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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-07-22
AUG. M. SrNNorT, Sec'y.

The Boise Statesman is now is
sued every day.
John Dentz is building a new
dwelling house in the south end of
town.
Thurman and West were ac-
quilted of the charge of horse steal
ing at Boise.
Al Stedman will tomorrow pull
out for Rocky Bar to look after his
valuable mining interests.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy cures
colds, Group and wliooping cough. 1t
is pleasant, safe and reliable. For sale
by X. w. Smith, druggist, Min Home.
A. B. Clark returned from Albion
this morning and reports that the
Normal School muddle was Justly
settled by the board of trustees.
Chris James is very sick at his
home near Snake river. and this
morning a lady from Silver city.
his niece, went down to nurse the
old man.
The case of B. Butler, for APP
propriating a horse said to belong
to the Rocky Bar stage company is
still under investigation in Judge
Sprague's court.
hM Those desiring instructions
in instrumental music should ap.
ply to Miss Mabel L. Payne. Glass
ical music and instructions to be-
ginners speciality.
John ] Mcbride was convicted
at Silver City of the crime of rap
ing his 11-year-old step-daughter
and has been sent to the peniten
tiary for life.
The case of Jack Long, for the
murder of Thomas Finel at Oreana
April 20, was continued for the
term in the Owyhee district court,
neither side being ready.
z -. At Orebaugh's Barber
XAsAIa. Shop, hot or cold, anc
shave that will make you happy
for a week. Try it.
Geo. Cole recently received, as /,
souvenir from the Christian Herald
a beautiful pressed lily. coming al
the way from the Holy Land. II
is one of the lilies that King Solo
mon speaks of in the bible.
| The commissioners were in SEES
! sion all last week as a board O
: equalization. This week they ar
, on regular business, but we can
: get any proceedings for publication
until after the minutes are approves
!. by the chairman.
The Pocatello Advance hits tn
r Democrats of that place the follow
: ing center shot; "Pocatello Demo
Gratis are about as dead as men ca
4 get and still avoid the undertake.
\ Every other hamlet in Idaho had
e glorification meeting over the nom
4 nation of Bryan"
n County Treasurer Howeth not
e fees all concerned that the followin
Ie Elmore warrants will be paid upo
n presentation. Current Expense fun
warrants Nos. n to 80 inclusiv
II issue of 1896. General fund wa
70 rants Nos. 364 to 382 inclusive; ais
o General fund Warrants Nos. 387 an
re $3.50, issue of 1895. ALI general fur
; warrants registered on July l.
d 1893. All road fund warrants regi
r. tered on July IA, 1898. All ros
ID fund warrants registered on July
al and rs, September II and Octob
n IL, 1895. All road fund warran
T. issued April 10 and 16, 1895.
he Blank iron-clad notes for sale
this office.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-07-22
Dan Reber returned from Sal
Lake this morning.

Dan Reber returned from Salt
Lake this morning.
Captain Rboades came in from
the east this morning.
The thermometer at the depot
Tuesday afternoon marked Ill.
DR.: Leonard, dentist, is in this
place to-day, stopping at Hagar's.
Senator Shoup passed through
this place Monday on his way to
the Capital city.
The ladies of the Baptist church
cleared $40 at their ice cream social
last Friday evening.
R@- a new Winchester repeating
shotgun for sale at a bargain. APP
at the BULLETIN Office.
The Silver City Avalanche for.
merly Republican, hoists the Demo
cratic Silver ticket for president.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Osgood, re-
Gently married at Correl, Idaho,
will be at home to their friends in
this place after October LIST.
The Baptist congregation of this
place have purchased three lots on
east Atlanta avenue, for the pur.
pose of erecting house of worship
Miss Dora Nieukirk, sister Of DR.
Nieukirk, arrived here Tuesday
from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and will
visit with her brothers. family fol
several weeks.
Mrs. Geo. Crandal and little
Pearl, Mrs. Chas Keefer and chill
dren and Pap Keefer returned Mon
day from pleasant visit in Littl,
valley with Gene Keefer and family
Tuesdays Boise Statesman con
tains this marriage notice: 'Yester
day Probate Judge Workman mar
ried Mrs. Sarah j. Jackson, of Mt'l
Home, to Albert Keethley, of Boise
The ladies Equality Club viii
serve ice cream and cake and lemo
made at the Turner House palror
Friday afternoon and evening
Ice cream and cake 25 cents. Lem
i onade 5 cents a glass.
i Last evening at Orchard, sta
ton 20 miles west of Mountain
Home, Jap section hand Stable,
and killed white man, a carpen
ter, whose name we did not learr
Cause-a small piece Of tobacco.
w. T. Montgomery. by conser
of the Court, is acting administrato
Of the estate Of j. w. Campbell, de
ceased, and Yesterday morning tn
work of taking stock" was con
menced at Rice & Co.'S. j. n
johnson, r. N. Griffith and E.
Currey are appraisers.
That veteran Democrat and min,
John P. Martin of Rocky Bar, is d
+ lighted at the nomination of Bryan
He says that his first vote was ca
!, in New York city for Frankli
Pierce and VIM R. King, and that
: had voted the Democratic tick
ever since, but had not silver ma
been nominated he would ha,
: flew the track" and joined Il
, Pops. So would millions of 9th,
Democrats like John have done.
Y Bert Perrine, the noted fru
!, raiser of Blue Lakes, near Shosho
e Falls, was here few days durir
: the past week and visited Geor
8 Halls orchard. which he Or
0 nounced the most valuable he ht
Y seen in this section. He, howev,
n Informed MIR. Hall that he shou
# have relieved his peach trees of
" least half their bnrden,. viii
D proves that our peach yield is
l. tie too prolific for the good of 1
tree and the fruit.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-07-22
Special Term District Court.

Notice is hereby given that special
term of the District Court of the
Fourth Judicial district of the State of
Idaho will be held at Mountain Home,
the county seat Of Gilmore county. be-
ginning on Thursday, July 30, 1896,
at 10 o'clock a. m.
By order of G. o. Stockslager, Judge
of the said district, at Chambers, Hal
ley, Idaho, July ii, 1896.
LIS. w. A. REYNOLDS,
Clerk said District Court.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-07-22
WEDNESDAY, July %, 1896.
Masonic meeting tonight.

Masonic meeting tonight.
Mrs. Ed Cooper is reported quite
sick.
PoEulist Committee will meet at
Rocky Bar, Aug. 1.
Sheriff Oliver now propels fine
new Featherstone wheel.
Mrs. Query of Grand View was
b visitor here Monday.
DR.. Baugh, of Sheshone, was a
visitor in this place yesterday.
Roscoe Smith visited his mother
and sister at Boise last Sunday.
The people of Davies, near At
lanta, desire an election precinct.
Bob Chattin spent Sunday in
Glenn's Ferry, to attended church.
DR.. Nieuk;rk, Rev. Hawkes. and
r. Bennett visited Boise city Mon
day.
Capt. Geo. Hill was here Satur-
day to interview the board of equali-
xation.
Miss Bertha Turner returned
Monday evening from a visit at
Pine Grove.
Johnny Wilkins shipped one car
load of very fine beef cattle east
last Sunday.
Jailer Ike Mann will in few
days 60 to the mountains for a
much needed rest.
Mrs. Manion and child returned
TO their summer home on the South
Boise last Saturday.
A. B. Clark went. to Albion Sun.
day to attend a meeting of Normal
school board of trustees.
Roscoe Smith has placed hand.
some screen doors at both the front
and rear entrances of his drug
STORE.
John Wilkins came over from
Bruneau and spent several days
last week with Mrs. w. in this
place.
Pap Reynolds and wife cam,
down from their little Paradise OF
Canyon creek and spent Sunday il
this place.
Alfred Harper has removed hi
family down on the Snake, whe r,
he will take charge of George Hail.
fruit farm.
Mary, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Maroni Johnson, is still rusticatine
with Geo. McWilliams' family ir
the mountains.
Miss Eva Hoover returned her
Sunday from Portland, and We re
greet to say the young lady is still
experiencing poor health.
Geo. McWilliams and Franl
Wells pulled out Sunday with thei
big teams, loaded with supple
principally for Mute Nichols new
hotel at Rocky Bar.
Geo. P. Hall yesterday made tn
first shipment of peaches from hi
Snake river ranch to De Lamar an
Silver City. They are said to b
large, lucious beauties.
Catholic services in Mountai
Home on Sunday, July 26, at tn
residence of Father Burri. At /
o'clock, a. m, mass and sermon
At 1880 o'clock, evening services.
Reynolds & Shaw last week ser
40 doors and fully that many viii
dows up to Rocky Bar. all of whic
indicates that there is some bull,
!. ing going on at that good old cam
J. HI. STANDARDS silver song, pul
ishcd in the BULLETIN few weel
ago, was a part Of the Weis'
Fourth Of July program. The 81
nal says it was 40 we'll received ar
created such an enthusiastic Sc
sation that inquiries for copies we
very numerous.
L..
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-07-22
LOST

on Ditto creek, ten miles west Of Canyon creek,
one black horse branded wa (connecsedD on left
shoulder; weight about 1869 pounds Also, one rnare
betvssn black and brown color, branded VIII (con-
necte on left sho,fiier; weight about 900 pounds
A reward OF TEN DOLLARS VIII be paid for the
delivery OF said horses to Marion Daniels ranchi on
Canyon creek, by JOHN PRICE,
1t Pine P. o., Elmore Co, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-07-22
Timber Cnlture-Final Proof.

Notice is hereby given that MARION DANIEL OF
Mountain Home, Eitff6re cbhty, Idaho, has filed
tce OF intention to make final proof before the Regis
ter and Receiver OF the U S. Land Once at Boise,
Idaho, on SATURDAY the 29th day of August, 1885,
timber culture application No. 30$ for the Sc or
NE ar of section No II, 10 township No, south Of
range No east, B. NJ, Elmore county, Idaho. He
witnesses Wiley G. Reynolds, Abram w.
Lockman George p. Hail, George w. Showden, all Of
Mountain Home, Gilmore county, Idaho.
july22 CHARLES HIMR0D, Register.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-07-22
Notice for Publication,

United States Land Once, Boise City, Idaho,
July IA. 1895.
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention to make Email
proof In support OF his claim, and that said proof sili
be made before the Register and Receiver Of the u s.
Land 0ffics al Boise City Idaho, on SEPTEMBER 4,
1895, viz JOSEPH Adm, Boise City, Idaho, hd APP
picatfon No. 356s. for the NE Or l3, tip an X
Z, Bore meridian. Idaho He names tire following
witnesses TO prove his CONTINUOUS residence upon and
cultivation Of, sHid land viz: Virgil Z. Green. Deme
trus l.. Green, Charles d. Morgan. Clarence L. JOY
all OF Boise City. Ada county, idaho.
byi5 CHARLES HIMRoD, Register
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-07-22
Desert Land-Ffnal Proof.
United States Land Office,

United States Land Office,
Boise City, Idaho, July 10, 1895
Notice Is hereby given that SAMUEL II. LAW
RENEE, OF Grand View, owshee county, Idaho, has
fled notice Of intention 10 make proof his desert
land Claim No 100, for the 8 hi NV qr, NE or NV
or and lot l. section %, tp s r 8 E, b. NJ, Idaho,
Boise City Idaho on TUESDAY, the sth day OF Sep
tember, 1880 He names the following witnesses 10
prove the complete irrigation and reclamation Of said
land John Person. Nicholas j. Brown, Edward
Cole, N,cholaS Burke, Ill Of Grand view, o~yhet
iSyaa CHARLES HIMROD, Register
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-07-22
TO whom Ii MAI Conccth.

Notice is hereby given that ID. 8.
MoNutt is not now and has not been
since about the 7th Of June, 1896, a
copartner of mine III ally btisiness Of
any nature or kind, said business re-
lations between said McNutt and my
self having been said last above named
date terminated, ]. 2. KLEIN.
July Is, 1895. At
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-07-22
Don't an

Coughing around. You can stop 1t if
you want to by using Parks Cough
Syrup. II it doesn't cure your cold
you can get your money back. Sold
by r. w. Smith, druggist.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-07-22
Bryaa Gems.

Following are few Of the gems
of thought expressed by Bryan in
his great speech at the Chicago
convention:
They cail that a statesman wfsose ear is tuned
to catch the slightest pusations Of pockctbook, and
denounce IA demagogue any one who dares TO listen
to the heartbeat Of humanity,
Having behind us the commercial interests and the
iaborng interests and all the toiling We Shall
ahswsr their demands for a geld standard BY saying
to Them you shall not press down upon the brow Of
labor this crown Of thorns YcU SHALL NOT
cRUcIFY MANKIND UPON THE CROSS OF
GOLD.
want to asst you two questions which ought 10 be
asked over and over again In this campaign, each
time with increased emphasis and the questions
these: II the gold standard is a good thing, why
ought to try to get rid OF III And. II IL is bad
thing why should we keep 1t until some other nation
helps US to get rid Of 1T
The poor who takes property BY force is called
a thief but the creditor who can by legislation make
a debtor pay dollar twice as large he borrowed
is lauded the friend of sound currency. The man
who wants the peopl, to destroy the government is
an anarchist, but the who wants the government
to destroy the people Is patriot
Alexander "wept for other worlds to conquer"
after he had carried his victorious banner throughout
the then known wotld Napoleon rearranged the
map of Europe with his sword amid the lamentations
of those by whose blood he was exalted, but when
these and other military heroes forgotten and
their achievements disappear in the cycles sweep Of
years, children will still lisp the Of Jefferson
and freemen will ascrbe due praise to him who filled
the kneeling subjects heart with hope and bade him
stand ereet-a sovereign among his peers.
1t is among the people Of the south and west, on
the praires and In the mountains, that you find the
staunchest supporters Of government and the best
friends of law and order. You may not find among
these people the great fortunes which accumu-
lated in cities, will you find the dark shadows
which these fortunes throw the community. but
you will find those willing to protect the rights OF
property, while they demand that property shall
bear its share OF taxation. You may net find among
them as much Of wealth, but you will fnd men not
only willing to pay their taxes to support the
eminent but are willing whenever necessary TO offer
up their lives In its defense.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-04
Cartridges for Cheese and Oranges.
Harper's Weekly.

Imagine a party Of Spanish soldiers on
an expedition into the country. They ara
grumblng about the rations. zone meal
a day--a little bacon a handful OF white
beans. q scrap OF bread All from Spain,
all Of inferior quality. The government
has paid enough for good food. and plenty
Of IL. God knows. but the contractors give
Us only this. and they are growing rich
out of the war" Then they come upon
q crioilo a. e. intensely Cuban settle
ment. and the natives. feigning distress.
run out 20 S,neet am. crying: For the
love OF God. give ue something 20 eat.
We are starving" Nothing for you,
dogs Of Cnbans" Is he response, and the
disappointed soldiers march away. But
then the Cuban bands lowering In the
rear, waiting for opportunity TO strike.
come TO the same destitute peasants
do they toeing ali patriots. though OF
many colors) lack food? wa they deign
a peasants hut. the bed IS showed aside.
a pit is disclosed that the bed had hid
den, and in this pit IS store OF sweet
potatoes and OF pork cured IN the smoke
OF guayabo leaves. That Is good food for
the insurgents. The meat thus cured can
scarcely be regarded as q dainty bit. but
{, holds Its own; II does not deteriorate
for years.
And meantime the invading column has
pressed en- TO an sncampnent, where pea
SAINTS come In. Offering fruit and new
cheeses for sale.
How much for this little chsese?" q
hungry soldier asks.
zone dollar"
That's too much. rascal"
Well nobody is looking. Suppose say
FIVE cartridges"
Another soldier 20 another countryman;
How much for an Granger
Twenty-Five cents"
''Extort.oner.
We'll, the officers aren't around. two
cartridges"
So. more or less on the sly. the exchange
Is effected, and when the peasants with
draw they have capsule with which 30
siay their customers.
That Is one way IN which ammunition
has been secured by the insurgents. On
a larger scale and BY force II has been
obtained from time 20 time
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-04
a Tramp Injured ar Cenerali.

IentFaiia- July S--Special-At z o'clock
this morning as Marshal sh!sl.s was max
Ing hts rounds his attention was attracted
20 the railroad track By creams. where
ne found man lying with one leg badly
inatllsted- The cap OF the knee va.
knocked entirely Of. and N. leg o.her-
wise badly injured He was conveyed 70
ne city jan. wher. Or. Demon dressed
Dis LIMB. He gave his name as Daniel
lAler. and balls from S. Louis He was
making bis way 70 Portland. and attempt
&c % board the through freight, which
passed through here about Il o'clock. Ia
attempting 70 Tef on the train he ran
AGAINST Pile cs rocks, near q culvert
with The aboy. result he r1afrrx "a -.
an iron mouider. TIE physician thinks
Il VIII be eight weeks before he win Be
able 70 walk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-04
THE HEAvESs IN JULY.

Venus makes conjunction with the sun
on the 9Th. After ina. date she viii be an
evening star.
she viii. however. emerge slowly from
behind the sun. passing the meridian -
minutes after the sur Oh ths 3ist Venus
ard the earth are decidedly opposed 20
each other IN July. Not only are they on
opposite sides % the sum- but the earth
Is a, the aphelion os her orbit on the 81.
and Venus az the pershellon OF her orbit
Both planets for protection but
financial Views ara uncertain.
Mars IS noving north IN the eonsteila-
ton Aries. he passes the meridian al II
a. m on the lst. and az $50 a. n. on tia
slst
jupiter IL beginning TO hang low In the
west IN the early evening ard his little
ulster - fading IN the twilight He - in
conjunction with thu moon on the 18th, the
planet being but - minutes south OF the
moon.
Saturn is stationary on the 18th. when
he begins his direct course ia the hea-
vens He has been refrograSiag since
February 9Th. lie Is on the meridian AZ
9 ,. m. or the Isl and al sos ?. n. on the
5ist
Antsr~s Is on tAs merriam az SIS 2. m.
on the 18th and Spica sets az fasss .. m
or the same data.
The Eagle shows Eranaiy tn the east on
the evening % the an. He Is about one
hour east OF the meridian ~ Midnight
ORRIN e HARMON.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-04

Band. ard Il IL tbouwhf z1st y ors ~as
cat og che uay TIE StEer woskS - nffas-
frsatesg T1as Eotex nser OF fae SrSI11 say
that tnxy are 600 making "a EasseE snow
rrw zs .fae x<fsso1rsa1s. ssgf -sey ezrTS
70 81 <k,e rz<v x1fh WORKERS By sozaovrow
rsxfsr ard Sunday rrorrfng.
VA Wesx. ere % the Iowa csisFsres
a large. arrived fe1zy ard oeEAz NoFs
enerseEscxr1y sor tire gg~a sasossfs- He
says that the s-gzzenss re Foses rssa
ara rnaxsrr are having considerable forr>,
as a candidate ia neesea VITO can carry
more thar the south ard shs silver states
and rte can nzke EnFoa1e Dcon fae block
o. NIssissFga vsfsey srats~ and have
good dare 20 carry fn5fsna ard Nscns-
gan Tns IoFa rasB claim tsat Bosez -
the only candidate VITO car make an sf-
<ec<fye fxhf IN these states. which ars
nsete6 90 BE carried in ttsts szseflon.
Omaha. Ju1y "a special 20 sh@ Zee
from Waterloo. ia. says Cor BeseS Jeff
fer Chicago tonight rnescorted- A. Usual,
ne had nothing 70 say. bzt bis count&-
"a confidence IN tbs result q tbs ooaxssE-
fson- Mr.. Bosss has spent fsse past week
handling ard answering the great vosREae
Of mail matter that is corning 70 bin
from all sections Of the country. u ss
tsadegssoof Eosex wfIi not enter the con-
pentson ~ delegate 81 large. having
relexztec that aaty 10 Judge Van Wag-
ensn. Of Rock Rapids.
OssunEa. Ia. July As. r. Evsnz. sae
chairman Of the Iowa state Democratic
delegation. SAID today Il see q asater1est
sn the pagers thzs xsss Bosns men had con-
tempsAted an attack on 3ssan9a pension
record. Please say q this means the Iowa
ce.sszt{on u Il untrue. IRE Ioua delegates
make war on no candidate. certainly rot
against Mr. Blsn1. for whom they have
tbs kiDzssest feelings They knox M
Blzn1rs record. which is open TO the eoun-
Try a. wss;~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-04
The Gold survey OF Alaska.

Washington, July a-The first advtces
from the geological survey party sent 20
investigate the gold resources of the in
terror OF Alaska has Just reached here
the expedition The party reached Ju-
neaa on June 9. and before going on.
hastily inspected the mines there. En-
pert Spur says these mines viii be even
more prosuctsve IN the near future than
they are now. The party were anchored
OF Dyea. az the foot OF Chiikat pass,
and were about 20 begin the ascent OF the
pass. They hoped TO so expedite the
passage acrcSs the chilkat pass 20 the
fald OF work on the upper Yukon that
tbs work can ba completed and the party
return east in October or November. II
the party remains later they win winter
at Circle City. On the upper Yukon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-04
GEN. eARCIA's VICTORIES.
He Reports That He Has the Spantards
Completely Inffmtdated.


New York, July 3-Followiag Is a copy
OF ,etter just received by the wife Of Gen
Calixto Garcia, commanding the Cuban
insurgents IN the eastern part OF Cuba:
"Jigaani, Cuba, May &--yery early this
morning was opposite 10 Jiglaai. sent
Commander Diegnsr with his guerrilias 20
drive the cattle from the suburbs. and he
eighteen towers which surround the town.
We took ali the cattle. even those they
had IN the slaughter house. $50 splendid
head, and as I had with ne 800 n1arned
men 70 take charge of them. they took
th@n1 an5 by this time the cattle are on
their way TO the Holquin and Santiago DIS
tricks. 10 be distributed among the forces
ami the families who live in the fields.
am encamped on the spot where the Ra-
oo.a tznnery used 20 be. The enemy Is
completely .ntimiaatsd They do not come
out from the forts for anything They
have been firing al as all day. but have
only succeeded 81 wouEding a horse We
have nobody 20 face US. In the last few
days We have had series OF victories any
where We have met the Spaniards. defeat
Ing them and causing them very heavy
losses The enthusiasm for the cause Is so
great that the Spaaiards here help Us pri-
yately as much as our own coGltrymen."
Kingston. jamaica. July 3.-The party Of
cibans who recently reached Jamaica and
were detained IN quarantine have arrived
here BY train. They were received by
big crowd az the station. and were cheered
as they passed through the streess-
Havans, July Am important hI.bus-
tering expedition has landed on the coast
OF the province OF Pinar del Rio. Accord
ing 70 secret sdyices received here. large
quantities Of arms. ammunition and other
munitions of war were safely landed and
are now IA the hands OF the rebels.