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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-03-17
JONES Kicked Out.

AT the call of Chairman Blake
of the Populist State Central Com
mittee, a large number of prominent
men of that party assembled in
Boise on the 9Th instant for confer
ence. Honorable N. NJ. Ruick was
chosen chairman and Hon. J. H.
Anderson secretary. Among other
things the meeting unanimously
adopted the following:
Whereas, Six months ago an al
lance was entered into by the Pop
ulist and Democratic parties, by
which the combination known as
the Peoples-Democratic party Sc
cured entiIe control of the machin-
cry of State government; therefore
be it
Resolved, That while we shall at all times do our
utmost to strengthen the administration OF every Off
cia holding office by virtue Of the aforesaid alliance,
we deem 1t the duty and part of wisdom far all mem
bers of the Peoples party to do their uttermost for
the upbuildng OF the Peoples party and its mante-
nance separate and distinct political organization;
and be ID further
Resolved, That while the silver question should in
the future az in the past, remain the paramount is
sue until finally settled right the other great princi
Piles of our party-governmen issue of necessary
paper currency, government owners hip OF railroads
and telegraph lines the land question, and all other
declarations of the Peoples party national platform
adopted at st. Louis should receive the attention
which their tremendous Importance demands.
The following resolution was then
introduced by Hon. J. ]. Rogers,
and unanimously adopted by the
conference.
Whereas II is the OF this conference that II.
S. JONES Is guilty Of conduct rendering him no
longer worthy of utilization with and membership in
abe Peoples party; therefore be it
Resolved, That the said H. s. JONES is hereby ex
PEELED from membership in said party.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-03-17

A Chinaman was pulled Monday
by Constable Keefer for assaulting
little Billy Glenn and Justice Swan
sent him to Jail for ten days.
Mrs. JONES and children returned
from Boise last Wednesday night.
She is endeavoring to dispose of
certain property and it appears that
the Representative will not again
honor Mountain Home with his
presence.
journalistic item from a Tenne-
see paper: "Crock Floods died last
night, owing this paper for ten years
subscription. IL is reported that
he said just before he pegged out
that he felt like he was floating up
ward. No doubt of it. Crock had
got so low down. that he had to slide
uphill to get into perdition."
We do not know who Miss Lu-
ellie Scott ia, who has had 80 much
to say as q witness in the bribery
investigation, but feel impelled to
remark that she is at least no gen
tleman or she would not have beer
in the confidence of SO many of the
lobbyists in Boise and would moi
have had so many of their secrets
to relate. These female lobbyists
are Just awful.-DeLamar Nugget.
K~A weed in the garden can bC
easily destroyed when it frat starts
Consumption can be nipped in thu
bud by One Minute Cough Cure. X
| w. Smith.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-03-17
What Our City Dads Have Done.

They have passed and enforced
las far as POSSIBILITY Is ordinances,
from all of which the citizens have
received great benefit. They have
fitted up the village hall and fur
nished it with good and substantial
furniture and fixtures; bought set
of village books that pill be good
for use for ten years; have had en-
ployed marshal, paying him $50
per month. Bought street lamps
and arranged to have the village
park fenced with a nice iron fence;
all of which has not cost the tax
payers one cent, the sole revenue
being 40 per cent of saloon licenses.
The present board have several very
important measures pending that
will be a great benefit to the citizens,
and if the same board is honored
with reelection it will enable them
to complete their work and be a
great saving to the taxpayers of
the village. A TAXPAYER.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-03-17

Geo. F. Mahoney went to Boise
Monday.
G. Jackson went to Boise by yes
terday's train.
Perry Phelps and Miss Flora
Gowry were married at Emmett
March, 6.
Born, in Mountain Home, March
IA, to the wife of Lon Richards, a
daughter.
Albert Rosenheim and wife are
now housekeeping in Underwood
brick house, opposite the depot.
Miss Lodge, primary teacher O.
our public school, has been i'll fol
several days with nervous prostra
ton.
E@All the different forms of Skin
troubles, from chapped hands to ecze
ma and indolent ulcers can be readily
cured by DeWitts Witch Haze Salve
the great pile cure. r. w. Smith.
The Cooper sheep dip is now or
sale at Helfrich's. 1t is convent
ent and effective scab cure and slim
ulates the growth of wool. 1t has
been used for a great many years
by the largest sheep raisers in the
world and always gave entire salts
faction.
Eg Something for burns, scalds
chapped hands and lips. Healing TO
cuts and sores. Instant relief for piles
stops pain at once. These are tn
virtues of De Wits Witch Haze
Salve. K. w. Smith.
Register or you can't vote. At
meeting of the board of trustee
Monday night, w. D. Reynolds wa
appointed registrar for the comm
town election. The time for regis
tering was fixed from March II t
and including March 27-ten day
in which to register.
Recorder Reynolds issued !
, cense Saturday for the marriage c
Tom Mcmillan and Miss Roxi
. Corder. both of Mayfield. Mis-
e Corder is a daughter of J. 0. Co
. der, and is a beautiful and INTEL
D gent young lady who has a host
! friends in Mountain Home. M
: Mcmillan is one of the McMilla
: brothers, who are extensive shee
owners. The BULLETIN wishes Il
e worthy young couple a happy an
J. prosperous journey through life.
II George Alexander, who has be-
n located on the Middle Boise riv
d about 35 miles below Atlanta t
'. the past 20 years, was visitor
g this place Monday. Over 100 me
n have been at work on road fro
g Boise up the river and it is nj
completed to Browns creek,
IS miles below Atlanta, where a sa
he mill is being erected, and canal
l. being constructed along the Nor
n fork for an indefinite distance
Y, placer mining purposes. Mr.. Ale
ne ander believes that good road
in pack animals at least, will be co
ID pleted up the Middle Boise RI
Is this spring.
h The town trustees, last Wedn
er day night, appointed judges a
ed clerks for the town election to
held on the 9th Of April, as folio
h. Judges-Mrs. Sam Kincaid, Hel
Dorsey and James Carroll. Gle
st. Mrs. NJ. J. Bearby and Cha
en- Turner. An ordinance was pas
raj making it a penalty for the
IL road company to block any st
ct within the town limits for more t
nit five minutes at one time, by lea'
ell cars standing on the track.
de- ordinance also prohibits the
1es ming of trains, through the town
nd greater speed than six miles
! hour,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-03-17
Citizens Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that there will be meeting
OF the citizens of Mountain Home held at the Village
hail. school building, on MONDAY EVENING, March
%, 1897 for the purpose Of selecting non-partsan
ticken for Village Trustees, to be elected Tuesday,
April @, 1897.
BY order of the Board of Village Trustees Of Mount
ain Home, Idaho.
w D. REYNOLDS Clerk.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-03-17
R. W. Smith, Pharmacist
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Leonard H. Farnham, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned admin
strator Of the estate Of Leonard H. farnhah, ue-
ceased TO the creditors of, and all persons having avn,
with the necessary vouchers within -FOUR hohtis
after the first publication Of this notice 10 the sa
administrator at Mountain Home, IN the county VI
Rimore, State Of Idaho. a, ,so-
Dated az Mountain Home. Idaho March 2, 1871.
r. p AXE, Administrator
mr3 of estate Of Leonard II. FaEnham, decd
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-03-17
Anti-0ambling Law.

The following act, introduced by
Representative Workman of Boise
county, and passed by both houses,
has received the signature of the
Governor and will be a law sixty
days from the time of its passage:
Section l. Every person who deals plays or carries
on opens or causes to be opened, suffers or per-
permits to be opened, or who conducts, either as
owner, employe or lessee, whether for hire or not
any game Of faro monte, roulette ansquenet, rouge
ct noir, rondo, or any game played with cards, dice
or any other device, for money checks credit or any
other representative OF value is guilty Of misie
meanor and is punishable BY fine not OF less than
hundred dollars, or Imprisonment not less than four
months.
Sec. 2 Every person who knowingly permits any
of the games prohibited by the preceding section to
be played, conducted, or dealt in any house owned
rented by such person. in whole or in part, pun
ishable as provided in the proceeding section.
Sec. g. Every person who, by practice. cheat or
Device false pretense whatsoever, while playing at
any game OF chance, or while bearing any share in
wagers played for while betting on sides or hands
of such playing, wins acquires to himself or an
other any sum OF money any thing Of value rep
resentatve OF value is guilty Of a misdemeanor.
Sec 4. Whenever any judge or justice Of the
peace shall have knowledge, shall receive satisac
tory information that there is any gambling table oil
gambling DEVICE adopted devised and designed fol
the purpose of playing any of the games OF ehanc'
prohibited in section OF this act, within his dis
trict county, it shall be his duty to forthwith issu
his warrant, directed to the sheriff constable, Il
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-03-17
Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of CHRISTOPHER JAMES, Decca,

Estate OF CHHIoIVFHEN JhhIE"' Neoo'soe'
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Exec
utrx OF the Estate OF Christopher James, deceased
to the creditors OF. and all persons having claims
against the said deceased to exhibit them, with the
necessary youcher, within Ten months after the FIRST
publication Of this notice. 20 the said Executrix
Emma Jane Thomas, at DE Lamar, idaho, or to w
G. HOWE, at Mountain Home, in the County OF FL
more, State OF Idaho.
Dated at De Lamar, owyhee county, Idaho, Marc
IL, 1896. ,,,
Executrix OF the Estate Of Christopher James, de
deceased militia
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-03-17
From Dixie Mines.

DEAR OLD BuLLETIN:-We are
having quite a variety of weather
up here in the mountains. 1t SHOWS
one day and then SHOWS the next
day too. The beautiful stuff is
now about four feet deep and still
getting deeper. We thought at one
time winter was broke, for flock
of blackbirds made their appearance
and commenced singing one of their
old familiar songs, which was well
come melody TO us poor snow
bound Dixieites. But they had
only finished one verse and just
started on the chorus when Dixie
blizzard was heard coming up the
Boise river, which did not sound
quite so melodious. Then our
featbered musicians struck out on
a bee line for Snake river, but left
word that they would be back in
July if the weather would permit,
When this snow melts-if it ever
does-you Mountain Home people
had better hunt some high knoll,
unless you want thorough irriga-
ton. But surely we should moi
kick about the snow, for it will fur
nish plenty of water for our far
mers and placer miners next sum
mer.
However, the purpose Of this let
ter was to tell your readers about
the Dixie mines, but l started or
rather cold subject. Dan Reber
is still pushing work day and night
on the Gold King mine. Recently
there was large body of ore dis
covered which assays $16S per ton
in gold. Therefore Dan is highly
elated over the discovery. There
has also been fine body Of rich ore
struck lately in the Eddie mine.
These are the only two mines in the
camp that have any thing more
than the annual assessment work
done on them, and as they have
proved to be ore producers We do
not see why some of the many
others should not do the same.
There are dozens of lodges in this
vicinity yet unclaimed which would
no doubt prove to be valuable if
some one would have courage
enough to develope them. But no
doubt the camp will be full Of pros
pectors in the spring.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-03-17
Dixie, Idaho, March II, 1897.

DlAle, ludnO, MdFCu IL, lOOt'
Captain S. G. Rhoades is on the
sick list.
George Harvey returned from the
east this morning.
Mrs. Geo. Bells little girl, La
We're, is quite sick.
After battling with the grip for
several weeks, ]. f. Dyar is again
on our streets.
Mrs. E. S. Bobo departed last
evening to join her husband at
Mammoth, Utah.
The report that Gov. Steunenberg
had quietly stole away to see the
big smuggling match at Carson is not
true.
Mrs. Crocheron and Mrs. Ulrick
came over from Owyhee yesterday
evening and are guests of Mrs. Dan
Hill.
Joe McCrarry, an official of the
U. P. Rv., spent yesterday in this
place, the guest of his friend Char
lie Keefer.
ET Parties having live stock of
any kind to sell, will do well to write
to Sweetser, Burroughs & Sparks, Po-
catello, Idaho. They will send you u
reliable buyer.
Word comes from Boise to the
effect that Rep. JONES has jumped
into the Dubois Republican ranks
with both feet.
A. B. Clark and Ex-Governor
Mcconnell went to Salt Lake last
Thursday, presumably to meet the
Mckinley wave of prosperity from
the east. They returned Sunday.
a -. At Orebaugh's Barber
SeA1asM Shop, hot or cold, anc
shave that will make you happy
for week. Try it.
General manager Bancroft an
nounces that all annual and tim
passes of Union Pacific system viii
/ be honored until May /, by tn
Short Line, and all trip passe
+ given prior to March Is will b
honored to date of expiration.
4 Several foot-races occurred her
n Yesterday, and Walter Campbe
d proved the victor in each-leadin
e Harris, Tanner and Orebaugh SUI
) cessively. 1t is positively asserte
that with proper training Paul Or
a baugh would develop into the SLOW
e est sprinter in Idaho.
g Superintendent Harry Thompso
): of the Bear Greek Alluvial Gold &c
4 at Rocky Bar, came all the wa
Y. from London to purchase the FIR
or ticket issued at Mountain Home b
is the new management of the Gregg
re Short Line railway-which tick
conveyed him to Boise yesterday.
Ds Gilmore, the little 4-year-old 81
Y of Jake Ottenheimer, Yesterday
ID ternoon had the misfortune to breI
be a bone of his left arm and also d
ce locate the elbow joint. 1t appea
of that he and another little fell,
were playing cowboy" when !
more was lassoed and thrown vi
u' such force as to cause the inJu
lle DR.. Smith set the arm and the lit
ny fellow will soon be in condition
az az another trial at play.
~ f&To the 9th annual conferel
=. of the Church of Jesus Chr ist OF l
ore ter Day Saints, held at Salt Lake G
ne April 1, 5 and 6, rate of $1,000
IN the round trip is authorized. Sen
ity dates April I'd to 9th. Limit, Istu
- ing April 10, 1897. A. n. MEG
agent Oregon Short Line Railroad
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-03-17
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
In the Justices Court, Mountain Home Precinct,
the State Of Idaho, In and for the
County VI Emore.
Payne Payne, plaintiffs
NJ A. Jones, defendant.
Notice Is hereby given that an attachment was To-
sued out Of this court the 18th day Of March, 1897
against the property OF the above named defendant
In wStness whereof have hersunto set my hand
the 18th day of March, 1897.
mhlTH b. b. SWAN, Justice OF the Peace,
Mountain Home Precinct Idaho.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-24
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5 a~nlsontng at en- @rtttel / ct 'ngeIIt
8lao ON ben mpoerns 2~9gepibenltdbs
8stponins for WenneItmes Geutio,
freutpmmer | famine glub IN Gage msb
ct 8%jenipar, ION Ri Der Ital r~sfsr,rs.
!oun begpnots meo al paupese bet SAT
tlm, at Msnnsitsnss sjsnnsminitIi8s 2es
peti0 er ca. 8 Tiger I9ugsrs nil, snb ba
Drowning 8ietpria beItss Sbrpnsn for
60 2ldr iiosn. Date tan ipnes betpos
ninsslsIt. fortiuttsr Fan; men erinorsr
man, bppr megst mere t%oncentrsret % lrps
oelissrigt 2ibet M sr eno Tor go adr
iiben, mdatie man barre %fprnsist, ielo ON
@ienneminitsaloeren bar blit ct Qar
minore enb bu. Se bapps life bore Sus
qss 8tnn1tdbsmRnb urbeibtt, oiloe not
Sp0opmme paa 9runo al ben porsnbe
8sfpltnins, ben poInfommsr. "aGmp for
Silp9relisn" og ben mere bep9gsos og
uroliae Maabs al leOe paa, MI ba ptIt
i'm @irtnine poa Slegtens 4lber.
Msn Der, tpor 8jsnbItabst til Sunbs
beosns 2obe fornsmmelig bar hiulpet os.
bet er 8umpsn mob Be gamls, ifrGtteligs,
ulttb ImitiOmm, Spgoumme. Der fer
trGpebs lin Sisnoe at ole Gin. Gu bar
29eepiNnitdbsn libt eftsr Fot uorbbost
be fIsite at oisIe Spgoomms. Barrie
topperns er ~fortr9ngts til Steoer, bOor
8atcinattpnsn snrnu life sr inbfsrt. Gn
nGiten bare be tore gpers % Sdonss
bpernes slsnoigIts apartersr.
Oct sr r~istignOt iunbt at andre Spss
BONNIE at mare SprinbslIe - Ium
SrGft - netOp bore Daee pinber lib
brsoelie. Wisn Oi mda fuite paa, at ben
itprre 8isnbfab til pdtbplogisn, ben
nsiasttgsre 6Ortsgnelie oper Deosfalo
Iamnsn meb en- itrengsre gsItemmslis al
osrss 4arlae tanits FAR giDrt Stigninaen
mere tilipnelubsnps snO o;rtslig; for nugls
@artier Iiosn, bar 66UelIs pg "Srul" tn
fuloItGnoiq tilfrscsitiqsnpe 8sosbss
itemmeIis for en- Gage, Tijsnt bet sasnts
lig par nor Grtefsnbs &r9ften, inn baos
be Stploen.
s BET tele msner 2Ggsn, al be iterrs
oioerltabeltgs &unoItuber tOs bore 29s
ger iummm meo be for6sorsbe 9ipsoiIs
taur for be fleite al os. pil meo Sslo
tlluns fiGmps mpo De S%peoomms. ION
bsrisr SIaaten, % fan life anbet eno
al ftprts por 6tlbrso oa oerOeo forlengs
bort Gin.