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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
cAIcAcoANs VISITING clsvgLANo

"soun1 Money Couriers Thanked. hut
Their Invitation Not Accepted.
Z washington April 1.-The president
thts morning received a representative
delegation Of Chicago In behalf OF leading
citizens OF Chicago. irrespective Of party
Affiliations. to Invite him to q public recep-
ton TO himself and Mrs. Cleveland as an
expression OF appreciation OF hts stead
fastness In the preservation OF q sound
national currency The members of the
delegation were William +. Bland. pres-
ident Of the Chicago hoard of trade; Geo.
W. Smith. ex-president OF the Union
League Club: John A. Roche. ex-mayor;
+. w. Harvey. ex-presiden; OF the Com
mercial Club; and David Kelly and Henry
O. Robins. The president expressed hts
qualification. but gave no assurance OF
his acceptance. saying his duties might
require his presence In Washington for
some time
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY CONGRESS
American Railway Association. Win send
Delegates 20 London.


Chicago. March A.--According 20 an
item which appears In the next ISSUE OF
the ofiiciai Railway Guide the American
Railway Association has become a mem-
Der OF the International Railway Con
gross. This congress. which In 20 meet
IN London June u. 1896 includes railway
officials from all parts OF the world. rs
nations being represented In its member
ship. Many subjects Of great Interest viii
be discussed. The prince of Wales has
consented to preside at the opening cere-
monica The delegates 30 far chosen to
represent the American Railway Assocl-
alton are: r. 8. Haines. president OF the
association. and vice president OF the
plant system. and W. q. Allen. secretary
Of the system. and manager OF the ON
csai Guide. Tho association is entitled to
eight delegates. and the names OF the
others selected win be announced sbon
The following named railway companies
are members OF the congress. and win
send delegates on their own account. In
addition to the representative: Louis
willie 4 Nashville Pennsylvania, Denver
q Rio Grande. New York. New Haven a
Hartford. Chesapeake q Ohio, Fitchbhrg,
Richmondt fredericksburg a Potomac,
Arizona q southeastern. Los Angeles
Terminal.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
He FORGED CHECKS
THE FRAUD SOON DISCOVERED
oniesrs Oeertssak Him aa the Road Go
cheney and ne L. New safe
in sail.

sprague. April LA smooth stranger
named II. p. Bailey vietimixed business
men out OF about $50 yesterday. He
passed a large number of cheeks forg-
ing the name OF A. w. Lindsay. book
keeper or the First National. Among
the victims were John l. Carney. $40;
George +. Bennington. Sc: George Muir
ply, IS; w. p. Putnam. IS: Richard
Fish. Sc. and several others for small
amounts.
The fraud was discovered this morn
ing. when the checks were presented.
The bank officers started at once after
the swindber and overlook him on the
Cheney road. few miles east OF
sprague. He waived examination be-
fore a justice. He was bound over In
81 900 bail TO the superior court
Baiieysis well connected. He was for
merly a. classmate OF Lindsay's at the
Bishop Scott Academy. Portland. His
family lives In Pendleton.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
GARFIELD.
UNPLEASANT NEWS FOR cusANs
Premier Castillo of spain Not sparing OF
Troops TO Fight Rebels

Premier Castillo of spain Not sparing of
Troops TO Fight Rebels.
Madrid. March 2s.-The premier. Sem
or Canovas Del Castillo. In an interview
today said: 1T Ii useless to deny that
the situation In Cuba In grave. but the
government Is determined TO settle the
matter decisively this time. Within the
next month 10000 men win be sent TO
Cuba and II necessary 100. 600 troops viii
be dispatched In order to occupy the
entire disturbed territory"
SUSPECTS KEEP QUIET.
Washington. March 2s-senor Mura-
qua. the Spanish minister. had recently
advised the state department of several
shipments OF arms and ammunition
from this country 10 the insurgents In
Cuba These shipments are said to
have been made from PHILADELPHIA.
Perth Amboy. New Jersey and savan-
nah. Instructions were given TO have
the suspected points watched and for
the prosecution of persons engaged In
the business. The suspects. however.
have managed to elude detection and
the prosecuting officers have been un-
able thus far 10 secure sufficient eyi-
dence 10 make cases.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
A LARGE ARMY OF FlususTeRERs
Reports That Secret, Movement Is on
Foot Against Cuba

Foot Against Cuba
Jacksonville. Fla, March s0.--It is re-
ported that secret movement In on foot
10 organize. equip and embark direct from
Jacksonville and Fernandina an army OF
5000 Cubans and negroes for service In
the Instruction OF Cuba. The movement
IL reported to be managed by the Cuban
revolutionists. The ground reported TO
be taken by the managers In that as the
Spanish officials perslstently deny that an
Instruction exists In Cuba, she canno
make valid complaint at Washington
against filibustering expedition. The
United States can and will proceed
against fillbustering only when Spain
gives formal notice that an insurrection
exists In Cuba.
CHANGES MADE BY SPAIN.
Madrid. March 3o.-Ail the Cuban pre-
fects have resigned. They will be re-
placed by military officers. II is reported
that General Antonio Maceo. the insur-
gent leader. has landed In KamacIa.
Rebel Leader Henry Brooks has left
Cuba for New York. II Is stated that
Calman Garcia Is also trying to leave
the island. The appointment OF Marshal
Martinez Campos to the command Of the
troops OF Cuba has been received with
great satisfaction In that island.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
FUNERAL OF ACTRESS AMY rHIll

LAST Services NJ Minneapolis Attended
~ Large coneourse OF People.
Minneapolis, March si.-This afternoon
the Church Of the Immaculate Con-
rtion. Rev. Father J. ]. Keane con
70 the funeral services over the re.
y OF Amy thin. the young actress
H|<e tragic death was caused BY the acf
- ~ nAnman u New York last Tuesday
ruisrHe or people. The pail bearers were
six young society men. The fioral ofrnr.
nEs were numerous and beautiful The
remains were removed to the vaults a.
Lakewood cemetery.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
TWO MILLIONS FOR THE vgrER ANS


wisconsin. Minnesota and fhe Oak btas
WilI Get That Amount.
Milwaukee. Wis. April l.-Within the
next two weeks over q. ooo, 0e from the
treasury OF Uncle sam will have been
distributed amongst the veterans
OF the war In this state. Minnesota and
the two DakotaA This comprises the
Milwaukee pension district, although
nearly quarter OF q million OF the to-
tai disbursement goes into Illinois, In
diana and Michigan. Three hundred
Mexican war veterans and one nun
dred survivors OF Union campaigns
prior 70 the civil war are still on the
roll
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
OUTLAWS KILLED IN A STREET ROW
sam Mewilliams and George sanders
Shot by q Sheriff's Posse.

sam MeWilliams and George sanders
Shot bv q sheriff's Posse.
Fort Smith. Ark. March 2s.--The dead
bodies OF Sam Mcwilliams and George
Sanders. the outlaws killed this morning
IN night at Braggs. /. r.. have arrived
here. William Barbee. the deputy United
States marshal who brough; the bodies.
tells the following story:
This morning ] was sitting on the no.
tel porch at Braggs. having just had
breakfast when three men came riding
up and hitched their horses TO the rack
In front OF Morris store. Coming across
the street to the hotel they made me hold
up my hands and disarmed me. Finding
that l was an officer they marched me 10
Morris store and said that as soon as
they finished robbing II they would XIII
me. An Indian who was on the porch
at the time they held me up slipped ont
and gave the alarm. lie notified III,
sheriff. who got n posse and advanced
TO the store. As they came up the rob
bers ran out and the fight commenced.
AcWiliiams and Sanders were killed. ana
the robber. who was recognized a. sam
Butler, escaped. badly wounded.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
FORGED CHINESE CERTIFICATES

SAN Francisco Officers Capture Two
Sehemers. Folx and Ciprieo.
San Francisco. March Ss.-Federsi Of.
icers tonight caught two men IN the act
OF forging Chinese registration certih-
Gates and arrested them They are en-
ployes OF the Oceanic Steamship compa-
ny and are named Folx and ciprico. The
officials claim to have unearthed q gigan-
tic conspiracy TO forge Chinese certifi-
VA faz
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
oPINloNs oE rHe supREMe couR

Two Cases From King and one Prom
skagit County PASSED Uron.
Olympia. April i.--Jannes Shannon 81
A.. respondents. w, 7. J. GrindatafY ana
=. =. Grindstan, appellants. from skagit.
Alarmed.
Charles n. wooding. appellant. va the
Puget Sound National hang and First
National bank OF Seattle. respondents:
from King. Affirmed.
". b Reinhart. respondent. ~. H
Watson. Alice Watson and the Mer-
chants National bank. appellants: from
King. Affirmed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
spANGLE INTENDS TO MAKE nurrER
Creamery Project ON Foot Receives Great
encouragement.


encouragement.
Spangle. Wash. March 29.-The cit
liens held a meeting last night at the
Sherman house 10 discuss the creamery,
The committee appointed to solicit sub
scriptions toward the proposed cream
cry reported that they had s527 subscribe
ed. with promise Of more. They think
the creamery IL assured.
GARFIELD.
GARFIELD. March e9.-Improvements are
already commencing, and considerable
building Is promised during the summer
l. L. Bondeli is putting a 2i-foot addition
onto the rear of his store building. occu-
pied by E. ]. Trimble a Co., and g. ].
Tant Is putting an addition onto his house
occupied by Rev. u. NJ. Squire.
A pleasant party was given at the resi-
dence OF n. X. Gartin Monday evening,
as farewell to Miss Maggie Mitchell,
who left the following morning on 4
three months visit to relatives at Law
renee. Kan. and Miss Lizzie Gwinn, who
leaves In a few days for Nebraska.
The buds on the gooseberry are swell
ing nicely. and home grown green onions
are to be found on our tables occasional
ly.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
rHE rRurr Coop AT pENAwAwA
Peach Trees Loaded Down With Peach
Diossoms-P Prospects Bright

Penawawa. April I--Peach trees here
are fairly loaded down with blossoms.
and although Il Is reasonably sure that
there will be no frost 10 do any damage
TO fruit now. there Is a little danger
from frost for week or 10 days yet
There IN much less moisture In the
ground this year than the last two or
three seasons, and crops on ground
which Ia not irrigated look rather dis
couraging. But where artificial irriga-
ton N used the dry weather only rem
ders danger from frost less liable, ana
the turning of water into bitches n few
weeks earlier than usual Present proa-
poets indicate that the crop OF fruit this
year win be an enormous one. II not
even larger than ever before.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
NEW SLEEPING CAR COMPANY
Rolling stock With Convenience bar
Ahead OF Those In Use.

Rolling stock With Convenience fsr
Ahead OF Those In Use.
Kansas City. March ga local paper
says:
The Williams Palace Sleeping Car
Company has been organized with a
capital stock OF 5000. 600. to mauufaa-.
ture new car. unequailed In points =
elegance and comfort by any. sleer;'|
now IN use. The new car is the inxl|| {
uen OF q local railroad man. who ~az
Formerly connected with the Mlsn<3z1t3
racine and the Rock Island roads. Tl,s
leading shareholders OF the cosnua ~
are eastern capitalists. who are heavfly
interested In railroads and railroad ma !
chinery. The main feature of the new
car Is a berth which disappears. at the
VIII or the passenger. into the wall Of
the car. and IL confined In a space of
Ii inohea."
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
HONDURAS NOW SEES ITS mlsrAk


Washington. March 2s.-The report OF
Captain Davis OF the United States
steamship Montgomery. upon hls inves-
legations In Honduras. surrounding the
killing of the American. Renton. al
Brewers lagoon. has Just been received
at the navy department The report Is
being carefully sifted by the officials.
Captain Davis made a most careful In
qniry Into all OF the facts. The conclu-
sion IL that the Honduran government,
is properly chargeable with the respon-
sibility of the affair. and has been dere-
lict In failing 10 take any steps what
ever TO ascertain and punish the perpe-
traitors OF the crime. Captain Davis
awakened the Honduran officials. and
there Is now n fair prospect that JUS
tice viii be secured at last.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
STATE FAM AT NORTH YAKIMA
Decide 10 Hold 10 After
the Hon Picking season.

the HOP Picking Season.
North Yakima. April Tho state fair
commissioners met today and appointed
Y. l. Van Dusen superintendent Of
grounds for the coming year. Other APP
pointments were postponed for two
weeks. on a telegraphic dispatch from
Governor McGraw. He wants further
time In naming commissioners 70 sue
coed J. II. Patton OF Tacoma and John n.
Reavis OF Spokane. whose terms have
expired The fair win be held this year
at the ciose OF the hop-picking season.
when there win be 500 or i.0oe Indians
AZ Yakima. and there are promised war
dances and races as attractions.
Last fan the fair and the Indian fes-
but 30 novel and Interesting were the
latter that many people travelled hum
dreds OF miles 10 be present and were
well repaid for their Journey.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
TO BUILD THE VALLEY ROAD NOW

California People Eager 90 Escape tho
southern pacifscss Clutches.
San Francisco. April 1.-The board of
directors OF the San Joaquin Valley Rail-
road Company today decided to accept
the offer made by the business men Of
Stockton and 10 so right ahead with the
work Of building the road up the valley
from that poinf.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06

New York. April 1.-The Ward line
steamer yumari which arrived this morn
inx from Havana. brought as passengers
Captain Green. the mate. steward and
three senrnen OF the schooner Ninna TIL
son OF RocklNnd. burned at sea March "A
The crew took 70 the boats and fishing
schooner rescued them and landed them
az Havana.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
WILLAMETTE VALLEY ROAD LANDS
Interior Department Is Lenient in It's
treatment of the Company.


Treatment OF the Company.
Washington. March D.-The secretary
Of the interior has overruied the former
departmental decision In the case of the
Willamette Valley a Cascade Mountain
Railway Company VIZ. Chapman. which
held that the con1pany's failure to respond
to the settlers publication OF notice TO
submit final proof preciudes the company
hereafter making objection to the allow
ance OF such entry. This doctrine was
held to be contrary to the supreme court
decision. and a similar decision in the
case OF Brady vs.. the Southern Pacific
company In overruled. This action Is
taken in disposing OF the appeal case OF
the Willamette Valley Company va. @.
W. Hogan. involving lands within the
limits Of Withdrawals made for the bene-
nt OF the road, and Secretary Smith en-
phasises the Importance In making selec-
lions TO satisfy grants as speedily as pos
able. In order to restore to settlement and
entry the surplus remaining In the limits
OF the withdrawal.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
RICE or SILVER CONTINUES TO RISE
Aamistice In tho orient Relieved 10 Affcc,
the Market

New York, March Nl--The rise In silver
today Is due TO the granting of an arms
tice and renewed hope OF q dec;aration OF
peace by China and Japan on terms which
compel China 70 pay . heavy indemnity.
thereby requiring her 10 come into the
market a. a silver buyer II 10 expected
also that with the close OF the war d re-
vival OF trade In the east will take place
which win make an Increased demand for
silver. silver closed at esk cents par
ounce.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
ROMANCE IN 4 CONVICT CAMP


devoted Wife visited Her Husband. but
L. Now 90 Marry Another Man.
Atlanta. Ga. March n.-There is an In
teresting story connected with the en-
gsgement OF May Shields. daughter of the
mayor OF Big Rapids. Mich. to L. 8. Dan
iels. a Ciarksville. Tenn. lawyer. news
OF which has just reached here. A few
years ago Miss Shields eioped with the
son OF r. T. Buckner. q millionaire mer-
chant of New York. The story of Buck
ner's conviction OF theft win be remsm-
hered. as well as the fact that there was
n strong Indication that he went to prison
rather than compromise the young wom-
an whose property he was charged with
stealing When he was sent 10 the peni-
Tertiary much interest was manifested IN
his pretty wife. who made every effort to
secure his pardon She was taken care
Of by prominent people and remained
for some time. going out 20 the convict
camp 20 see her husband almost daily.
II now transpires that she has secured
divorce and her engagement TO the Ten
nessee gentleman IA announced.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
FATAL TREATMENT BY AnT.roxINE
Experiment ON n Brooklyn patient Re.
suited In q Horrible Death.

etea an - hofthrts Dshth.
New York. March si---A fluid supposed
10 have been anti-toxins was injected into
the arm of Bertha n. Valentine. II years
old. OF brooklyn. to cure q slight attack
OF diphtheria- The girl died In awful
agony In less than ten minutes. DR.. L.
j. kcrtright, who injected the fluid. said
When the anti-toxine was prepared
In Germany some powerful poison must
have become mixed with II by mistake.
Almost as soon an the fluid was injected
she became uneasy. Then abe complained
Of tickling sensation IN her throat and
all over her body. She was then seized
with convuislons. and never before In my
life have I seen such q horrible death"
Coroner Cramer said: This Ia matter
of too much moment for ms 20 say what
action ! win take. The autopsy physi-
clan says the death was directly due 10
me fiuid enti-toxins."
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
WILL CONTESTANTS ARE WEARY
alleged Heirs OF J. Hood Wright With.
draw Their suit.

AIIexed HeiTN OF j. Hood wight With
draw Their Suit.
New York. April Efforts to break the
will OF the late J. Hood Wright have
collapsed When the case was called to-
day before Surrogate Arnold. ex-surro-
rate Ransom. counsel for the contest
ants. said: Contestants and other per-
sons interested In MFR. wright's $500. 600
ara scattered over the earth. We have de-
termined to withdraw objections 10 the
win and desire 10 have an order 10 that
effect" Francis Lyndesfson. appearing
for Mrs. Wright. said there had been no
settlement Of any kind. and he had been
perfectly willing to proceed with the case.
The contestants who have thus with
drawn are the sons OF Charles Hood
Wright. brother Of the deceased.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
THE MUSCULAR SYSTEM

OF every weary,
thin or thin blood
ed person does in
work with con-
slant difiicuisyand
fatigue. They feel
!" wofn,." or tired
out, ''rur-Sicwr /"
or nervous.
Feeble people
who are dyspep-
de- find that ex-
cEcise after q meal
Il sure 70 cause
kssened power 70
digest food BE-
cause there u -
little blood, and
what there n, 10
carried OF from
the gastric orRans
70 the muscles.
What 10 needed
II plenty Of blood.
and that Of the
rsurs kind NJ
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
TRYING TO IDENTIFY THE BODY


test murder Mystery.
Railway. n. J.. April l.--Inquiry among
the colored people OF this place regarding
the probable identity OF tho woman
whose mutilated body was found at Wa
terby place and Sixth avenue, New York,
Sunday morning. and near whose body
was found n bit of paper indicating that
she may have been from Railway, shows
that the only person answering the de-
scription OF the murdered woman who
ID missing rs Pearl Ivory, recently en-
oloyed by a family on Elm avenue. A
young colored man, supposed to be from
New York. frequently called 20 see her
here An effort Ii being made to trace
her In Newark.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
BARN AND CONTESTS DESTROYED


stallion Burned Surveying Party.
EiiensburE. March so.-A barn owned
by Jacob Cieman. three miles from here
burned last night By lantern upseftinx.
togethsr with three wagons two harvest
cru. two mowers. several sets OF harness.
3-year-old Coach stallion. two carloads
Of ssied hay and q drAyiead Of sead
wheat No insurance.
A party Of surveyors IN reported e.
working In this valley. Several engineers
have been here for tho rAst few days. but
refuse 70 give our any information. The
prevailing opinion 10 that they are Great
Ncrthsru men.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06

Regina. n. w. T.. April 1.-The eour,.
house building. containing all the record.
OF the Northwest territory, was hurnsa
last night. with valuable government pa-
pers and the judges library. which can
Y, no ~ y replaced. The ioaa on the building
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
The Northwest Mininp Rsyiev

Gives all the latest milsang news OF
Washington, Idaho. Oregon, Mon
tana and British Columbia The bpst
advertising medium. Rates mad
known on application. Subscription
81 per year. The Mining Review Pub
ishing Co.. Spokane. v axhington.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
miners compromls.d.

Pittshurg. April l-Thcre was a break
f1ttsourx district this morning. when -
men employed hv ". l. Robinson re-
stunned ~ . eomrrnmise rata Of % osnfa.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
The JAPANESE NATIONAL sxposr ion
Celebration OF the ons Thousnndth yea
of kyusnsa Existence

New York. April 1--Aecording 20 ad.
vsees from Toxic. the war between Japan
and China win mot interfere with the
opening today az Kyofe of q national in
dustrini exhibition in eommemoratioh az
the Loooth anniversary Of the founainE
Of that city ~ the old capital Of ia pan.
An parts OF the empire ana an OF ia I'M.
dustries are rspresented m the sxbosi-
ton
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
HATTAsAUeH IS NOW OUT ON sAIL
Arrested for Emhexxling Idaho and In.
tah County Funds.

Moscow. Idaho. March N--county Com
missioner w. X. Lsasure swore out two
warrants this afternoon against I. c. Hat
tnbauxh for embexxisment OF al. kaK. s6 ana
sz2 77t&. the amount Of county and state
funds On the Commercial hank. Hatta-
baush heard OF the warrants ana reached
the courthouse - the sheriff WA ieakinx
u 20 serve them- Ball vas liked ct IA oo
and sa.ooe which was instantly furnishes.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06

The Americas Tobacco Company has d.
cisrsd It's regular quarterly dividend Of :
pr eant. on preferred stock and per ceat
en- common. payable May /.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
Murdered her children

Columbus. Ohio. April Mrs. II. II. b.
williams or Grove City Saturday regis
tered at the Park hotel. Today two OF
her children were found In the room dead
with their threats cut and one sim alive.
The mother has disappeared. The father
came today.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06

washington. Ae<I1 1s-Teasy's state
mont Of the treasury shows: Availsbie.
cash baiance. tlxz.s17.1sz; gold reserve.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06

Sc. Paul announces Improvement An
clothing. hardware. zhoe@. hats and tnsIl.
2nafy.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06

Ontario miiiers are bringing wheat
westward from Montreal