Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-27
FROM GLENN,s PERRY.


grind have occurred, some of which |
have caused uneasiness in the bos-
oms Of the little plutocrats Of the o. !
5. l.. and their syeophantic hangers
on. A few more of the exiles have
returned and are now among us
tanning up the fire and making the
flames roar. Last week Jas. Hogan.
of Great Northern railway fame. one
of the board Of directors Of the AR.
u, visited the town, and n regular
old-time reception was rendered him
in Stockton's hall Judge Sinnott,
as chairman, introduced the distin-
guished gentleman as a bearer of
good tidlngs-one from the great
outside world who would convince
those assembled that although the
most of the true manhood of Glenn's
Ferry who was among them a year
ago, are at present victims Of cor
porate hate and malice-many of
them dragging their weary feet
alog, perhaps ragged, hungry and
almost barefooted, while the scabs,
both domestic and imported, strut
like brazen sirens about the River
side town in fine array, contamina-
ting her air and polluting her soil,
or cut dashes through our streets
upon bicycles, all hopes are not yet
gone and right has not vet expired
on the scailold, and iniquity is not
yet ruling supreme on the throne.
10 render the distinguished guest
fulsome praise, the chairman said,
would be TO clarity the tirst-water
diamond, to paint the lily or to gild
refined gold Mr.. Hogan then de-
delivered a spirited Grafton, dwelling
on the history of the strike, its cause,
course and close. He particularly
scored Grand Chiefs Arthur Of the
b. l.. f., Sargent Of the Il. l.. f.,
Ramsey of the photographers and
Wilkinson Of the Trainmen, as fawn-
ing sycophants in the pay and un-
der the big thumb of that hydra
headed combination of monopoly,
the General Managers Association.
These apologies for men," said the
speaker, betrayed the cause of la
Dor in that grand struggle for in
dustrial emancipation. the A. X. u.
strike, yet there are workingmen to-
day in these organizations paying
dues to keep up these very men who
betrayed the interests of the rank
and file of these organizations.
Where, oh where is the fool-killer?
Sovereign of the X. of. l.. alone
staid with us" Mr.. Hogan then
concluded saying that before the
fall, the Ferry wonld be shook up
by the giand champion Debs. An
interesting lodge on "A strictly secret
basis was then organized.
Frank NJ. Roberts and John
Fatch are here; both were exiled
after the strike Mr.. Roberts had
been Yard Master here tor seven
wears, was a school trustee for five
years and one Of the most active
school board members in the state
and was Master Workman of the X.
Of l.. Assembly in paling DAYS.
His family is at Los Angeles, Cal,
where his son John lately secured 4
position as collector for the Armour
Packing Co. Mr.. Fatch was an
Engineer and had been here about
a year prior to the strike. His
family is ON a ranch near Shoshone.
Both these boys contemplate trying
Alaska. jeff Bogard, if you meet
them up there, extend both hands
to them.
| A certain political rounder and
railroad spotter Of this city, last
summer was a candidate for Demo
cratic nomination for a county
office, getting gloriously left his
next venture was for a precinct
office, wherein he was gloriously left
on election day; After election this
ass-piring parsonage turned com.
plete somersault into the 9, o. D.
and the bosses thereof fell upon his
neck and slobbered over him. And
now owing to the absence of consta-
BILE Pete Conrad from the state
being beyond the statutory limit,
this political freak and corporation
spy has been rewarded for his con-
version, by the Republican board Of
commissioners. with the constable.
ship Of Glenn's Ferry, which he was
unable TO obtain from the people last
fall, when he got the least votes oil
three candidates.
Fireman Jack Hartman. another
exile, who came here a week ago
departed this time not alone, bu,
with his wife to their new home in
Tintic, Utah, where he is running q
mine engine.
Conductor Piper has bought the
/ McMenamin dwelling house near
the creek, fitted it up. and is now
domiciled therein with his family
who came from Pocatello yesterday
Little Johnnie, infant child of en-.
gineer John OMAHA, has been under
the doctors care with a severe at,
tack of pneumonia, but is now out
Of danger
The perjury suit against Judge G
e Glenn of this piapa onI his