Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-09-01

States.
Therefore, voicing the sentiment OF the Silver Re-
publcans OF Idaho, declare to be our firm conyc-
ton that sl territory over which trc United States
has acquired sovereignty or control is ours hence
forth to be Owned controlled and governed as an in.
separable part Of the territory OF the United States
We declare for honest, economical but pro.
gressys administration OF State affairs and for such
legislation will make laws stable and certain.
To the voters of Idaho we extend the hand
of good fellowship and urge them to active coopera-
ton with us in maintaining at the polls the princ
pies Of bimetaism and protection to our industries
to labor, and to our homes.
A new Democratic State Central
Committee was elected, composed
OF one member for each judicial
district and two for each county.
E. M. Wolfe was chosen to repre-
sent this district and Hon. Il. G.
Helfrich and Miss Mabel Payne
are to represent Gilmore county.
John HALEY was elected chairman
and Frank Martin secretary.
Judge ]. S. White and Mrs. J. M.
Cowen were selected from Elmore
county as members of the Silver
Republican State Committee. c..
j. Bassett is chairman.
The Warning Popuiists.
The two factions Of Populists, af-
ter cavorting around and scalping
each other for five long days, on
Monday agreed to disagree, and
each wing proceeded to name full
state ticket.
The middle-of-t he-road, or Blake
convention, nominated
| For Congress-L. N. b. Anderson.
| For Supreme Judge-T. j. Jones.
| For Governor-D. IL Andrews.
| For Lieutenant Goyernor-Geo. F, Moore.
For Secretary of State-George j. Lewis.
| For Treasurer-M. F. Ely.
For Attorney General-T. l.. Glenn.
For Audtor-Eugene Sage
For Supt Public Instrueton-Arthur O. Whittier.
| For Inspector Of Mines-Dayid Farmer.
Martin King was selected as the
middleof-the-road committeeman
for Gilmore county.
The Gum or Taylor convention
placed this ticket in the field:
| For Congress James Gum
For Supreme Judge-To be filed by committee.
| For Goyernor-George b. Hill.
| For Lieutenant Goyernor-Geo A. Williams.
For Secretary Of state-J. S. Bonham.
| For AUDITOR. II. Anderson.
| For Attorney General-T. l.. Glenn,
| For Treasurer. IL. Green.
| For Supt. Public Instructon-Mrs Mary Wright.
For Mine Inspector John Tonkin.
For Judge Fourth District-Texas Angel.
Nelson Davis was elected central
committeeman for Gilmore county.
Fall cream cheese, Is cents, al
Fletcher's.
Stock Salt, IL cent per pound
at Fletoher's.
The Best Mans Shoe in the world
-Napa Tan, at Fletcher's.
Thos. Mellon and daughter, Miss
Nellie, visited the Capital city Sat
urday.
J. L. Tate and daughters, Mrs
Comes and Miss Mel, are this week
sojourning at Rocky Bar.
Impure Baking Powders 1njure tn,
stomach. Use the Brand nance
Perfect" and have no indigestion.
E@ Buy ice of Neil. Order coal
hay and grain at Neils 25 cent feee
yard.
John Bryant, a popular Demo
cratic raneher of Little Camas Wis
tied this place Saturday.
Mrs. ?. Orebaugh returned hom,
Tuesday from q visit with he
mother at Club Springs, Idaho.
L. T. Wilcox recently purchased
from Kelsey & Co. a handsom,
phaeton for the use of his family.
} The two hobos who were las
week arrested by Constable Keefe
for furnishing whiskey to Indian
were convicted before Judge Whit
last Saturday and sent to jail TO
10 days each.
Professor w. A. Mullins, who s,
: successfully conducted the Noun
, tain Home schools for two years
and who is now of the Albion nor
NAL school faculty, was a visito
here Sunday, shaking hands with
: host of friends.
! EG Mrs, NJ. King has reopene,
the City Restaurant and Bakery
. Fresh pies, cakes, bread, etc, al
ways on hand. The best of meal
: served at all hours. Call and Sc
for yourself.
Four fine race horses belongin
!. to Dan McGinness passed throug
E this place Monday en- route to Boist
. where they will try their speed a
the State fair races. They al
: beauties ard named King Foster.
n Lady McGinness," parliament,
and "Fostest."
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