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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-03-04
Advertised Letters.
Notice for Publication.

United States LanG Office, Boise City, Idaho,
February 20, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before Register and Receiver Y. 5. Land
office at Boise City, Idaho on APRIL IS, 1895, viz
JOSEPH Adm, Boise City Idaho, Hid. Application
No 356s for the NE or sec, IL, tip, L, Boise
meridian, Idaho lie names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva
ton Of said land, viz: Joseph Pence. Isaac n.
Coston, Marion Ragon, all OF Boise City, Ada county,
Idaho, and Edward Payne, OF Mayheld, Elmore
county, Idaho
ma CHARLES HIMRoD, Register,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-03-04

First official score, Gilmore Rod
and Gun Club. Medal awarded to
al T.. limerick.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-03

james yanderdassen remembered
the INDEX office the other day with a
box OF the finest grapes we have ever
tasted in Idaho. We do not know what
variety they are but they are all right.
and Van has the thanks OF the In
DEx force and family.
Henry Lauf the carpenter and cabi-
net maker has closed his shop In the
Cook building aud removed to Mrs.
Christiansen's place one mile south west
of town when he will be ready to do any
work in his line with neatness and dis
patch. 1880.
A pleasant party OF sight seers went
over to Pearl "Wednesday to take IN the
wonders Of that busy mining camp. The
party consisted Of Mesdames Blidrrback,
Hayes. Sebree. Egleston, and playhouse;
Misses Hayes. Bilderbrck, Jones. Dun
bar and Horn, ami Messrs Hayes and
Bilderback.
John Nelson the Falks Store Saloon.
ist visited Placerville last week aud
while away from home his house was
burglarizec and about $3.50 worth OF
goods taken, consisting OF wines, liquors
and cigars. The thieves have not as
vet been apprehended but IL is to be
hoped they will be speedily brought tc
justice.
DIED-Wednesday morning Septem-
Der 30, 1896 at the residence of J. NJ.
Martin near town. Miss Laura Salmon,
aged 20 years. Her home was in Salem
Oregon, and at that place she had long
been sufferer from consumption.
About two months ago she came here
tovisit relatives hoping this climate would
be beneficial to her. but the change had
been to long delayed aud she grew grad
ually weaker until death kindly ended
her sufferIugs. The funeral occurred
Thursd ~ afternoon, the interment tax
ing place at the old grave yard west o.
town.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-03

saw in your paper a statement that
Zulu Nuher wonld restore any head OF
hair to natural color in three weeks.
AS | was very gray | sent for sample
package. and in less than three weeks
my hair was perfectly restored TO natu-
raj color. NV wifes hair was light
red. and by using Zulu Vulier her hair
is now beautiful auburn. Anyone can
get a sample package Of Zulu vulier by
sending 81 two-cent stamps to Wilson 4
Co.. New Concord. Ohio, and II 1t does
not restore the hair to natural color in
three weeks they will return your stamps
1t not only restores the hair to natural
color, but will stop the hair falling out
Immediately and is one OF the best hair
tonics made, ard you take no risk, and
If II does not satisfy YOU perfectly they
will return your stamps. A READER.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-03
OLA ITEMS.

The hot weather has passed and we
are having warm days and frosty
nights
There is considerable sickness in the
valley Just now. Those who are on the
sick list are Mrs Ella Hudson, Miss Al
pha Ballentyne. Willie Peron and Jimmie
Glenn. Berty Perkins started for EN-
nett this morning to get medicine for
his sister who is very low with relapse
of scarlstina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baird of Idaho City are
at their ranch on Squaw creek.
The sheep men are bringing their
sheep down out Of the mountains to tn,
foot hills.
Our school commences the first Mon
day in October.
Born-To the wife Of William Young
4 daughter. IDAHO.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEETING.

Hon. ]. A. Davis the Peoples-Demo-
cratic nominee for Probate Judge Of
Canyon County and Hon. W. c. Fritter
Secretary of the Democratic State Cen
tral committee. addressed a fair sized
audience In Russell & Reagan's hall
Tuesday evening. Both the gentlemen
talked very entertainingly and the aud.
ience showed their appreciation OF the
sentiments expressed by the speakers
by frequent rounds Of applause. At the
close OF the meeting a Bryan & Sewall
club was organized with mem bership
Of 62 voters and Ross J. Madden of
Caldwell, who had accompanied the
speakers over. was called upon to nd
dress the members Of the newly fiedged
organization which he did in a very
pleasant manner Mr.. Madden dropped
number OF good suggestions in the
course OF his remarks relative TO club
work much Of which should be taken
advantage Of by the clubmen OF this
place. The speakers left a pleasant
impression with their audience who
were all able 10 agree with the visit
ors on the main issue of the campaign
free coinage.
A permanent organization Of the club
was effected by electing the following
officers: d. Knox Chairman. w. G.
Langroise Secretary, Sam Riggs Treas
urer. Executive committee J. NJ. Mar
tin, c. p. Bilderback and 5. A. Pattison.
The club will meet regularly every We'd
nesday evening.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-03
STARVING THE HILLS.

While at work near the river few
days ago, Charlie Klingback. son Of
Frank Klingback, noticed small tin can
floating in the stream. He managed to
secure it and upon opening it found the
following note written on the half of a
leaf torn from an ordinary pocket mem
orandum. This is to certify that am
dying with hunger. and the finder will
please write to my father and tell him
that his only son is dead in Idaho. HIS
address is ]. p. Renner. Pleasant Lake.
Steuben Co., Indianis." There is no date,
and no hint as TO the locllty of the writer.
and 1t is hard to guess whether il is some
unfortunate prospector who was lost IN
the mountains and slowly starving To
death. or whether it is the work Of some
idle person who wanted to create sen.
sation. A letter will be- written to the
address given and IL there is such per.
son at the place named, he may be able
TO give some light on the apparent mys-
try
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-03
TOWN TALK.
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity
Something that Everybody should know
if They would be up with the times
-Blatchley the Druggist.

Sam Ireton. Of Sweet, was in town
Monday on business.
Send TO the II. d. Blatchley Drug
Co. for medicines.
Miss Fitch visited friends at New
Plymouth during the week.
Wall paper and paints at Blatchley's
Drug Co., Caldwell Idaho.
Ed Stanley made business trip to
Boise the first OF the week
Best Overalls made. so cts. pair.
Boyer ros. & Co., Ontario, Ore.
H. c. Riggs Jr has reopened his sa-
loon on lower Main street. Read his
new 'Ad' in another column.
Five packages Of Arbuckle's coffee
for 81 90 at Boyer Bros. & Co.. Ontario,
Ore.
j. L. Wonderly and family arrived
last week from California to visit friends
Mrs w. is IA daugher of o. J. Convey.
Special for 30 days only. Clark
barbed wire. 1920 per hundred. Boyer
Bros. X Co., Ontario, Ore.
Ed Allen went down 10 Payette Mon
day to be on hand for the Republican
county nominating convention, which
body met in that town Tuesday.
For SALE-About 20 head of sucking
I .fr Et11 A.
apiece. Will be sold cheap for cash
Enquire at this office.
%. J. Convey reports a tomato raised
on his ranch which measures 1oixl5
inches in circumference and weighs
l pound l3 ounces. Who can beat it
Asa Womack of Bellevue. Idaho. is
visiting his brother, Alex Womack.
and other friends in the valley this
week. This is his first visit to Emmett
in l6 years.
Fifteen homing pigeons were turn.
ed loose in Boise Monday morning
bound for New Plymouth. They reach
ed the latter place a distance of about
40 miles in 81 minutes.
The two year old child Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Frank Clarkson died at Jerusalem
BOISE county on Tuesday of scarlatina
A number OF cases OF the same disease
is reported in Quartzburg.
Mrs. Bennett, who formerly LIVED
IN this valley and was well known I,
many of our readers was married on th'
23rd Of August at Cor. allis Ore, to
gentleman named Fuller.
New subscribers received recent,
are. John T. Morrison. Lot l.. Feltham
George Everett, Caldwell. j. A. Lippon
colt, w. F. Connaughton. Idaho City
George Fuller, Emmett
Frank Hiltibidal is ahead on potat,
monstrisities this year He left one a
this office few davs ago that looks lik
a cross between hens nest and a devi
fish. Great country this Payelte valley
| Mrs. Van Ness and children o
HALEY who have been visiting Mr.. an,
Mrs. 5. Dempsey for several weeks. dc
parted for their home on Tuesday. Mrs
Dempsey aud Minnie accompanied then
as lar as Caldwell
"A pleasant family reunion was hell
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ,.
Convey last SUNDAY. All Of the childre
and grandchildren ofthis worthy coupl
} gathered under the paternsl roof-trec o
that occasionand spent an enjoyable day
-Rebecka Degree Rodge No. 80 wi
give a public dinner on election da
the proceeds OF which will go into III
treasury Of the lodge. First-clai
service. popular prices. Don't 20 hun
rr, in land of rlcnt, isdl.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-03
HESSE g. sTURCES
REMEMBER

ss.. stsssti stss 80 ssss tssls satsssss
. When you purchase elsewhere
you pay the Manufacturers a:
profit the Jobbers profit and.
the retniler a profit.
ss...s.44. 4..sss T o. t.4t .sss ss4t.tst
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-03

payete valley advantages: Salu
enous Climate. rich soil. abundant wat
ef supply. investigate
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-03
Another Smart Woman.

My husband is poor but proud and he
does not want me To work. As ! have
nothing 10 do | get restless, and after
reading in your paper Mrs. Russell's ex-
perience in selling self-5eating flatirons |
concluded would trv IL. | wrote to J.
+. Casey a Co.. St. Louis, Mo, and they
treated me so nicely that | felt very
much encouraged. As soon as got my
sample iron started ou', aad sold Sirons
the first day, clearing sl2. have not
sold less than any day since, and one
day sold Il. now have s226 clear
money. and my husband does not know
have been working at al, but am
afraid he will be mad when | tell him.
Have l done right OF should quit work
and leave him to struggle alone!
An ANXIOUS WIFE.
You are dong just right. Your hus-
band should be proud Of you. Go ahead
and show the world what an enerjetic
woman can do. That self-hcating iron
mus, be a wonderful seller. ~ We heal
Of so many that are succeeding in selling
] a
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-03

4.ll.tlt ta.-..tl4.. tt.4......
When you buy OF US you only
pay the Manufactures profit
.dnb save tho rest.
ssIsss tttststtss lssssltss ssssssss
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-03

DENTISTRY.

Look after your teeth, and those
your children.
DR.. Todd late or Denver is visiting
Emmett for few days, prepared to
perform all operations in operative deu-
tistry.
Teeth carefully filed.
Tartar removed and teeth polished
Teeth extracted by the latest and
most approved method of producing
local anesthesia and painless extraction
May be consulted at Hotel.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-03
Notice OF Assessment.
The Enterprise Ditch Company OF Falk stor'

The Enterprise Ditch Company OF FallS Store
Idaho.
Notice Is hereby gwen that al meeting Of the
Board Of Directors OF the Enterprise Ditch Co.
held on the 25.h hay Of August. 1896 an asseSs-
ment was levied OF IN lola and iftv Cents
(fl.50l per shN-e on the whole Of the capital
TO the treasurer Of said company AT his once.
said amount shall be dueHn the 18th day u
October. 1896. Any stock on which the said as
sessment remains unpaid on the said 18th day
OF October will become delinquent and viii tl'
advertised for sale al public auction and unless
payment Is made before. will be sold on tbs
10Th day OF November TO pay such cclirqrent
assessment together with the costs OF alyertl.i-
lug and the expenses Of the sale.
EDISON BISHOP
Secrcta -
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-03
PAY ME- PAY ME-

All Persons who are indebted TO me
for meat etc, are earnestly requested TO
settle for the same at their earliest con-
venience as | need my money specially
this fall for building purposes.
Yours Very respectfully.
w. ID. PATIsoN.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-03

Round trip ticksts from ali points be.
tween Huntington and Pocstello will be
sold to Caldwell Oct. 5th and 9th good
for return until Oct II at one fare for
the round trip on account Caldwell
Races. G. L. ALLEY,
Agent U. F.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-03

Special Excursion Rates to Salt Lake.
On October 2nd, 3rd. 4th, 5th and 9th
we will sell round trip tickets 10 Salt
Lake City and return at Sl970 each.
Tickets will be good returning until
October 18th. G. l.. ALLEY.
Agent u. p Ry.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16
nosrBEny's Speech.
Causes Complete Change ai views
on the Eastern situation.

Causes n Complete Change ~ views
on the Eastern situation.
New York, Oct IA Herald ,peslal
from London says
Public interest Is stlll intent upon the
new situation created by Lord Rose.
bery's resignation and by his iorelble
speech which makes him the hero Of
the hour Seldom In politics hasa in.
gle speech produced such a decided, In
s,aneous effect The nation Is IN nmueh
better frame Of mind for taking n i'm
partial view Of the eastern situailoiihan
u was three days ego.
a lciterpubllshed IN the European
edition Of the Herald aud addtc.rd to
II by on English member OF parliament
describes how the Armenian agitation
meetings have been worked up. first
AMI foremost there arc The radical gent
AND thc dissenting minister, bod Of
whom arc under q cloud which hcy
hope vil yc' have o. silver lining. Tho
counir, 8, prosperous. Ireland !, piet
Ther, itro chance ~ by.eice'lon, and
tho rfii-a. agent must make o liins
srmehow,
DO, knows The ArneHlan hu W
mrsn, MONEY The dissenting mbis.
Ter loves 'a pose cheaply d. ihe fhnd
{ humani,r on sunday afternoonit
secure men 90 h's chapel whom Boz fes
.atuo other tine. no addrcsse, 70
uominal.y oa.al bat really poInial
An these proposals. 10 support the gs
cmnert contain yeiled suggestions thi
n Mr. Gladstone were at the head Of e.
fairs, thlugs would Dee different Boz,
therefore. are interested 20 making
srarp
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16
A CHECKERED CAREER.
Death BY Suicide o. Helen
Forseland.
WIN y Male Compnpion -h~ lived n
inwies- Life for YEAR. at LAST
Joining the salvation Army.

ruiie. Mout. Oct e. Berthe Trim
whose right name 3. supposed 20 BE
Helen Forscland, n member otthe Sal
walton Arnr. committed spicide this
evening by taking poison. No cause
Tor the act Z, known. The rirl has had
a remarkable career. She was about 9,
years ot age and the daughter ola
farmer living near Spokane. Years ago
she ran away from home and fell In with
gambler and hlrhwayman. and TO.
geiher they worked and robbed ali
through Sac states Of Washington. Mon.
tana. Idaho, Wyoming. Utah and Colo.
rado' the girl having assumed male A..
tire and passed under the name of
Charles Miller. At OF times .he acted
a. bartender and placer miner. and three
years ago she became Involved In a
shooting serape In Bate through the
iealousy Of a girl who had been In love
with the supposed youth. From Butte
she and her partner went TO Helena.
where they committed numerous high.
way robberles, some Of which she car.
ried out hcr'eli She held up mcr.
chant and was finally arrested, and wrote
90 her partner, thu. brtrayins him. no.
arrest also followed. In resisting he
shot policeman. ~ the triai be tcsti.
fed In favor Of hi. companion. whose
sex had been discovered. and took all
the blame ON himself lie was sent np
for forty wears and she was acquitted
She then went To Portland and Joined
the Salvation Army. and has been en-.
gagged In army work an over the coast
and the Western states.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16

Charles o. Lasley OF Chicago has e..
tabllshed a new century record by riding
io1 miles In seven hours fat, over a
country dirt road.
indianapolis was chosen as the nex,
place for the annual convention Of the
Young Peoples Christian Association
OF the United Presbyterian church The
convention will be held August IS 10
%, 1897.
The first reception to Mgr. Martinelll.
the new cardinal, since his arrival In
this country, was rendered TO him By
Nlce.Reetor Garrlgan and the professor
OF Caldwell hall at the Catholic univef.
slty, Washington.
The owners OF the barkcntine Thomas
]. Stewart, bound from Weehawken to
Boston, have given the steamer up for
lost She 'ei, New York September &,
via Sandy Hook. The vessel was lon led
with Owe ~ tens Of coal.
The chamber 4 deputies OF Peru re.
ieeted the senate's proposal to provide
for the registration Of and thus TO legal.
lie non. Catholic marriages. IN Peru,
Ecuador and Bolivia, Protestants cannot
be legally married without becoming
Roman Catholics.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16
TO PREVENT ANARCHY.
Father Nugent Suggests
New Remedy.
s>e -urc'to rhr Producer an Equitable
share orth"t which &c Produces
Archbishop ireland scored.

Des Moines, Ia.. Oc,. t3.-Rev., ]. +.
SuEent, pastor of the Catholic church Of
Nisitihons Of yhis city. whose recent
public address In favor OF free silver and
the Chicago platform has attracted wide
attention IN this CITY and elsewhere. 70.
IN reply to the recent letter of Arch.
bishop Ireland
Father Nugent W well known IN this
state. not only In church circles, but a.
lecturer and platform orator llis ad
dress in support Of Bryan and Sewsll
had considerable publicity given It, and
he has tince received more than 400 re.
quests 10 make speeches. one Of which
came from New YORK. another from
Denver Bourke Cochran devoted
much Of his time in his Des Moines al
dress 10 answering Father Nugent.
In the course of his interview tonigh,
Father Nugen, said:
"Archbishop ireland said nothing
new on the financial question. lie has
played the same music that the advo.
Gates Of gold have been playing since
tie campaign opened, and on account
of his exalted position Il may be re.
garded by some as an octave higher. vet
II Is precisely 'he same tune. Archbish.
op ireland Is without doubt an able and
patriotic man, hut there are on the other
side men of undisputed loyalty and rat
rio,ism, and men whom Archbishop Ire.
land will admit ore far superior to him
In economic learning.
"The archbishop seems to forget" he
continued, "that while we have a federal
constitution we have at the same time a
dear and cherished doctrine known a.
state sovereignty. Local affairs In the
platform mean those affairs which be.
long exclusively to the state, and u the
state has not control over these affairs,
there can be no such thing as state soS.
ereignty. The resolution does not deny
to the federal government any rights
granted by tue constitution. but simply
declares that these are rights which be.
long to the province Of state legislation.
| hold this resolution. therefore, to be
absolutely sound
"To the rich and powerful few, Il has
always been treason Tor the poor to say /
or lie, on that anything aIls them. The
best way, In my estimation, to prevent
anarchy, Is to secure for the producer
an equitable share OF that which ne pro-
duces"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16

Chicago. OF. ts.-llon. Robert G..
Ineersoll spoke 10 is,ooo workinpmcn
in the Stock Yards district tonight. The
speaker objected 90 she free coinage Of
silver because Engli,hmen could bring
their silver bullion to this country and
have II coined into American dollar.
free Of charge. lie aid the mine own.
ers would not be benefited bv free coin.
age, because V the mint, arc opened To-
the world, the bullion value Of silver
will not be raised onc-,cnth Of one per
cent.
The only semblaee Of disorder wac
the prolonged Kissing which greetedthe
speakers reference. sareas,ieally, to
Governor Al,geld as encouragement
In Bryan's cabinet.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16
A DISCUSSED GENERAL
Bernal is Sick and Wants to
Go Home.
TITS Recent Experience with Maeeo
convinced Him that Attempts 10
DIsiodEe Him uouid Faii.

Chicago, oct. IA special to the
Times Herald from Key West, Fla,
SAYS The sudden return of Gen Bernal
to Havana from the northern coast OF
the province Of Pinar del Rio. where he
was sent by Gen. Wcyler to command
the Spanish forces In the recent engage.
ments against Antonio Maceo. has
caused profound sensation In Havana.
Gen. Bernal has returned on sick
leave and has asked to be sent to Spain.
being thoroughly dlsheartencd over the
result of the campaign jus, lnaugura,ed
against the insurgents In Pinar del Rio.
The general reports that Maceo has
thoroughly reorganized his forces In
the last few months and intrcnched
himself In the most commanding posi-
ton Of the mountain iastnesses, and
that any attempt to dlslodge him would
be sure 10 result in disastrous failure
and Wholesale slaughter Of the Span.
iards.
The folly Of attempting to dislodgc
Maeeo has been fully demonstrated.
Gen. Bernal said, In all the recent en-.
gagements. when from commanding po.
sliions the Spanish officers were picked
of by sharpshooters, add the troops,
lacking leaders became dcmoralized
and were slaughtered like sheep.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16
FouEIGS FACrs

Vienna, Oct "a. Herr Bruckner, the
celebrated musical composer, Il dead.
Berlin, Oct rs-Advlees from Fred.
eaiehsfuhc say that Prince Bismarck (.
able to drive In the Saehzenwald from
to 8 O'Clock IN the forenoon on fnc
days. The dispatch confirms the report.
that the cX.chaneellor Is troubled with
Insomnia, and experiences difficulty In
walking.
London, oct. 1.-THE Daily New,
will tomorrow publish a dispatch from
Paris saying that Admiral Garyais
commander OF the French Mcdlierra-
mean squadron, has ordered the cfuiser
Troude and the dispatch boat D'iber
VILE, TO be put IN readiness 70 proceed to
Tangier.
New York, oct. Is.-Tho IIorald's
special cable from Panama says, News
has been received from Guayaquil. &c.
uador, that fresh attempts Of an lneendl
AIRY nature have bern made. More than
100 eharrcd bodies have already been
found In the ruins and others are dis.
covered wherever the debris left by the
FIRE Is disturbed. ltls known also ,ha,
many persons were driven by the flames
to the water and were drowned
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16

Chicago, oct. IA lively row oe.
euaaed at the People. Institute ia west
Van Buren, street today, when a party
Of men broke down the door. Of the
lecture room that Mrs. Helen NJ. Gou-
gar might address an audience ON the
silver question. Mis- Cougar lecture
had been advertised and several hun
bred people had assembled to hear her
1.-THE trustees Of ;he West Side Chris.
tlan church. who control the hall, re.
fused to deliver the KEYS. until the
erowed grew impatient and bur., In the
doors. MIR. Cougar address ~ un.
interrupted
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-16

Chicago, Oe' tt-Four citizens Of
Blue Island, George Obscene. Tony
Maddy, Emil Polscn, a saloon. keeper
and cv.chief Of the volunteer fire de
partment, and Fred Nogt. tailor, all
members o. the Blue Island volunteer
fire department, have been arrested here
charged with setting thirty fires IN Blue
Island during the last year, causing the
destruction Of Siso.ooo worth of pro.
perty.
II Is said they started the fires In order
to show their skill In putting them out