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Evening journal., 1897-04-03
NARRoW EscAPn FRoM nEArH-

Paul Negendank, a brakeman on b.
o. shifter No "a, and living at No
90 West Fifth street. had a narrow es-
ape from death at the foot OF Shipley
treet this morning. He was attempt
ng TO board a freight car, and missing
lis footing fell to the ground. His
lead was so close to the track that the
fheels of the shifter grazed IT, The
5oung mans left shoulder was badly
INJURED and he was taken to his home.
'here DR.. John Palmer rendered medi-
al aid.
Evening journal., 1897-04-03
LAWS GOVERNING CORPORATIONS.
CONVENTION DELEGATES THINK
A GENERAL CORPORATION LAW
SHOULD BE LEFT WITH THE
LEGISLATURE

SHOULD BE LEFT WITH The
LEGISLATURE
Dover, April 3.-The report of the
Committee on Corporations was con-
siderably amended in the Constitu-
tional Convention yesterday. The con-
census of opinion among the members
was that the report as presented by the
committee would not only severely
menace corporations now doing busi-
ness IN the state, but would also pre-
vent outside capital from investing in
the state. Il was contended by the law
yors tnat the question of a general cor
poration law should be left to the Gen
eral Assembly
The report of the committee as
amended by the Committee of the
Whole reads as follows:
mo corporation shall issue stock, ex-
cept for money paid. labor done or per-
sonal property or real estate, or leases
thereof actually acquired by such cor
pOration. and neither labor nor prop
erty shall be received in payment of
stock at a greater price than the actual
value at the time the said labor was
done or property delivered or title ac-
qured. In all elections for directors
or managers of stock corporations each
shareholder may cast the whole number
of votes to which he is entitled for one
candidate or distribute them among
two or more candidates"
Evening journal., 1897-04-03
PREPARING TO MOVE.

Tae officials Of the United States Dis
rici Court are preparing 10 move to
heir new quarters on Monday A. Car
Isle, government Inspector Of furni-
ure, was in Wilmington to-day, and
aid visit 20 the new Federal build
ng and inspected the new furniture.
The court room presents an attractive
ppearance. In about ten days the old
ullding will he deserted, and all pos
al mail end government business will
e conducted at the new post office.
Evening journal., 1897-04-03
IN THE COURTS TO-DAY
Judgments Confessed BY a
w ell-knwon Business Man.
lREssURE OF THE TIMEs noe MUOH
BEFORE JUDGE GRUBB SEVERAL
COMMISSIONS WERE APPOINTED
TO PARTITION EsTATEs-MRs.
MULVENA ELECTS TO TAKE
UNDER HER HUSBANDS WILL.

UNDER HER HUSBANDS WILL.
Thomas r. Lally. a well-known real
estate agent at No. West Seventh
street, made on assignment for the
benefit Of his creditors. Mr. Lally has
aean doing an extensive business, but
IS reported to have been caught in the
depreciation of scme properties as re-
suit of depressed business.
Judgments were confessed by Mr.
Lally through his counsel. William
Michael Byrne. but it is thought that
an arrangement can be reached before
execution is ordered.
The judgments entered before Pro-
thonotaIy Woolley against Mr.. Lally
are principally for small amounts. The
largest are for 81 l.502. SS35 and Sl40, re-
spectively Up to noon Mr.. Lallys
judgments amounted to $2,477.
JUDGE GRUBB ON ESTATES.
Before Judge Grubb. sitting in or.
phan's Court this morning, several
well-known estates were involved
John =. Nields, presented the peti-
ton of David Ferris and William Fer
ris, well-known members of the Society
Of Friends, for a partition OF the real
estate of Ann J. Harlan, late of Will
mington hundred Judge Grubb ap-
pointed as commissioners to go on this
ground and assess the property, max
ng partition. Edward Belts, j. l.. Car
jenter, Sr. William III. Morris, Thomas
Darlington and Richard p. Gibbons.
PREFERS THE WILL TO DOVER.
John K Bradford represented Mary
J. Mulvena widow and eXecutriX, OF
lhe late John Mulyena, in her applica-
ion fer authority TO sell the real estate
or the payment of debts. Mrs. Null
yena also waived her right of dover
and elects TO take under the Will
William S. Prlckett submitted the pc
tition OF Catherine M. j. SNOWFALL fOI
/ partition of the real estate of Peter Nc
Cullough. Judge Grubb appointed
/ Philip plunfett. Samuel Culbert. w J
Fisher, George II. Townsend andJosepi
Jackson Pierce to go upon the ground
md make partition.
Judge Grubb ordered court adjourned
until Saturday. April II, as he expects
10 be engaged I'm the Sussex county
,ourts, where the Gordy case may come
up for trial next week.
Samuel j. Schless, whose arrest on
,apais was caused by the First Nationa
3ank. and whose discharge for lack o
evidence was ordered by Judge Grub
Yesterday. has not been rearrested, a.
stated by morning paper.
Evening journal., 1897-04-03
HANBY CALLED DOWN.

Some Of the members OF the Board o
Education and teachers Of the public
schools are incensed over the statement
CT Senator Handy that many Of the
children now out of school you'd be in
attendance If the teacher would not
send them home becal,se of the shah
biness of their clothing. President
Baird. Of the beard, said that children
might go to school without shoes or
tcckings, if they so wished, and that
Mr.. Handy is entirely mistaken.
Evening journal., 1897-04-03

After trying that free sample Of Qua
ker Oats which is being given to every
housekeeper I'm the city, one is not sur
prised to know that Quaker Oats is the
most popular breakfast cereal i'm the
world. We are glad 10 inform our read
ers that Quaker Oats can be bought at
any grocery store.
Evening journal., 1897-04-03

The samples of Quaker Oats which
AVE been distributed among our home,
,uring the past few days have demon
trated to many, previously unaware
hat this famous breakfast cereal is al
hat The American Cereal Co. claim foi
/. Every one should try the sample
nd not forget to request copy OF that
nuch praised cereal cook book which
ellis how to cook all kinds Of cereals
II kinds of ways.
Evening journal., 1897-04-03
TWO CONsTABLEs BONnED-

Levy Court Commissioner Mealey
iallagher and White met for about fiv,
linutes about noon at the Court Hous,
nd accepted the bonds Of the two con.
tables who have been appointed To-
Wilmington hundred. The levy court.
nen have not yet agreed upon the two
,onstables to succeed Alfred S. Hurlocl
nd Henry a. Smith.
Evening journal., 1897-04-03
INQuEa 1 ON MIRPHY-

Deputy Coroner Chandler viii held an
inquest tonight On the body Of Will
liam Murphy. who was found drowned
Yesterday in the Christiana. It is now
thought that the man walked over
board.
Evening journal., 1897-04-03
K. G. E. IN ANNUAL SESSION.

The Grand Castle of the Knights Of
the Golden Eagle will meet III annual
session at Smyrna, on Monday, wheI
officers and committees for the ensu
ing year will be chosen. There arr
twenty-four castles in the state, each o.
which will be represented at the meet
ing.
Evening journal., 1897-04-03
FELL AND BROKE HER Arm.

Mrs. Cole, living at No. 507 East
Twelfth street. fell from the back steps
into the yard az her home this morn
ng, breaking her left arm and dislo-
eating her shoulder. Dr. George w.
Quinn was called and dressed the in
jurics.
Evening journal., 1897-04-03
A tour OLE INsPEcrIoN.

The Street and Sewer Directors mace
tour OF Inspection OF the various pro-
ects which the board has under way
che visit was made expressly to ac-
uaint Mr.. Webster the new member
With the boards work
Evening journal., 1897-04-03
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST, mislaid or stolen, bank book No.
Zl,6i3, on the Wilmington Savings Fund
IN the name of Josephine Lowe for j.
Stewart Lowe. Notice has been given and
application made for a new book.
JOSEPHINE LOWE.
Evening journal., 1897-04-03
WHEN YnI1 srARr

WHEN YOU START
out this evening for Groceries, come to
our store and get a trial order We can
save you money. We know IL and we
want you to know Il.
Good Mackere. 1c. each
Choice Mackerel, &c. each
Fancy Mackerel, &c. each
Best Laundry Starch, &C. 10.
Soapine and PeafNne, 4c box.
New Lima Beans tc. qt
HUTCHINSONS,
Sixth and King streets, Wilmington, anu
5ll Delaware street. New Castle
Evening journal., 1897-04-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE.-Good-wiu and fixtures OF
a Licensed saloon, centrally located. Pos
session Immediately Apply to william
Baxter, Fourth and Shipley streets.
Evening journal., 1897-04-03

Faith, Mrs. Mulcackey, me old nan
Plays bas ball in the league,
And I'll have to give up washing,
Since Manhattan got so big.
Evening journal., 1897-04-03
BOARD AND ROOTS.

BOARDING. .--Second-story front room
with board. No. 1O7 East Eighth street.
Evening journal., 1897-04-03

OFFICE, A-VENTH AND king.
Fl. T. Sergeant, coal and wood. Large
,ea coal for family use. Oak or pine
wood, $3.50 a lead. Phone 545.
Evening journal., 1897-04-03
DEATH or AN AGED WOMAN.

Mrs. Marie Loper. aged 67 years. died
asst night at her late home, No. SAG
1adisOn street. She was an old resident
Wilmington Her husband was killed
N the railroad several years ago.
Evening journal., 1897-04-03
NOTICES.

ARTEMAs SMITH has removed from
No. SS5 to No. S3S Market ST., second floor
MEDFORD II. CAHOoN has removed
his office TO S36 Market St. first floor rear
NOTICE.-Charles A. Fell win move on
March p from SlS Market to s. w. corner
Fourth and Market, where he will open
with q complete line OF jewelry. watches
clocks, silverware etc. Repairing Of
watches, clocks and iewelry pi Omply at
tended TO. tirst-class work guaranteed
NOTICE is hereby given that at.the
present session of the General Assembly
of the State of Delaware. / shall apply for
an act divorciug me from my husband,
Gustav c. Jahnz a vinculo matrimoni
Wilmington, Del. April j. 1897. . . ~
SEWING MACHINEs-NS50 to 5000 70,
any $50 sowing machine made SecOn
hand machines, $500 up. Cash or cas-
terms. A II makes Of machines repaired
Needles and parts for an machines
L. NJ. ROCKEFELLEh
No 100 West Seventh street
NOTICE no THE DELINQUENT
taxpayers Of Wilmington hundred.
The taxable residents of Wilmington
hundred, and al persons liable 10 pay taN
in said hundred are hereby notified thai
the undersigned delinquent tax collector
for said hundred will be al the office Of
the county treasurer, an the Court House
Wilmington, Del. during the month Of
Aprn. between the hours OF and " a. m.
and and D. m. for the purpose of re-
ceiving taxes for the year Of 1896. In pur
suance Of an act Of The General Assem-
bly, Of this state. Extract from the act
OF Assembly:
that the notice required TO be given in
section Of this act by the collectors
aforesaid shall bc deemed and taken "a
be sufficient demand upon taXables fei
the payment of taxes standing against
them on the collectors duplicate of tho
several hundreds and collection districts
of this stale. Such notice given aforesaid
shall be considered performance and
fun discharge Of the duty OF the collector
aforesaid TO make demand for taxes
and they shall not b., equired thereafter
, 10 make further demand on any taxable
for aid taxes as condition precedent the
4 employment Of legal process as now pro-
vided 10y law for the collection of taxes.
JOHN II. DICkEY.
. Collector Of Delinquent Taxes for vii
mington hundred.
Evening journal., 1897-04-03
AN EXCITING RUNAWAY.

The horse attached TO the wagon OF
William Morris, colored, ran away this
morning from Fourth and Walnut
trests AT Fourth and Tatnall streets
he left wheel of the buggy was torn oil.
.he horse escaped with a few bruises.
Evening journal., 1897-04-03
MEETTNG OF LIQUOR DEALERS.

MEEIING OF LIQUUH UbAIsETlc.
The Licensed Retail Liquor Dealers
Association met last night in German
Han. The state executive committee re-
borted that the bill allowing saloons to
|emain open on school election days
has passed the Legislature and Isl now
Il law
Evening journal., 1897-04-03

The Overman Wheel Co.. makers Of
amous red rubber tire to be used on
ny make OF wheel. Insist on your
lealer supplying Victor tires. We are
special agents, and can supply them
Sizes: f2s, 1ss. rs and 26 and 2S..
CLIFFORD GREENMAN
S. W. Cor 7th and King streets.
Evening journal., 1897-04-03

Fine Ox-tail Soup tonight at Frank
Huck's, Sixth and Madison streets
Evening journal., 1897-04-03

If you cut your tire. take il to Pyle,
07 Market street, who will vulcanize
good as new.
Evening journal., 1897-04-03

New Bicycles to rent SO cents single
hour; % cents per hour for several
hours Pyle Cycle Co., S07 Market st.
Evening journal., 1897-04-03

Waverley Bicycles. first quality, only
$50 and Sl0O Pyle. S07 Market street
Evening journal., 1897-04-03
BUSINESS CARDS.

SEWING MACHINES
Wheeler q Wilson. $500. The Singei
Sl5.OO. Domestic, S25O0. Standard, $3.50
Household, $500. Other makes at Sl6,, 81
f20. Oak or walnm. Ten years guara.
tee.
Sold at sl.O0 per week.
Secondhand machines at $500 up. lie
pairing, 90 cents.
]. II. O'DONALD
No. l2 r. Seventh St. Wilmington. De,
Evening journal., 1897-04-03

Phoenix Bicycles stand the racket
tut one grade, 500. Pyle, No. SO7
Market street
Evening journal., 1897-04-03
HELP WANTED.

RELIABLE man to handle agents for
Telephone Tablet and Specialties PAYS
$1,000 year Enclose stamp. VICTORY
MFG. CO. Cleveland, o.
SALESMAN.-S25 a week easy! A brand
new thing. Send your address quick and
get particu'a1s PEOPLES" 394l Market
street, Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1897-04-03

SOLICITORS WANTED FOR DIR. TAL-
MAGE'S THE Earth Girdled." or mis-
famous tour around the wor q. a thrilling
million Talmaees books sold and "Th,
Earth Girdled' is his latest and grandest
DEMAND ENORMOUS. Every b dy wants
BIG COMMISSIONS A gold mine for
workers. CREDIT GIVEN. FREIG III
PAID. OuTt IT'S FREE. Drop an trash
ana sell the king of books and make g.Ul
a month. Address for outfit and territory
The Dominion Company, Star Building.
Evening journal., 1897-04-03
THE EYESIGHT

THE E1 LSIGiI
Is natures most precious gift. Great
care should be taken to preserve the
eyesight Headaches and eye-strain,
that medicine fails 10 cure. can. IN "a
great many cases, be entirely re-
lieved with glasses. Careful eXainina-
tions free.
S. L. MKEE. Graduate Optlciar,
. with
. MIILARD +. DAVIS.
No 8 East Second st.
+: Ocuiist prescriptions promptly and
+: carefully nllcd.
Evening journal., 1897-04-03
CAPTAIN DONALDSON AND MATT
SPICER.

Notice Of a bill to incorporate tho
,hTistiana Yacht Club was given by
representative Donaldson. He anC
Clerk Of the House Spicer are the NOV
ng spirits behind the enterprise. They
propose 20 have a crack yacht built anC
make a try for some of the trophies Of
cred for the coming season along ths
Atlantic seabOard.
OPPONENTS WANT A HEARING.
The bin to authorize the insurance
commissioner TO examine and publish
he standing Of insurance companie-
halsered under The laws Of Delaware
Evening journal., 1897-04-03

stad Correspondence Evening Journal
Dover April 3. - Represcntativc
Dempsey says that he proposes 20 hav,
I divorce bin passed fer The relief o
every member cf the General Assembly
n order that they may carry them il
heir coat pockets and, when theii
wives become unruly, pull them Gu
md say: "4jCw, see here. madam; yor
subside, or IN put this law Of mine In
peration.'
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-11-17
A Big Suit.

a suit for foreclosure on lien
has been filed in the United States
court by G. G. Tautphaus of Idaho
Falls against the Owyhee Land &
Irrigation Company and the Ameri-
can Loan & Trust Company, for
tho sum of S42,851.S2 with interest
at ten per cent from March 20, 1896,
which is the date the lien was filed,
The case was originally brought in
the district court of Owyhee county,
and, on motion of the attorneys for
the defense, has now been trans
ferred to the United States court, as
the defendants are non-residents.
The complaint states that G. c..
Tautphaus contracted to build irri-
cation works for the Owyhee Land
& Irrigation Company for the sum
of $4,000, the contract being
signed on June 5, 1898. The canal
headgates are about two miles from
the mouth of the Bruneau river,
and the canal supplies water for ir-
rigating purposes along side the
river. The work was accepted for
the company through A. J. Wiley,
chief engineer, on January 6, 1896.
On March 10th of that year a
lien was filed against the company
for the sum of SAT, 901.83, Up to
that date there has been paid in
bonds $37 500 and in cash 1925
Ia. Since the filing Of the lien
5000 has been paid, leaving the
amount sued for.
The plaintiff asks for judgement
for $42,S5182 with interest at 10
per cent from the date the lien was
filed, and attorneys fees fixed at
$4,000. e. NJ. Wolfe of Mountain
Home is attorney for the plaintiff
and Wyman & Wyman of Boise for
the defendants.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-11-17

John Raker and John Benham
we're over from Bruneau last even
ing.
ET75 cents on the dollar of
cost price of goods, is the kind of
bargains you can get at Rice & Cos
old stand. Dry goods, winter cloth
ing, furnishing goods, hats, boots
and shoes, and many other things
too numerous to mention. Save
your dollars-not dimes-while you
can, for another such opportunity
may not occur again. Call on r. n
Griffith, Receiver.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-11-17
Public School Library and Read
ING Room.

ing kOOTH.
The plan which is being inaugu-
rated for starting Public School Lii
brary and Reading Room is certainly
IL good one. The school Board and
teachers, having contributed $50 to
start the ball to rolling show that they
have real interest in this excellent
cause. To solicit subscriptions and
raise the means for this purpose is no
small undertaking on the part OF the
teachers, and they should be encour-
aged by everyone giving something.
1t is the little things that, in the ag-
gregate, accomplish great works, and
if every one will give chcerfully what
he can give this little city should raise
u nice sum for this purpose. There
seems to be misunderstanding with
some, as to our present library. The
money which has been secured by en-
tertainments in the past has been very
judioiously expended for reference
books such as cyclopedias. But there
lie no reading library whatever in the
school. The time has come for united
effort on things which are for the COM
mon good. This enterprise cannot,
in our judgement, benefit one person
more than another, only in proportion
to the use he makes of it, An oppor.
tunity to read cannot injure anyone,
aud may be lasting benefit to many
of our boys and girls, and even the
older ores. This additional feature,
that it is to be open to the public
would have n tendency to create
desire for wholesome reading among
the young men who now have no OPP
portunity to read and must necessarily
resort TO the streets for amusement.
Give the boy q taste for good reading
and 1T will stick to him through life
and add more to his enjoyment and
culture and powers for good citizenhip
than anything else can possibly do,
but this inclination must be cultivated
and encouraged. Every family can
not have a suitable library, and we
cannot have public library, Of any
consequence, perhaps for years to
come. Here is the next best thing
for the public besides being an untold
benefit to the school children.
The BULLETIN heartily Endorses
this move, and stands ready in the the
future, as it has in in the past, to do
all in its power to further the interests
OF any plan which, in its Judgement,
will benefit the school or town.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-11-17
The Palace, for comfort.
The Palace, for fine cigars.
The Palace for

Inc Falace, Tor pure drinks.
EG Mems suits for So so at fetch
James Carroll has spring turkeys
for sale at $1.25 each.
Eg See Fletcher's stock of shoes.
The best and cheapest in the country.
B. ]. Nordyke and wife came
down from Bonaparto last Friday,
intending to remain all winter.
RGJ. NJ. Neil will sell you coal
% per cent per ton cheaper than
anywhere else in town.
Mrs. Harley and two little grand
children have returned to Bruneau
valley, from a visit at Silver City.
Bishop Talbot has been called
from his missionary field in Idaho
and Wyoming to be Bishop of the
Episcopal diocese Of Pennsylvania.
However, it is not probable he will
enter upon his new field before next
fall.
George Drummon, c. G. Pitts
and Allen Bardeness, who were last
week examined in the Probate
court on the charge Of unlawfully
killing elk, were discharged by
Judge Clinton upon the ground that
the new game law was not enacted
according to the provisions of the
constitution.
Rev. A. S. Hawkes. of Weiser &C.
cupied the Congregational pulpit
last Sunday. This was Mr.. Hawkes.
last visit to Mountain Home as
supply minister. Rev. Mason Of
Challis has accepted the call from
this church and will remove his
family here soon. Mrs. Hawkes.
accompanied MIR. Hawkes. and they
returned to Weiser Monday.
EE 1t has been our desire for a
long time to find strictly pure high
grade Baking powder that we could
sell reasonable and have now pur-
chased the celebrated Brand name
Perfect. Ask us about it. Helfrlch
Mercantile Co.
"Gunn Public School Library"
is the name of the school library at
Hagerman, which was dedicated
on the 18th instant. This name
was unanimously given it by the
school children at Hagerman in
honor of Congressman Gum, who
had materially aided in establish
ing the library. Following are the
officers elected; Librarian, C. r.
Reeves; assistant librarian, f. NJ.
Carter; executive board, VIM. Snod-
grass, f. M. Carter and L. Mullet.
| H. II. Kinsey, of Wood River,
has invented and patented a fruit
box that will doubtless be IN de-
mand so soon as its great advant-
ages are known. George Mahoney
exhibited one of these boxes to us a
few days ago and we must admit il
is a marvel for convenience though
simple in construction. The box is
put together by slips of crimped
sheet iron and after delivery o
fruit may be takef apart instantly
and reduced to small space for re
turn shipment. 1t may also be uti
Lied for packing eggs.
GEs- Small pill, safe pin, Dewitt
. Little Early Risers cure billousness
: constipation sick headache. K. w
Smith.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-11-17
EDUCATION.

by John II. Farnsworth, OF Mountain Home
What we want is education,
Nheresover We may 20,
For in every state and nation
We need it, as You know,
Education Is no burden,
But blessing all the way;
You may lose both home and fortune,
But your learning there will stay.
Teachl Oh, teachl Spread education,
Lift the world from sin and crime;
DO the utmost for our nation,
Do 1t now, there still is time.
We will speed the cry along, then,
So that every one may hear,
Learning be the song among US,
For to us it is so dear.
Tis the hope OF all free nations,
IT'S the remedy for woe,
Give to all an education
NheresoYer you may 20.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-11-17
Prattt'S Practical Hand Book
on Poultry for the asking, at
Smiths Pharmacy.
Notice for Publication.

Land once az boise CITY ldaho,
November 4, 1897.
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 viii
be made before Register and Receiver Of u ;. Land
Office at Boise City, Idaho. on DECEMBER ld, 1877
viz: EDMUND s CRASTER. Glenns Ferry, Idaho,
Hd application No 2s6S, for the lot s. sec, 20, and
lots and see a. lot o sec. 30, tp r +, b. NJ
Idaho He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
said land, viz Charles h. Corker and Walter G..
Corker of Mour tain Home, Emore county, Idaho,
James H. Morrow Robert A. Cuifet OF Genn's Ferry,
Elnore county, Idaho.
novIo LCuARLEs lIIAiRoD, Register.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-11-17
For Road oNerseer.

Amador Galindo respectfully an
nouuces himself candidate for road
overseer for District No. 3, Gilmore
county, at the election to be held De
cember 6, 1897.
AMADoR GALTNDo.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-11-17
For Road Oyerseer.

l hereby announce myself candi-
date for road overseer for road district
No. 5, Gilmore county, Idaho, at an
election to be held at Mountain Home,
on Monday, December 6, 1897.
j. l.. TATE.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-11-17
Piano Tuning.

G. 2. Larks, piano tuner and re-
pairer Leave orders at Il. w. Smith S
drug store.