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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
NEED OF consuLArEs IN ARMENIA
Americans Would Re Better Protected Nv
Their Establishment.

Washington. Jan. 4.--Senator Hale pre-
scented under the cali OF petitions an ar
gumeni offered by Frederick Green OF the
city OF Van. In eastern Turkey, for the
location of American consnlates In the
cities OF Erzeroum and HarpooL Green
Gays that In Asiatic Turkey there are
alone 80 American missionaries who
hold over 100000 OF property. who are
exposed equally to the lawlessness OF the
highwaymen. Moslem fanatics and to the
hostility of the Turkish officials He says
many indignities and injuries have been
inflicted which have never been reported,
because OF the absence of an American
representative TO substantiate the stories
and sindicate the rights OF Americans
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12

chances Of fres.fcr-aii in joint oonven.
tlen, ard there are tho dissatisfied
Sweet men who would prefer 70 cast
their Votes for Sweet. II al all. In Joint
convention In the event they could not
elect him.
SWEET PROPOSES ONE.
Sweet today sent shoup a letter pro-
posing a caucus. At this hour the an
swer hne not been received. This letter
simpiy laid down the general PROPOSE
tion that they should 70 into caucus no
time being mentioned. and asking the
senator 10 give Il his endorsement. The
supposltlon was that the idea Is 10 head
on as far AK possible the danger OF the
caucus idea being abandoned.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
FIRE IN AN IMeEcILl,s asylum.
Wing of the building Destroyed, huf IN.
Inmates We're aharrned.

Columbus. T.. Jan. s.-sThe south wins
OF the main building at the state insane
asylum for imbsciles caught fire this even.
ing and was totally destroyed The in.
mates we're al at supper az the time. IN
another portion of the building, and were
not injured. The city Are department ~.
sponded. but as they had a distance of
three miles 10 go. the wing OF the building
wAa nnafiy consumed by tine time or their
arrival The department. however. pre-
vented the IRE from spreading to other
sections OF The building No estimate OF
the loss Is given
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
coLLloeo WITH A PIER HEAD.
English Channel Mail 8oar pui in nan.
gerous Position

CalaIs. Jan. THE mail boat Em-
press. from Dover. England, with lsg
passengers from London. aud the In.
dian mail aboard, coilided. while maxi
ing this port during the evening. with
a pier head. smashed her paddle box.
carried away her bridge and drove a
hole in the side of tie steamer. She
was lying in a dangerous position in
front OF the Casino. Lifehoat crews res
cued the passengers.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
NUM- Will BE sMoRN N.
Legislature of California Has No Legal
Power 10 tnscnt Him.


Power 10 tnscnt Him.
Sacramento. Jan. THE legislature
OF California convened today The re-
publicans have a majority In both
houses and elected temporary officers.
The new members were sworn In and
thereupon both branches adjourned I'M
Ill tomorrow.
Governor-elect Budd today received
from the attorney general an opinion in
which II is asserted that there can be
no gubernatorial contest before the
present Legislature and that the oath OF
Office must be administered 10 Budd.
The opinion declares that the section OF
the code which provides the manner Of
gubernatorinl contest before the legls-
laturc Is unconstitutional, In that II con-
fers Judicial powers on the legislature.
The democrats are arranging TO have
Budd sworn In tomorrow nj the joint
session OF both houses Prior To the
joint session. however. the two branches
will meet separately. when the repab-
licans may Introduce a resolution post
poning the Inauguration pending the
appointment of committees from each
house 10 investigate the charges OF
fraudulent returns In connection with
the gubernatorial election.
INAUGURAL IN WYOMING.
Cheyenne, Jan. 7.-Governor- elect
Richards was inaugnrated at noon to-
day with imposing ceremonies. The
Eighth and Seventeenth United States
infantry. state militia and civic soeiet-
les participated. Retiring Governor oa-
born. in welcoming his successor. made
an eloquent speech. predicting q pros
porous and successful administration.
The ceremonies will close with an in
augural ball
J. @. Davis and Jay l. Torrey. promi-
nent candidates FOR the Wyoming sena-
torship. have withdrawn from the con
test. making the election Of ex-senator
r. T.. Warren and ex-congressman c.
p. Clark almost assured
PETTIGREw REFLECTED.
Pierre, &. D.. Jan Tin the repuhh-
can caucus today Senator Pettigrew
was unanimously selected to succeed
himself as United States senator The
vote was 81 solid.
IN MONTANA.
Helena, Jan. THE fourth legisla-
tive assembly met at noon today. The
republicans have majority In both
houses and named all the officers. SEN
ator Folsom was elected president pro
tenn Of thr senate. and w. III. Sweet
speaker OF the house. The governors
message will be read tomorrow. Bal
loting for United States senator will
begin week from tomorrow.
INGALLS, FRIENDS AT WORK.
Topeka. Kan. Jan. Tomorrow the
legislature will convene. The greatest
interest centers In the senatorial con-
test. heightened by the work OF the
Ingalls, element, who desire that he be
returned 10 Washington.
HARRIS SUCCEEDS HIMSELF.
Asheviile. N. G.. Jan. THE demo.
cratic caucus today renominated Unit
ed States Senator Harris. State Treas
urer Craig and Comptroller 8. Harris.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
DARING ROBBERY AT sLLsNssuRc.
Grand Secretary OF the Good Templars
Loses 5000.

Ellensburg. Jan. 5-The most daring rob-
berry since the Roslyn AFFAIR took place
here last night between the hours OF TO
and $50. The Office OF Henry Mel NJ
Grath. grand secretary OF the Good Temp
lars for this state, was entered ard the
safe blown open, and ssss taken. all the
lodge money but So. He returned TO his
office al s.90 and found the safe open and
rified, the combination having been blown
on. The supposition Is that nitro glyeer-
Inc was pumped in and exploded The
door OF $, W. Barnes Office, adjoining
McGrath's door. showed Jimmy marks. bur
entrance had not been effected. Offieers
at once went to work on the case. but
have no clue thus far
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
aohiean Cioss 10 pu.e, sound.

san Francisco. Jan. Admiral
Beardsiee. Z. S. ~, commanding the
Pacific station, yesterday received a
telegram from Washington, ordering
the Mohican. Captain MuIian. from her
position at Mare island to Puget sound
region. The order was wholly unex-
pected. as IL had been supposed In
naval circles that the first detail Tor
the Mare island fleet would he the Ha-
waiian islands
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
ARGUED MORE A. 3. i. CASES.
Motions To puash indictments Against
nehhA Inken Iuser Adyisemcnt

Motions 10 Quash indictments Against
pebhs Taken uuder Amusement.
Chicago. Jan. Judge Grosscup OF
the United States court began hearing
arguments today on a motion to quash
two indictments In the case of President
Debs and ether offieieis of the A. n. u.
One charges him with conspiracy TO
obstruct Interstate commerce and the
other alleges obstruction of the United
states mails. The arguments for the
defense We're made by T. w. Harper of
Terre Haute. Ind, and y. 8. Gregory OF
Chicago. The arguments for the gov
eminent were made by ex-District At
torney T. Il. Milchrist and Attorney M
Rosenthal. The argument was con-
cluded this afternoon and a decision win
be rendered Tuesday
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12

Cleveland. Jan. 5.--In the presence OF
thousands OF enthusiastic spectators
the new paiatial steel steamship North
land was successfully launched al Glov.
sh'pyard this afternoon. The vessel is
with the exception OF few minor points
IA exact duplicate of the steamer
Northwest. which was launched hy The
Glove Company year ago.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
raE suour MEN WON.
Opening sk,rmi.h tn sA. slsh. for Iaahe,s
Senator.

Boise. Idaho. Jan. 6.--The republican
senator's were In caucus all afternoon
and did not conclude until late this
evening. The fight was over the posi-
Hon OF president pro tenn. The senator
ial 9question entered into the matter,
and as Senator Borrower In a Shoup
man. lac met with determined OPPOSE
fion. Finally. however, the opposition
broke down and BIerbower was elected
Ay acclRination. Following IN a full
iist of the senate attaches. President
pro terns Senator Vic Bierbower of Loo
gan; secretary, Captain J. NJ. Wells of
Koofenai. sergeant-at-arms. ]. T. Peter
son of Owyhee: assistant secretary. j.
III. Hutchinson of Owyhee: engrossing
clerk. Charles N. Sain OF Ada; assistant
engrossing clerk. Miss Matte Jacobs of
Ada; enrolling clerk. j. w. Kieff OF La
tab. assistant enrolling clerk. Miss
Phiilis nj. Bailey OF Bingham,
and Journal clerk. Thomas ID.
Page OF Nez Perez. chaplain. Rev.
H. u. Wright OF Ada: committee clerk,
Stewart Simpson OF Washington; door
keeper. John Mckinley OF Canyon. janI-
tor. J. w. Stevens OF Elmore. Pages.
Elmer Fuller Of Logan and Thomas
Radsr Of Ada. s
z Fssw NEW DEVELOPMENTS.
The senatorial situation has changed
but little. Both sides make claims OF
having a majority, but IL Is the judg-
ment Of your correspondent that Sweet
at This time has the best OF IL. II a
caucus we're held now he would prob
ably have 70 votes This counts all OF
the Eurth. All Of the southeast, two
voice IN Washington and two In Cam
yon and two In Owyhee. Krane OF
kootenai Is openly working for Sweet.
reducing the possibility OF uncertainty
in the north to three votes Cozier Is
claimed 10 be against Sweet, but his
vote y confidently counted by the sweet
men.
The situation Is rejected in the fact
that thr Sweet leaders are pushing for
an early caucus, while the shoup forces
talk OF postponing IT, while this Ia the
situation now. the lines may break at
any time and influences are at work
today which may bring about an early
change
The salient feature is that there are a
nnmberaof votes pnt In the Sweet co.'s
ANN thas are nos there by the personal
preference OF the men who are to cast
th@m. There are three in the north. one
IN Canyon. At least ,ne IN OwyheA and
enc ia the southeast. Such votes are
extremely uncertain. II has been said
that Gamble. Henry. coden and coxier
would vote for Hepburn, while the pref.
NrcnceN az several others are for him.
Hepburn has not arrived here yet
tila neming may rally some Of these
votes 10 his support and give him the
Balance Of power. In that event no one
eouid ten what the outcome would be-
= y also possible that a caucus win not
= held Altheesh Sweet and shssup
h1th favor = caucus earnestly. each has
aens sappcrters who may refuse 10 20
INTO eaucus. There are some shoup
snpperfsfn whe wonld rather take the
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
oFFIcEsEEkERs CONE EARIY.
Army of Aspirants Looking for Positions
AZ Olympia.

AZ olympia.
Olympia. Jan. The streets OF the
capital already give evidence Of the APP
preaching session OF the legislature by
the presence of "a number OF statesmen
from various parts of the state. some OF
whom engaged their quarters and de-
parted on the afternoon train. TO return
the latter part OF the week Few are
here 10 remain through the session. A.
n. shaw arrived today. the first OF the
senatorial aspirants on the ground
Ex-Governor I.aughton was here today
but raturned 70 Tacoma He viii be
here In time 10 commence vigorous
campaign for the cierkship Of tie lower
house The number OF aspIrants Tor
clerkships and other positions within
the gift Of the legislature Is enprece-
dentedly large.
From expressions Of opinion already
made by prominent members, IL win h.,
the policy OF this legislature TO limit
the number Of employees to those absa-
lutely necessary. and those chosen must
be distinguished for their capacity To-
illl the places assigned them
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12

Omaha. Jan. s.-The hearing Of the ne.
ution from the minority stockholders on
me q X, 4 y. asking 20 have stricken
onl 81 order for the appointment Of Ne
Neh az receiver. the direction 10 pay the
expenditures Of the former y..s..i,,..,.s'
principally incurred la restoring washouts
along the Columbia river. has beer no..
poned until January =.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
Rigid Invsstlsatio. or.,sr..,

New York. Jan. t.-Mayor Strong gave
out the statement he would have nm IN.
festtgatiop OF all the city departments
made through the commissioners Of ae-
counts. The work win begin lust rs
soon as the commissioners can ri ,hslr
office force running smoothly"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12

toaixaeoalcoz. Mexico. Jan 4-The busi.
ness Of the National Tehanntapao railroad
Is increasing rapidly. and the feiei al gov.
eminent has found h prohtable. There
VII - several important feeders con-
strncted during the present vesr +, /.
announced that the government has r.
iecied the proposition OF G. T.. Huntlnefon
70 buy the Tehauntapec road.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
MINING MATTERS.

Authentic reports from the Cieve-
land mine confirm al that has already
been stated with reference to the recent
itrike there. The tunnel which has been
n progress for some time was COM
pleted TO the ore body late last week.
and the vein. lying In true assure.
Was discovered to contain four feet of
solid ore OF much better quality than
that discovered upon the surface. The
recent snow has greatly facilitated
travel, and has put the roads In excel
lent shape for the rapid and easy trans
portation OF the ore from the mine to
the railroad station at Springdale.
The Cedar Canyon mines are also
making active preparations for the
shipment Of large amount of ore
from the mines during the sleighing
season. The ore Is very rich and viii
pay for long hauls. They expect to ship
by way of Springdale as soon as the
road can be completed to the Cleveland
mine. At present they are shipping
via Davenport.
The freight trains Of the Spokane
Falls 4 Northern railway running from
Nelson To Spokane twice each week
carry about ten carloads of ore from
the mines along the route ON each trip.
amounting to over 400 tons per week
as the output ~ the mines north OF
the line.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
THE
Atlantic Monthly
FOR 1895

FOh 1898
WIN contain new serial 10 run through
twelve numbers. entitled
A SINGULAR LIFE,
by ELIZABETH STUARTpIIEI.Ps
Studies In Great Literature.
New Figures in Literature and Art.
Studies or men ard women who are
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International Papers,
A series OF articles treating Or exist
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Contemporaneous European Al
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Discussions OF important questions
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Political History.
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Treating with special knowledge and
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Education.
Special regard will be paid 10 this
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AN ANNOUNCEMENT OF IMPORTANCE.
During 1885 DIR. John Fisk win furnish
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Virginia and Her Ncighbors.
TERAfS--s4.e0 year In advance. post
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Postal Notes ana Money are at the
risk of the sender. and therefore remit
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
Two chllaren surfoea,es

New York. Jan. two young children.
Mitchell aud Harry Berhenck. were sufro.
Gated today Ia a fire IN a tenement houee.
The mother lsfs ths children sleeping
while she went up town on an erraDd
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
ov Rim CLAIMS cF CARRIERS.
postmaster.Gencral Bisscll Issues an
Order 10 pOsfmnsters

hster.0encra1 hisScH Issues an
Order 20 posfmasters.
Washington. Jan 4.-Postmaster- Gener-
al Bissell issued the following order TO
pcstmasters at all free delivery Offices.
regarding overtime claims:
The attention of fires delivery Offices II
directed To the order OF April, 1880 re-
speeding overtime Of letter carriers. II Is
believed by certain officials Of this gov.
eminent that In some of the postoflices
evaslons OF this order are In eontempia-
ton: that overtime is In fact being made
on letters not recorded At the postofiice
and no claim Is made for the same at pres
ent, but u IL supposed this overtime will
perhaps be made the subject OF claim at
some future time.
IL IL not supposed that postmasters are
eognizant of this fact. but II can hardly
be fact and escape the knowledge OF the
superintendent OF free delivery. The or
der OF April. 1898. has been and will remain
In full force and effect, and ! shall hold
the postmasters officially accountable for
omission to enforce II
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
UNDER CfVU. sERNICE.

On the recommendation OF Postmaster
General Bisseli. the president today issued
an order extending civil service rules to
all Sarerintendents OF stations In noat-
offices of the United States The order
takes effect Immediately upon its promul-
cation. There are l62 OF these Offices In
the United States
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
BUYING UP CATTLE.
Montana Stoekmen Repien4sh Their
Herds in Eastern Washington.


Colviile. Jan. IA continuous fall OF
snow. lasting two days and nights.
ceased yesterday, leaving the ground
covered to a depth of II inches This is
the iirst real snowfall OF the season.
which has caused the cattlemen TO
round up their cattle from the ranges.
II Is the general opinion that this win
ter will be a very short and mild one.
Montana cattle buyers are stiil rang
ing over the country In search OF more
cattle for their ranges over among the
Rockies. II IL said that most OF the
cattle were sold off the Montana ranges
last year and shipped 10 the Chicago
market, The hard times had some
thing TO do with thinning out their herds
over there and now they are taking adj
vantage OF the low prices of cattle In
Washington and are rapidly diminish
ing the Washington herds. 80 that II
viii not he n great while before cattle
In Washington will be high IN price
again.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12

Portland Il wicli Supplied With Mate
rial for Fine sIeiGhriding.

Portland Il Well snpplisd WITH Mate.
rial for Fine sisiEhriding.
Portland. Or. Jan. 2-The heavy
snowfall Of yesterday. together with the
sleet OF last night. has Frustrated teie-
graph wires In every direction. The
storm was more severe In tinis city than
at any other point in the northwest
The total snowfall here was 10 inches.
while south and north OF here the fall
was much less
THE FALL AT CHENEY.
Cheney. Jan. s.-snow commenced
falling here during the latter part Of
last night. and at this time. ESQ p. m.
IL Is still showing About 10 inches
has already fallen. and the storm seems
10 be increasing. with the thermometer
marking Is above zero. Just right for a
big snow fall
WELCOME AT ELLENSBuRG
E.llensburR. Jan. 3--It began snow
Ing yesterday afternoon. and tonight a
depth OF Is inches is on the ground.
Everybody Is delighted. as II IL worth
n great deal 10 this region. II Is gen
orally regarded as forerunner of better
/ times.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
DIR. ]. M. BOYD.
Physician ano Surgeon

All diseases OF women, successfully
treated Rooms and board furnished.
Patients from distance address;
DIR J. M. BOYD.
No. 405 Blsiock Blk. Spokane, Wash.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-10-05
Diplomat of the Household.

Did you hear about Mrs. de Billingsf"
asked tho wife significantly as the husband
settled himself comfortably in his arm
chair.
No. What about herr" he asked sus-
piciously.
Wei, there's a little gossip going
around tho neighborbood that may mean
something. You know how fond of gay
ETY. sho ISL
"Oh, yes"
And how Mr.. de Billings hates So
clety?"
Yes"
And how as a result she got in the
hGhit of going out with other men,
Yes"
Wei, l heard him say last night that
he was tired Of that SORT of thing"
Il don't blame him"
And that he proposed to stop it,"
"Ho ought to-
an fact, his exact words were that he
proposed to lead her "a merry dance"
It's time he did. "
do you really mean that?" she asked
anxiUusly,
"Of course 1 do. r. Then he stopped
and looked mt his wife sharply. Look
here, Jane, " no said, what are you driv-
ing atE'
Wen, he ended by explaining that he
meant he would take her to the charity
ball, and if you really think that it's
time
I'm take you" he interrupted quickly.
you've earned it, but / want it distinct
~ understood that / will never listen to
ne]ighborhood gossip again"
Then he settled back in his chair and
growlod all the rest of the evening.-Chi-
cago Post.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-10-05
Robert Louis and His Dog.

When the StcvcnsonS lived at Can
mes, an American family made their
acquaintance there. One day they
went to call. They woro met outside
the door by a very small dog with Il
very large bark. The dog planted
himself before the door and refused
to allow them to enter. At length
Mr.. Stevenson heard the noise and
came to the rescue. When the visit
ors We're seated, the dog placed him
self in front of them and barkcd so
loud that conversation became i'm
possible. The husband and WifelOOk-
ed at one another anXiously, and
finally Mr.. Stevenson carried the dog
from the room. 1t was only to the
next room, however. The dog put
his nose to the crack of thodOor and
barked as loud as before. Converse
ton again came to q halt. He loves
us so much" the husband and wife
murmured to each other, with apol
ogetio glancos at their visitors, anc
looked so genuinely unhappy tina
their callers considerably took leave
New York Commercial Advertiser
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-10-05
She Was All Right.

One of those good women who arc al
ways willing to tell people they are losing
their sidecombs or hairpins or other be-
longings sat behind a young lady who
had a large velvet bow attached to the
back of her neck. 1t had become loose,
but in no danger of falling, but the good
dame could not resist the opportunity:
YOU'RE losing your bow, miss" She
whispered in her ear.
The girl grabbed the arm of the young
man next her and instantly retorted:
mot much l amt. I've kept steady
company with him for a year now, and il
that Susie Holmes thinks she's going to
get him away by making eyes at him ]
lose my guess. Thank you all the same,
ma'am." And she took another reef in
the young mans arJn.-Dotroit Free Press.