Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-10-19
MOUNTAIN HOME, Oct. 10, 1899.

Dave Hyde of Bruneau was
visitor in this place yesterday.
n Grand Lecturer Frank Wyman
officially visited Masonic lodge last
-eyening.
Gov. Steunenberg and w. E.
Borah arrived in Washington city
On the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pence and
son returned home last evening
from visit at Boise.
The Republican expansionists
nay 1--WE are making history" Rome
made history in like manner, just
before the fall.
\ The reported removal of john
Mayhugh as agent of the Shoshone
Indian reservation in Elko county
Nv has been confirmed.
Dan McGinness, Adm Hall, Billy
Z Wilson and Bill Blackman have
been in town this week on business
before the district court.
Dewey says: II am not familiar
with the duties of the president, but
| am with those of sailor, and |
will stick to my calling"
The population of the South At
tican republic consists of $4,000
Beers, 900 other whites, called
Utilanders, and 100000 Kaffirs and
Zulus.
Charles Boudrero, a young man
of Logan, Utah, made a bet last
week that he could drink quart of
port wine. He won the bet and
died in "a hours thereafter.
In the Probate Court, Oct. IL
Estate of Emma j. Burns, deceas-
ed. Order appointing G. w. Burns
administrator, bond fixed at $500.
Bond filed and approved, and let
tiers of administration issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth, (nee
Miss Matlock) from Riceville,
Tenn, recently married, are on
their wedding tour through the
west. Mrs. Ellsworth is a relative
of w. S. Galloway and Mrs. G. W.
Hill of this place and will visit
here for few days.
off you scour the world you will
never find a remedy equal to One
Minute Cough Cure" says Editor
Fackler, of the Micanopy, Fla, "Hust-
ler." 1t cured his family of LaGrippe
and saves thousands from pneumonia,
bronchitis, Group and all throat and
lung troubles. Roscoe Smith.
AT Weiser yesterday the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows elected the
following officers: f. H. Turner,
Idaho Falls, grand master. Ro-
bert Mobley, Boise, deputy grand
master. A. K. Steunenberg, Cald-
well. grand warden. d. L. Bailey,
Meridian, grand secretary. M. B.
Gwinn, Caldwell, grand treasurer.
III. w. Dunton, Boise, grand repre-
sentative.
The Hagerman correspondent of
the Shoshone Independent writes:
IF our Hon. Attorney, j. S. Waters,
will come down here he will find |
fifty or seventy five men who would |
be glad to cut his sagebrush, and |
take old shirts or any old thing in
payment. He got few votes down
here, but the ones who voted for
him didn't know what they were
doing. Prosperity did not hit US
one thousand strong as it did the
judge"
E. G. Siggers, patent lawyer,
Washington, D. c., reports the fol-
lowing patents granted to inventors
in the Rocky Mountain states, Oct.
8, 1899. He will mail copy of spec
ifications and dra wings of any pat
ent for 10 cents in stamps E. P
LeCompte, Park City, Utah, black
ing brush; P. l. Moule, Bercail.
Mont, sheep-hook; A. c. Pratt, and
c. A. LaGrave, Carson, New, stamp
mill; A. l.. Thompson and S. E.
Allen, Provo City, Utah, picture
frame hanger.
In the east no serious attention is
paid to the suggestion of Dewey as
presidential candidate. With all
the high honors which all citizens
cheerfully accord him, there is
practically no response to the mo-
ton to transfer him to field of
politics, far below the ideal position
he now holds by universal consent.
Dewey as hero, head Of the navy,
famous beyond all his associates,
could gain nothing, and might lose
much, in campaign for the presi-
dency. If elected, beyond the in
crease of salary, he would hardly
be elevated and when forced, in
the White House, to decide unseen
~ fights over small patronage, and
give the greater part of his time to
engagements of the most trivial
character, and that for but a limit
ed period, his election would be
more apt to dull his great fame
than to enhance it.
One of the humorous incidents
connected with the Dewey celebra-
ton, and not entirely without
moral, is the great indignation of
Mark Hanna that Dewey should be
mentioned for the Presidency. Mr..