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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-13
lows hall. All members requested to be

lows nall. All lHcLuOeAo ACIU0o'0o ~ "
out.
Train an hour and thirty minutes
late again. But what's the use'
There are twenty-One people in our
county jail and two of them are women.
Many water pipes have frozen up
and done like Greek o. Andrews, busted.
"A good scribe, accurate in figures,
wants employment forom 5 o'clock to Il
at night. Address, "X," GLOBE office.
For sale, corner lot on Church and
Liberty streets; seventy five feet front
Church street and runs back ION Liberty
to Masseys lot. Apply to j. Z. Lyon.
The finance committee OF Trinity
college met this afternoon in the office
of Mr.. v Ballard. The gentlemen com
posing the committee are Messrs J. II
Bass, f. J. Parrish and w. FL. Branson
The contemplated removal of Mrs
T. ]. Harris and family to Chapel Hill
their former home, Is a matter Of univer
sal regret to their many Durham friends
by whom their going is looked upon as g
real loss to the town.
AT meeting Of the directors Of the
First National bank yesterday the old
officers were all reelected: ]. S. Carr
president; W. w. Fuller, vice. president
Leo. D. Heartt, cashier; j. NJ. Whitted
teller; w. j. Holloway, book-keeper
G. C. Thomas, assistant book keeper.
Account of Inauguration OF Governor
Carr, the Richmond and Danvills Rail
road company will sell tickets from points
on its lines in North Carolina 70 Raleigh
and return at greatly reduced rates fol
the round trip. Military companies, in
uniform, twenty five or more persons on
one ticket, in each direction, will be sold
tickets at rate of one first class fare fol
the round trip Tickets will be sold Jan
uary is to 10, inclusive, limited to return
until the 21st. The round trip rate from
Durham for civilians is 81 80, rates from
intermediate points in the same proper
lion.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-13
COMMITTEE AT WORK
Crowd of Hungry Applicants Throng
the Court House.
Six Hundred Dollars Raised To-day and
Is Distributed.
THREE HUNDRED PERSONS AIDEC
People Who Come and GO-Brief Tkrevi
ties of Interest to All Readers
Ef The Globe.

Since early this morning the court
house has been thronged with applicants
sent by the various committees to solicit
aid either for themselves or friends.
Some of these were white, but large
majority were colored-all were vouched
Tor and all went away satisfied.
The central committee has been busilY
engaged all day disbursing funds and
looking into the claims of the many who
applied.
AT o'clock this afternoon about 5000
mad been collected, and of this amount
N5O had been distributed; 800 persons
mad been assisted, and they were still
coming.
AT the present rate the treasury will be
empty before night, and the work is
hardly begun.
The committee urge those who have
subscribed to send in their contributions,
III order that all may be provided for.
lhe report. circulated this morning to
ne effect that something like $1,000
naa been raised-a report calculated to
make others who had intended to pelp
NOHc!ude that their mite was not neces.
"N Turns out, as usual in such cases, to
pretty fiction at least only about
''VV' according to the tresurer's report
"S' materialized thus far.
" you have anything to help along the
sO0u "ork-either in money, supplies OF
''O'ulnG-report at once to the committee
"le mayors office.
ro. o.oOody can he troubled with constipa
~ Ut plies if thau Eo Liver
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-13
LIVE LOCAL LINKS.

"Ss Record of Current Events In
the City and Vicinity.
a,., ne infant left by Mrs. r. c. Cox
''sd last night.
or,. ''s' u w. Belvin, who has been
''''e SICK is better to day.
r,..I meeting Of the Fraternal Mystic
VIC Will be held tonight at Odd Eel.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-13

II have been using Salvation Oil for
back ,che, stiffness in the neck, and pain
in the side and found il an excellent cure.
/ keep it constantly on hand. Charles
Haller, Union Hill, y. j."
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-13

1--WE used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup in
my family for a long while, and wouldn't
be without it. / know it's good medi-
cine. John Harrison, postmaster, Guy
ton, Efinghsm Co., Ga"
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-13
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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-13

nca caooody can he troubled with constipa
RslnJF su OF piles if they take Simmons Liver
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-13

There are twenty one people in "u1
county jail and two Of them are women
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-13

V Blackwell
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-13

Train an hour and thirty minutes
late again. But what's the use?
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-13

As usual, l subscribe myself,
Col. AL FAIRBRoTHER
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-25
THE MARTYRS.

There are but two Of the miners
union prisoners remaining in the Ada
county Jail, Thomas O'Brirn and
JOS. Poyn,on. Il may be possible that
in the strife, turmoil and excitement
which existed in ShnShunc county last
summer between the rliners and the
mine owners, that these men in some
way violated the law. It, i not the
purpose Of this article 20 discuss
whether they did or not. No unpTe.
judiced mind familiar with the circum.
stances surrounding them VIII for u
moment deny that there were persons
on the other side more guilty thar
they, but the other side represent,
wealth with its attendant pomp an,
power, while these two men represent
ed labor with its toll and sweat. TIL,
result is that the men who original,
melted to riot, who Tiddled the town u
Gem with bullets, aud shot dowd il
citizens in cold blpod, are ut larg
boasting Of their crimes and with
bloody hands ready to commit o,hc
outrages. So long a. this state O
aff'nrs exists, we will declare thai tn
imprisonment Of these men is gray
injustice. This continued incarcera
ton is a direct stab 1T organized labor
II Is an effort to degrade tine st,.ndar,
Of labor in this state. They deserv
the kindly care and attention 81 a
union Labor men, trends OF organic
labor do not neglect them, do ever,
thing in your power to break tn
WEAKNESS aud monutonS oi prison lii,
Write "a them and assure them tia
their friends take an interest in thci
pernonal comfort, send them litrratur,
After their long imprisonment the.
may he in need OF clothing, aud lhe
might be pennylrSs ior all the write
knows The Sentinel will undcrlak
To deliver to them any kindly messag
or gill their friends may transmit j
our care Boise Sentinel.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-25
GENERAL AUTHORIZATION nILL

The gunsrAi appropriation ~. eAnae up &C. crnsia
CREATION in the hense n NerAsy last !, amounted
to the sam total q sSgs -Cslo ghs i h sXcess a
the aChciencv TN q q, .eca the rad iiil. uhih
win probably pass . gsip araaun'thg 10 slstne' AMI
oshsr sums sNeinuz tho amounts airtAdy srgucsv3
asei 70 near ssooosa The assessment rar q: ia.t
year vas III round nnmier~ SSi 0so@n A. ten mills
on the dollar TIE constitutional lmit tAss would
sHora for the next easaing two years 4 revenue Il
s6soooo Be, the legislator. ar, antieIa'ing larger
assessment, and making appropriation. that
hypothesis. strong CANT niaas on tht item ~
$1,000 for the benefit Of the Idaho national ssard
Nr. lawson Of Custer. said the militia we're sent
north last summer without au'ho,ity q Law and lie
opposed TO paying their expenses voting far
an appropriation 20 eontinac them IN existence lie
also charged that the money 70 hc used Re
publican campaign fund in IsaI Mr. barrett q
Rear iake said the militia company ia Montpelier
vas band Of hpodlums who joined the organization
for other purpose than get new suit u clohe-
in which 10 make occasional parade snl 10 avoid
the payment II taxes Others SEEMED 10 have NJ
high opinion Of the practical benefits arising from
sustaining the militia The BeFablisi,s assisted =,
four Democrats. voted Tor ta tHl Vbi, the Pupnii,t,
ami the oaance Of the Democrat, opposed it. Event
ually the bin all PASS the senate hut in such mu
tlated condition that its aathors viii sea,csy kn.y
1t Iii. doubtful II Democrat or ropniis, Of tina
boiy will favor IL in is present form In fai It
he regarded a certainty that there viii not he On,
i has the impress Of cNtnyagance from bc.inuin
70 end Il Would seem in NieN u thu present arit
Of money! especially among the farmers. that a
legislature would incline upon the tide q oconom.
hut that seems 70 b. farthest from their though,
Their design seems 10 be to make MONEY the mos
plentiful by cSpendng the treasures OF the people
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-25
RIGHTS OF sToCKHoLpERs.

4 decision has been rendered by a
United States district court which i d
interest to all stockholders in mining
companies and corporations. IL settle,
question as to their right 20 entrr
and inspect the property OF the comp.
any.
In the case decided the directors Of
IA mining company Were conducting
it, business with great secrecy, aud all
visitors without exception were Tor.
hidden 10 enter the mine The rules
OF the company forbade even the stock.
holders to enter upon the premises.
This caused considerable dssatisiac.
tim, aud one II Shestaekholders deter
mined To enter suit inr Enforcement OF
what hc believed to be his right.
II was disclosed IN this case that "a
number Of stockholders ] i consider.
able money through The secrecy Ia Tia,
management II the mine, inr they wcr,
induced to sell out at from thirty "a
ninety cents ,lare when there had
been str Ke in the miGe After they
had parted with their stock it rose t.
the value Of eight dollar. a share, and
the mime l. now rayiag handsomely
The Judge decided that stock.
holders right to enter upon aud in
spect the property Of company ia
which he has peenniauy interest Is
superior 10 any rules or regulations t.
the contrary that the company may
adopt. II the decision holds good, /
may afurd some protection against
such schemes as were adopted in this
case and which are not uncommon il
mining and other speeulations. II j.
one more illustration Of the adage
"There's cheating in all trades bu
ours"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-25
II should he In Every House.

J u Wilson. 37l Clay Il, Sharrs-
burg. Pa, says hc will not he without
Dr. Kings New Discovery for con
sumption, coughs and colds thr il
cured his wife who was threat, ned with
pneumonia after nu attack ui LA
Grippe, when various other remedies
ana several physirians had douc her
uu good Robert Barber of c., ksiurt,
Pa, claims Dr Kings New Discovery
has dome linn more good than any.
thing he ever used fur lung trouble
Nothing Like IL. Free trial bottles at
nr. Byarhy's Drug and department
store. Large bottles So aud 81 90
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-25
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To u u Ethel and II. ). Albeyts1n. their heirs OF
as.l.n-'
Won are herehs notified that have expended one
hundred do,iars in labor aud nIfal enlenis on ths
LAST CHANCE
Mine or lode. situated about mile north ~ Pine
y -. Elmnrc county. iiaha for each ..Ar Of 90.
1901 anl isl2, aud that you. u T. Etheil your hlfs
assigns ia for sail assessment aiar for
tine yeAts 1881 and isis, amounting e. Sgi Gti 3
and YOU. " u Alhertsnl kauT heirs or assigns arr
~ arrears Tor s asss.s eut york tor the wears \ ~
isnl aud I =, amcgH'n q si0J 90 that sn b work
vas DON'T by uU % onier t. hala the under the
prnNisliis 1t session Li5s revised stltntrs ~ the
I nlie state, ann that II within ninety DAYS aftcg
TIC hrst llhiea5i=H ui this Hatlcc et.eh "a either
Noli, ~. tnur heirs as.igus tail refuse 10 con
tribute Suur proportion % ssith rNncniltufe. to
sr'her nlth the essst ~ advertising a. co.aNucrs
your interests IA said claim viii hesome the property
81 ihe subscriber, unieF sall Section 2lst, Revised
statutes u uis United States
MARTIN HECkMAS.
Pine Grove, liaho, January "a, lsn3.
F,rst publication jan. "a is9A
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-25
AnrI.sIAN WELLS.


One a the mot remarkable features
81 California aud one that strikes the
visitor with wonder il the artcsian
wells tina, are seen in various parts Of
the State. And 1t certainly is good
ground for wonder when one sees i
pipe sunk into the buwels 81 the earth. +
from which pours without ceasing OF
diminution feod 20 million and /
hall or two milllun md half gallons
daily. Artesian wells have been sue.
crssiully sunk in many parts Of the
State.
They are found in the Santa Clara
valley, in the san Joaquin and in the
counties 81 the far south. But Il is
unqueS,ionable that the most remntka-
BILE development in this direction has
been IN what is known n the artesian
belt Of Kern aud Tulare counties.
I When 1t Is known that single wells,
sunk AT cost If from III 900 To 50 900
, afford flow OF water sufficient 10 ir
r rigate an entire section 81 land, "a faint
4 idea can be found Of the vast import.
ah't hhh AhI lAitllNtbit l5sFIplAlllte
presented.
There are artesinn wells in some 10.
calitirs which flow as high ~ two aud
"A hall million gallons daily. This i,
: sufficient 10 irrigatr GAO acres 81 land
When it j. known that without thl,
v WAGER the land j. yAluelrss, aud worth
l. at the most - or S3 an acre. Will,
with it the same lind j. fully equal I.
that for which SlOO 81 $500 a. acre i
re- asked elsewhere, thcn an idea may l.,
: formed 81 the VAST Importance aHt
value of the artcsiau system.
There are many advantages IN
ii farmer owning has own source 81 wate
IN supply instead ot having 10 drp"u,
upon iitchc. or canals own Il hy Other
ur 10y incorporated companies. Thcs
vi advantages need not brdi,cussrd her,
ar but every itrigat,r l. fully cnguiztu
rs Of them Consequently the intcndin
settler should be guided hy the e,
!. pericncc 81 others, and il hr can bn
aud at mndcratc rate within III
" limits Of the artpsihn belt he cam,
+, J, 10 better than locate there, aud ritht
singly or III conjunction with som
one or two neighhnrs, sApk i W II.
IA 1t has been abundanily proved Tia,
an within certain quit wtll define
he limits, there l. u" such thing as failui
ed tu strike god flow. while 10y a r.
~ settlers combining, the cost To- eac
mny he very small, and At the SAN
time the result will be- IN the hi.ht
ia' degree NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Age.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-25
nucllen,s Arnlcn snl,e.

The Beet Salve in the world for cuts {,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheuni, fever
sores. letter. ehapped hands, ohilblains,
cOrns aud all skin eruptions, and pos
iliveiy cures piles, or no ply required.
/, Is guaranteed To give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price %
cents per hox. For sale At DIR. NJ. j,
Bearby's Drug and Department Store.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-25
SnNlIllOl


IN The District cont n the Fourth ln ail uistfg
81 me stats Z iiahe. IN aud i9r he
cent, ~ 'arre.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-25
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of John Farnsmau, decreased.
Notice j. hereby given bY the undersigned exeen
tiix II the estate II John Farurnlat deceased -
the creditors o. AMI an persons having claims aains,
he said decreased, Z eNhihit thom With the nsres
srN vouchers, within ten months the first pub
lgaiiuB af this Notice, Ia the said sxecutrK 1t ga
nat street Boise CITY, Idaho. 10 AAg NJ Sinuatt
county u kmoIe, lshn,
ELEANOR A. FARSEMAN
ExecntTlx ~ Estate Of John Fagueman. deceased.
rs Aug. NJ. slan1tt, her ATTORNEY.
Dated a Mountain uonaG, Idaho, Jan ls lsgl
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-25

Governor Osborne has appointed
A. G. Bcckwith (Denl) L ). Scna-
tor for Wyoming.
W y. Roach, Democrat, has
been elected L $. Senator by the
legislature Of North Dakota.
/ The 5. +. Call and the BULLETIN
only $50 a year,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-25
COLUMBIA LIBERTY nErl..
Miss Hattie Harris. member ~
the geaeral Committee. Columbia
Liberty Bell. Cor Idaho, has sent out
the follow ing circular.

AAAN ttsAAWhs 50 haAAks
NJ wss o segAsvtH ,hs f.1sa3st = a., ssse'5,.
- iae -~ars e tbT Aassstma hstuiut.an, ite
s-gssns tsFrs u '8e Auurgsesa Ntgrtat5s4 ana rse1
cthtr -a5ss.c, x IEe tss afi.assssi tt t..asaa
taa rian ~ Casuuitasr fsisffy 1s4 This Nsit il
- - Fap-iti s5ri 20 tty "a tsgs4 Rlfa Ifaio.
A. nittn~ Han, H8siia rA44 ard u 4 fR sems su
~ aga aiurteg tsst wBHts Fatr AHe+ this eft-4t.
i4tUrta i.i.tii ls--lts ihe Nsiiaa7l gspltAl ~
ring haeEfA asil Fsg tars als tbs land fae ilsr
81 tilr heli vst H. a. iiHa.s
With i3ss ri.n. q tht ssu Il fhaN ring or i4suas
pals q ati.gl. 81 sEfsef IL san $50 farewell . the
rs.-ias lat Jai the s'h 30 ssrliieu ~ the sisp
ttun # ths tRtsfafi au a lu1rTtfas ufp. uu the
tF-aEiss q tnH t3tfst aEs death. - ihr creators
q iIheffy hke Washington isyr-an. LAFAYETTE, ctr.
ttc AaHuraTn isf, 'tc nHnttrfstIN ot the Eutarfla
tiau rryt lalnati1u To i-szi IT etc
E,erA stat. ari ErpIHHs throughout the aafti
N ~ fturv-oated ln t.- tsl. Ntt sEtat p4tri.
oilr -attttias
The contributions toward making the tc can ~ a
tao ku~. Material II historic worth vhi,h shall ~
I the same.
Tty contribution, a.kt,i srr arr from a penny IN
ward EtIuE al ,haree % help tpa ard crrAtiH tht
,uhlvia 81 f,-tss and iiierty.
h.iaS as.ss.sssg O.! the National G,.ga.iff=+ e.
llaho isny ai-h that all d the State vii
respond ii this matter
HAruE FElN Hams
+ DR. Bearby Of Mountain Home
has been authorized by Miss Harri,
to receive donations for the abov
purpose, and Mrs. Bcarhy desire
all contributions 10 be handed in b
the first day Of March, so that the
may be forwarded in time To head
Quarters.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-25

" l. AIrkEBsiiAN
Clerk 81 the nIstfiat Court
TyJ A. ItiIlIst., rypgA.
E,haIa z Johnson 8 sous, att3Jnei iarp..intin
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-24

with the mile, half milo and block
marks. The mile, 102, is 81 miles. and
the house mum Der, los, is s. s miles from
ths county seat
The settlement of the country or the
growth of towns along the roads does
not interfere with the system. Within
the town, the town streets and town
house numbers govern When the
town limits and streets are passed,
and the country road reached. the.
country house numbers govern. The
first one used depends upon the dis
lance it may be from the courthouse,
the starting point of measurement. and
they continue regularly from that
point When road enters d town the
town streets and numbers govern until
its limits are passed agnin, when the
country road. name and house numbers
are resumed, the numbers always de-
pending upon their distance from the
starting point In this way. a road may
pass through half a dozen towns. and
the numbers on each side OF the towns
always indicate the true position Of the
house and the distance from the com
mcncement OF tho road.
Directories of the country houses can
be easily made. and, by knowing the
exact distance and having carefully
named road signs to guide, country
travel will be accompanied with much
less of the blind cropping methods
winch 1t is now necessary for strangers
TO follow.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-24

In the state Of Illinois the contract
labor system has been abolished by
law. New modes Of employment must
be found for the thousands Of prison.
ers housed IN pcnal institutions Joliet.
whore the principal pcnitcntinry Is
located. IS the center of western stone
trade, and II is not surprising that Gov.
Altgeld suggested the employment Of
a portion Of the convicts in the prepar-
alton OF stone for road purposes
Some years ago. tile Graphic is i'm
formed. the warden Of the peniten-
tiary made an offer TO the county
boards Of northern Illinois 70 deliver
pounded rock. free of charge on board
cars, 70 counties willing 70 pay the
freight charges. He did not receive
one favorable response at that time. 1t
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-24

-
is safe TO say. however. that renewal
Of the offer to-day. would produce
scores Of applications. "
The demnrt for good roads Is not a
craze. Illinois leads the western states
in population, prosperity and general
intelligence. II should lead the west
in the establishment of mn improved
system of highways. To accomplish
this most desirable end. the people
must be taught that money spcnt for
good roads is d permanent invest
ment returning usurions interest.
The Iowa Road Improvement associa-
ton recognizes this fact. and,nt its re-
cent session ut Dcs Moines adopted q
resolution favoring such changes in
the revenue laws as wouid provide for
the levy OF . general county tax upon
all property located in cities. towns and
country. TO be devoted to the improve.
ment OF highways. TheIowa PROPOSE
tioa is fair. equitable and timely. and
worthy OF thoughtfuI investigation by
state lawmakers everywhere. e. w.
Weippiert. in Chicago Graphic.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-24
Mener for . nnn,l I,nrD., z.

Representative Durborow qlL) has
secured the insertion in the agrienltur-
nj appropriation bill of an item appro-
printing $4,000 for the establishment
OF road bureau. The new bureau is
TO be placed under tho direction OF the
agricultural department The object
OF 1t is to spread knowledge regarding
the building and maintenance OF good
roads An expert on roadtnaising will
be placed in charge OF the new bureau,
and it will be his duty to prepare and
modify the road laws of the various
states with view, II possible. of es-
taolishing a national law to control the
roads. or rather to induce the states to
adopt uniform laws on the subject.
There is widespread interest in this
subject and while the proposed appro-
priation is small II will serve as an en-
tering wedge and Mr. Durborow looks
forward to great results therefrom.