Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
X. =. BROW " II.
JOHN s. RANDOLPH.
r.. Il. MILLER,
HENRY HEITFELD.

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MIR Gamble upon being asked II he
had any statement to make To the read.
srs OF the spokesman-Review CONCERN
ng the cfilgy incident. prepared tn,
following:
ITO my constituents III you have here
tofore lacked proof Of the character OF
he powers with which your represents
lives here have 10 contend. last night,
performance in Moscow has certainly
furnished h In abundant measure. II
YOU had any doubts as To the rectitudt
Il my position, you surely can doubt
4 no more. If our opponents In Mos
'ow enjoy their performance as much
ls we do. they are certainly 10 be con
graduated. II IL does them as mucl
good as IL does us here. l wish they
may continue the sport for some time {,
come Whom the gods would destroy
they first make mad Signed,
"R. ID. GAMBLE"
BROWNE WILL NOT RESIGN
Senator Browne upon learning Of tn,
sfiigy burning sent the following To IN,
chairman OF the republican county cen
trail committee of Latah county;
"Boise. Jan. 23.-To ]. -. West Chair
man. MOSCOW Idaho The insult 10 Gam
BILE Is indirectly directed against me. Mt
resignation is ready. An expression IL de
manded from the republicans and citizens
IN meeting. University. agricultu-
fnl college and other vital legislation has.
had my best ability | insist thai This
wrong be righted at once, and l be left
10 an independent position may seen
best IN my judgment under the existing
circumstances In all matters,
III s. BROWNE"
The following was received In reply
In, s,5F
yon. ON the contrary. unlimited conf
Iencc, Vote as you think best.
- H. WEST
Browne received other dispatches of
1 similar nature signed by forty 81
ifty citizens OF Moscow. ON the
strength OF these assurances. Mr.
Browne determined not To resign liz
says he has voted for Sweet for ten
lays and would stilI feel inclined L.
vote for him, but he stands ready Ia
tote for and support any republican
Who can be elected SO as to end the
deadlock.
MOSCOW AFFAIR DEPLORED.
The Moscow affair is universally de-
plored among the members and among
the leaders OF both sides. c. J. Bassett.
Mr., Sweets chief lieutenant when
asked II he wished 20 make any expires
sion respecting 1t said: Such affairs
ire always To- be deplored They simply
-esult from brutal outburst of resent
nent and good people cannot afford To-
'mploy such methods 10 express their
ceilings"
There isano change In the senatorial
situation tonight. II is asserted that
Shoup viii have two more votes today
Browne and cozier. a hint has been
given that the end IN not far away. hut
he most dillgent search fails To dis
lose anything 20 warrant it,
IN THE LEGISLATURES
The legislative session was dull today.
che senate did not meet in the after
noon. Mr.. Neilrs bill permitting terms
4 district court To be held al places
'ther than the county seat was passed
y the house. The Bonner county bill
vas called up IN the mousse. but eonsid-
ration was postponed TO give the up-
'oslttun time 10 get here from the
vorth. Bills were introduced In both
iouses To abolish Alturas and Logan
ounties and create the county Of Blaine
.U8f % hi.