Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-20
Victory Ahead.

vi suCn union, ana lnd0cement.
by the common enemy to prevent
it, was accomplished on Saturday
when the Democratic fusion State
: ticket was filed, containing the
names of the Democratic. Silver Re
publican ard Populist nominees for
the State offices, az originally agreed
! upon by the Pocatello conventions
! We have now good union solid
silver State ticket, composed of the
representative men of the three sill
: yer parties of the state, men of tried
honesty and fidelity to the cause Of
the people, and should receive the
earnest hearty support Of every sill
) yer man and woman, and it will
and when the sun rises on morn
ing of November 7th, in the silvery
mountains of Idaho, it will be over
State saved from the grasp of the
anti-overalls, labor-despising gold
bug gang, and the vote of her electors
will be cast for VIM. J Bryan, the
Tribune of the people"
! The beginning of the end" Of
this past delay of fusion occurred
on Thursday night when X. /.
Perky of our town, State Demo-
cratic chairman, and @. e. Arney,
State Silver Republican chairman,
conferred with State chairman An
drews, Secretary A. NJ. Sinnott, w.
Il. Taylor, T. j. Jones and NJ. FL.
Jacobs, the Populist Executive
Committee, and the result was an
agreement whereby the names of
the following Populist nominees
would be placed on the Democratic
and Silver Republican tickets:-
i. l.. Glenn for congress, e. W
Jones for Auditor, and NJ. II. ia
cobs for Mine Inspector, and the
Democratic ticket to be filed on
Friday afternoon. All of which
was carried out. AS soon as the re-
signations ofthe Populist candidates
for the balance of the State offices
shall be properly prepared and
handed in, the names of the Demo
cratic and Silver Republican nomi-
nees for these positions will be
placed on the Populist ticket and
the ticket will be filed with the
secretary of State.
Our two fellow citizens of Gilmore
county, Perky and Sinnott, were
conspicuously active in bringing
about this union, sparing no efforts
in the good cause. and both rem
dered services most material in the
accomplishment of the good work.
Emmett Thompson visited Boise
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Gray of this place ex-
hibited some fine millinery goods
at Glenn's Ferry the forepart of
this week.
Joseph Hawkes., of Glenn's Ferry,
was in this place Saturday and
made the first step toward becgnl-
ing voter.
The kind Of dishes that make
your heart glad and spreads sun
shine all around. Just received at
Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
We are in receipt of a letter
from Bruneau signed "Gray Beard"
but as the author failed to give his
real name, we can not print it.
Do you want wagon-the old
standby made by Studebaker? You
cant go wrong on them. Buggies,
spring wagons, farm and sheep wa
CONS. G. II. Kelsey & Co.
City Marshal MeWilliams is
taking lay off, to be gone to the
hills on mining matters for few
weeks, and w. S. White will wear
the star until Georges return.
Mr.. Cozier failed to appear last
Saturday night to address the Re-
publicans of this place, and many
of those who gathered at the opera
house spent the evening in a pleas
ant dance.
Sabbath worship with sermons,
will be held at the Congregational
church next Sunday at 1915 a. m.
and s p. IN. Sunday School at II
O'Clock with subject, "The duty of
watchfullness." Junior Endeavor
at p. m. and the Young Peoples
Endeavor at 7 p, m. Subject in
both meeting, "Tares in your field"
Prayer meeting this evening at
8 o'clock, Harmony and Unity in
the church, A cordial invitation
to all services.
Major Fred Reed, the mine pro-
moter with headquarters at BOISE,
spent last night in this place. He
says all litigation relative to his
mines on Boise river has been ami
cably settled and big work will be
inaugurated there next season. He
is highly elated over very rich
strike made recently in his Indiana
claim at Silver City, he having
pounded out over 5000 with a NOR
tar from quartz taken from that
mine, in very short time. Major
Reed is an experienced and con-
sentative miner and deserves big
success.
The Statesman of the 18th inst,
commenting on the fusion of the