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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02

duly qualified. The resident and treas
urer shall be exon lio members Of the
executive council. aIid where q tie may
occur the president hall have the priv
ilege Of the casting vote. A two-tbirds
vote 0f the executive council shall be
necessary 70 ovevr de any motion or
act Of the president of the Irish Nation
Al Alliance. The secretary shall be
appointed by the resident. alI other
officers shall be elecNed by the organiza-
ton ia regular contention. The presi-
dent. vice president and one member
OF the executive cohhcsl, such member
to be selected by THE executive council.
shall be the trusteel of the funds Of the
organization. The state organization
shall be modelled h the national ati-
thorify 10 organize Ilnd must come from
tke national executive.
The initiation fke shall be 81 and
dues SO cents Qrarthriy, payable IN ad-
vance"
The celebrity and nnanlmity In which
this plan OF campaiRn was caught up
by the delegates and stamped with q
hearty vote Of app roval was a revela-
ton.
The election OF the newly created
Irish National Ailld|noe WAS declared IN
order aud resulted as follaws: Prasi-
dent. William Lynn an. New York: vice
president, O'Neil Ryan. 81. Louis;
treasurer. p. ". Fitzpatrick. Chicago:
executive council. J. ]. O'Donovan,
Lowell, Mass; Chris Gallagher of Mime
apolis. Martin Kelly of Tennessee. Cap
tain Managan Of Wisconsin. J. sheehy
Of San Francisco. =. M. Kennedy Of
Anaconda, Mont, Thomas j. Dnndon
Of Ohio. Thomas H. Greevy Of Penn
nyltnnia and James Lsawier OF Texa&
An the officers elected made short
speeches.
The convention closed with the sing
Ing Of a new Iris song composed by
Mrs. Teresa Bcatr Ice o'Hara OF cieve-
land. Ohio. called. God Bless Ireland
after which the delegates arose and
sang America" md God Save Ire
land"
LONDON n sEwsPApERs.
London, Sept. ~, The newspapers Of
London today pr4feHa to and in the
proceedings OF the Irlah Nationalist
convention at Chicago material foR
amusement
The Globe this afternoon observes
that Mr. Ftnerty and bis colleagues de-
serve the thanks Pf the world for fur.
nishing an entertaining farce.
In the course df an article the 81
James Gazette US es the following Ian.
guage: There ave none 20 valiant AZ
the sxlled Hibernlan In the secure at.
mosphere OF an American liquor saloon
There are none ao ready as he 70 at
tack the Saxon when the Saxon car
not get at him, Oh 50 patriotic In rails
Il Ing other peoples money for war"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
aUEER paocIE0leos At sANoa
TIE Acknowledged aehea Leader Eater.
sni1ed ns the Enelish Comsniats.

y IS ANMNuWAE0&9N aA~n&6 Leader k@&G9.
sniUsd ns fhe EnGiish Consniate.
Apln. samoa. Sept II per steamer 70
San ErMncisca. Sept 1a)-lThnrm hmn naen
much ungaSorgsla comment herr recently
N regard 70 the actlon Of Acitng British
Consul Wc0df0Fd and tha German conzul
The British conUui made q visit ~ the
headquarters of the rabai party under
TamaaeNa. and be Induced Tamnseae to
VISIT Apta. where he entertained him az
the consulate and drove aim shout town
IN bis oWn caFFiaE&. linstls taking hifE 20
ssse German consulate. where King Mmtn-
toa had been brought soxne time before.
The significance Of this netion Hes in The
attitude which ham all along been hCad BY
Tanaasese. who n the son OF tha former
German puppet king of that name. Tama-
seae recently denea tha authority of the
stateas Great Britain and Germany. and
he In at present AhaitaFtng pFin0ners un-
der sentence by the supreme court, who
succeeded IN making their escape.
The samoan Herald, A paper published
~ an EnElishmnns ia commenting upon
this. ineident condemns the British consul
severely. and says that the residents Of
Samoa have seen the strange spectacle
uf an Acknowledged rebel TaEnRsese, not
only allowed 20 enter Apsa with inpun-
ity, hut actually appearing mn Nh intimate
friend of her Britannia ma5essy'B repre-.
SENTATIVE [tu&NA HNJiIuEu-
1 Tho paper Also declares that this action
Of the British consui win imply to the
semi-saraEe mind Of Tamasese that h.
can be assured Of the powerful proteeti0r
ef Great Britain.
The natives belonging to the kings par.
ty are much lncensed at tbs conduct q
I both c0nauis
Bnited States Consul MIlliean refused
90 be q party to any dealings with thl
man who had annultad and DATED the fsa.
moan government as recognized b. tht
three powers. Tharo Is the usual taih
among the natives now 81 fLBheing ii ar
early date.
In the last few days 1Er. Woodford hai
bacn succeeded hy British Consul Cusaeh
Smith. who haa returned from Biii
United States Consul AIiiliEau will feavl
by the nnxt steamer, and his place w1li bs
/ hlled BY w. ID. Lanklock. who has heit
/ the post before.
Tho business Of Samoa ~ greatly DO
| pressed.
The cocoanut crop has resulted badly
and its staple product ia greatly reduces
IN quantity.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
FoR 1HE WEST poINT canETsAIf


Fourteen C0mpsttfofu Undergoing fxnm
iuaticn ~ laOIse.
Roise. Sept. ag-~Competitive exnmina.
lions began here today for the appoint
Inent to the West Point cadefship. The
young men manned hy Congressman VIII
son last spring failed 20 pass the govern
ment exarnination ana he then detexmln-
ga 20 open tho place % competition among
the young men Of the state. The contest
ant making the highest average will be
named ms principal and the seeoud highest
as alternate. The examination coyerH the
common school branches. II Is being con-
dneted by State Superintendent OF Schools
Foreaman. ex-superintenaent Moody
Rev. J. Barton Of the College OF Idaho 81
Caldwell.
There are "a competitors and they come
from an parts Of the state, Their names
are Is foliowa. John W. Jones. Biaekf0ot
j. T.. Bench. Kendrlck. William Sfrode
g. II. Eagieson, ]. n. Hard. Boise: e. q
Davis. samaria; George ". Hunt HALEY
q, A. Dequiste, Emil MautH, Iaahs City
william w. Maxey, Caldwell. Albert n.
Brunzell. Reynolds; John c. Lucna, G. e.
white. Caldwell; Charles Dill, Shnshone.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
ctiARLEs HAS the LAsoRlNa oAR


me 4ONe4Hofh = 0ttS teflN Aitu the tGos
Pie Went the Fight.
Chicago. sept 27.--'If Texas wants 4
prize tisht let them have II. say said
Mrs. Charles A. CuIbaTaon before leaving
Chicago today for Te1as. Mrs. CuIberson
4 the wife OF ooysrnQr culbsrzon Of
Texas. and with her saether. Mrs Harris.
has been north TOR tate summer. what
II the use In poor Charles working blm-
self 10 death 70 prevent what tbs whole
state VENTS" continued Mrn. cuiherson.
At least nine men out OF every ten IN
Texas want the fight, and after all he
was elected 70 carry out the wilI or the
people and the people want the fight. /
have rsAht number Of prominent business
men from Texas" said Mrs. CuIberBon.
land each one or them believes in allow
ing the Rght 10 50 on. and hare the gov
ernor is trying 10 stop Il. The public h
In favor uF having Il. It's all f0oiiAhness,
and I've told him 30. ] said. You are sx-
pected 10 carry cut tha viii Of the people.
ana you are not doing II when you oppose
what they want
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.
Aastin, Texas. Sept. N.--taovernur Cul-
beFson's proclamation issued late last
might. convening the legislature next
Tuesday, TO enact an anti-praRe fight Iaw.
was a great surprise. There Is some talk
this morning that popsllists and ether op-
ponents Of the governor may defeat tbs
object by making a law 20 20 into efreef
IN 81 days. II requires at least two
thirds vote 70 give immediate effect.
Representative Ham Ward, leading
member OF the house. said today that the
legislature undoubtedly would pass law
to 20 into effect at once. and that 1t
would make prize fighting a felony.
THE PROBLEM.
Dallas. Texas. Sept. N..-Referrlng to
Governor Culberson's call FOR the leRisIa-
turs 10 take action on the subject Of
prize fighting, the Galveston Dallas News
concludes an editorial on the situation In
these words.
''And now II IL hoped that the legisaa-
ture viii AZ least bring the problem tO
some indubltable effective and statutory
conclusion. III accomplishing this work
Il VIII not be enough for the Legislature
70 close the state against the revOitina
brutalities ~ the ring but IL must as fulis
guard the state against the perils and
scandals OF conflicts OF legislative and ia
dieial laws. such as was recently brew
ing"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
scRAMDLE Foa Tue ALAsEA JuDasnIr


&M4AkUFE8& k&sA0M&Hn9NMHMn MAY NtHM
the Plum Affer All.
washington, Sept z7.--The reslgna-
tl0n Oe Mr.. Lytton Taylor as United
States attorney for Alaska within two
months after his appointment gave rise
20 much speculation and comment aa
70 lie cause. but now equally Heeretiye
and unexplained comes the resignation
OF Judge Warren Truitt. the district
Judge of the territory He gives no
reason except .'for personal reasons" /"
There Il. however, a personal letter ac-
campaigning Truitt's letter which the
attorney general declines TO make pub
llc B. z. Bennett Of Alaska was ap-
pointed 70 an Taylor's place. Who VIII
get the vacant 1udgeahip ia all specuia-
tion and = scramble has already be-
gun. w. ID. Crews, formerly Of Seattle,
now Of Alaska. the defeated candidate
for United States attorney. IL pressing
for the once. also Mr.. Maloney Of
juneau
The candidate Of the north. who
seems 10 have the best chance II A. X
Delaney. formerly OF Everett. now
making Juneau his home for the pur.
pose. Delaney was United States mar
shAI for Alaska during Mr., cieveland''
araf term. He IL backed BY villas OF hi
former state and Riao Mitchell. De
laney was q Bragg man against Mitch
ell He also has d friend In Lamont
Brlee OF Ohio. who was a friend Of At
torney General Harmon. who win nam
the nominee, "a supporting Delaney
Eia strong opponent Il Ex-Governor A
P. swineford Of Alaska. now speeia
commissioner ot the interior and tn,
special oEficer 70 assist Mcbride IN IN
gold mine" puzzle 70 claim the Hehoe
lands around Tacoma. swineford a
vtdes the Wisconsin support and IA
MSAo Voorhees, OF Indiana and Carisal
as hia frienda
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
POWDER EXPLOSION
Miners Could Not Get Cut sn8
Six Smcttered 10 peath
ALONG TWO OF TIE DRIFTS
Volunteers Are put 10 work ana N am
Hour ifrsaK Throazh fhe Has
o. plat.

Leaayllls. Colo. sent. 1e.-The worst
accident thmt ever occurred ~ ff.sM
camp occurred ak / d. II. ak The nrlRtnm
mine. resulting in tie death ef rs
miners and the En3nrfna of gaur oahass-
The dead are:
]. =. Gray.
JOHN HmmsiIl.
Clark MeGinneas
John Be&Rs.
Chris philllpm
I'd Kuhn.
The injured are. ]. II. nesnoida.
5hmaa Baxter Alex pafkar ana 10An
Waters.
The men were working Ia a drtkk anA
alspe about 40 feet abova THE i0w4N
levels, where 50 pounds Of powder had
been stored. AooordinK &c ahe nmnaasne
fenuents he had positively xashiRHAs
more than ave pounds of powder q IS
taken Into this nIma at 0mn tinan. asak ii
y known that 80 pounds wae ~ fh
slope At the time. Five Of ii ncnnaa a
this was IN an OH cnn warming. wfzM
Lighted snuffies under Il. ia a0ne nraas
nor Il exploded and the caacuasEon ssf
on the remaining powder.
This terrific shock caused the art f
block the slope and the mar cuzan n46
Eet out and Sax Ok khem aloNiy aFnUlh
cred to death.
As manv volunteers nn nuuiH 81 nat
~ work began digging 2hrnug3 tNa
mass Of dirt and Ia a. hoar had Aro1knz4
through and discovered tha mlmaTa lmw-
ing along the two arif1a Eiga IL sse
Belgian drift we're dead An6 IL the
foar Ia the other kkrea wnre a1va
The dead and injured we're rapidly
removed to the surface ana the Injured
we're taken to the hospital
Il is th0uEht that an oK the injured
men wiz recover The men killed. IS
far as known, were all single. WaA
accident has cast gloom opef lhe en-
tire camp.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
wEFE's SPECULATION N corToN-


u seems No Longer Possible 20 Hope for
Good Crop.
New York, Sept. 9l.-4R q. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review OF Trade says:
''The speculation IN cotton has lifted
the price Sc during the past week. and
quotations here are some higher than
at Liverpool so that free exports enn
not be expected. II seems no longer
possible 10 hope for a good crop and
Neili Bros. have a circular predicting
a Yield OF only 100000 bales. But for
the extraordinary supplies carried over
from last year, the manufacturers
would be Ia trouble. But prices of
goods rise every week. adding 70 the
profit OF the mills. which on both sides
Of the ocean can use foF some time TO
come old cotton bought ne low pricen
'sThe wheat market has been excited
without much diacoverable reason, and
the price has advanced over s cents for
spot and alhc for December delivery.
Nothing iH clear about the iron and
steel manufactures, but some Of The
largest Piitsburg concerns, protesting
20 have orders for many months ahead,
are bidding for small contracts In east
eru markets ~ 81 % tI.s0 per ton less
than the quoted rate. Some say that
u ls done 20 press the market Con-
tracts have been made At the east for
$4,000 tons Of foreign ore 70 be used
IN Bessemer iron making at eastern fur
naees and the termination Of the Mar
quette strike sets free about half a
million IONS more Of Bessemer ore with
III the period Of lake navigation. There
IL also halt Ia the advance OF leather.
no higher prices having been recorded
this week.
The advance in wooi sales IN the
London auctions stimulated the spec
ulation but prices are on the whole
changed.
Failures for the week have been
216 against zss last year"
BANK CLEAHANCEs.
New York. Sept 27.--The following
table. complied by BraGstreefs. shows
the total ciearances at the principal
cities and the percentage of Increase
OF decrease as compared with the cor.
responding week last gear;
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
THE LAND OFFICES
The interior Department May
Reduce the Number.
SEVERAL CHANGES PROPOSED


Washington, y, G.. Sept. 2T.--1t is
seriously considered In the interior de-
partment here whether there are not
zoo many land @eflces in Washington
and the location incommodious. ~ the
time many oe them we're located. 10
reports a special agent. they were IN
the center. or nearly 50. Of the populat-
ed districts. but In many OF these now
the population has decreased In some
sections and increased In others. The
land Office ~ Watervifle. Douglas conn
ty. may be changed 30 Eilensburg or
Pnsco and Douglas be put In the Spo-
kane district; and m the Yakima dis
trict the Office may be removed 10 Se-
attic and consolidated 10 that dlstFict
or abolished. IN many OF the smaller
Offices. Il 10 believed. that one officer
acting both as register and receiver ia
sufficient
A land Office for convenience may bR
opened somewhere on Gray's harhor
owing to the entries on the forfeited
branch line OF the Northern Pacific
and possibly one IN Olanogan county
near the snohomish line, IN view Of tht
minlng settlements In that district
such suggestions have been ofiicially
made. The decision upon them viii
likely be reached during the month d
October.
The commissioner OF the general lame
ONCE has forwarded to the register and
receiver Of the land Office al Seattle
Wash, patents for the following caal
purchases OF land:
Robert Q. Scott. King county Put
nam r.. Pratt. Chehaiin county; VIII
liam r. Singleton. San Juan county
Francis La Bounty. ClRIlam county
Charley Ward. Skagit county; Frank 3
Macintosh. Ciallam county; Fred A
Mason. clallam county.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
"A MoMAN eE4oNED ANn -


Chicago. M. sept. VI Aa sna
pesFoit sast miBha d weN draa AM
entered the pnilmAp and sseppla2 At
the first occupied harths calmly eEaA
"a in. ut the same sarne choking gnEa
feuce airs. George Sfaek. s'ae
pant After acquiring INC w3lf
pocket book. 3eweiry and ct8iH "
the terrifed woman. whoae
sat in tho smoking c0mFnY @t
d few feet away, the fDhher
to leave. Mrs Mack cl0nH lo Asoi
ever ana NJ only ancmnad mfsaN
Ing her seneeluas ne tanpes fr4s
moving train ana Apparently 2Hla
iured eeenred In tne Aarknes
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
ENGLAND is FINALLY IN EARNEST
five wsrshlps Ascending the River
NaAa Tsa kiann.

London. Sept. T.-The PAN Mail Gazetie
this afternoon prints 4 dispatch from
Shanghai saying; Appearances indicate
that England a finally fn earnest re-
garllng the mabsaeres uf missionaries IN
China. Five N|arships are now on the
river Yang Tss Kians. proceeding toward
the scenes Of the disturbances, and -four
more are expeeked 70 start tomorrow.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
Men who Are Heid Responsible for the
Collapse of . nnifdiuK.

New York, Sept gT-The grand Jury
today ordered indictments FOR man
slaughter In the second degree against
the following men. who are held respon-
sible for the collapse Of 1he Ireland build
ms August ! last, when Is men were
killed.
Thomas Murray. uanson fore1nnns Thos.
Walker. Ht1parlutandants 5ohn Parker,
contractor Dennis Buckley. ex~inapectur
Of building department, g. &. Hyrnes.
architect, and Edward J Yondaie. arehi-
tect'a assistant
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
THE ATTACKS UPoN TAG HANNocKs
he Govcramsus 10 pToaecuse the Whssss
for fhn Affair.

washington, Sept 2s-.Tae ATTORNEY gan
ernl has sent additional instruclians Il
she 1siatriet attorney at WSnmi4s& based
on iafornation furnished ~ the fnalan
poilee. ehich wili probably enable ihe
United Afaltes nfliclaas 10 eommamne tht
prosecution aGalnst the wnikes reesonsfbl
Tor attacks upoa the 8arrazk iualana
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
SHOT aIasgF II THG wa
fhe Acei8ent That uxefenHA y MAm tahs
Aesspaea nlAA

Wallace. Idaho. ssps. rhasss6
Benson while On MS wny srom Cesar
d'Aiene City to the mines to laok
work accepted a ride IA xannh@
wagon going III that dlractian 4n
passing through Fauffh &c Inly -.
he took the farmers mnk to aAnuh ~
grouse IN patfine the gan Rack nto
the wagon Il. was aischaxgea. tho IeA1
taking effect sn hia right xsab sA
ranging upward lodged II the zofeas
Although sfoI AZ a. a.. ia #aa Al
Nj. before he arrived im WAllaee. An
medical assistance was afVcn HIN as
the Sisters hospital. Ca. HAani NA
II was POUND no bones eeFe hruken
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
THE UNDERWRITERS ASSOCIATION
Fires or Eieetrieai origin ana Osher Mat.
tera 1bissussed.

Chicago, Bept. 8.--At this morning. q
session OF this National Underwriters As
ISOLATION Of the Northwest, the subject
or sAd1uatmcnta was discussed at
length. william III. Merrill. electrician
Of the national bbard OF Ire unaerwril.
erss read an Inter aStlng paper On Fires
OF Electrical Origin" and Charles II.
Whifeombe OF Be aton. flre marshal fol
the state Of Massachusetts, discussed "Of-
tlciaf Fire InQnests" in an entertaining
way. The session concluded withsthe pre-.
Eentation OF a pager on INSURANCE Jour.
nalinm." by Eoung e. Allison OF Louis
vile. editor OF the Insurance Herald, who
made powerful lea for clean and prop
erly conducted Insurance papers. The
convention adjourhed sine die this after
noon.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
WARNED oH : TIE RESERVATION
Bad Feeling nctWaen rhe Present and
pask Indian Axant~.

Boise. sept "a special from Pocatel-
la Says. Notice has heea posted by In
dian Agent TIter notifying MIR. ana Mrs
A. W Fisher and all members Of their
Eauslly TO keeI on the Fort Han rea#rvas
fkan
The matter has caused great indIEnn-
tlon in pocaleilo. Fisher was formerly
Indinn agent and there y bad feeling BE-.
tween him an Teter.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
GENERAL Hal sRlsoN IN LITERATURE
Willing n SeriAs OF Artielen on NATIONAL
Ouea4Ioua for Women.

Indianapolis. Sept. I.-Generai Benja-
min Harrison liz devoting himself daily
to an important series OF literary articles
which ne cont1acted Tor while IN the east
InAt spring. A'he work s8 10 lake she
shape of a Magazine. and artieles which
win have for heir aim the enlightenment
of women upIn national questions and
giving them 8 clearer conception Of gov.
ernmental a1alra
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
DECREE OF FORECLOSURE SIGNED



the 0regnss Short Line
Salt Lake, Sept. 27.-A special TO the
TfibnAa from Cheyenne, Wy0., says
Judge Riner today signed 3 decree OF
foreclosure ia the case Of the American
Loan and Trust Company against the
Oregon Short Lane a Utah Northern
Railway Company. The decree Fecitee
that the defendant is indebted 20 the
plaintiff upon consolidated bonds and In
tereat amounting TO SO. So .01e with q
gum now overdue Of 3SiI. COO. u Ii ordered
that interest shall be paid within 20 days
IN default OF which all railways compris-
cd BY tho consolidated mortgage shall b.
sold at Salt Lake Under the direction Of
]. B. cieiands who 10 appointed commits
kSouer
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
IN 4 WEST VIRGINIA. CYCLONE
rwo Men Harrlhsy Ealnrsd BY EaiItng
TisnhaEa.

Huntington. w. Va, Sept zz.--A eycluna
passed over Green Bottom yesterday. do-
Ing great damage 10 property.
Sixteen men were Ia one barn which
was blown away.
rihiy injured By failing timbars
Timothy Blake ana 1aia0re Clark wera
seriously iniured.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
4 NEW soFi EDuE OF 1ARlFFs

The Southern paeifie and Points In che
\ OrthNest.
San Francisco Sept. xT.--Tho Southern
Pacific viii issue on October 10 a new
schedule Of tariffs on all classes Of ner-
chmndlse between California points and
Montana. Idaho Oregon and Washing
ton.
These new ratsls are reductions IN some
cases and ineFes ses 81 others. The chan
ges are most I'm portant In Montana CEN.
mon points, such aM Helena Butte and
Anaconda. Garrison and Silver Bow. and
points on the otegon Short Line and BY
way Of Portland in the Occur a Alene
district
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
a YOUNG oIal IS MURDERED
SyAnes startled 0vcr ) Horrible Case of
ssieufIFic Hatchery.

San EraAuiNco. Sept N..--Aavtcen from
Australia state thRa the people Of sydney
have been startled hy the atroclous MUIR
def ol yeiinE girl ~ The night 81 sepe
temher u
At midnight on q wharf was left q box
containing the body og young woman.
corpse soaked "a cnrbofic acid and the
remains then crushed into q drf goods
box.
The Identity OF the murdered glrl has
not baen discovered.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
KILLEo ovER 4 oAME oF III


BAker@aeid. Cal, Sept. 26-Newa comes
from KernviIie thar Philip seybeTf IA an
alteration over game of cards ssas shot
and killed By Ntllle Archer an Indian.
Archer wAs ARRESTED. AT the inquest d
verdict of wnlfui murder was returned.
after which a number Of citizens tpok
Archer from the officer and killed hiIa.
He was found with six bullet hoics and
several fatal knife cutH M his body.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
A .Bl0 sgF sATioN AT coLuMBIA
Measure al o. Only whtfe citl4rns
should voFe for EeRieiaa0rs

I,olun1bIa. II @. Hd0t IA sansa3iona1
debate was f|eid a. the ennseatton opsr 4
measure prul oaea ~ Colonel Robert AT.
arlch that i ali elections Tor membora
81 tbs iekia|ntur only white citizens
should ha ellginie The vote was anailv
taken and : SOLVED n she defeat 81 tbs
! mea4asp ~ $ g -
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02
lloHTY-sx oAsEs Of cHoLgaA
ifonoinIu Reports Torty.six Deaths al
Feaay From Ihe nlasaaa.

ready Prom the nlseaso.
San Francisco. Sept ag-The steamer
Alameda arrived today from Aus,
traiiA and New Zealand By way Of tbs
Hawaiian Islands, but aid NOT stop at
Honolulu she lay outside that port 10
land the mails. but she took no paaaenasxs
aboard and refused to take any mail Tor
San Francisco.
The boat which put or from the islanda
reported that there were 80 cases ~ chot+
era ana that q deaths had already re-
suited from the disease. OF the dead thfza
were Europeans.