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The Washington times., 1895-06-13
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Adam Bede. BY George Eliot.
Anna Karenine. BY Count Lyof Toll
stoi.
Beyond Pardon. BY Charlotte NJ.
Braeme.
Born Coquette, A. BY "The Duchess"
Confessions of an English Opium
Eater. BY Thomas De Quincey.
Consuefs. BY George Sand.
Dicks Sweetheart. BY 1.-The Ouch
ess.'
Father end Daughter. BY Freder-
ika .Braeme.
French Revolution, The. BY Thomas
Heroes and Hero w Worship. BY Thomas
Carlyle.
House Of the Seven Gables, The. By
Nathaniel hawthorne.
Hunchback of Notre Dame, The. BY
Victor Hugo.
Jane Eyre. BY Charlotte Bronte.
Lamplighter, The. BY Marie S. Cum
Minis.
Last Days of Pompeii, The. BY Sir
e. Bulwer-Lytton.
Lost Love, The. BY Mrs. Oliphant.
Lucille. BY Owen Meredith.
Marvel. BY 1.-The Duchess
My Danish Sweetheart. BY w. Clark
Russell.
Pilgrim IS Progress. By John Bunyan.
Plutarch's Lives.
Scottish Chiefs, The. BY Miss Jane
Porter.
Second Thoughts. BY Rhoda Brough-
ton.
Self-Sacrifice. BY Mrs. Oliphant.
Terrible Temptation, A. BY Charles
Reade.
This Wicked World. BY Mrs. III.
Lovett Cameron.
Three Guardsmen, The. BY Alex
ander Dumas.
Thrown on the World. BY Char
Iotte NJ. Braeme.
Two Orphans, The. By r. D'Ennery.
The Washington times., 1895-06-13
IN THE TEMPERANcE FIELD.
Cammack Tent, I. o. r., Elects Charles
L.I.i..E -.

Cammack Tent, I. o. r., Elects Charles
S. ShutterIy Chief Counsellor.
At the Tuesday evening meeting of Cam
mack Tent, No. 56. l. o. R., Chief Ruler
Goff presided. A report was received
from Cammack Tent Junior, bearing news
of success and gain in membership, also
asking that two, at present vacant, po-
sitions on the board of trustees be filled.
Mr. Charles S. shutterly was, on mo-
ton, chosen as chief counselor, and after
some discussion on the management of
the tent, Mr.. A. N. Warficld and Deputy
Ruler w. E. Allen volunteered to serve
as assistant counsellor for the present
The special social committee reported
that it was desirable to postpone the pro-
posed entertainment to avoid conflict
with the grand tents excursion on July
IT.
The garden party held under the
auspices of Cammack Tent Junior on last
Friday and Saturday evenings makes a
certainty of the drum corps, which has
so long been a pleasant dream in the
minds of the young members of the
Junior Tent
The Washington times., 1895-06-13
Real Estate Transfers.

Deeds OF real estate were filed yesterday
for record as follows: W. II. Barnes and
j. L. Weaver, trustees to Emanuel Speech.
lots SIS to 70, Barnes sub, block 20, add
to LIE Droit Park, SO. F. B Bontz and J.
Mel. Carusi executors to r. H and Fairfax
BontZ, part lot At, Wright and Cox sub,
Mount Pleasant, $1,000 T W Fow-
Ter and j. L. Barker, trustees to jeremiah
j. Brosnan, lot 80, Todds' sub, square
CAB, $1,5I0. Z. A. Holton and 7. G.
Cormick, trustees to Anna r. Jameson, part
lot 3, BrooHand, SO. E. G. Knight and
husband to j. o. johnson, lot A, Weaver's
sub, block 13, LIE Droit Park, subject
to encumbrances, SO. Maria C. Nc
Carthy to James Mcmahon, part lot 3,
Van Patten sub, square IA, $1,000. F.
B. Mcclure, trustee to D. c., lots 81 and
6S, McGuire's sub, square 555, ST 500. so.
j. ]. Reynolds and wife to K
NJ. Wright, lot 81, Ballochs sub,
square 177, $4,000. C. Thompson
stedt sub, block 4. Takoma Park, subject
TO 5000 trust, So 900. Sisters of Wis
itation, Georgetown, to Mary NJ. Keek,
lot 20, Geier's sub, square $50, quit
claim, $50. George w Walsh to Mary NJ
Keek, lot 20, Geier's sub, square $50,
$3.50. w. R. Wilcox and j. Z. Benton,
trustees, to Joseph H Hunter, original lots
10, Is and 10, square 1890, 5000 Julian
w. Dean aud wife to g. E. and Edward
Kern, trustees, part Beall's Adventure and
Fife Enlarged" county, in trust to pay
$4,000 debts, SO. c. NJ Towson to
] G. Ringwalt, trustee, lot IS, block 80,
Brookland. in trust for J. R. Codwise, one
half; for G. e. Ringwalt, one-quarter, and
j. T. Duhamel, ,one-quarter, subject to trust,
$40 William Wall, trustee, to T. A
Lambert and R. O. Hoffman, trustees,
quit claim, 81.
The Washington times., 1895-06-13
Police Conrt Grist

In the police court yesterday Lucy
Honesty, charged with assault, was sent
to Jail for thirty days. Henry Albert,
assault: S 0 or thirtydays. James Warden,
assault; thirty days. Philip Gibson,
assault; $50 days. Jones Dixon, assault;
So or nine days. William Brown, larceny;
SO or thirty days. John Harris and Nellie
Garrel, violating the Edmunds act; jury
trial demanded. Thomas j . McHugh, vio-
lating the bottling laws; continued until
to-day. William L. Wells, assault; con-
tinued Henry Cater, inconigibility;
continued. James Gray, assault; $40 or
thirty days. Catherine Cisco, larceny;
SO fine
The Washington times., 1895-06-13
KONSTERNATION1 IN THE
kAMPS OF THE
KLAIMANTS I1 I1d fPslie Ps1fonase' naysF
NG' Nlh in it old RELIABLE whS Ds.s shsn Make Rs ku
KutS Viciously.

And in the interests of the masses-wh
evidenced their appreciation OF his efforts
to serve them-by GRO wding his great,
double store to the doors daily-every day
Of last week. All secured trophies OF
Victor-(E) which shall long remain pleas
ant memory
The Washington times., 1895-06-13
Notes from the Courts.

Lille NJ Streamer yesterday sued Louis
P. Streamer for divorce. Lambert & Will
son are her attorneys. The papers are
withheld from publication.
rule was made by Judge Cox yesterday
a against William p. Springer, vice president
ndgeneralmanagero Columbia Chemi-
cal Company, to show cause on June 19
why he should not be proceeded against for
contempt, in that he has not discontinued,
as ordered, all advertisements of his COM
pany, in which DR.. Hammond's name APP
nnarS
The Washington times., 1895-06-13
Bay Ridge Opens June sth..

This delightful and beautiful resort on
the Chesapeake Bay opens for the season
on Saturday, June 8. The principal new
attractive features are a SIC, 900 Ferris
wheel, 70 feet high, and a toboggan slide
from the bath house 100 feet into the bay.
Trains leave B. & o. R. R. depot at 9:15
a. m. and 4:2S p. M week days, 935 a. m. !,
1:30 and 3:15 p. IN. Sundays. Rate, 20
cents for the round trip.
The Washington times., 1895-06-13
Amateur Basebau PIavers

The Walkaways, one of the crack anna
teur teams of the District, crossed bats
with the strong Atlantas, of South Wash
ington, and defeated them in fine style by
the score Of II to 8. The feature of the
game was the fielding of the shortstop
and outfield of the Walkaways and Ellis
and Gates for the Atlantas. They would
like to hear from the Kidds of West Wash
ington, and the Old Dominions.
The Washington times., 1895-06-13
DID YOU EVER BEFORE HEAR TEL
o. Such A THING?

al wool az. $500
an w4ol at, -: -: SA.oo
Sack Coats. at. $500
Goats. at, :. !. $3.50
Silk mixed Cass Suits, Bannuck-
burn Cheviot Suits, Blaruey
Tweed Suits, and Black Cheviut
SIIitS-Three and Four-button
Sack Coats and Cuta way Frock
Coats, at. :. =. =. :. =. 5000
This announcement may produce
shurtness OF breath-but "seein's
beleyin' "-Therefure come and
seel Circumferate the globe,
and you'll not find Suits such
as ours, at. $3.50
The Washington times., 1895-06-13
Deserted in Her Illness

Matilda A. Johnson yesterday sued Bailey
Johnson for divorce. They were married
at No. 623 T street north Invest. on May 80,
1889, by Rev. Robert Johnson. She says
he deserted her on March 9, 1891, when she
was sick just before the birth of their
second child. She was left to support her
self and. both the children till their death.
She has inpart been cared for by charity.
The Washington times., 1895-06-13
SPECIALS.

SPECIALS
Cashmere and worsted Suits
were SIT 10, S16.15, $16.50-
Prince Albert ssuits-were
$50 so, Sf7.40-are.. =. :. $1,000
Prince Albert Coats-Vests to
match-were $50 80, S1650-
are; ;, :, -. $500
English and French Wursted
SuitS-were S25 90, $23 90
are. ..S12.5O
Boys Long Pants Suits-were
$3.50, $3.50, S6.75, $500
Lots 1926, s62G, s5s1-were 'oo
81 90, S6.00-are.. :. :. ..12 PRICE
BOYS SHORT PANTS SUITS-1OO
SUITS-AT 75c. A SUIT.
$50 FANCY CHEvIoT SUITS AT
81 100 A SUIT.
A WILDERNESS OF SHORT PANTS
AT Sc. 4 PAIR.
SUCH, IN BRIEF, ARE THE FACTS.
Victor {. AdIer'S
Ten PER CENT. CLOTHING HOUSE,
927-929 Seventh st. NV corner Massa-
chusettE ave
STICTLf ONE PRICE
Open evenings until Z. Saturday aysuntil11
The Washington times., 1895-06-13

People leaving the city for their
summer vacation cannot ford to also
leave THE TIMES. 1t will be mailed
TO any address and will continue to
be the best local newspaper in Wash
tnaton.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

By local applications, n they CANNOT
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There Is only one way 70 cure deaf.
ness, and that il by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
infiamed condition Of she maeuous
lining Of the Euatachian Tube. When
tins tube gets inhamed you have 4
rumbling sound az imperfect hearing,
and when It is entirely closed, deafness
i the result, and unless the inflam-
nation can be taken ont aud this tube
re-reatored 20 its normal condition,
itsaFing will be destroyed forever; nine
Cares Out 81 ten are caused by casarrh,
which IL nothing but an innamed con
dition Of the mneuous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of deafness Caused by
eatarrh) that cannot be cured b Halls
Calarrh Cure. Send Tor circulars, free
FL. CHENEY a CO, Toledo, o
90 ssld By druggists. Too.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

The beginning Of ne nov yeas wiz have 4 welooms
usher ~ ,he shape q fresh AlnsAnae descriptive d
the origin, natuFe and q she national tonic and
Alternative. Hosleticr's Stomach HittarsL comhinsd
with ihe descriptive matter will he found calenaai
ard astronomical ehieuiAtons absolutely reliable Eol
correctness. siaaiatc illustrations vsraes carefully
ssactsd, and other mental food highly profitable aad
entertaining. On this pamphlet, Puhlished and
printed anauay By ina Hostetser compaay, of plssa
bsFRh, 90 hands are employed IL ne mechanical DE-
paFtEpsnt aione. Eleven months ars devoted 10 Il.
prsparatlon, II y pFoeurahls free q druggists ans
eaantry dealsEw everywhere, and h primtsi In Eng
iiah, oerinsa, French. Spanish, Welsh, Norwegian
Holland Swedish and Rohsmian.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
- 60. De. 4. Iag5.

70 ne question propounded By
a0ms sold bugs, "whsn and where
waa thsre sveF bimetallic system
IN uaeg" Hon. Dick Bland replies:
In the United States from 1899 70
1878; and France from 1908 70 1874
WA = bimssAilic naalon. Kn Tact the
whole world was practically o. Il u
metallic basis and in The history Of she
world there was never time when tho
yAlue 0f the two metals ran more even.
". The British commission Of twelve
experts, appointed In 1874 10 Inquire
into the relative value Of gold and all
var, agreed unanimously that gold and
silver In All parts Of the earth were
tLen nt 4 ratio Of fifteen and one-hali
% one. When France limited the
coinage oil ailver In 1874 she made a
mislake, but nhe did Il 20 spite Ger.
maay, with which nation she had Just
been a. war. I contend that Il this
country alone would restore free coin.
age Of silver at . ratio with gold Of
fifteen 10 one silver bullion wcaid i'm
msdiasely Be worth 800 cents on the
dollar. France alone held khe values
even. America u greater than France
let as open the minta. We insist that
The American nation Ia a power great
er than England, Germany and France
combined, and that the productive
power of thia country Is Ne great a.
that Of those three countries. Then
nhaII'we wait for England 10 move
firatf My GOd--where Is Uncle Sam
10 nighti The people of this country
that win soon numbes l00. 900, COO will
mot submit 10 this English rule. we
are at The mercy today Of the foreign
capitalists and the American people
are suffering 70 sustain them. And
our liberty, progress and prosperity
depend apon cutting loose from this
English rule. How long win we con
tinue patiently to be robbedf Not
long. I predict that the aIrne is GEAR
when the people win rise Ia their
might and strike she blow that win
iibarate ua.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

The popularity of Chamberlsin's
Cough Remedy and the high esteem
In which Il II held Iemds ia 10 believe
Il 10 be an article Of great worth aud
merit. We have the pleasure Of Civ
Ing tho experience Of three prominent
citizens 81 Redondo Beach, Gal, ia
The nee Of the remedy. Mr.. A. v.
TKudell aaye; II have aiwaya received
prompt relief when I used Chamber
iain's Cough Remedy" Mr.. James
Orchard says: Il am satisfied that
ChamberAainss Cough remedy cured
my cold" Mr. J. M. Hatcher says
.'kor three years ! have used Cham.
herlain'a Cough Remedy ia my family
and it, results have always been salts
factory. For sale By 4. w. Smith
Druggist.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

Miss Ka1s wilkins, The Idaho
horse queen. Fsoentiy sold 5000
head Of horses IN St. Louis. She Is
described a. an attractive Youag
wom Il With blue eyes, blonde curls
and dressed IN fashionahle attire.
6ince her fathers death she has
managed q ranch of several thou
sand acres. she a we'll educated
and accomplished and is not yet
thirty years old--Ketchum Key
stone.
All corres except the sentence re-
lative 20 the death Of Miss Kittie's
father, J. R. wilkins. He was In
Mountain Home . few days ago
and presented the appearance Of q
VERY lively corpse" indeed, and
will probably be amaSed when be
reads that che newspapers of the
country have unceremoniously
planted him without bis knowl-
edge.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

Mrs. L. r. Howell, of Jackson
willie, Oregon, writes 10 Geo. p. Hall
that she believes the human remains
found on the bank Of Snake river
near HALLS ranch, are those of hsF
son, who was drowned az Glennss
Ferry on the 9th Of Juns. Mr..
Hall has by letter, given Che lady all
the particulars il his possession
and II the clothing found on the re-
mains is thoroughly identified the
lady will have them removed 10 her
hons for interment.
This item ia from the Salmon
City Recorder, edited and published
by a good lady Mrs. Ada Merritt
and hence 1t must be true "There
10 a man Ia town who snored 90
hard that he Jared his teeth loose
and one Of them accidentally Slip
ped down his throat. This IL 40
fiction"
Tho case In the u. 8. Court al
Boise against Walter Dougherty,
for robbing the mails, was dismissed
Monday.
DR.. Neiswanger and II. Fl. Jones
and wife spent Thanksgiving day
In this psnOe, FROM the Carpenter
ranch.
The 54th Congress assembled al
Washington Monday. Reed, Of
Maine. was elected sp8axeF.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

S0axNa ENDURANCE COAgRAN1.
A failure III considerable concern
% the people 81 this imm@sGale VI
oiniiys and "a the people al Oregon,
Idaho and Washington generally.
was that Of The State Insurance.
company. cf Salem, Oregon, Iasl
week. The immediate cause Of tbs
failure vas the closing q England 4
Williams bank AZ Salem, with
which the insurance company car.
ried it, cash deposits, but subee.
quent events show that the affairs
Of the company must have been
very Hhhky for some time, az the
cash balance Ii bank on day Of fail.
ure was only 5000.
Since July this section of Idaho
and adjacent country Ia Oregon, har
been thoroughly, systematically and
agreseibly worked In the interest 81
the State Insurance company. Mr.
A. w. McKinnie, special agent, was
sent on from Salem, and proved
himself 10 be an ideal rustler, and
ranchers, business men and others
we're quickly and effectively shown
that II was 10 their interest to insure
and 10 insure In the State. Since
July he has written not less than
5000 600 in insurance, mostly on
residence, farm and ranch property
in and about Caldwell. Paw
cite, DeLamar, Silver City Jor.
dan Valley, Brnneau, and the upper
Payette. and Boise valleys. A few
business risks were taken In Cald.
well and other towns, but the bulk
of the business was on outside risks.
and for three ana ave years, fol
which notes were taken, due IN sir
months TO one year, The Record il
not fully advised as 10 whether these
notes are collectahle or not, but Il
of the opinion that they are, regard.
less Of the fact that no insurance IA
given.
The above is from the Caldwell
Record and we may add that .
large number Of Mountain Home
citizens have been caught in the
Salamn State Insurance deal
among them the old sucker Of ths
BULLETIN TO the extent Of about $40
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
Ges. W. jenkins, editor Of the santa

Gee. W. Jenkins. editor Of the Santa
Maria "Times," Cal, in speaking d
the various ailments OF children said /:
when my children have the Group
there "a only one patent medicine that
I ever use, and that ID Chamberlain 4
Cough Remedy. It possesses some
medical properties that relieve the liz
Gle sufferer Immediately. III II, III my
opinion, the best cough medicina in
tbs market II this remedy is freely
gwen "a soon as The cronpy cough APP
pears il win prevent ahe attack. Il il
also an ideal remedy for whoopiDe
cough. There 10 no danger in giving
" 70 children, Re II contains nothing
injurious. For sale by r. w. Saith,
Druggist.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

A. =. Fitzpatrick. 81 FILLMORE, Cal,
had the misfortune % have bis Leg
caught between q cart aud a stone and
badly bruised. Ordinarily he would
haye been laid up for two or three
weeks but says. latter uaiag one bot.
ale 81 Chamherlainas Pain Balm I be-.
gan 70 feel better, and Id three days
was entirely we'll. The peculiar soota-
ms qualities which Cham herlain,s Pain
haln Possesses I have never noticed
in any other iinimant. I take pleasure
IN recommending t." This iiniment
y aasa ~ gHaaa Yaiae for Rheumatism,
Mnd aaQna back. Dor saIa Nv II. WI
HHish. DrHRsiak
M r. Davidson and Tim sulli.
w.t. wnEs arrested 1T 6raana laal
Neeg for killing 3 beef BELONGING II
Ihpa fenEaas. They we're given 4
bearing Az Silver City, and bound
exak IL ne snm Of 1900 each.
il Adaao Avalan0hs iaat sAiur
49, aA III ! ncw and hand
~ pIa s eight pages. Bro. xorl
II alallg patgnnlzod by the bus
lA man ~ Silver CITY ana eav
snake improvements TIA
na e she credit If 1hs town.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

Massachusetts, this year voted for
and against woman Suffrage. The
majority against. out Of a vote of
292, 600, was 1900. Every ward in
Boston voted aNo;" and Ia that city
the vOte was two 10 one nearly, In
the negative. II will take the wo-
men OF the country q year TO ex-
plain that. The fact Is that, the
majority ofwomen in Massachusetts,
did not care for the honor. Their
thoughts are in other channels.
They believe their duties lie ia other
direction, and they recoil against
the oontaet needed for an active
participation In politics.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

UAlsad SlAlaa AahA 0aleH nolNa 08s9 lAAha
Noslss 4 hsrshs given lhaa gkaSs 4 1850
HkfHEA. a facA1alio. Haaaoek casals Idsha Aaa
8lgd ratsaa % lHtsn1ion 10 make rFa6f an ha asnf
lara elaAHs No AtE1 ~ w. = n nea 1. y 8E ~ 81
q. s Lard oaas s. noire fite. tiaiaa 81 TIFesFlAg
ne tQlA as3 ~ Hsaeulotf. 1s7t Hs nzutea tAa lel
loAi1U Wtseenes - fz1fe t4& 5fKiaitz ard
saaMaaaAaan " SID lnna. NhaFlSa 81 CArianaAa IT
NniN1 Clay, Ada oaank9 k1&tsa 3uhn t9netank 81 30
e1t1lie Hanasea saaslY izelse lAnias y asDaiaia
81 H4afss NAuSpa eaaalJ, 1aaita, 5Qeznt LAalsf q
sss ckAaIEa himRup, Rawlusa.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
Essray Nosce.

Come to the Bascom ranch last
August, one black mare mule, about
s years old. Saddle marks but nc
brands. Taken up BY tho under.
signed, Nov. LIST. 1896. The owner
is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take the same away.
JAMES A. NICHOLSON.
Rocky Bar, Idaho. Nov. 3, 1895.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
neserl I.and--F.inal 80.


raIls1 8talas Lanl OIEoz. b0iaa CO. IAaha,
fiC4aAAf ~ iezsk
Notice i htfahs given thAs 1oHN Nsaal& II Fssua-
seila Aaannak asmusy laaha han s n8sicH " insan.
iion g naka praof aa hia aesart lard eizn No lass
90 ne S. ef eee. 81, % sA4E, aeiss HlaFaziah,
taaaa hefafa Register end HdaaiFeg II 8 Land esi15
- HclsS GitF, tfsAa. On M&nA E&DaA. tho liza dag
Is HeeasaaHg. fsaAA We HansHe kssa feiiowinR wit.
nalsee e prove s4sanIeta isssaa4ieH aa feeAzxhA-
tlqn IT SD iAH1. Niliisa J. TcIisFaoa. IuAn I'll
Holey, A4aFsek asaaaay, All e Fouasei55. nsda1.sk
eennty. ia4ho, Ana Aaiius }. AeDoaaid d Nssapa.
eco CHARLES HIMR0n. Rsassss.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

United States L4Ad 0Aes, nsasc Cty, Tdaha,
0Csnbnr ~ 1eD&.
Notice h hereby given thma EI.LEN DUNN, a no.
eatslio anneuk oounzs, idaho, has sled uo1ase q IN.
tsation 70 ueke Proof - her dsaazl-iand sain No.
lld7 iur the Nofth hslE q ana s. tp tSRA Il hoss
MERIDIAN, Idaho, befnsa hegNtnF and Roeeaear II. 81
81 dag 81 uaeeHber. 1885. aho nssnas ~ sslowlaz
witnesses b Erafe tha esapsls izsi4ston ard Fneia
ulessan 81 said land. John 0nlhMAk, Jamss al Ma.
asaaAanhaF o. Ruua2aain BanmoeA nnantF, Idaho, 10
seh tauieF u Orchard Ada csanay. E6Aha and Jaraas
= AeDonAd q AaalFa, Canyon soautY. ldsha,
900 CHARLES nfMRoD, nealslsE.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
Dor T.and-Finnl prnnf.

unlasd States Land oaaaa Rolsa cay, E6ah0
Oetohar 25 K@8
Eotioe 4 kenshz given thAt PATRICK SWEENEY
e. focAtsil1 haaneaA county, Idaho, Aas Gad Aa1lee
e intention 70 msAa peoof ca ais asssFsland szlm
No tEat, i8F tha hf NJ a. ana lots ! AAd aaa "a
% y n i NJ ~ De-. galahu. heforr izaWis4sf nnA Aal
eeifsF q a sianf Once - boiee CRY. l1ah0, On
WknNfSbAY. tAe Iiih dss Ct Dec1mhsf. 1855. Re
hanqs Us following Witness - prove M caHplgte
}FFlNalAea Aua rentanAaiioH ~ aald MMaz 2nhn z1R
8qn II Hobby, William F0aiaFsoa Asa ci RoeaAeile
Hsuncsk county, tasho. and JAlzgt i 1c,uaaAI 81
AampAs Canyon ce4nty. Idaho
os54 CHARLES H1Mn0D, Reeiasex
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

United EsAsss L4na ofnes. Bees city. HaAko.
Notics y hezsby eivua ahak CHARLES b CHRIS
81 Al q Hnzsa City, Ada euuaty H&aito has Aaa no
ttss af iatNBAieR 70 maka psnug ia Mn &a@araaam6
cfa{m No 1f1a. ~ eha AZ sac 4 u HBMAE Mnins
mssidlaa, Idaho, befoFs REGISTER a1a aeselHur u q
L4ns Ones e Boise Citys tdaio, en- TUESDAY, the
lQtA Jay q neneabeE. 1885 rs namas he faAlnwinq
MsaMMAaa@ 60 pFAra kA@ ean4Rasa ArRaEMtsaN and
cianati1n a ind mha James Il. MasaahAlmar 81
Fecassla. Hanassk 1oeasY, fdaha. Jossph AAwiaF os
ozshaFd, Aas ea1nlg, Idaho, tazass y. &eooaai1 e
Namp4. cangsa eonnty. saAho. 1nAa Outhnnk - Fo-
nmselsa, 1anHaak county. fdMhe
oaso cEIARigs nTMa0D. Register.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
Desert Land-Final Proof.

United STATES IAad 0alas. Bolss elss. idaha,
Octa.ef ~ ISIS.
Nolina = hereby given tilnA WILLIAM J. TULlHSs-
TON 81 Faaata2aa. HAmmucA ca2nfy, Idaho. Baa agaa
anlice q intention n uaks psnai ca aa aescrtiaa5
ttslm Ne. 100, iof fhn NJ q see. 81, W1 az,
hpiso uefilan, faaan, heiosa REGISTER sid Resolves
T. n Lard 0aRee "A Huiae Czas, idaae, an WfzEtNzA.
AaANs ira 4kfM a@8 "a NaeM#AAeF. A&a8. Nc nAHnaa
The teo@lnH witnesses 10 preps tire esHspgte frxa-
t1u es1 fnelanlaasea a. aaia ssifd. 3eha NJ Heileg,
John elIls, Patricia hscgiiFf, az q Eaasleiie heh.
poGA euaH1Y, idaha, and IAlnas j. MaDgnafa III
Mas1ifss kaaav0n #atanlg, t4assas
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
Desert Land--Final Proof.

Uniioa States Lard oaasa, Bolse CITY, Iasho,
4atoheF a. lalk
Pe1asslo, haunock cuMntys iaaho hAa aaa settles az
intention " rake pr0eg Ma daseFtland salm No
1I6l, for The So a. and eW o. Sc e. SEC g, tp 8
keeniFar v. 3 Land onles a. Boise CITY, Adxho, ca
MONDAY. eAa 1th dax a uasHnaheR, aaa5 Hs
nassa che soa0wnx witnesses 20 penve thH asnptats
ChflEaaB q noise City, Ada equaly, 1daAs, dom
oala4ak and James II AaaanhazmoF q koeateile.
haAmeok cnea1y, Idaho, amd MieAAaaJ. GMkFisam o.
Gtanua Ferry. Eimnfa neaaty, faaA4.
c11o CnAn1.kH B1MaCD, RsalsiNr