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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
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TITS MeDgL TarEFsns RncaHp BooM erslnssed n,
the rduutova throughout tho state u essential 10 fhs
proper cpeduet u district work.
u contains:
Parliamentary Instructions for candnet o. meetlaes
Rules a iaw governing work n trustees
Plat and description ~ s.iloal districts
Inventory ~ property belonging 10 school district
Register ~ dl trirt otfeers and terms ~ einces
Rc-osd ef eiseflon Of district oifieera
General acruunt and register OF u.dsrs issncd on
same
special account and register Of orders issued on
same
ccp, IF annual election Notice and s.auaI sss,ion
report
Gerry 4 special election Notice and speeiai election
teporI
Regular quarterly meeting minutes showing es.
aesis huv they should t- kegf.
speeia, nafsting msDases
Atseclaaruus mefnofaiidam which mnsf he ~
ported ~ tbs esnHts superintendent that he can
report % The ss.-ss-sanmsry Of resources ahd eS.
penses.
cspy "a -ria.l dlsfrscs bond notice and hond elst
t.E re;h0it Girls te reserved 10 az bonds are
saled ~ ard iss scll
Register u teachers empiosed shewinx their re-
auirezi Qualifications
Lat n tass hassa- nAai.
Cos.nsy Superintendent ciint,n ave
~ l. Imperative thai ali &c 81 shnnl trustees
should hs iruleFiy Fsrosded - legal The AssieI
rcur 1T ever need A the school district nlcars
s mnend this seasd 10 the clerks add trustees q
Einpse eaanty
isies ts.c0. and postage q eents
Write 20 % cal GA " G. vIzEERsnAs,
Mountain Hone. idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15

Havemeyer. the sugar monarch.
whatever else may be said of him,
was n frank and ingenious witness
before the Senate Sugar Investiga-
tion Committee. lie said in arr
swer TO question Of a Senator:
"The American Sugar Refining Com
pany has no politics Of any kind
only the politics Of business" This
is clear and comprehensive state
ment. IL is true Of all corporations
and trust companies. Politics il no
more or less to them than matter
of business. They belong TO the
majority, or will belong to that divi-
sion as soon as il gets into power.
They are Republican to-day and
Democrats tomorrow. The poor
clod who labors and sweats, and
braces politics with enthusiasm az
a matter Of duty and patriotism.
He clings TO the party Of his choice
with absolute devotion, thinks il
can do no wrong, and continues to
labor and sweat. At the same time
the plutocrat looks down from bis
golden perch and smiles at the sim
pie credulity of his less favored
fellow man. He makes politics 3
business. and he is q successful
autocrat.
While in Chicago, Mr.. Charles L
Kahlsr, a prominent shoe merchant o
Dies Moines, Iowa, had quite serious
time ut II. He took such sever,
cold that he could hardly talk or navi
gate. bat the prompt use of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy curea him Of hi
cold 40 quickly that others at the hote
who had bad colds followed his exam,
pie and half dozen persons ordere,
it from the nearest drug store. The,
were profuse in their thanks TO Mr
Kahler Tor telling them bow 10 cure
sad cold 80 quickly. For sale by r
w. Smith, druggist, Min Home.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15

Commenting on G. p. Hnntington's
remarks in opposition TO the govern
ment ownership OF railroads, the Chi
cago Times says: "Under government
control of railroads civil service regu.
lations would permit the ambitious
employee TO come up for examination
and advancement 20 higher rank
whever he had made due preparation.
Positions would be permanent Tor
good men, pay would be regular, re-
dress for abuses would be possihie to
even the humblest apprentice, and ii
Is altogether probable that a pension
system, having for it's object the care
Of superanuated employees and men
injured Ia the discharge Of their du-
ties would be feature Of the system
of government control"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
SHERlFFS SALE.

ny yirtne ~ an execution issued sHt 81 the Probate
Court Of titr Stale q fIsh ssd far tie County 4
Etln0re, mhrFeia A y Htf.L4AH "a pitinfiH ami u.
A STEWART AMI " VAN sfANER are defendants,
npen Judgment rendered on this 3lst bay o. Auxust
lsDs. Tor the ~ tws Hundred AMI en- itnllars.
bceiies sesenft SIX aud - 100 falsr< cesss aHd Ia
teFrsi, have this av letssi npan ". thc right III
rlsia ami Interest a sak irfen IN AMI T. he lal
lowing dastsihasi fsai estate. ~ via:
A Certain Eve stomp qsaftk riiil, situated slaat
two miles below itiNie stAll5a, dxls crees AZ The
head d the ca ian, iIst lscos rhe ia " iisWi
ranch. said mil Is ka1sn the ltiSi mil
Nntiee IL hereby gwen that I viii an MONDAY
the 2ih dan 81 sertrnisF. 1884 ene oe.5sk !, ~
~ said day. Ia front % the s-,arhanse dor ct the
county Il Elm re. srli AZ pnilie ancien iof easA.
lawful money IN hand, al ths "a ht, iitie eialm and
interest Of ~Asa dcfea lAnts, d. atewAt aad " kaa
Beaver In sisa q, tbs alve Described poverty, -
nineh thergot as SHALL satisfy SAID judgment. with IN.
tefest AZ the rate II 10 per cent per AMI costs,
20 tssc highesf aud hest hildrT.
dated the 24sh day % Ausnst. 1874.
JAMES b GRAY, Sheriff.
by r. n GRAY. DEPUTY SHERIFF.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
Notice for The Building Of Two
County Bridges.

Nasiee " hereby given that the Beard ~ County
Commissioner ~ Einisrc eos1txs Idshn. will he
eh dan a Ueiaier is@ Feseivs scaied bids for the
huihliag ~ two bridges iallosH:
fifst-For the battling q bridge and approaches
20 the aasme aerusa tAasnn crces. at The ranch ug
Maftan PANEL. on the ~ oserisa rnai.
Second-tof tho hnll,llag of a brfixr aud ap.
proasles 70 same arruss iiine creek, Tho Rocky
Bar and Mountain Home Essse read.
all persons fng lids for Tho bsiiing q sa1nc are
20 SUBMIT their ovn plans aa zi,eellafians deseti
ING and showing the kind IT hssdGe that they will
build
All bids 70 he hled on OF before October s. 1906
The Board rasoFFing the feht 4, reject any and al
b.lz
by order q The BaHrd Of County Commissioners Of
Eiinofe county. Idaho.
ISL W c wIcKERsuAs. Clerk
Dated Mt'a Hnms, Ana. IT, isas
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
Notice ot Eimore County Warrants
Payable,

] Will pay on presentation the fol-
lowing Elm.re county warrants: War
rant No. l37 On Gilmore County R,ad
Fund; also warrants No. 9J7, GIT,
GIG, 915. 9lS. 9l9. $50. 929, 92s, 92l,
927. 926. 93l. 927. $40, 936, 935, 933,
9s2. 9Ji, sS7, 9l4. 93s, $40, 9ll. 03s,
$50, 776 aud 942 ON Gilmore County
General Fund. w. A REYNOLDS,
Treasurer Gilmore County
Dated Sept. 8, 1894.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15

The reader Of this paper will he
pleased 10 learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 10 cure in al It's stages, and
that is Casarrh Halls Catsrrh Cure
il the only positive cure known 10 the
medical fraternity. Catarfh being -
constitutional disease, requires a con
stitntional treatment. HsRr cataffh
Cure il taken internally. acting di
recfly ON The blooal aud mucous sur.
faces ol the system. thereby destroying
the foundation al the disease, and Civ
ing the patient strength by binding
up the constitution and assisting ma.
ture ia doing it's work. The proprie.
tors have 40 much iAish in its curative
powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that IL fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address, +. J. CHENEY & Co,
Toledo. %.
E1y Sold by Druggists. Zoe. n1rl7
---------e.s -
Or. Prices Cream 6assing Powder
Mnx4 rer&a~& Aq~An
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
no FEAR or AUSTRALIA WOOL.
Price of The staple Higher Than IN
the United States.

Price of The staple Higher Than In
she United stafcs.
One Of the stock arguments of wool
buyers and Republican orators and
newspapers has been that with wool
upon the fire. list this country would
be flooded with cheap Australian wool
and woods from the South American
countries. The reason given for the
depressed state OF the market is that
there are great quantities Of foreign
woods, and especially that from Aus
tralia, now being offered upon the
eastern markets at 8 cents and less, il
having been admitted free under the
new tariff net. In consequence OF
that argument. or rather faliacy, Utah
wool growers are being asked TO sell
their product for from S to o cents. the
former being the more usual figure,
and IN a number OF cases they are
doing the very thing requested by the
buyers. 1t Is estimated that there is
still in the neighborhood Of 100000
pounds III wool unsuld or unconsigned
in this territory. and it is for this that
the buyers are rushing around SO frau
tically.
Proof incontrovertible was received
in this city yesterday that the claims
Of both the buyers and the orators for
the &. o, p, TO the effect that wool is
cheaper in Australia than in the
United States, are false in every par
ticnlar, and 1t il very plain that the
Utah wool producers, in common with
their fellow growers all over the United
States, are being made the victims Of
combined business and political
game. For some time past William
Armstrong, OF Salt Lake City. son ol
Hon. Francis Armstrong, and a gen
tleman well posted on matters pertain
ing TO the sheep industry, has been il
Australia, and at the request OF hi
father, who desired the information TO
his own benefit. he visited all OF tn,
principal wool markets on the cont
nent and made himself familiar will
the prices and characters Of the wool
traded in. In letter received in thi
city yesterday from the gentleman, b.
announced that the lowest price re
ceived in Australia for common rang
woods, which are about Of the sam
grade as the Utah common woods, j
IL IL cents, while the better grade
run MS high as IL 2 cents, all un
secured. 1t would be impossible, b
says, 10 send wool from Australia an,
sell il in the United States at the sam,
prices now being received by the Utal
growers. The latter have no reason
tu fear an inundation OF cheap Au.
tralian woods, for they are not 10 b
had. The clips Of the Australian
hocks have been above the average
but this fact has not reduced the pric
very materially. In the letter cam
some samples Of the several grades /
wool raised in the province, and the
are pronounced by experts to be n
better than the Utah woods. The ad
vantage Australia has over the Unite
States in the wool industry is her gfea
numbers Of pure breed sheep. Til
gives greater product and bette
all around staple. Salt Lake Heralt
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
Bids for KselinS Roads in Repair

so,.ee Is hereby given that the Beard Of County
Commissioners ~ Elnore county,. State Of Idaho.
will on the sth day o. October 1894 receive sealed
bids Tor the keeplug IN repair and improving the pub
Ne roads snd hi hways in each ard all ~ the several
road distsics 10 said for year from the
tune 81 awarding the contract under and Ia accord.
with section ~ nm Act entitled. IAN Act
lafing to the powers and duties Of the Beard Of
County Commissioners over highways, etc" APP
proved March 8. 1858.
Each BID must he accompanied with gnosi and
sufficient bond condtio ed FOR the faithful perform
" the duties Of the contrnt In not less
than double tine amount az the hid, with two more
sufficient suretss 10 be approved by said BOARD, and
who must justify to the form and y
required bonds - county officers. Provided that
all AiAdaFs must he residents nf said hlnore u.ssy,
and thu sad Beard the right 10 reject any
and all hiiS
Al hids must he fled or before saturday. 0cia.
her G. 1884 ard that all persons securing said ROAD
contracts appear In person by attorney and
sign contracts.
by orier VI the Board Of County Commissioners.
fLaI W. G wfCkEHSHhN, Clerk
Dated Mtu Rome, Aug. 16, ie0s,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
strictly In II.

The Chicago. Union Pacific and
Northwestern line offers the best ac-
commodations To the travelling public
en- route 10 Chicago. Through trains,
fast time, magnificent sleeping cars.
elegant dining cars, colonist sleeper
reclining chair cars and handsome da,
coaches. OBJ
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
Attention, Populists.
Call for County Convention to be
held in Mountain Home, Tues
day. September 1S 1894

Pursuant TO call Of the Peoples Party Central Com.
miisee VI Elmors county. convention will be held
st Mountain Home, September Is, isos. commencing
At 10 O'Clock M, for the purpose q nominating
county officers and transsetlng such other business
as 10 necessary Tor The progress q the party.
Primary elections Tor delegates 20 said convention
VIII he held In the various precincts on Saturday,
september 5, 1894, between = m and p m.
All cltizens who believe In government Of the
people by the pe,ple mot corporations and trusts,
and Tor The henss Of the people (not elascs are In
sitei TO participate.
Delegates from The precincts are apaortloned as
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
Thoroughly Comfortable.

Passengers destined To the ;romi.
nent cities Of the Missouri river should
pa,r"nize the Chicago, Uuion Psciii'
md Northwest rn line. Magnificen
Pullman and Wagner sl-. ping ear.
elegant Pullman and Northwestern,
dining cars, free reclining chair care
handsome day roachrs aud comfort
able Pullman colonisl sisepers.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
FURNITURE.

The Idaho Furniture Co., of Poca-
tello, are the leading house furnishers
of the State for Furniture, Carpets,
Wall Paper, Linoleum, Oil Cloth, Cur
tains, Shades, Stoves. Tinware. Crock
cry, Glass, China. Reirigeratnrs, &c.
They will make il AN object for you to
see them. WM. HAMPTON,
myl9 Manager.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15

Messrs. Reynolds. Comes, Chat
tin. PurtiIl and Howeth. all candi-
dates. made a raid on Glenn's Fer
last Saturday night.
YOU should subscribe for the
Gilmore Bulletin.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
Democratic Co. Central Committee.
pemocrn;lc sta,c Ccn,ral c,ommitrre

Democratic State Central Committee
y H. HAYS. GhAirnan. Rnisa City
JOHN z. SrEAkNS Secretary, Nampa.
First nistrict--M q. Mcfarland
SECOND pstriet-,J W. Reid
Thlfd DissIiet-0eorse Aiuslie
Fourth blssrict-ts VI paene
Fifth DistFict-E Edward stein.
Ada couHty~sS. II. HayA
AitnFae@nnt yet sslerted.
Fear Lake.. u. AarnAne.
I1nacek Tim Farrell
BsnzhHHl-Oearge Chaplin.
Boise County Asstby Turner.
Canyon John z st-1rns
IANia--J N, PeFae
Gustsr-N. n. feiknes.
Eimare--A VI. More
Eremoat-G Fletcher.
itaho--GyFus Overnszn-
Kougeual q. a. Peas.
Lstah-@J N waikrf.
Leaahi-A. Maaaah.
Lpgan--N. n George
Nez Poree-i. 81 pAgis.
az eida-A. " TAYLOR
O~9 hee-Mike Hyde
Shoshcne-n " AtfsatA
Washing toa.w II
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15

There are 245 lawyers in the House
of Representatives and Oh in the SEN
ate. That's why it takes Congress so
long TO pass law, probably.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
Notice 70 Hoyssmep.

Cool ps@turago and sfshiing Tor horses can be-
found a. the Mitchell sngh, rlnsn 70 slie tnwn ~
Mountain Heme, Elmore county. Idaho 6frpl Katqe;
on1ng sprisg IN ths pasture, and willows f0s shade
Hay and srass, wfth s.ahling II desired Charges
reasonable. For psrtlculs-s Inquire II
JOHN ApAMs en- sks raneh
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
oFFicE ~ AssEse0R ava TAx CoLtEcToa
o. EtsoNk COUNTY, lnAno,

MoeSrAfS ioSE. Sept q lsel
Eesicc 4 hereby given thar taxes are now due ard
Feyahs. sill iaeeoine delinquent On the sssokb
Men Jay In Deeeuites And unless paid prior thereto
ten per cent VII he aided thereon.
Poll laNes oeenuae delinquent, also, on the secnnd
handay IN neeetnher, aad nnlc<s paid prior 10 that
date penalty % lify cents sill Is aslded
iians cheskn dfsits uill aog bc received IN nav
mont for taxes.
rsopeEts heretofore acid 10 she county for taxes
eannat be Eecsaned hefese all she taxes for 1885, are
lad &. p OLIVIA,
Assessor ami Tax Collector
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
NEW CHINESE Store.

On Monday. August Ia will open end oEeF f.lz
sale large lot 81 Chinese Goods, consisting of all
kinds % PINE TEAS DISHES. Cttrs. sAucERs,
etc. and q variety u SILK uASDKERcHiEFf and
other sik goeis fof the ndies hsse goods viii lie
std ysrs cheap Tor cash At sam Lee'. Restaurant.
Sam zee, Proprietor.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15

E@ Take notice that Geo. S Rice
K Co. will hereafter require CASH for
all meats, lard, sugar. flour, bran and
shorts.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
wssic's Per Highest Award.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15

Or. Prices Cream BalSing Powder
Most Perfect Made.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-01

". n. White, a prominent con +
tractor of Seattle, on Monday fired
three shots from his revolver into
James S. Holt, formerly his fore
man, and a few moments later put a
bullet through his own heart.
Insane jealousy of his wife, whom he
charged with being intimate with
Holt, caused the deed,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-01
ALL S0RTS.

Ear silver Go4.
March comes in like lamb.
Herman Rosger left for San Fran
cisco lass light.
Boss Buckley is said to be seriously
Ill with he,rt disease
Attorney Deal cane down from
the Comstock last evening.
Miss Elva Patterson returned to
Virginia City yesterday morning.
Corbett and Mitchell are being
tried in Jacksonville for prize fight
ing,
Several cars of beef cattle, and
eight of sheep went through t" S. +.
yesterday,
Prof. II. H. Hove has developed
severe case Of L.. Grippe and IS a
very sick nan.
Miss Grace Reihm and Miss Lizzie
Holman departed for Reno on last
evenings traia.
Mr.. Geo. Keegan, of the Mays
vile Democrat, was among the de-
partures last night,
The dead lock in the House is
broken and Bland has secured a
quorum on his seniorage bill.
1t was reported last evening that
one of Prof. Howe's youngest child
rem was i'll with scarlet fever.
There is no truth in the report that
man from Dakota has been APP
pointed Superintendent of the Carson
Mint
Onlv one witness for the defense
in the Miner Dunlap case was ex-
amined yestetday. The case will be
finished today.
II. X. Brown returned from St.
Helena on yesterdays passenger.
Mr.. Jerry Rosenberg will be up
with the remains of his mother this
morning.
The State Agricultural Societies
are entitled to $4,000 = year each
for a Fair. How would it 90 to by
pothicate sufficient OF the approprlo>
ton to carry on the Nevada exhibet
at the Fair!
Rev. Lundy gave an exhibition at
the Opera House last night of views
of the Worlds Fair and Midway
Plaisance to delighted audience.
Everything shown was very clear and
/ distinct, and each picture Ill turn
was wildly explained by the reverend
gentlemen. Mr.. Lundy expects to
visit this section again with views OF
| the Mid-Winter Fair.
Jim Reid and Dan Grey have COM
bined their talents aud propose to
open a dancing school, in Empire
Friday night. Both gentlemen are
thoroughly competent to conduct a
dancing school, and the APPEAL can
recommend them to the citizens OF
Empire. Reid knows how to dance
and Gray can play the violin. A
big crowd will probably go down
from here,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-01
Meeting Notice.

An adjourned meeting OF the
Board Of County Commissioners Will
be held On Monday, March 9TH, 1894,
At 10 O'clock a. m, for the purpose
Of allowing claims presented against
Ormsby County. BY order of Board
of County Commissioners,
JACOB MULLER,
A,t,st.- Chairman.
+, AUBE,
Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-01
Card From Matt Brannan.
Carson, Feb. %, 1894

Carson, Feb. %, 1894.
Ed. APPEAL:--Last evening $
Tribune says that the case AGAINST
me was dismissed on my promise to
leave Carson. The District Attorney
and the Justice Court Docket will
bear me out IN the statement that
the case was dismissed without any
proviso or any conditions.
The Tribune editor should have
known that q case cannot BE- d.d -
missed on such grounGa, and could
have found out the above statement
tie be true if he desired, But the
Tribune editor doesn't like me, and
the item in his paper simply shows
his personal spite, and gives his han
awav. his - E,nsj,io', offered
me in San Francisco, but 10 ~ the
circumstances will nol "ieavs town
until | got lady.
MATT BRANNAN.
District Attorney Nc Gowan STATE
that the expense to the county OF
new trial was the reason for the dis
missal. -ED. APPEAL.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-01
COAST NEWS.

| both the Repubn'ah anu beiiioei" 'io
Conventions.
The total amount of bail required
to release Morel. Chris Evans COM
panion, is placed at $50, 600,
| The hotel at Summit during the
heavy blow of Monday week was
moved several inches from it's foun-
dalton.
Chris Evans has he position of
doorkeeper in the passage leading
from the prison to the dispensary at
Folsom.
The son of w. T. Davies accident
ally killed his thirteen-year-o rod
brother Monday on Mr.. Davies farm
three miles west of Gait.
The total loss by the fire at kelso,
B. c., is placed at $4,000. Many
burned out merchants have put up
tents and will open business IN
| them.
One of Police Officer Sawyer
children, girl five years old, was
rescued from drowning at Stockton
Monday by Harry Budd, the sixteen
vear-old son of John E. Budd.
Ex-Supervisor E. w. Roberts and
family were thrown out of buggy
at Bakersfield and seriously injured.
Mrs. Halter, sister Of Mrs. Rob
erts, was almost scalped and is still
unconscious.
Near Pleasant Valley, nine miles
from Placerville, at q place called
Bartram's mill, an Indian doctor had
his head severed from his body for
| failing to cure the murderer $ wife.
This has been the Digger custom
from time immemorial.
Flume No. ) of the Leadbetter Ir-
r:gation System, near North Yakima,
Wash. has been blown up with dy-
mantle. For weeks the men at work
on the fiume have threatened to de
stroy the completed portions of the
ditch if they were not paid their
wages.
The opium smuggling ring on Pu-
get sound is not yet broken up. IL
is even more active right now than 1t
has been for many months. Hun
dreds of pounds of the drug are
being Struggled across the line every
week, shipped to North Yakima and
Their distributed.
A story was in circulation at Sac
ramento Monday that the Suprerne
Court had decided the case Of RI p
out VS., Waite in favor of the Capital,
and the offer of San Jose was de
clared to be in the nature of bride.
The Chief Justice denies that such a
decision has been rendered in the
case.
Peter Kuhn of La Grand, Or,
was at work in planning mill when a
handkerchief which was tied around
his neck was caught by rapidly
moving belt and Mr.. kunn was sus-
pended in mid-air. How long he
remained there is not known, for he
had lost consciousness when discoy-
cred.
", n. White, a prominent con
tractor of Seattle, on Monday fired
three shots from his revolver into
James S. holt, formerly his fore
man, and a few moments later put a
bullet through his own heart.
Insane jealousy of his wife, whom he
charged with being intimate with
/ Il III ,o,,oo1 @ba hood
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-01
MATT BRANNAN
MARRIED..

In San Francisco, Dec. Ia, 1893.
Will r. Waight of Oakland, Cal,'
and Miss Edna J. Belghle, of San
Francisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-01
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see what Cagwin & Noteware have
new and nice.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-01

Thorough instructions on that
king of all instruments, the violin,
under the most rapid system known,
by Geo. |, LamY.