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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
FIGHT WORRIES THEN.
Union Pacific Rec iivers WIN Find II Dif.
ficulg 10 son Lawsuits.

Omaha, Jan. From outside sources
II Is learned that all Is not serene with
the receivers OF the Union Pacific reia-
tive to the fight TO be made In resisting
the application OF the consolidated
mortgage trustees for the receivership
of the Oregon S,elt Line a Utah
Northern. A. II. o s,evain. 1t lis un-
derstood, has expi "a himself as be-
INK in sympathy with the movement
Of the loan and trust company. on the
ground that he would like 10 see thai
the earning capacity OF the Oregon
Short Line a Utah Northern was sepa-
rate from the Union Pacific.
Another fruitful source OF worriment
to the receivers comes In the shape OF
the friendly interest of blanket mort
gage and the inclusion Of the Utah
Northern In the scheme of segregation.
80 that things are beginning to he quite
complicated.
GRIEVANCES OF EMPLOYEES.
Omaha. Jan. THE historic order OF
Judge Caldwell concerning the dis
charge Of employees who testified in the
wage investigation Is to be given
another trial When Judge Caldwell
made the order which has now become
the hope OF the railroad employees. he
declared that the humblest employe
would have the right 10 carry the griev.
ance up To him and he would see that
he got fair deal. Two former EN-
ployes Of the Union Pacific. now out OF
jobs. because OF retrenchment. are pre-
pairing to de exactly that thing. The
local freight agent. Burrows of the
Union Pacific railroad. received orders
from headquarters In the latter part OF
December To reduce the force In the
local freight house and he did so. II
was said today that there were two OF
the men who proposed TO bring the mat
ter before General Manager Dickinson
and nee II the older men should mo-
have the preference. II being alleged
that some young men should be re-.
| tained
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
NOMINATIONS.
WORK IN rnr COMMITTEES.
Favorable Reports on Hills Regarding
Reservations and Lands

heserNations and Lands.
Washington. Jan. THE senate COM
mittee ON public lands today authorized
a favorable report on the bill passed by
the house last August asking the secre-
tary of the interior to permit the use
of right of way through public lands
not within the limits of any park, forest
military or Indian reservation for tram
roads, canals or reservoirs. TO the ex-
tent OF ground occupied by the water
of canals and reservoirs and so feet on
each side of the marginal limits thereof.
or so feet on each side of the center line
of the tramroads built by any citizen or
any association of citizens OF the United
States engaged in the business OF cut
ting timber and manufacturing lumber.
The senate committee on public lands
today favorably reported the bill rec
ommended by Secretary Smith for the
relief OF homestead settlers on timber
lands In Wisconsin, Minnesota and
Michigan who suffered loss by reason OF
severe forest fires during the past sum-
mer. The bill has already passed the
house.
The senate Judiciary committee toda,
considered the case OF Judge Clark. ap.
pointed United States district judge OF
the eastern and middle districts OF Ten.
nessee. A subcommittee consisting OF
Senators Hin. Lindsay and Plat waf
appointed TO investigate the charges
and report TO the fun committee.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
FIRE IN TORONTO
Globe Building and a Dry G PODS
House in Ashes.
AN ACCIDENT TO FIREMEN
one Man Kiiisd and SIX Other. Severely
fsIursd ny the Failing of a
wall.


Toronto. Jan. Ga few minutes before
? o'clock this morning "A fire was dis
covered In the basement of the Globe
building, corner OF Yonge and Ade-
iaids streets. The alarm was given.
but before iav iirst reel arrived the
flames were pouring from every window
from garnet to basement. AS the wind
was blowing brisixly from the south and
the fire threatened to spread. another
alarm was given and the entire fire de-
partment was soon on the spot
Chief Ardagh and five men of the fire
brigade mounted upon cornice running
around the first story of the Office and
were breaking windows to Introduce
"a hose when the northwest wall. from
ihe cornice up. Ave stories. fell with a
crash.
The men leaped into a pile of bricks
Chief Ardagh was badly wounded about
the head and had to be removed In "A
cab Robert Bowar received such In
juries that he was taken to the hospital
where he subsequently died. Charles
smediey. Francis Forsyth. Robert Fos-
ter James Davidson and Harry Saun-
ders are severely injured.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
STORM. FLOOD AND DISASTER.
Northern California fesrs Auother Ds
lunc


san Francisco. Jan. s.-The storm
which began Friday continued "a hours
and extended entirely over northern
California. Telegraph wires and tele-
phone lines are prostrated. Railroad
traffsc Is ilnpeded The precipitation
ranged from two to six inches In IS
hours. Rivers overfiowed their banks.
flooding small towns. but no serious
damage is done. II Is expected that the
Sacramento win reach the danger line
today. Numerous washouts along the
railroads are reported and upprecedent-
ed snow storms la the mountains have
blocked the Central Pacific and shasta
routes. Indications point TO continu-
ance Of the storm today
SHIPS GO ASHORE.
Highland Light. Mass. Jan. 5.--A
four masted schooner Is ashore ON
Peaked Hills bay. The vessel Is encased
In ice and the crew was In the rigging.
The thermometer is but a few degrees
above zero
Shortly after 10 o'clock the life saw
Ing crew succeeded in rescuing the crew
of nine men from the rigging where they
were clinging. half frozen. The schoon-
er was the job II. jackson. Jr.. OF Perth
Amboy, N. j.. from Norfolk. Va, foI
Portland. Me. with cargo of coal
The vessel Is going to pieces.
Delaware Breakwater. Jan. 5.-Ths
schooner Fannie KINNEY. from savan
ah for Philadelphia. whicn has arrives
here, reports that she experienced ter
| rife northeast gales December % wifi
tremsdous seas on Cape Hatteras sh,
lost one man and several of the crew
We're injured.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
cALIfoRNIA IN FOR nor WORK.
Senatorial and GuhernasoriaI Contest In
the Legislature.

Sacramento. Jan. 6.-The California
state legislature meets tomorrow and
the session promises to be peculiarly
interesting one. The election OF a United
States senator and the proposed contest
over the gosernorship are matters that
viii demand immediate attention. For
the senatorship, George A. Perkins. the
present Incumbent and Al. III. DE Young,
proprietor of the San Francisco chron-
icle, are the ones most prominently
mentioned, and az the Legislature is
largely republican, of course a repub-
iican wfil be elected
The republican state committee will
ask the legislature To pass bill at the
beginning of the session restraining the
speaker OF the house from canvassing
the vote for governor on the ground
that Governor-elect Budd was elected
by fraud. Governor Markham has sig
nifled his intention Of turning the office
oyer 10 Ruld
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
BAN ON SECRET SOCIETIES.
Catholics Of the nosfon Archdioces
Warned Not 60 Join Them.

Boston. Jan. 7.--Archbishop John ].
williams has sent out the following
letter 10 be read In all churches Of the
archdiocese OF Boston;
I'VE learn by letters from Rome. for
warded by his excellency. the apostolic
delegate. at Washington that the most
holy father has forbidden Catholics
10 join the societies Of Odd Fellows,
knights OF Pythias or Sons OF Tenn
perance. As 20 those who have already
Joined any OF these societies they are
10 be admonished TO withdraw from
them: and II they refuse to do SO they
are to be denied the sacraments."
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
coRssr SUR: OF The FIGHT.
Must Come orr and Florida II the Meet
ing Piage.

Atlanta, Ca. Jan. f--Champion James
j. Corbett arrived here this evening.
When asked by Journal reporter IL he
thought the fight with Fitzsimmons
would ever take place. he said: "Of
course IL will The match has been
made. the money Is up and the night
must and will come on. think that Il
will come Off In Jacksonville In Septem-
her. There Is no law In Florida to pre-
vent II. Governor Mitchell used every
means in his power 20 stop my fight
with Mitchell. and was unsuccessful
Besides. the people of Florida and Jack
sonville are anxious for the fight to take
place In that city on account of the I'm
mense amount OF money those who &c
TO see IL will spend"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
PROTEST AGAINST lro's npIcT.
Two Thousand People NJ Tacoma List
eued 40 spec ehes.


eued 10 spec ehes.
Tacoma. WASH. Jan. GA meeting, at
tended by fully ..us persons. was held In
fhs. Harmonic hall this afternoon under
tne auspices af the a. Y. A. The Knights
OF Feythias. Odd Fellows and Sons OF Tenn
perance protested against the recent edict
of the pope placing the latter three secret
societies ussjer the ban of the Catholic
church. q. W. Van Fossen, president OF
the state A. T.. -, made a speech OF n
half hours duration. reviewing papai In
reference Ia the affairs OF European
powers and the United States.
., w. Gallagher. Congregational min
lister, spoke In behalf of the Odd Fellows.
lie declared this order was thoroughly
Christian and eminentiy humane In teach
ing and practice. He briefly reviewed Its
history and enumerated Its charitable
leeds Why the pope did not want Cath
9lles To be Odd Fellows was because the
Catholic church, TO exist, must coniine the
mental visions of It's members TO the mar
row channels of ignorance. superstition
and fear. To 40 into Odd Fellowship
proadened mans mind, and therefore un-
ntted him 20 be a Catholic.
Rev. ID. y. Battery. Congregational
minister, spoke briefly as "A Son Of Tenn
perance. II stood the pope well In hand
to place temperance under the ban. he de-
ciarcd, since four-flfths OF the keepers Of
dlves, saloons and gambling joints are
members OF the Catholic church. He was
willing for any man TO bold whatever re-
ligious views he pleased, but the pope and
the Catholic church must keep their hands
OF American institutions.
State Senator Ed Taylor. OF the knights
Of Pythlas, created merriment by charg.
ing Van Fossen and Representative Fred
Taylor. president and secretary OF tins
state A. p. A.. with brihing the pope e
issue his ediet. so a. TO drive all the Cath
ostcs from other societies into the A. y. A.
me only society left not under the ban
The only Catholics who upheld the edlc
were ignorant and foreign born.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
kllled for ! " o,nan.n sake

Denver. Jan. s.--Chris Won. a gambler
Of considerable local prominence. was
fatally stabbed by George Davis this
evening. Davis had recently been dis
placed by Won In the affections Of
Georgia Adams and u was In the lat
ter's room the affair occurred. Won
was slashed in 20 places. hia throat be-
ing cut from ear To ear. Davis was also
badly injured. The latter Immediately
gave himsek mp at the police headauar-
ters. Won was barely alive at midnight
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
DEADLY AvALANC HE'S
Numerous Hamlets in Southwest
France Swept Away.
THREE KILLED, OTHERS HURT


Paris. Jan. lin addition TO the ava
lanche at Oriu. In Canton AK he
Thermes, Pyrenees. Saturday there
has been similar accident at Boxer
quies. In Canton AK. department of
Ariege. This avalanche killed three
persons and seriously Injured three 9TH
ers. In addition. numbers OF small ham
let's have been overwhelmed with SNOW
and avalanches and many houses have
been swept away In the mountain dis
tricts OF the southwest of France. The
Inhabitants were generally warned and
escaped. but there have been several
fatalities In addition 10 thost already
recorded. ON the isle OF Corsica there
has been great loss In lives Owing "a
heavy snow. communication between
Ajaccio and Bartia has been cut of.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
STARVING MEN DEMANDED FOOD.
Awful DeStitutien and suffering In Nea
Foundiaude

ST. Johns. N. f.. Jan. This morning
a crowd OF 5000 worxingmen who were
thrown out OF employment by the fln-
ancial collapse gathered before iegisfa-
tive chambers. Later they paraded the
principal streets, carrying white flags.
bearing the words. Work or bread
After hooting the government. the pro-
cession went to the dry docks where II
the berth OF the British warshin Tour
nahleine, which was sent here 10 help
preserve order. committee boarded
the ship and represented 10 tire captain
that they and there families were starry
ing. They insisted thai the government
should feed them. They threatened To
take the necessaries OF life from the
stores. The captain intimated thar
such attempts would be repressed with
strohg hand. The delegation finalfy
withdrew. Starvation ~ becoming
more general daily Lady O'Brienss
committee started two soup Kitchens
| today.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
CHARGES AGAINST JUDGE Rlcks.
Sensational Allegations of Losses Reach
Ing Into the Millions.

Sensational Allegations OF Losses k<ucH=
Ing Into the Millions.
Washington. Jan. 7.--Chnrges or a
sensational nature against United
States District Judge Kicks OF Cleveland
are contained In the memorial presented
to the house today. Representative
johnson OF Ohio secured immediate con-
sideration for resolution instructinR
the Judiciary COMMITTEES TO investigates
the charges and without debate the res-
olution was adopted. The charges are
made under oath by Mr.. ]. Rftchle Of
Akron, Ohio, wealthy citizen and cap
itaIist. While directed mainly at Judge
Kicks. they Indirectly affect Judge
Burke and ex-united States Senator
Payne of Cleveland RItchie gives the
names OF a formidable army of counsel
In Washington, Cleveland and Akron
retained In his behalf. The charges In
voive losses reaching s5.000.00s Rifchie
claims 10 have suffered in decisions
made by Judge Kicks affecting Cana
dian copper and nickel mines.
SAID TO BE SI4ANpEROUs.
| Cleveland, Jan. 7.--Ev-senatof Payne,
| when shown the Associated Press dis.
patch from Washington In references
to the memorial presented 10 congress
| against United States Judge Kicks said
THE charges are ridiculous and an out.
| rageous slander Let Afr. Rifchie pay
| Judge Burke, Mcconnell and myself
what he owes as and he can get his
stock. Judge Ricks did not decide the
case. He simply coincided with Judge
Layton of Tennessee. Hitchie borrowed
money from Burae, Mcconnell and my,
self aggregntIng 81 ,2a0 600"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
a PRIEST FsARruLLY WOUNDED
Rev. Father Brady the Victim OF a Most
Ficndish Assault.

San Francisco. Jan. 5.--Father Brady.
rector of the parish OF st. Mary's coll
iege was the victim OF a fiendish as
sault In his own house last night by a
well-dressed man who asked TO see the
priest on business. He demanded
money. Maybe l have no money for
you" answered Father Brady. with
oaths and vile names the stranger
sprang upon the priest with an open
knife, stabbing him above the left eye.
turning the blade and making tri-
angular cut. Father Brady tried TO
push his assailant away. His right
hand touching the strangers face. the
villain caught the priests finger In his
mouth, biting through 10 the bone. He
still sripped the finger with his teeth.
meanwhile stabbing Brady through the
nostrils. on the cheek and cutting his
mouth so it was an inch larger. Then
he beat the priest into insensibility with
his fists and quietly left the house
Father Brady was discovered by the
housekeeper. Physicians believe he will
recover
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
DEATH OF CONGRESSMAN posr.
Heart Failure Caused Mt.. Sudden Dc
mise After Ouc hays Illness

Washington. Jan. s.--General Post, mem
her of congress from the Tenth district
OF Illinois. died at the Hailton hotel in
this city at 40 this morning after an i'll
ness of but one day. Ills death was from
heart failure. resulting from acute gas
tiitis. For some time he had been stIf
foring at intervals with attacks which
physicians pronounced as dyspepsia but
he attended his duties unremlttingly
Early Saturday morning he was seized
with am attack OF his old trouble. which
did not. however, assume a serious form
until evening. During the night heart
failure set Ia and for some hours before
his death, the physicians could detect
hardly any pule beat.
Mrs. Post and son. w. s. Post were with
him. There is another son. Phillip 3.
Post. n lawyer. In Chicago.
The Illinois delegation In congress win
hold meeting nt II o'clock tomorrow
morning TO take appropriate action and
the house Will adjourn after the reading
OF fhe Journal. The usual committees
from the senate and house viii be APP
pointed to act as escort TO the body 10
Illinois.
The funeral party viii leave Washington
at o'clock tomorrow night, arriving In
Chicago Tuesday n.ght and the fnnerai
service will be held In Galesburg. Illinois.
probably "Wednesday afternoon
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
HIS MISTAKE COST THREE LIVES.
Particulars of an Awful Accident Caused
by Train Dispatcher.

San Francisco, Cal, Jan. 6.-The coll
Ilslon in Altamont tunnel between the Los
Angeles express and work train resulted
In the loss of three lives instead OF two
as was first thought. Engineer Harry II.
Hubbard was pinned under his engine ana
for three hours was slowly cooked 10 death
by escaping steam Henry SchranB. fire-
man. was Instantly killed az was r. j.
Cooper, who was working his way on the
engine. The wreck was caused py Train
mester simmons, who gave both trains
the right Of way on the same track. he
| ordered the overland out from Brentwood
and the work train from Livermore In OPP
posite directions. After he wired the or
4 der ha reallzed his mistake, but there was
| no telegraph ONCE on the line between the
i've s.oints and he had 20 wait for news
| OF the wreck he knew could not be avert
Il ad
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE court of APP
peals of the District Of Columbia today
rendered an opinion sustaining the opin-
ion of Judge Cole In the case OF Messrs,
Chapman and Mccartney. stock brok-
ers. who refused to testify before the
sugar Investigation committees regard
ing Individual specniations through
their Arms. Judge Coles decision over
ruled the demurrer flied BY brokers 70
the government indictment.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
BIG FLOOD COMING
The Ohio River Bank Full ard
Rising Rapidly.
THE L0wLANDS SUBMERGED
The Immense Csai Fleets a. Pitt.haek
Are in Imus.tiste Dssg.r of
D--traeii hon.

pittahnrv Ian 7-pivar man ara
,boroushly alarmed ovcr IN. prohah,,-
nv az a bir fiooa at ,his po,nt The
N,onorgaha,a came ~, Win 4 rush tb,s
r,or,,,ng ana with ,he nreakine AZ Ice
A., th.. ,,nna, noo,s ,he damage IN hoats
ha.au Immense eonl aaets were
,nraa,.,ed Win aa.,rnc.,op Thara
was ereat excitement, along the Mon
ongaheia wharf all day. The docks at
Mcneespor, anu 'he poa. oo..ohs .'eu
NJ ~ s'ons sns sasu Wy , .,.'s '.,".n ,.
~, n,s .,.'o.. o.''s wv" W." '"N"''e "'""
IN .,, , :, !, 81, :, ,. - .,
-, 40 -. ,,a..'., .
...n,,s, ,,s,,,. men, ,h,, ,,aai o,,sr,,,,,,.s
-, ,.,,,,, ss ~. ,-,s.,L. "a a,,,,ie,....
x,,ara ,,ras,s,, o,,, ma s,a,,orsa .,tcns
tho river "a lool inter the crafts
There were several million bushels of
coal on fat boats In the harbor here.
and every effort was made TO keep
the fleets from being wrecked Several
coai oarses' mousse boat and 2 swing
ines ana wan, dow, ,y,,h nc c,,r,a -,
A large .n,o,,n, ar ,c.. a. co,nIn,- an,
M yuunphlwheny and McKeesport The
little steamer Til,,e was sunk Ice a.
l also coming down the AlipRhpnX and
the cofferdam at Harris island il in
danger. A 25-foot stage in the Ohio
river is expected here. and river men
fear IL will reach 80 feet Twenty five
feet VIII hood the mills along the river,
| feet IL cors,,,arad ,ha aansar na.' =,
has beeu raining al, niob,
|
| ALI FLUIDS soHrAssED'
Uniontown. Pa. Jan. THE food Is
sweeping things along the river tonight.
This Is the highest the river has been
since 1883. and with this exception sur
passes all floods since 1860. Two-thirds
of the Fowlerville citizens have moved
out and H. the water rises much higher
their homes will be swept away.
Reports from Dawson. Dickerson
Run, Bannings and other towns dowl
s ~, ~ ','''a -, ~ ~
~"
".'S "''s
| UNPREcEDENTED RAINFALL.
| Cincinnati O. Ian. THE unnreca
dented rainfall Of aa7 inches IA ..
hours Mt n. m. and or ash inchas In 4,
hours has had the effect of carrying of,
the ice from the river without damaF,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
pRocErpISas OF CONGRESS.



ory OF Gen. post~-In the senate.
Washington. Jan. THE desk OF the
late Representative Post OF Illinois was
covered with crepe, on which rested a
wreath Of flowers when the house met
today. and Chaplain Bagby. In his
prayer referred 10 the dead member
cioquently.
MIR. Johnson of Ohio presented
memorial from Samuel j. Ritchie OF
Ohio. asking for the impeachment OF
Judge August A. ]. Kicks. and the
committee on judiciary was instructed
to investigate the charges contained
/ therein.
The death of General Post was an
nounced by Mr.. Henderson of Illinois
who spoke OF the shock caused by the
| sudden decease Of member who had
been seen by many colleagues In good
health Friday. and referred 20 him as
| a brave and gallant soldier and faith
| ful and intelligent representative. Res
olutions prepared by the Illinois dele
cation were adopted Speaker Crisp
appointed the following committee TO
accompany the remains to Illinois:
Messrs. Henderson. Lane. Marsh.
chilss and Wheeler of Illinois: Bynum
of Indiana. Boutelle Of Maine Lucas Of
South Dakota. Stallings OF Alabama.
The house adjourned at l2.I5 y. IN.
NOMINATIONS.
Washington, Jan. THE president
today sent the following nominations to
the senate: Hiram II. Lott. Louisiana.
consul at Managua. Nicaragua: Sur
geon Il. Parker. to be medical inspector
in the navy; Passed Assistant Surgeon
William II. Bush, to be surgeon: John
II. Hayden. postmaster at Santa Ma
ria. Cal; Dennis c. Brown. at San Ma
teo. Cal; Mary Foley. al Wallace, Ida
ho; Isaac ". winslow. AT Evanston.
Wye
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
ExGulrED AN ENTIRE TRAIN.


a Reno, Pa. Jan. s.-Snowslides covering
i've miles Of track few miles west OF
I.oclthaven on the Philadelphia & Reading
railroad Blocked traiilc this morning.
While the freight train. east bound. was
running along the base Of the snow-capped
Aliaghanies with the les-bound susaae.
hanna below, Il was suddenly submerged
l.y an nvalaneheof dry. aleesy snow. The
train was covered almost its entire length.
crews from the east and west 10 the num-
her Of several hundred men came 70 the
rescue and worked the train through the
snowslide for a distance OF Ave miles.
Meanwhile, the Erie mail train. with a
lmr,xA number OF passengers, lay at this
piace eight hours. The mail train ran the
Gauntlet and serapad the white Wall
vrnirh pressed overwhelmingly against eaeh
asae. almost crushing the train. The train
uaa in imminent danger OF being cnguifef
On. hurled down the bank In 10 the river
Hundreds og men are standing reacy 4
fush 10 assist aaguifed trains tonight, a
danger Is great
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
striks Il orr Permanently

Pittsburg. Penn, Jan. THE lIe-inch
mill at the Homestead works In wurkinA
today and the strike at that place Ii
broken. All the furnaces at the Edgar
Thompson works, at Braddock. are also
working and the steel mill will resume
tomorrow.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
supreme Court convenes.

Washington. Jan. THE supreme
court convened today after recess OF
three weeks. Senator Allen Of Nebras-
ka was among the applicants for ad-
mission 10 practice before the court and
he was admitted on motion Of Senator
Mitchell Of Oregon.