Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-05-03

causeu the appolutHent oi elBnt
new clerks.
Following are the salaries fixed
by the Owyhee commissioners for
county officers: Sheriff $4,000, As
SCISSOR, ~. $50, Probate Judge 81, 100,
Treasurer $1,l00, School Superin-
tendent 5000, Surveyor $500, Coro-
ner 5000.
1t is reported that Judge Stock
slayer will hold a special session of
Court at Houston on account Of the
expense to the people of that valley
involved in a big water case, as
nearly every person down there are
either plaintiffs or defendants in this
action.
The White Pine News says the
Indians are catching on to the
ways of the whites. Mr.. Chas.
Bishop and Miss Bertha Maxmonic,
both Indians were married here by
contract on April LIST. All the
same Senator Fair and Mrs. Craven.
The Occur d'Alene investigation
committee of the House, by strict
party vote, on the Oath, refused to
summon as witnesses Lieutenant
Governor Hutchinson, Father Beck
er, the Priest who sought admission
to the bull pen, and Ed Bovce,
President of the Western Fedora
ton of Miners. The Republican
majority on the committee voted
against, and the Democratic min.
ority for, summoning these witness
es.
The American girl, in her haste
to be as man, is much less shy
than men, She would chat gaily tc
all of the French Academicians al
once, and cable a report of the con
versation before night to the New
York papers. She is the heroine o
the hour and she knows it, The
newspapers celebrate daily her vic
tories in literature, art, golf or inter
national marriage. No veil hangs
before her. We can look at her jus
as she is.-May Ladies Home Jour
nal.
Since none but citizens of Porte
Rico can vote in Porto Rico either
of the United States going into this
United States rritory, would have
to forswear allegiance to The
country that rnles the territory o
of which he wishes to become q
citizen. In other words a either
of one part of the United States, If
order to become citizen of another
part OF the United States, mus
cease to be citizen of the United
States. Now just ask some repub
lican to straighten you out of this
tangle.-Pocatello Advance.
A FOLLOWER OF MEASLES I'm many
instances presisteut cough follows ar
attack of measles. In speaking of thi
Mr.. Walter b. Beel, editor OF the Elixir
IN. CO. Times, says: "ThIee week,
ago / had an attack Of measles which
left me with bad cough. l tool
several doses of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy and the cough has entirel,
disappeared. | consider Chamber
lain's medicines the best on the mar
ket." For sale by R. w. Smith druggist
In San Francisco during the pas
thirty-four months Republican Col.
lector of the Port Jackson, with The
help of corrupt immigration bu
reau, has landed more than ter
thousand coolies from China not
withstanding our boosted exclusion
act. Of these more than three
thousand were admitted as native
sons OF the State The fraud ir
these has been clearly established
by the Call, and the only answer
Jackson makes is that he has fol
lowed the letter of the law, anc
complains that the Call, by expos
ing the rascality, it is injuring the
chances of the Republican party il
the coming election. If the labor
people persist in voting to continue
Mckinley, Jackson d Co. in power
they deserve no sympathy.
consider it not only a pleasure
hut duty owe to my neighbor to
10 tell about the wonderful cure effec
ted in my case by the timely use q
Chamherlain's Collie, Cholera anc
Diarrhoea Remedy. ! WAS taken very
badly with flux and procurerd bot
tie of this remedy. A few doses OF j,
effected a permanent cure. | TAXI
pleasure in recommending it to Others
suffering from that dreadful disease
J. w. Lynch, Dorr, w. Va Thi;
remedy sold by r. w. Smith drug
gist.
In thirty-seven of these United
States a married mother has nc
legal right to her own children. Ii
sixteen States wife has no right tc
her own earnings ontside of the
home. In eight States a wife has
no right to her own property after
marriage. In seven States there
is no law compelling a man to sup.
port his own family. Taking these
things to heart, prominent women
of New York have formed the Nat
ional legislative league, for the pur
pose of securing legislation whict
will give justice to married women
We hope the women will meet will
success in this laudible undertaken,
to far greater extent than the,