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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
TO CLEAR DURHAM
VIII Show Where and How He
Spent the Hours OF April 3.
THE MARKS OF A cHIsEl
me cAlsoi 70 Flr Them was Found IN
the stady OF ahe Pastor Of
Emanuei ChHrsh.

San Francisco. Sept. 2s.-The depart
ment % the superior court In which
Theodore Durrant IL on trial was the
acene Of excitement this morning. The
announcement by the district attorney
that 'the people rnst." and the subH4-
auent statement OF the attorneys for
the defense that they would proceed
today. drew 10 the city hall d crowd.
Although the occasion was OF the great
est Importance 70 Durrant, he was the
most cool and impaszive individual
present
The defense first called for the fur
Their REORGANIZATION az Detective
Gibson. Deputy Coroner Haflett and
Mrs. Leak. The last mentioned was
questioned regarding her evasighf.
maintaining that It Is good and that
she had never had any optical trouble.
Gibson said he found a hatchet In the
belfry on the occasion OF his second
examination and the deputy coroner
testified that when he girat viewed the
body of Blanche Lamont In the belfry
the mouth % the dead SRI was slightly
open.
Attorney Eugene Deuprey Tor the de-
Tense then began his opening state
ment. TIib inllmatton that the murder
waa committed not BY Durranf. but BY
Rev. John Gibson. pastor 0g Emanuel
church. was made In the significant
allusion "a the resemblance u4 the
preachers handwriting with the letter
on the paper inciosinE Blanche La.
m0nt'a rings. created y marked menaa-
gicn. The address or Deuprey began
with the dennitions Of the duties Of
jurors In capital cases. He attacked
the newspapers for articles written
and published concerning Durrant ana
warned the jury against improper de-
auctions from clreumEtamffal evidence.
DeupFcy then said: 'sThe district at
sorney has presented a strong case OF
elrcumasantaAi evidence. what At firat
would create 4 strong suspicion Of the
quit os the defendant We claim that
beyond a atFang suspicion the proaacu-
zion has failed 20 go. We contend that
with al the testimony introduced the
only issues 60 be passed on have not
been answered. Where did Blanche
Lamont forfeit her ftfe7 When did she
meet her deathf Who caused her
death7 Thesa questions have not been
answered. What was the motive Of ae-
cnsed TO take the ira Of Blanche La
month Under the testimony thus far.
Ue claim 10 ask the court at mis- time
to instruct the jury without one word
10 acduit You are entitled aud shall
know whore purranf was and what he
did on April 8 from The time he arose IN
the morning until he went 10 bed III
nlght. The district attorney promised
to show that Durranf vas not At the
5asfstrs6 xnorss ~ 9kta $780, as.4t.s.4 rs
lege on the afternoon 0f April 8 Where
Il that promised prooff No aiiuslon 70
j has been made. The prosecution has
called between 40 and 90 witnesses and
ef that number al have given material
evidence. Three elderly sadlaa. three
young ladies and one broker. wi080rla
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02

hotelkeeper, a police court shyBter and
his colleague have furnished the sub
stantial testimony upon which the pros
eenfi0n relfeB
LACK OF PROOF.
I'VE insist that the proper proof 10
wanting to connect the defendant with
the murder. We win show that other
men had access TO tiss Emanuel church.
Let me carry you along the ground up
on which we ask for q verdict for the
defense. First you shall hear from the
mother Of Dnrrant how he was inter-
ested III church work and what he did
for Emanuel church. We win ten sou
how he met Blanche Lamont and OF his
associations with her. Mrs. Durrant
viii tell how her son was dressed when
be left home on the morning Of April 3.
She win tell what her son did that
evening. The good repute and honor
able character OF the defendant win be
proven. The attendance az the Cooper
Medical College and his general de-
meaner viii be shown.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
WITHIN The paoMslTEo ZONE


The Revenue CATER kuAh OveThaHia
Largo NHmber Of Vessels.
washington, Sept. 24.-captain G. L
Hooper OF this revenue cutter Rush has
reported 70 the secretary OF ahe treas
ury the seizure Of the British schooner
Beatrice on August 90 within tbs pro
hibited Zone Mb Gxad hs the Paris award
The Rush cverhauied a large number
OF vessels and on coming up with the
Beatrice Captain Hooper himself boarded
her and found ik0 seal skins. the taking OF
only 90 OF which was recorded on her log
other evidences we're secured amply suf-
iicient, Il II said. 20 Justify the nel2uFe,
and The vessel was taken 70 unalaaka and
turned over to tbs British ship Pheasant
While there were q large number OF seal.
ing vessels within the zone on route home
covered on any OF them.
Five hundred and seven OF these vessels
wore boarded. searched and their skins
counted since August J. The seizure Of
the Beatriea is said 70 have been the only
one made, SO far a. Captain Hooper says,
since early IN the season. The sailors.
Captain Hooper says, scent danger and
are accordingly careful
There are rumoxa OF shooting. but tue
captain Is OF the opinion that these re.
ports are without foundation. He had
failed to ind guns Or skins with shot hnlez
in them. though the vessels have been
searched and the skins examined and
counted this season as never before.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
4 sERlEs or 7o.FooT-DEgP CANALS
the Deep Waterways CouVeatlou Unans
inOnssy Fnyors Them.

imOnnGy Fmyors Ihem.
Cleveland. o., Sept 16.-Tha second
days session ct the International Dnsp
Waterways convention opaness this morn
Ing with q very large attendance. The
discussions that have already taken place
demonstrates that the convention IL a unit
Ia favor Of the policy outlined al the To-
ronto convention OF last year. or fer q SO.
riea OF canals Is feet deep. the same as In
the Suez canal.
Between Chicago and oceanic naviga.
ton In the 81. Lawrence there are scarce.
" 100 miles OF shadows to be despened
and obatFuctiona TO be overcome By ca
nails and Il h feasible to carry deep
water to she Hudson and New York by
doubling the amount of work. The com.
merce Of the great lakes b already Is
psr cent OF the ton mileage Of al the rail-
roads IN the United States. Already the
commerce into and unt Of Lake Superior
through 81. Mary'H cahnl ID nearly double
that OF Ghe Eeez canal and exceeds IN
amount that Of all the other ship canals
Of the world. Yet this II hardly one-fonrth
OF the lake movement.
II h probable that the PtttsburE and
Lake Erie ship canal project win be
brought before the convention this after.
neon. although a large number OF dele
gates are opposed tc its Endorsement The
officers Of the convention. however, hold
that the representatives Of each locality
should have a fair opportunity to explain
and advocate such improvements as they
believe would be for the best interests Of
the people
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
Two euLlgT HOLES N SING wo
Hops Townslto Opner IN . Fatal Quarrel
Over Rens.


Hope Townslsc ouner in a Fatal Quarrel
Over Rena.
Hope Idaho, sept. M-Charies D.
smith. owner OF the Hope townsite and
delegate 70 the Spokane fruit fair, shot
and killed Sing Wo. Chinese truck gar
dener. yesterday afternoon at 40 o'clock.
The trouble occurred over the collection
of rent due Smith from the CAlnaman.
who rented patch Of ground fram Smith
Il Seems that Smith met Sing Wo At the
Twin Wo agency atores and an appoint
menk WAS made at Sing Wo's ahanty FOR
yeAterday af 4 b. N. Smith called ac-
coFding 70 appointment and the two men
quargeled over the amount o. rent due.
There was no one present. except q chi
neae laboreF. who stood outside OF the
door q the house. Smith claims Sing Wo
saids do you want 70 nghtg~ stimuli
taneonsiy drawing ; Ratchet and advane-
ing toward him. Smith also states that
she chinaman standing outside entered
The shanty and grabbed him ~ the ahoul.
der. Smith then drew d revolver ard
shot Sing Wo twice, either Of which
would have proven fatal
The evidence mdduced At the coFonar'a
inquest toaay was conflicting. scarcely
any Of Smiths testimony being correho-
rated by the only eyewitness, the Chinese
partner OF the deceased.
Public sentiment IL about evenly d.
videa+ the Chlnaman being a hard work.
ing, industrious man. Smith also stand.
Ing well In the community.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
T.g coNraAcToa cALLEo DOWN



Building II coaacmnea.
chensy. sept. --Agassera have been 2
lille sensational about she naw normai
-ensel building tbs last week oE y aays
nna eliminated yesterday in called
meOttng NJ the board ct trustees. MF.
pempsie came over from Hp9kane ane the
Hoard met In the afternoon and summoned
Mr.. Nlckallm. the contractor, before u IA
rerarsi 10 the kind OF material golns uife
ne building and the work being done'
Much OF the brick being delivered on tns
GROUNDS wAa condemned and ordered IT,,
moved. afr. Seaton. the architect Wae
over Monday and condemned some OF tne
atonework In the foundation q the audi'
torinm ana ordered II taken down. ktp
also condemned part Of the cut stone ae-
Iivered for the front and ends OF the main
bullsinw and ordered all the cut stone laid
IN tie front and ends Of the building taken
down and relaid.
pghIle the board regret the necessity 81
this action and the delay X must inextta'
/ Div cause in the prosecution Of the work.
/ they are unanimous ia the opinion that
action haa 10 be taken, though 4 prevent
the building being put under roof pefoft
cold weather sets In. This must 50 delay
/ the worx the board deemed Il necessary
10 POSTPONE the ceremony OF laying ths
corYrer stone from the 1at to the ibth day
/ Of October, and the secretary OF the board
/ was directed TO 30 notify the public.
TIE school Is fsiiing up beyond all e1pec
/ tatlon. There are more than twice q
many students here than at the CORES
pondlnE date last year, and they are sill
/ coming almost every day.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
4 ooUsle SUICIDE Al ST. LOUIS

We're Lovers and Dscmsd Death Prefer.
mNle 50 Separation.
st. Louis. sept. 76.-Eariy today Robert
Schmidt discovered the dead bodies OF
Joseph Reinssche and Della BoIin near the
LinaaN railway entrance 70 the park
Each HAD been shot IA the temple
Investigation disclosed a note written
by the girl In a small memorandum book
as follows:
''1oodby. all. used It for myself. and
ne used II for himself"
Near the bodies was revolver with two
cartridges exploded. Letters found In me
pockets Of Reinisehe. who Il 3 pressuan.
ahaw he WAS about 70 leave 81 Louis to
look for work and dld not expect 10 return
FOR two years. They were lovers and con.
Guided death preferable 10 separation
Some time ago Rainiaei1e was compelled
20 marry q young woman. He never lived
With her. however. He has been keeping
company wlfh Miss Ralln In opposition
10 her parents wish. Miss Nagfn was 4
daughter OF Joseph Bolin, orEanist and
musical Instructor At st. Johns Catholic
church, ard was but 10 years oI age
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
NORTH YAKlMA's Ole INDiAN JIlsl.. IS
Chisf Moses says Il n mia Lnas Az.
sseN rne4aszs

Chief Moses Says ID III Mfa Last No.
nenranes.
Nnrth Yakima. Sept. aa.--A runner from
the NoE PeNee9 has arrived to make nra-
parntion for Chief Jlm Mosea and 100
indians o. that tribe who are coming 70
attend the Big Indian Juhllee 70 b held
during the Yakima fair. They are bring.
inK ahe best race horses owned By ne
tribe. Tbs great Chief Noses Of the
Okanogan. Pao 81 tue umAtlIlaa ana nu-
mmgoas lesser chiaftains are now here
WITH thousands q their followers. ara Il
Is believed kb0 war DANCES arranged for
the jubilee win be the last and naosf i'm
preasive evar held En- which me old swar
chieftaina wllI take part
Noses says he + getting too old, and
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02

The Northwestern Miners Association
Will inset IA Spokane October Ind and sFa
and Great Northern Railway Agents Al
alt pointa N Montana. Idaiap. Waahlngtca
and British Columbia have boon instructed
70 sell tickets to applicants as one ana
chase tickets one way only securing GER
tifcate or receipt 1T time Of purchase.
which when signed BY the secretary OF the
association and presented to ticket ofics
Of the Great Northern, win entltle ths
delegate 10 one nth fare returning ID
destination. The Spokane Fruit FaFe
joint committees wiii undoubtedly al
tract the largest number az people ever
assembled az one time 10 similar gather
ings IN the northwest.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
KANE HELD ron rHE GRAND JURY
Relieved 20 se enc OF the Gang Opsrat.
ing IN Eastern Oregon.

Believed 20 bc unc OF the Gang Opsrat-
ing IN Eastern Oregon.
walia walia. Sept. &.-United States
Commissioner Doveli this morning bound
George Kane, who was arrested for pass
ing counterfeit money ~ this city over
to the United States grand Jury with
bonds at $500 In testifying yesterday De-
fore the commissioner Kane said he had
80 changed Mt railroad restaurant In
pasco last Sunday. Deputy Marshal
Parker teiegraphed to Pasco and this
morning the restaurant man wired that
nc person had money changed at his
place that Cay except railroad employees.
The officers claim they have q great
amount Of evidence against Kane which
was not brought out In the preliminary
hearing.
Kane Is believed TO be one OF the gang
who has been operating in eastern Oregon
for the past two months.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
THE BROTHERHOOD o. 81. ANDREv
Il Has 400 Chapters Scattered over the
Country.

Il Has 400 Chapters Scattered over the
Country
Louisville. Sept. I-For the next ave
days the national convention Of the
brotherhood Of 81 Andrew win be- IN
session In this city. The gathering viii
Be a notable one. from tho standing Of the
delegates aad the questions TO BE- dis
cuased. IL has 100 chapters. scattered
over the country. each being entitled 70
send two delegates, and over 100 OF these
have already arrived. The headquarters
Of the delegations and the executive cona-
mittee are at the Gauit house, but many
Of the visitors are being entertained By
private families. Tbs convention win not
be called 20 order until tomorrow, but
today an all day service Of quiet prayer
that the proceedings may be guided By
the hand OF providence was conducted
BY Rev. Or. j. o. s. Huntington. Bishop
Dudley win open the convention tomorrow
morning.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
RANcHMgN $50 INpIANs FlahT


Hermosiiio, HEX, Sept. 1s.s-Inf0rfnntion
reaches here OF fiGht between q scouting
party OF Fanehman and band OF Ynuui
Indians IN the mountains southeast OF
here.
Ihe Indians had been making attacks
upon the ranches Of the sEOckmen and
had burned 3 number OF ranch building
and driven on several hundred head OF
stock.
The ranchmen organized q party. went
ia pursuit ana came upon them in the
mountains. They fired upon the indiana
and the latter stood their ground.
The battle was 4. hand to hand eonaict.
resulted IN the killing a. 1--WE Indiana
and w0undiuw or several others. Three
ranchmen we're killed and i've wounded.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
Aope cHlNAMgN TO PUSH THE CASE
smith II ueid for ths gsrnna Jury with
oue He'll

! HOPE. Idaho. SEPT. 90. c. smith. who
ah0f and killed Chinaman Sing We, wan
held today BY Justice Glahe 10 The grand
fury W.ithou. bail
Deputy Sheriff NickeNaon took Smith 10
the county jail az Ratharum thls evening
4 - said the Chinese hers propose 10
push thu case against Smith. and have
secured two lawyers from San Francisco
Is ala them
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
SENATOR DUsols JOURNEY NoHTA
Several Political pilgrlmaRes lgeporsca
Ia Idaho.

Boise. Sept A-senator Dubois win
leave on Saturday for i tour q the norm.
arn part Of the state lie n At present Al
his home 81 nleekfoei and vii "a north
over the Utah Northern.
1hefe have baen several nitErlmaRoA
lately. iuaieatin& that thn tinan Nm ensne
Nhen political matters must Be- looked
after. and Senator Dubois evidently doaa
n0t propose tp leave the Geld eloar 3 hle
upz-pneuge
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
sINTeNcEo 90 pRlzg FIaHrIAa

Principals Given One Yenr Each In ths
kmnsaa Renltemslsry.
Weir, Kan, Sept a.-'sPaddyss Purteil
and johnson, -'the Terrible 6Wede.'' have
been sentenced 20 enc year each In ths
penitentiary for lighting. Tho aght u
eurref last spring ~ Gaisna. The coua.
" attorney had orders from uovernor
Morrill, 20 stop Il, hut ne watched seward
rounds before Interfering
Attorney General Dawes immediately
took steps to have tbs Fighters prosecuted
and has been succHsmfui In securing tha
conviction and sentence.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
SILVER CONVENTION N RALEIct
Wen known Democrats af North Caro-.
iium ia Asa1 mdAmct

Wen known Democrats az North Caro-
iknm tn Asse mdamct.
Raleigh. ~. c.. Sept. 25.-The non-par-
tisan silver convention called here BY
well known democrats. among the sign
ers being Governor Carr. Secretary Of
State Cook and ex-Domocratic State
Chairman Smith. met today. with ex-sus-
tleS James @. McRaa as chairman ana
Congressman Harry skinner (popnlist)
and DR.. ]. J. Mott trepublican) vice prosl-
dents.
Three or four hundred persons e.
tended
Senator Marion Butler presented q set
Of resolutions agreed upon by the con-
ference last night, The resolutions state
that free and unlimited coinage OF silver
h the only way TO end the evils OF gold
monometalliam, and recommended voters
to elect only such senators and repreaen-
tatiyes and presidential electors a. win
declare en- tbs stump their Endorsement
Of free coinage, and request that other
states hold such conventions and take
similar action.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
exAMINATIoN oF MlNEaAL LAnns
Secretary smith Deelden Thaf the Hork
Must Go On

Washington, Sept. A..-Seerefary amlth
has directed that mineral land comunls-
sloners IN Montana and Idaho shall cor.
tlnne the work Of making exaninafioun
q lands II the Northern Pacific grant.
The commissioners were stopped by
reason Of the appropriation bripe -,
hnusted. but Il has been determined thmt
unacr The new law the eorngnlaSloner~
must continue the WORK even Il 4 aSfiel-
oney IL created.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
THE HEpoRr ON INDIAN AFFAIRS
0nIy Importnus Dexelogmeng Yves she
1raubis 81 Jackson Hole.

1raubis 81 ya<kaom Hole.
washington, Sept &.=CuMmisai0ner az
Indian AffairS Browning has made hia an
nuai report 70 the secretary Of the IN
terror. The only new important aavel.
opmentA during Tho year Ia the trouble
between the Bannoek Indians and the
whites IT jackson Hole. Wyoming. on
this matter Commissioner Browning en-
closes a former special report be made on
august II. Since the report. however.
the whole matter has haen referred 70 ths
department OF Justice. and tina attorney
general has reported that no Indians are
nov confined IL Wyoming for violating
the game lava Of that state, those who
were held having heea allowed 10 escape
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
He HAS SKIPPED from oETRoIT
MS Friends Entrusted aim with over
SI6O. 600.

His Friends Entrusted dim VITA over
$1,000
Detroit, Sept. &.-The Evening News
win publish a sensational three column
story regarding the disappearance from
Detroit OF Edward B. Harvey, a wei
known and heavy real estate operator,
and supposed to be the monayed member
Of the clothing firm OF Mabiey. Harvey q
Co. which closed several weeks ago.
h ID charged that Harvey took advant-
age OF social and patefnal ties 20 drag his
friends into speculative. or pretended
speculative schemes, until he caught q
score to tho amount OF over 9le8l0ol
r. c. Webb Endorsed Harvey'n paper &c
che extent OF nearly siOQ,0o0
Harvey In now In Winnipeg, Manitoba,
where he In interested with others IN de-
veloplnE salt and lumber resources on a
large tract Of land they own.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
The poaTRAlT OF GUSHING EgLLs


tntefaatins UeonaIou,
Walla Walla. sept, "a tine liEe-size
portrait of Cushing Eeiia. thA founder Of
Whitman college. was presented 70 the
trustees this evening BY the artist. Mrs
&. c. Ross Of Waila Walia. Exercises OF
great interest were held IL the College
chapel. Addresses were made BY prafeh-
sor w. D. Lyman and President s. 81 l.
Panr0ae.
The services Of the old pioneer hero.
both as ; missionary and IS a Christian
educator. we're spoken Of ut tenmth- The
northwest owes an inealcuiahle debt 81
gratitude TO him. Ills nfe's work cul-
minated Ia the founding Of Whitman col.
leNe 40 a memorial 90 has coiaeorer. Mar
Gus Whitman.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
the co9UR D'ALENG NOV woaks
rheir Destruction ~ sire Causes = loas
Of So. 600.

q =" II = ZOE
Of $40. 900
Wallace. Sept. 25.--The Occur d.Alene
IRON works, two miles above town. was
burned the morning Of the Esd. The loss
viii be about szo.ooo with no insurance
There seems 70 be no doubt but TINT
the ilFe was Of incendiary origin.
MeHEFa. Farrell a Thompson, the own
eFa. have already secured a location
within The city. ana Win commences the
erection Of a larger plant az once. They
expect to be ready Tor business within
10 days.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
HOW nc PASSED BOGUS MoaEv
Kane Testiflos In His Oan Behalf 81 the
Preliminary heariuR.

preliminary HeefiuGs
Waila Waila. Sept. NC. Kane, charg.
ed with passing counterfeit money. was
before United States Commissioner Dow
I'll today. AZ she preliminary hearing sew
sral merchants gave testimony that Kane
attempted 70 pass counterfeit half and
one dollar pieces One EFocerYman and
sRloankeeper testified that Kane had
passed spurious coin ON them. Kane test.
lied IN his own behalf. lie came 10 Wal
tn Maila last Sunday on his way 60
Starhuek u secure employment in che
raiiroad shops At Paauu he had a so
gold piece changed. receiving some aifxar,
and did not know the money WAS coun-
terfeit. having been drunk several weeks
and Tot being capable Of distfng rushing
good money from had.
TIE commissioner took the case under
either side to Introduce moro testimony Il
desired.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
cHolEaA FIGUsEs Aaa Growing
Nearly rs ooo Deashs In Japan rp 10

Vancouver. b. c.. Sept aL-rhe steamer
Empress Of fndla arrived from tha ORR
ent to-day, On this 10Th Inst. e6a esAaea Of
eholena and 4Te deaths we're reported IL
Japan. Up 70 tia sih Of September s.
81 cases and q. rs deaths had occurred
since the outbreak.
Eighteen Russian c0nvletp who escaped
from 6nghaEfeu have been ARRESTED BY the
Japanese p0llce nenr Maxodmte Five eaa
raiaaa aHnin from pTaeon. ard ere remain
ing = were handed over s. the Russian
counsel ana nsnt e saNhaHenL
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02

8elia tFA1la, Sept h~~Jeseph olnfen
no Has causht in Ehn ncs az burAlaFizlnN
~ MARTINS iemelrv gfare last wsaA
4aH eesH arsaignea IN the charge ~ a.
tsnntsl burglary and a. his request
AFAnsaa aNkil tameaxsw - plead
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
a GANG or OUTLAWS SENTENCED


Fort Smith, Ark, Sept. M--Lucxg ia
TiE Moama Juiy, sam Simpson. Lewis
Davis ana BUTTS Buck were sentenced IN
kha United atMses court this morning to
W. hanged Thursday, October 81.
They arr aEa4r Of autiaNa who ere
ated q reign % terror 81 Crask Nation
0eNsnG July and august
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02

FIt1Es HllN iFNluHlEl headncANa on dEnr7nmaA
lnrFed OF coated touaue--it proves khak
you r bissoHs. n that ease vcu ahonad
use the Pelleta.n They are nnaa-btlAaus
grannlea, which act Ii prompt and mefNyaS