Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-04-04
MouNrArN HOME, April 4, 1901.
Howard sebree was elected mavor

Tuesday at Pocatello the republic
cans elected Theodore Turner mayor
by majority of Is votes.
A Cheerful Liars club has been
organized at Malad, says the News.
And yet "Saints" predominant in
that town.
Prof. Church, who has made good
record in our school, has secured the
principalship OF the Mountain Home
school-Caldwell Chronicle
Members Of Congress from the
future State of the Philippines are
going to be all right on the great
question of drawing mileage.
Carter Harrison, democrat has
for the fourth time been elected
mayor of Chicago, defeating the
republican candidate by 2S,257.
John Arnold, a sheep shearer of
North Powder, Oregon, was drowned
Monday evening in Boise while
bathing at the Natatorium.
Professor Hicks predicted bad
weather and disastrous storms dur
ing the latter part of March and
the forepart of April, and it seems
that be was correct.
The postal savings banks Of
Great Britain, after paying p per
cent interest on deposits during the
year 1900, which in amount exceed
ed those of any depository in the
world, declared dividend amount
ing to 81 100000.
Booker Washington who is doing
more good to the negroes Of the
south than any other member of
the race, "touched" some rich New
York man for a few thousands.
Bully for Booker and bully for the
donators of the cash,
Fine coal ashes sprinkled about
the burrows Of ants will cause them
to leave. Ashes may be used on
the lawu without injury to the
grass. Sifted ashes are best, but
those fresh from the stove, shaken
from the stove-shovel, will answer
the purpose very well-April Ladies'
Home Journal.
According to Washington gossip,
Mr.. Mckinley wants congress to
authorize him to acquire in his
discretion either the Nicaragua or
the Panama route for an Isthmian
Canal. Humpl v by not ask con-
gress to adopt a joint resolution
transferring all its authority to Mr..
Mckinley at once?
A young woman of pleasing ad-
dress is going over the country
swindling unsuspecting people,
She goes into town and organizes
classes in fancy work. Instructors
are to follow her in two or three
days. She collects the entrance
fee and disappears, and that is the
last heard of her lasses.-Hunt
ington Hereld.
Ii troubled with rheumatism, give
Chamberlain's Pain Balm trial 1t
will not cost you cent if ii does no
good One application will relieve
the pain. 1t also cures sprains and
bruises in onethird the time required
by any other treatment. Cuts, burns,
frostbites, quinsey, pains in the side
and chest, glandular and other swell
ings are quickly cured by applying it.
Every bottle warranted Price, 25 and
80 cents. Roscoe w. Smith, druggist
1t is high time the sheep buyers
were filling the Oregonian with
those sad, plaintive stories about
the sheepmen holding for too
high prices and that no sales will
be made until the latter come
down from their roost." This is an
old game that has in the past
scared many of cur sheepmen into
selling their flocks at a very low
figure, but it is now old and no one
will bite on it again. -Heppner
Times.
The Salmon City Recorder says:
We hear many praising Gov. Hunt
for the manner in which he has
welded his little ak, cutting out
thorns which by chance found
growth in the recent legislature
The Governor has welded the ak to
perfection, and absolutely without
fear or favor, and we admire the
manly way in which he has done
this. He has saved to the taxpav-
ers OF the state for the next two
years, we may safely say, the enor-
nous sum of one hundred thousand
dollars. Some political jobbers may
feel inclined, for the time, to turn
their backs upon the governor, be-
cause he has refused to become a
party to their trickery. Neverthe-
less, the masses, the taxpayers and
laboring people, are abroad sound
ing their praises Of our governor.
Down in Arizona they have way
Of settling little questions that oc-
casionally arise in society with
suddenness that is rather startling
to the uninitiated. The question of
whether or not man has right to
pull out of poker game while he is
winner was settled at Octave. Yav-
apai county. recently. Charley
Thompson and John Lee were en-
gagged in a friendly game, when
John decided that he would like to
quit. He was $50 ahead and Mr.
Thompson questioned his right ia