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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
2I1onorE AsD rREDpx ANGRY,


A special from Washington city TO
the 81. Louis Republic says the two
Idaho Senators have become enemies.
SENATOR Dubois was asked regarding
me current report that be and Senator
Ghoup were 81 outs. and he said. 1T
hiikeiy that Shoup and i win not be
70 chaminy - 10 were. II IL Shoup's
fault, 100. He told mo he did mot In
tend 10 stand for q reelection. He
told Teller. Some time before this
Representative Sweet had said 10 both
Ehoup and me while he bad no inten-
tion 10 run against either Of us, he did
intend 10 try 10 succeed whoever got
out first. Shoup told Sweet he did not
intend 10 run. Alter oil this had been
understood, Shoup concluded 70 run.
He has been elected. Sweet Ia out OF
his seat in the House, and ~ shoup,
Wilson and ! all come from the south
ern part Of the State, 1t leaves the
northern half unrepresented in either
the House or Senate, and naturally
neither Sweet nor Idaho likes the situ-
alton. ! helped Sweet all ] could.
6houp misled Us by his course"
Mr.. 6houp gives different version
Of the matter. More than year ago
he told Republic correspondent that
he was In trouble oveE letter he had
written. He explained In this way:
The Republican editors throughout
Idaho were in the habit OF tapping
him freely whenever their exchequers
ran low. In common parlance, he
was called upon TO grease the press
quite frequently. About two years
ago he received letter from the ed
itor Of one Of the most loyal organs,
suggesting that the Populists were be-
coming very troublesome and that il
would be . good idea for him to take
an active part Ia promulgasing sound
Republican doctrines, and at the same
time announce himself ~ = candidate
for re-elsction 10 the Senate. shoup
construed this 10 mean that his sound
Republican editorial friend and adviser
was going TO strike him for some Of
the needful in the immediate future,
and. In order 70 evade II, he wrote that
he did not think he would be cAndi-
date for reelection. The editor pub
iished the letter and Sweet promptly
announced himself candidate. shoup
explains that this Ia how he came 70
decline.
Dubois, Of course, wanted Sweet
elected, because he lives In the north
ern part Of the state, and he knew II
would be easier 10 secure his own re.
election II he had colleague north
rather than south OF the State capital.
shoup. however, won, notwithstanding
the opposition OF Dubois, and now the
two senators will have 10 fight Ii out,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
NEW oAsfE AND r1sH Law.

The game bill passed III the Last
session 81 the legislature makes sew
eral changes In the present law, the
principal change being She abolish
ysent Of the Office Of county game
warden. A general synopsis Of the
Law ~ passed 10 as foliows:
II ID made unlawful for any persons
TO kin, ensnare or trap any moose,
caribou, mountain sheep. mountain
goat or elk - any time before septem-
ber l, 1897. and alter that At any time
except between September and De
eemher 81 Of each year.
The killing or trapping Of deer Of
antelope 10 prohibited. except between
September | and December 81 OF each
year. II 10 made unlawful at any time
OF the year 10 kin such animals solely
for the purpose OF selling their car
casses, or to ship, transport, carry Oh
have In possession any such animals
within the time killing is prohibited
Such animals. however. may be caught
alive any time for scientific purposes
Transporting or dealing In hides 81
wild animals and hunting by dogs h
strictly prohibited.
Any person violating tho provision,
Of the law IL liable to fine Of from
500 70 $500 or imprisonment in tile
county jail for three months.
Killing Monaghan pheasanss is pro
hibised until August I. 1900. Quail
may be killed between October and
December l, while partridge. pheas
ant. grouse. prairie chicken, sage hen
or fool hen may be killed from August
I TO December Is.
Wild duck, goose aud swan are ex
cepted from destruction between April
15 and August ID. A conviction car
ries fine OF from $50 to 800 or i'm
prisonment for 80 days in Jail.
Having in possession any CT the an
finals or birds enumerated between
the dates within which killing Is pro
hibited shall be taken as prima facts
evidence that the Law has been VIC
lated.
Section IL of the law reads: al
shall be unlawful for any person Il
catch or kill any species Of fish except
salmon, salmon trout and sturgeon, IL
any OF the streams, rivers, lakes, res
ervoirs or waters within the State, with
any seine, or other net, or any spear
wire~fence, basket, trap, gin net, se
net, otter or any other contrivanc'
except hook and line neld Ia the hand
Provided, that no fish shall be taker
between November ! and May Is o
the succeeding year."
The use Of drugs. dynamite or gianI
powder is prohibited.
The emptying OF sawdust into an,
river or stream containing fish 10 un
lawful and dams must contain ladder
Tor iish TO pass over.
i Complaints securing conviction fo
violation OF the Law shares one-half d
the fines collected.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30

Idaho counties will hereafter be en-,
titled 10 one Senator each, and the
following members in the lower house
Ada county 4 sAlturas I, Bannoek B.
Bingham .. Bear Lake ?. Boise 2
Canyon ., cessna 1, Custer 1. Elmore 1
Fremont ., i Idaho 2. Kootenai 3
LatAh ., Lemhi ., Logan l. Ne,
rerce 2. Oneida 2, Owyhee 2. sho
shone 4. Washington 2.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30

When silver advances in price,
Dun's Review announces better feel.
ing and slight advance In prices OF
farm products. ii Dun were to open
his eyes little bit he would 5000 find
that farm products and all others I'D.
vance and recede as goes up or falls
the price OF silver.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30

Han Quay, Chinese banker /,
worth nearly two billion dollars. Per
haps he's relative oil Mat Quay. the
United States Senator, and has helped
Mat 70 get rich. But there are people
who say that opportunity. not help
was all Mat needed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30

The time may come when divorce
viii be- one Of tho first requisites for a
commanding position in The four hum
dred oil New York aud other cities.
The Republicans are already begin
ming 10 hedge on the extrayagant
promises made concerning thu great
things which were 70 be accomplished
by the Republican Congress.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
NOTICE F0R PUBLICATION.
Desert Land, Final Proof.

March II. 1904
Notic> b hereby given that Essi sAxses Of Omaha
Nebraska. has nlsl noileo Of insean 10 make pruoi
hls aesers land eseln No. 81. Aos the lots anal
W hi IN a. y hl sW ar II. and iosa l. and see
~ tp5aM&E, D. r. NJ. idaho. hsfoFs Register and
kseslssF Il. 8 Lard 0lsss At Boise city, fsi#ho on
Menaay. The assh aay % April lSsA Tie aAmas he
fcalnwiax witnesses 10 prove the esisse irrigation
and tezlAnsAllon of said land sssss c&mphsi George
p. Hall. Fred Srhwrhnk. Howard Freshman, IN Il
Mountain aIo1na, Elmags esusts, Idaha
ma95 CHARLES ilIsiRoD Register.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30

The reader of this paper win be
pleased 10 learn that there 10 at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 10 cure in oil its stages, and
that 10 Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cure known 10 the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being q
constitutional disease. requires con.
stituaionai treatment. Halle Catarrh
Cure 10 taken internally. acting di.
rectly on the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system, thereby destroying
the foundation Of the disease. and Civ
ing the patient strength by building
mp the constitution aud assisting ma
ture In doing lbs work. The proprie-
tors have 50 much faith In It's curative
powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that 10 fails TO
cure. Send for Lat OF testimonials.
Address, r. J. CHENEY 4 Co,
Toledo, o.
- Sold by Druggists. TIC. mrI7
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
- Sold by Drugeists. TIC. mrI


II Mrs. Lease should be elected
mayor OF Wichita, KS, by the prohi-
bitionisis. what would become OF the
"winking" trade ~ Mr.. Leases drug
store in that town.
Archbishop Corrigan received
%, 600 for marrying Miss Gould 10
her French count In New York.
We venture 10 assert that that Ia
six bits more than Probate Judge
Spragne, Justice Cole and all our
ministers will receive for similar
services during the year 1895.
In the fall OF 1858 q con OF Mr.. T. A.
Mcfarland, q prominent merchant oil
Live Oak, Suffer co., CAL, was taken
with very heavy cold. The pains In
his chest were 80 severe that Ire had
saasms aud was threatened with pneu-
monia. His father gave him several
large doses of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy, which broke mp the cough
and cured him. Mr.. Mcfarland says
whenever bis children have Group he
invariably gives them Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and II always cures
them. He considers ii the best cough
remedy in the market. FIR sale by II.
W. Smith, druggist, Min Home.
When You hear q man finding
fault with his local paper, open ID
up and ten 10 one he hasn't an adj
vertisement In Ii; FIVE to one he
never gives 1t q job of printing to do;
three 10 one he does not take the
paper; two 10 one that If he In
subscriber he Ia delinquent: even
odds that he never does anything
in way that win assist the pub
Usher 10 run good paper, and
forty 10 one that Ii the paper ID q
good one and full of life. be 10 the
most eager to SEQ IL when IL comes
out.
-. At Orebaugh's Barber
Z e.xAsl8 Shop, hot or cold. and
. shave that will make you happy
for q week. Try II.
Gw-Mrs. Mary Doom has two
nicely furnished bedrooms for rent
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
Application for Power TO Mori-
gage Property.

In The District Court Of This Fourth Jndzlai DisEc
Of ths State Of Idaho. Ia and for
Elmore County.
In he matter o. tbs applsssslcn Of tAs Trustees o
nonnssia Home ledge No. 10. indepsndsn,
Order d God Fellows for Power 10 Mort
gage. sse.
puFsusnt 10 an sxssr u kAe Hen. G o. ssscksIsxss
Jakixe n the District Court ~ the Fourth Judicial
District = shs State of Idaho. 10 and Tor E2mars
ooaHss. aosses h hereby zivea 10 ant and all per.
sons ntsrsse in the real property Of said Order and
sssaess sad In aay matters fhereo 10 slow casase
sny they can, on WEDNESDAY. the third dag d
April issN, that day saen thereafter - INA
be heard, a. the uomrfeeoss 81 easd soass.
In the town al Mountain Hesne, Klsnase County,
Idaha. ~hy The Trustees "a said Order ~ soesesy
shsaia moi be authorised Nv eFass Of this coass %
mortgage the Feai psusrty IL sza Haossy described
- isio4x LAt tsslss Or Ia haeck Tires I'd 81 ~
sgwn Of Mouatazn Hsnss In Elnefs counsy. State ol
fdzho. and 20 make, execute and deliver with sch
uartxsxs pssmisasy note, under the corporate seal
a IN ths corporate nzHae n said Order Society,
esiisnee ol the Indebtedness 10 which he
nsOsszAes u 10 b. made.
Msknuss ny hard ard tho seal Of said DE.
fseAil triet Court this tbs 10Th day 81 March,
W, A. REYNOLDS. clerk
X n. Eolis, attorney Tor pssissonersL
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30

The same Justice for the big thief
that il dealt out 70 the little thief is q
need OF the times.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
OFFICIAL ssHponr


stsss "a iaahp. cossty a Elmoss~@
FED az--fnssnsnt 10 adjournment Board called
10 order by thAlrmsn corksf. rss~us, sansss X
lssrtwesl. Fraak Lester chasses y. cnskss, c'a; "
4. Reynolds. clark. Tas following bnslnsss wns
t2s.aeted.
The fsweanon wss spent exsmiwinx The report ~
the experts fus ks purpose II settling wifh csass.
The io,lcwinx xf4ns shich we're laid over fcF fur
thar consideration 81 the Jana4ry nessinR, fee6.
wefs taken M asiowaa and warrants ordered dr&wn
Evening journal., 1895-08-02

The Evidence Not sumoient to Hold
Them, But May Cause Dsvailinger TO
Lose His License-Dayid Fisher Given a
Chance TO Butt jail walls for Twenty
DaIs-Mason Slept on the Street and
Woke In Cell.
Evening journal., 1895-08-02
KAre cHAss HOMELESS.
She Makes n Statement Concerning the
selznre OF Edgnwood.

She Makes n Statement Concerning the
Seizure OF Edgewood.
NEW York, Aug. 2.-AIrs. Kate Chase
has just arrived In this city from Wash
ington and is now stopping no a hotel
here. In conversation Mrs. Chase said;
80 many somewhat contradictory state
monts have appeared of late throughout
the country I'm regard to my undertaking
20 redeem Edgewood, the home of the late
Chief Justice Chase, that IL is wise per
haps for me to state that the moment has
not yet arrived for me to give full and
complete history embracing the real facts
that have led TO my financial embarrass-
ments. Perhaps / am not the only indi-
vidual whose resources have been impaired
during the last three years.
II regret the tenor Of these articles for
they cannot fail to ho misleading. The
cooperation Of "A number OF prominent
men and men of large wealth TO save Edge
wood, q valuable historic landmark, is
testimony Of their appreciation of the
valuable public services Of Secretary Chase,
and to relieve the urgent pecuniary needs
of his daughter has been demonstrated by
liberal response. AS to the part Ohio peo-
pie have taken in the matter / may say
that a great number have expressed ap-
prevail but l have not heard what has
been accomplished I'm that state, though
many Ohioans in New York are partici-
pating.
Regarding the publications mentioned,
/ have noticed names of men as partici-
pants who, to my own knowledge have
not been approached. These publications
are calculated to give the impression that
my work is completed. But the fact is
that until its claim is satisfied the trust
company that foreclosed has seen flt TO in
sist that I and my children should vacate
our home and give them absolute posses
sion though portion of my furniture is
permitted to remain temporarily.
81 have been compelled TO find dOmicile
for my invalid daughter and her compan-
ion, and 1 am now actually without a
home. The fund necessary to clear Edge
wood is not sufficient, and 1 make this
statement that those who may care to in
tcrcst themselves may know that the need
has not passed.
Evening journal., 1895-08-02
INDIANS KILL TWO.
Tho Mall Carrier From Jacisson's Hole Il
Also Missing.

MARKET LAKE, Ida, Aug. "A cou-
rier just In from Redburg says two white
men were killed by the Indians Wednes-
day on Trail creek, this side OF Jacksons s
Hole. The mail carrier between Jackson's
Hole and Teton basin is thought 60 have
been killed by Indians. When last seen, ho
was crossing Teton divide.
ST. ANTHONY, Ida, Aug. 2.-rhe peo-
pie of this and surrounding towns are still
very much agitated over the Indian scare,
and almost eysry hour brings fresh ru-
mors. Wednesday evening young man
named Paul came into town and declared
that another small band OF Indians, with
squaws and pnpooscs, were making thoir
way toward the hole few miles north Of
this town. On the strength Of this Baxter
Hopkins left Immediately on horseback
for the purpose OF verifying the report
He went as far north as Marysvale, 20
miles and there found the settlers in a
state OF wild excitement
IL Is said tho settlers have organized
themselves and are now taking every pre-
caution for their own safety. Guards are
cut by day and night. Indians have been
seen in the vicinity Of Marysvale for two
or three days pnst, and men were delegated
TO ascertain what the Indians were doing
The understanding hAeon the men
was that they should me- at certain
cabin In the vicinity at AN appointed time
Whom the mon approached the cabin, they
noticed a number of Indians surrounding
it, who at once commenced firing. Three
of the men returned 60 Marysvale but
ono Wilson and Captain Harris have not
as yet returned, and it is feared that their
lives have been taken.
DENvER, Aug. 2.--Adiutant General
Sitter wired Governor Richards that the
troops had just entered Teton pass en-
route TO Marysyalc. He stated that all was
quiet. Inspector General Woodruff, to
whom was referred the appeal of the peo-
pie at Lewiston and South Pass for arms
reported that he had sent a reliable man
into the Sweet Water country TO inyesti-
gate the condition of affairs.
Evening journal., 1895-08-02
A CASE OF MISPLACED CONFIDENCE.

Buck Cunningham Makes Friendly
Call on sheriff Gmh and is Inoonti-
nently Locked UP-wanted In Ches-
ter.
Buck Cunningham Ia a Wilmington
ian who has a reputation which is far
from envleble, so far as the police are
concerned His mug Is in the rogues'
gallery. and Is equally familiar TO the
men who guard Sheriff Gillis's castle on
the Delaware. he has Just completed a
term OF nine months with the genial
sheriff for larceny Of certain articles from
Joseph Bancroft 4 Sons, but the lesson
doesn't seem to have done him any
coed
A day or so ago Chief Dolan received
word fIom the Chester authorities that
Buck was wanted there for the larceny
Of lot Of quarry tools The police were
notified ana we're on the watch for him.
when he unwittingly put his head In the
moose.
Buck mas some friends In the New
Cestle conservatory and yesterday after
noon decided 90 all on them When be
presented bis card at the door, Warden
Wilson, who was aware that Buck was IN
demand in Chester society, cordially
admitted him, showed him to parlor A
ana quietly turned the key on him, not
withstanding his remonstrances. II be
doesn't succeed in breaking out before
requisition papers are obtained, he will
be turned over to the Chester officers,
and may do time there.
Evening journal., 1895-08-02
These citizens win Have kew.

Chief Dolan has announced that be has
placed citizens keys 10 the new police
boxes In the hands Of the following: /:
Key No 1. to James Casperson. P w &
B fright ofiise. Fourth and Pine streets,
telephone box No. 1872; No 9. to Charles
w. Gooding, Eighth and Madison
streets, telephone box No 1874; No 3, to
James o Harkness, Eleventh and Orange
streets, telephone bCx No 1874; No 4, TO
Henry Miller, No 2O4 West Eighth
street. tele Jhone box No al; No g.
to Harvey j. Wiley, No. 1881 Wash
ington street, telephone box, No. 142;
No 6 to George Swaverly, No 3Ol
East Sixth street, tel.phons box No
143; No 2. to Joseph W Goat, Liberty
and Esst Liberty streets, telephone b,x
no 145; No. 1876 to Lewis WeidsrmaD,
twenty ninth and Jefferson streets. to
dummy box No 1l5;- No 147, to Joro ne
Couroy, Sixth avenue aud Daucan
street, bco h No 81; No. 160 TO James
P Ratlsdge, Second aud Rodman streets,
dummy box No 40; No 173. TO William
Hanilton, No 1894 Lowering avenue.
dummy box No. 1871
Evening journal., 1895-08-02
DELAWARE MUST LOSE MASSEY.


He and His Family VIII Make Their
Home IA or Near Philadelphia, the
Duties of HIS New Onice Requiring It.
George V. Massey. the new assistant
general solicitor Of the Pennsylvania
railroad, entered upon his new duties
Yesterday. With his induction into Of
dse, Judge Logan, the general solicitor,
who has been rather closely confined
laiely, is enabled to get some relief and
has gone to Cape May for much.needed
rest
Mr., Massey was In Wilmington for a
short time this m lrnlng he and his
family will remove TO Philadelphia the
latter part Of Oetober or early Ia Novem
beT, aud make it, or some point
contiguous thereto their permanent
home.
The duties Of his new Office are such
that he cannot possibly continue TO
reside in Dover, whore nearly the whole
Of his active and useful life has been
spent He and Mrs. Massey ksenly feel
the pain attending the severance Of
the close social ties OF lifetime, aud
the people OF Delaware will sincerely
regret tneir departure
Evening journal., 1895-08-02
work OF the Police for July.

Chief Dolan Ia his report for the
month Of July, shows the following
work done by the police: Assault and
battery, 49, assault with intent TO
commit n.urder, 4 abusive language, 1 /;
abandoned children. l capias. / : carry
ing concealed deadly weapons /;
cruelty to child, 2; committing q nuis-
ance, 2; contempt of court, /; drunks
40; drunk and dlsorderly, %; dis
orderly conduct. 81; drunk ald
trespsss exposing person, begging,
discharging fiearms on the strtet,
dlsorderly house, held for New Jersey
authorities. harboring unre yistered dog,
insare incorrigible, inter ering with
an officer, keeping house Of III
fame. non support, peddling with
out license obtaining gtois
under false pretense, runaway girl, street
louuging and toying with child, each I;
demented, 9 ;embezzlement. , highway rob
bery, 2 ;larcency. II obtaining money under
false pretenses, .; patients, 81; runaway
boys, 4 selling liqaor without a license,
A trespass snd oisorderly coDduc', 3;
trespass. "a; vsgrancy. 4; violating
city ordinance. 4 witnesses, z total,
C9S
Evening journal., 1895-08-02
WITH THE CITY FATHERS.
The Regular Monthly Reports Heard at
Last Nights MeetIng-An Ordinance to
Muzzle DsRs-Other Business.

Inc lkoRuihr monthiy Reports noaro al
Last Nights MeetIng-An Ordinance to
Muzzle DeRs-Other Business.
Clerk OF Council William P Morrison
aud BRiliff John ]. Ryen, acted for the
first dime at the meeting Of the city
fathers last evening. and carried out
their roles to the satisfaction OF all con-
cerned
The Finance Committee reported favor.
ably on the claim of Amos X. Roth for
IS 30 overpaid taxes, but unfavorably on
the petition Of Charles Baird for reduc
tion on the ush morocco factory on
Walnut street. The Law Committee
reported unfavorably on the bill Of
Walter H nayes for $5ll 80 fer legal
services Ia drafting bills, Rndrhe Fire
Committee reported favorably on the
allowance OF $500 to the Washington
Fire Company. for three m ,nths use of
the chemical
The monthly report OF Chief Walker
was read, as were those of the clerk of the
registry bureau, coal oil inspector show
ing the inspection OF 81 ia gallons;
superintendent of oremstory showing $50
tons of offAl destroyed; milk inspector
showing inspection OF 400 quarts;
building inspector showing fortv-thres
permits for work valued At $65 7S6 aud
collection OF fees. $llS 90; city treas
urer showing balancs $270 $50 IA aud
receipts from Eugene M. S4ysrs z1O7,-
$50; Edmund Mitchell. Jr. $i33 700;
H d Blllany, S. 80 The Bond Com
mittee reported that the new city officers
b d fled acceptable bonds
The police payroll OF $5 325 %, the
miscellaneous payroll OF SO. ia II and
the Council payroll of f217 26 were
ordered paid as was the bill Of Joseph
Hay den for $102 for klling 1O2 dogs. and
the bill Of George I Tilgbman for So FOR
witnessing the killing
Petitions Of Edward Q Higgins, Nsill
.O'Donnell and :. F Oboed for overp id
taxes. and f o Bennett for relief Of tax
on burned house, were referred A
communication from the Street and
So Fer Department asking that deeds Of
streets be turned over to that depart
ment was referred, aud the department
directors were asked to cooperate with
the clerk ana Law Cjlnmittee in hunting
records
Councilman O5srly was elected chair
man Of the PAtk Committse. vice Mr..
O'Neil, OF the First, who resigned
Mr. r b r5sOn submitted an ordinan co
providing Tor the muzz Ing OF dogs
bet geen Nay 10 and September 10. aud
fixing 6ne for violations This vas read
twice and referred