years cstlb.
li.kei roal yari worth 5000 year.
HODGES. 'I'G is oadw1y. Room ~.
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured ',r
business pGrio.rs; investors aGVl"'d (Nith.
cut charge Of de"lrnble oppJttunlt.c, high.
est commercial reference. t'l;!r"'>
CARLETON. Erokors. .o2 broadway.
a RETAIL ESrABLGSTMENr doing
larger business than their capital viii
allow, would like to arrange With - gentle
u Al With - 600 or 5000 capital to take
a. Interest In their business; thi, l. nrst-
tlas, opportunity u eater Into reliable.
well established, paving business at once.
Address CAPITAL, n"N l3n. Tribune Onico.
CAPITAL. WANTED to c~nhlih On
larger seal" very pron,,b.' nan factlle.
pioinrt"d by American sni Europca4
iat.lts Address, with references,
i.ORERT, Postoiilce box 100. Brooklyn,
y. y.
INVESTORS seeking business are In:
yited l., cal and examine our large lat OF
opportunities: 500 to $1,000 Particu1ars
H. conn ;cnce free. MErHOpOLITAN
TRADING COMPANY. 1896 Liberty.,t.
PARTNER WITH $1,000 In manufac:
turing business established 3 years good
orders on hand loo per rent profit money
secured. Aiire-s V. H.. Box ~. Tribune.
PARTIES requiring more caplr,l IN
their business Invited Ia call no charge for
services in asSancc. scheme, and saloons
not hsntl-d. METROPOLITAN TRAD
ING COMPANY. 1886 iibcrty-'t.
WANT \ CHRISTIAN PARTNER with
80 900 10 $4,000 IN a manufacturing and
exporting trad. business when once cstab-
ll-lrd can make 10000 annually, and In
time double thot amount. Adde'S w. u,
Box 80. Tribune Oncr.
WANTED. A PARTNER or will sell
a hook and .tatlonlry business In wash
ingt0n: a iinr opportunity Tor an en- r'ruc
young man with mo9'rate caoitll: ADDRESS
CAPITOL. Box 30 Tribune once.
WANTED. -Contr1ctor 20 move 1000
feet gravel and clay 20 grade street; low
bid want'd. For poriculst' Address Box
c22. Madison. y. j. -
1000 BOOKS FOR SALE.-L Caccinmi,
looks AMI cigar store. formerly * fast
Washington square. has removed 10 2co
West 26ti-st. -------------
5000 AND SERVICES WANTED in
coal ward long established frst-tll>s Ia
every way: nothing better; family TRACE
waterfront. "C0ALING." Tnbrnc once.
~ .5OO-A BARGAIN StoNr. rin,e,
heater, furnace. Tin roofing. house furnish
ing, moving vans bargain for quick hlIcr
full inycstlglti0n best location. OW NEN
l.0i2 Atlantic ave. Efooklyh
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Gelu Uante1.

49, r.
AGENTS and CANvASSERS. male or
female - 20 81 daily profits sure; expert.
encc unnecessary: no talking required ey.
elusive territory given. For particulars ad.
drcss /. PUTNAM g. CO.. West Windsted.
Conn.
WANTED. Ladies' and gentlemen to col:
lect cancelled Columbian stamp; and od
per hundred for old U. ;; sanps. Send
stamp for pa tIculars. COLI MILAN, oi2
BrumGeld. St. Boston.
GENTLEMEN WISHING q profitable
business OF their own for the summer or
permanently. si5 % s25 weekly work
light and enlgyoble; no ,a.it o.ang'
WANrED.-A cake baker. Apply at
T5l Fulton.st, Brooklyn
Females.
LADIES Of refinement. tcachers, students,
desiring TO learn simple, pleasing art
by which they can earn their own pin money
this sumner at home. call at E1RUSCAN
ART ROOMS, 80 East l4th-st.
NORTH IRELAND Protestant cook
i:si, WI AGENCY 40 lo7 otSave'
Daughter late J. w. Carpenter.
WANTED.-1adIee or young men to take
work at their own homes; 81 TO - day
can b.. msds worT Seni BY N, psii Phi rq fS az
Co. Lock Box Io7. South birmingham,
Mass. Inclose stamp.
wANTED--Ladies to wrlte at home: en-.
close stamped envelope. ELLA WERST.
secretary. South Bend. Ind.
80 HOUSEwORKERS wanted ut the
Am rcnn ENchange, i7j Gth.a near 18th.
st. Mrs. FRANCIS. Proprietrcss.
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Drcsemakin1.

A.-A.-DRESSMAk elegant cutter
and litter 81 a day or at home; perfect NJ
guaranteed velvet, six or cloth suits made
In short time for SO fancy waists. coats
and bail gowps specially. ~ East 10Th
ST.. near broadway.
DRrSS R.-Drossmaker wishes O
few more customers: irst-class work, by
day or az home perfect IL city refer
ences Acf'css II. T., 1.02O 31.avc.
DREssMAKF. would Ike fcw more
customers by tsv; private families; per-
feet inter: cuts oil lacst skirts rcmodrls !;
a!ter.. Addrcs. VI. H.. LOG West i2d-st.
DRE.SsMAK INu.-Siyl!sh. perfect httIng
sul's made from &c up. Mrs. WITkOV,
G3 West llth-;.
DEEssMAK wishc, moro customers
S ~ .'' Adfrcs, GDSESyMrAK9fHsR Boa g.
Tribune Uptown ohicc. l.242 Roadway.
DEESsMAK Et wants few more Gus
TONERS at hemc; suits from - up. II.
roA. Sl2 Wcet ecth-st. near Iuvcfsido
Drive.
LADIES' .TAILORING.-LadIcs own
materials made w Int, jacSets. coat.
ul-tcrs and cares; oaks. al kinds, altered
snd fcn odcl'd. GKEiG. 1871 West .2d 81
SEAL GARMENTS ani fir- Of all
kinds rc,nlrrf fcdref. refined. altered nnl
rcmodellcd 10 new shapes; estimate, given.
oNEiG. i3l Wet S2i.st.
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA Stocks.
Conntrp Real Gstate for Sale

4 GENTLEMAN'S HANDSOME COUN.
THY RESIDENCE for sale at "A bargain
(forincfly owned by the late Edward Rid.
10y. Of Grand.st), at Picassntyillr, Oh liar.
lem Kailroad. 81 minutes from 42d.sL ~
acres, with over 20 large fruit and shade
trees; fine lawns modern building, 1ix55,
continuing Is rooms. bath, closet. kitchen
OIL first floor: Laundry; all IN good order.
ready Tor immediate occupancy large cell
Jar under whole house, with summer
for. man vegetable garden planted grape
ara MS, raspberry vines splendid y young
Ing implements high. hcslthy location
the grounds are 271 feet wide. $50 feet IN
depth, on corner Of Central-oyc and Rail
road.avc.; modern cottage, all around;
four churches; lrrgc public school ifno
drives; exactly sN mibue-' Walk 10 tho
depot. rieasantviIlc Is third station above
White Plains. Inquire at depot for the
Ridley pace" open ~ all tunes; cost
600, but will now be sold at n sacrifice,
including furniture ana china. Photographs
., Office OF cwncr. J. S. RIITEHDAND. $50
BtOauway.
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for sale.

for Hale. I,
At REDUCED PRICES.-500 @c)nn-
hand wood and Iron working machines
fully guaranteed machinery bought ana tA'
changed. GEORGE u. EDDY, JyS Madi'
-on-st.
Al MANUFACTURERS PRICES =
Trunks. travelling bags. vallrcs. -olcirather
trunks. London grips. pock.ttook-, basket
Trunk. straps. steamer chairs also tuhks,
AZ The oil established house OF 'HAKLts
SCHWARTZ. 3: ith-aie.. between SIN ana
OH -t-.
\ MA,.saii,r.ST 1880 improved up
right $3.50; silver mounted nearly new;
beautiful hnish; storage. i5j west -i'st:
AiIr ION Sewing machines OF all
kinds new, r-5; good cconi-hnnu, *lo;
cash or credit: exchanged. rented. Nv
hAtS,u's 2Ioi 3i-avc., llSth-st.
4 GRANDFATHER CLOCK; cherry
case perfect order. WALTER CHUk.
- Para Place.
BEAUTIFUL white cnamelled and 400
framed pictures for pnrlor decorations; II
ieiestlne subjects 81 30 each. dl,eo IrSu
~ closing out sacrifice. dILDlNH ",
80 Murray.st.
bicycle. In very good condition, cheap.
AoNDRf, l.O5U 2d-aye.
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ditp Real Csiale for Sale

--~--~-
DECIDED DARGAINS.-wcs. Side
houses. IL sold this month. $4,000 TO
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15
PvRTII.I.. y. VI.

Congratulations were showered
upon Jas. A. Purtill shortly after the
arrival of the mail Yesterday morn
ing. caused by special dispatch in
the Anaconda Standard Of the 18th,
from Washington, announcing the
appointment Of Mr. Purtill post
master Of Mountain Home. II goes
without saving that this choice gives
great satisfaction 10 our people,
Following is the dispatch:
Assistant postmaster General Maxwell has allied the
following ppstafhees IN I.iaho; Mountain NOME
Einanre County. A Pur'ili. ~ place II L. Under'
wood oneida. Bingham county, v. cooner, IN place
az r. jenkins, 81 Charles, Bear lake county, g. T..
Gardner, In place 81 " " PIgrnine, Maha. NeE
Perccs county, y X. Rigs, In place 81 W Cooper
Meiaer, Washington county, Minute l.. halthifn az
place ~ q ~ Hixon: whitney, Oneida county, A.
Chadwick In place 81 Albert Chadwick The ave nrst
office. became vacant by resignation. The post
master at whitney had died.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15
HEGRErTED DEPARTURES.

Wednesday last George w.
Fletcher Jr. and family removed
from this place TO Boise. where they
will hereafter reside. Mountain
Home can lily afford to lose such
good people as Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher
and their beautiful little children,
and Boise is to be congratulated at
their acquisition.
Mr.. Fletcher, in connection with
Mr., Steen, has purchased the extern
sive hardware business of Soma at
Boise, and to Judge from his career
as 4 business man since we have
had the pleasure Of his acquaintance
his success in conducting the big
Boise establishment is already as
sured. He and Mel Campbell en-
teied into copartnership about
August l, 1888, and conducted a
general supply store in Atlanta
until 1886, when they removed to
Rocky Bar. In 1887 Mr.. Campbell
sold his interest to Alex Simpson,
and Fletcher & Simpson extended
their business by establishing q
large mercantile house in Mountain
Home. After successful run O
two years, Simpson disposed OF his
interest TO Geo. w. Fletcher Sr.
and under the name of Fletcher 4
Fletcher the houses continued Il
prosper until June. 1892, wheI
they sold to Messrs. Geo. s. Slice 4
Co. who still carry the largest stock
of goods of any house in this section
and are justly popular and widel,
known for fair-dealing.
Since retiring from the cares OF
merchant Mr.. Fletcher has devoted
his time to sheep-raising and wit
his usual good management IN al
things has succeeded remarkabl
well in this great Idaho industr.
Mr.. Fletcher now turns his bushes
qualifications to more importar
point and larger scale. He
strickly business in all trans
actions. which action probably doe
not suit few people, but he
eminently square in all dealings
which should commend him to ever
body. The BULLETIN wishes hiI
and his good little wife all the pro'
perity imaginable at their ne
!, home
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15

Tell me. We chilly winds, That
from the northward wing, Is this
what people up your way Consider
gentle Spring?
J. d. Whitson, Chris Beltzer, W.
Benham. John Benham and Jack
Harley. a jolly crowd of Bruneau
citizens. spent Monday night in
Mountain Home.
SHIUnB's CuRg, the Great Cough
and Cronp Cure l. for sale ny DIR. Nj. j.
Bearhv. Pocket size contains 20 doses.
only 25c. Children love IL.
Judge Stockslager is dispatching
business in the Fourth District
Court with his accustomed energy
and rendering great satisfaction to
li,igants. We are pleased to know
that the Judge is enjoying robust
/ health.
James Purtil, G. w. Howeth, c.
r. Kaufer, Will Reynolds, 4. j.
Bruce, II r. Whitney, c. w. Burns,
W. S Baker. George Harvey, Chris
Better and II. c. Habbell went to
the Ferry Wednesday TO be on hand
at the organization of the new lodge
of X. of 2. which was instituted at
that place that night. A magniti-
cent banquet was held ut Mrs. Ry.
ans popular hotel.
Captain Sweeney, U. s. A.. San Di
ego, Cal, snys. "Shiloh's Catarrh Rem
edy H. the first medicine l have ever
found that would do me any good.
Price so cts. Sold by DR.. Bearby.
Clara Sherman. a Chicago girl
who can't resist the temptation II
kiss every good looking man sh,
meets. was placed under arrest ans
fined 800. Clara should come Il
Mountain Home. WHICH is destined
10 become the Chicago Of the West
where her etfectionate disposition
will he better appreciated by Jim
John. Roecoe. joe, Harvey, Sam
George, Alec Bel and other hand
) some young fellows, who will SCI
that she is not prosecuted.
: Attorney Wilt Dial has been AT
> tending the District Court here thi
Z week lie speaks in high praise d
:. the people ut his new home an
! thinks that Silver City will boon
; this summer as never before. Tn
BULLETIN editor was highly graft
: fed To learn from Mr.. Dial that on
q nf the Poorman group OF mines
: belonging to Kemp van Ee. wa
u yielding large quantities OF remars
u ably rich gold ore. II there is
Il mining man living who deserves
;. he a millionaire that man is j.
Kemp van Ee.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15

In a conversation yesterday with
Manager J. NJ. Jones of the Mountain
Home Irrigation company, the
BrLLETIv editor was deeply impress
ed with the magnitude of the work
to be done here the coming summer,
He assures us that the Longtom
and other reservoirs will be added
to the system this season and that
his company, so soon as teams can
be procured, will pillow and cultivate
about fifty acres of land adjoining
town on the north as well as. the
tract of land known as the Nit hell
place On the west side, In addition
To this fully $1,000 trees will bt
planted by his company in this vi
/ cinity-both fruit and ornamental
| And Mr.. Jones desires il to he
understood that the company vii
/ literally aid all our people wh'
wish to plant trees upon and other
wise cultivate their lands. III
takes a broad and liberal view o
the situation here and we are con
tident that if our, people adopt hi'
suggestions they will. like tn
people of Nainpa and other point
where his company il operating il
n similar line. bless the day wher
Mr.. Jones assumed control Of tn
great Mountain Home water system
Owing To the great decline i
number of pupils attending tn
public school in this place the inter
mediate department room wa
closed Yesterday by tbs trustee
and the remainder Of the term vi
he conducted by only two teacher
Mr.. Schaeffer and Miss Burnet.
Mabel. daughter Of Mr.. and Mr.
J. f. Shields, is, we regret TO learr
again very sick.
c. j. Billiard of Boise valley
visiting with John NJ. Johnson
this place.
Turkey dinner at Sing ChorG
restaurant tomorrow, and saEa
cents,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15
ROCKY BAR ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Malmburg
gave a card party last Friday even
ing. which was attended by Judge
Nicholson and wife. Judge Golden,
Ed Nicholson. Mrs. Van Shack
Miss Jennie Van Shack, and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Davis. A very
pleasant evening was spent under
the Malmhurg's hospitahle roof.
Our old friend Melton on the
South Boise lost valuable milch
cow a few DAYS ago, by death from
some unknown cause.
John Malmburg, Hugh Riley and
Fred Davis went down to Soutl
Boise a few days ago on fishinl
trip. They returned with wet fee
and a good appetite but no fish.
Eight inches of new snow fel
here on the 9th.
Everything quiet on Bear creek.
PAT.
D,al,,, Rar Anril a
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15
Rocky Bar, April 0.

j. y. johnson WIS mere ITOtn COulIl
Boise river valley last Monday.
George House and Herb Hnweth
went to the Capital city this morn
ing.
On the 9th bov was born TO the
wife Of Sid Roberts at Glenn's
Ferry.
1 As usual Frank Wyman Of Boise
has MANY cases before the Elmore
District Court,
Bruner. Ensign. Angel and Kings
bury. all Haley lawyers. have been
attending court here this week.
Miss Mary GRAY Of Boise, sister
Of James. Robert and Benjamin
Gray. is visiting her brothers in
this place
Genial John McGinness. road
master of the Glenn's Ferry district,
was here ON Wednesday interview
ing the county dads.
Hon. Tom Catalan. Of Boise
} father of Mrs. w. c. Wickersham.
: has been in Mountain Home this
week attending the District Court.
No one in Gilmore will be sur
: prised to learn that Sam McCarty
il to he prosecuted in Boise for dis
: honest and dirty acts as an attorney
. Another Democrat has Joined thu
, ranks Of the Gilmore majority
v Yesterday morning the wife of Jak'
e 0ttenheimer presented him with
d bouncing boy baby, and Jake is nov
I as happy as the happy can be
e Truly, Democracy is lin the swim
3 nowadays.
o Jolly and capable manager Wing
il of the 0wyhee Land and Irrigatio
if Company was here yesterday fror
y Grand View, and took drive be
il hind his fast team to Gilmore lax
i in company with Messrs. Patterso
l. and Blackman of Oregon and f.
e Helfrich of ours.
Otis Patterson, editor of tn
is Heppner. Or. Gazette, and Hon
Y Henry Blackman of the same plac
o we're taking a look at Mountai
II Home and vicinity Yesterday. w
II are pleased to know these gentlema
le are favorably impressed with III
he many advantages Of this section q
n Idaho, and their visit here ma
IL result in much good to our beaut
10 full and growing town.
Charlie Summerlatt is proud
X his horse Bob He SAYS that @
q his recat trip from Rocky Bar, wit
tobogan, snow-drifts ten feet !
depth had no terrors for Bob;
!, that he would break trail with h
y nose and pull through every tim'
that he is the best horse this side {
re White Pine or Arizxla. and thu
money couldn't buy him-all
ID which is correborated by Erickso
aud Crockett. who accompaniC
he Charlie on the trip.
\, The many cases Of rheumntis
Ia cured by Chamherlain's Pain Bal
during the past few months have give
:. thu people great confidence ia it, cur
" i've properties, anil have shawn tn
there l. one preparation that can
ne depended upon for that painful al
he asgrasating disease. Hnnaker Br
.r. L,riin, Ohm, .av: MIR. Muses. PriG
". ri this place. wa troubled with rhe
nj .na,ism fer a hug time. Chhmh'
III lun's Pain Balm has enrri HIM.
SAYS that the BALM has mn equa
Fnl ral,. hy DIR. G G. z silva, Drnggi
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15
Mountain Home Lodge. 1. o. O. r.
SATURDAY, April Is, 1898.
Official Paper If Gilmore County

House at Rocky Bar for sale.
SEQ nd
Kaufer il now running two chairs
in his barber shop.
Judge C C. Glenn was a visitor
at the county seat Tuesday.
Chris Beltzer, merchant at Bru-
neau, was in town Tuesday.
Frank Osgood. the young carpen-
ter, is reported on the sick list.
Assessor Oliver has started out to
interview the taxpayers for 1898.
Tom Hall. the blacksmith, was
up from Grand View last Monday.
J w. Bailey and Mr.. Griffith Of
Little Camas, were in town Tues
day.
w. NJ. Stockton and wife. Of
Glenn's Ferry, have been here
during the past week.
Dan MeGinness and wife. from
Cold Spring, were visitors here sew
eral days during the past week.
The water in Elmore lake now
only lacks two feet Of running
through the waste-gate, making it
n depth of 43 feet.
Genial Jim McGinlev, who keeps
popular wavside station on the
Rocky Bar road. il in town this
week serving aS juror.
Beds have been in great demand
during the past week. and large
lodging house would be paying
investment in this town
Yesterday the Commissioners. BY
vote. declared the ELMoRE BULLETIN
the county official paper-fnr which
act the editor returns thanks.
Road Master Geo w. Jackson
started Wednesday morning on his
return trip home to immediately
commence repairing the Rocky Ba
road
C. r. Shaw dropped in upon u
from Cald ell last sunday. Mr.
Shaw expresses much pleasure a
the bright out look for his old Noun
tain Home.
Geo. A. Mccormick and Henr,
Swanholm arrived here Tuesda.
evening from Rocky Bar. and the
reeort il a hard road to travel a
the present time.
Fl G.. Huhbcll has pure hased
LOT from the town COMPANY, locate
on Jackson avenue adjoining tn
county block, and will erect dive
ling house thereon.
Sing chpng, the energetic restau
rant man, adjoining Heifrich'sstor'
has placed large amp in front {
his house To light the hungry afte
dark to his popular eating house.
JOE Foreman came up from Ro'
erson's Ferry Tuesday and report
that the new ferry hoat was success
fully launched last Monday afte
noon, and that Isle swi,ns like
duck
The ladies If the Congregation
chnch gave al ice cream festival
BENNETT hall Wednesday nigh
Notwithstanding the ehiiliness
the atmosphere that evening 1t vi
well patronized.
County Surveyor Rhoades /
forms us that he has received orde
from Manager Jones to commen
surveys for the Longtom reserve
and that he will do so just as so'
as the snow in that section dissa
pears.
Charlie Summerlatt, Mr. Eric
son and Jim Or. ckett arrived he
Wednesday from Rocky III
Erickson and Summerlatt are
their way Ia Wal cr's Ferry.
Snake river. To try their luck
placer mining. but Crockett VIII
main in Mountain Home,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15


Fine music at DIR. Bearby's mil
linery opening to-day.
Dave Coats and Tarber are here
to-day from Bruneau.
Billy Blackman recently sold ll5
head of horses to Dakota man.
Yesterday while going from the
depot To the residence of Wm.
( Wilson. Miss Anna Mclaughlin
lost a valuable gold watch and chain.
The finder will certainly return 1t
To the Young lady.
DIR. J. c. Leonard, who was the
able aud cutting" Governor of the
Third House in Boise last winter.
passed through this place to-day,
ON his way to the Oreana opal
fields, in search Of Mcconnell
boodler.
The following conversation is
said to have occurred after the
recent social hop party: Well. |
though, he was SO bashfulw "Whv,
what's the matter nowp 'Oh,
when he took me home from the
dance he asked me to kiss him good
night. If he amt the galliest man
ever saw" Did you kiss him?
Its none Of your business anyhow.
NV wife war confined to her bed for
over tvs months with "a very sever,
attack 81 rheumatism. w. could gel
nhiing that waull afford her any
relief. aud AZ last resort gave Cham
berlain's Pain Balm trial. To nu
great surprise she hogan to improve
after the lirrt application, aud hy usin'
il regularly she WIS s'nn ahle I" -
up nni attend IA her house wark. +
\ II johnson, al e J. Knut-on & G"
R..nsingtnn, Mimi. 80 cent bottle
: inr sale hv Dr {. e. +. silva, Druggist
) E Bedrooms for rent at Rine
harris.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

April Term Prsicecdings--Iliils At
io~ed--Tax Levy. etc.
The Gilmore County Commission
ers met at Mountain Home on Mon
day. Auril 10. 1898. in regular SEES
sion, aud transacted the following
business. Decentralization, chair
man. Stevenson and Van Schaick,
and Clerk Wickersham.