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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14
A GLOOMY OUTLOOK.
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The German Industrial Situation More
Discouraging Than Ever Before.
CRISIS NOT YET REACHED
Not The Slightest Trace of Permanent
Improvement PerceptibIe.
THE REDUCTION OF DIVIDENDS
Made by First.class Companies in the
Iron Trade Feature.
THE REDUCTION OF DIVIDENDS
FEW HOME ORDERS ARE BEING PLACED
The Companies Are Therefore Compelled
to Work on Foreign Orders at
Improbable Prices.

Berlin. October ~ -"Artcr tho br,cf 70.
yiyal which marked tho week nrevcns -
begins tbe Irrnutfnrter yntt,,,,,,. ho.r.., -,
port There followed LAST wcok comnlet,
depression and despopdsnrv worse, tbat hos
boon Thought posstb,c Thc onttr,tst,,
hopes which many had besnn 10 chc,ts,,
again proved dcccptivo. Ncitbor IN ,na,,s,
Arv nor anywhere disc AVN, tho .ltehtcyt t.,c,
NJ permanent Imnrovcpo,,t nor.,ntuJ, ~
the contrary. such strlktnglv h,l ,o,s
came that thcrc ia nbsohliely N, ,.ousn a.
wonder Tint universal dcsnopdrrcv a. IN.
crcasinr
The had ncvs rcforrcd 10 vos n, ,c,rr.
lion or di,iIcn,s ri. ,ho n,ssi,,a or ~,
Same NV many tts, ,iass ,or,n,.,t,. a, 49,.
Iron trad, su,b Instances ,ro ,n,,,tt,,,,,.
Ing. Moreover tho apppai ronocts - ,bo
iron, ,,,,,r,,t,. ,,,-..... -, -.
bn sIn,ntion ao.,or,n. tbot tho ,.,',, 49,
mo, ,,t hccn rc.,h,l NM, s,r,,,,..,, 80,
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NJ pnproBtobln nrrcs rho poth, ,,,
rrdo iran vorts o,ssod ,ho d,yi.,o,a
ccn,nsred Win t.,i,r.tt,,,
t,s, Van. ,r,a ,r,i.lag,,,.', - wv
dcclorad =, tt,i,,c,t 80 4 ,,as a,,,, ,.,,..,s
d, ,,,,. -, ~. - "N''''s
'' wv N"' '.'' dnu we n"euulh anu
| "uSSthhi IRON %efk~ dse'arnd 1874 per cent,
MS against 10 20 pcr cent last year. The
iH'''r reports orders on mana for 1I~o
IONS as compared wth orders for 10000
tons at the same time IN 1000 Iron sharea
ION heavily unon tb.sc announcement. 80
~" "'a'',s urop ,neso announcements ana
mere was considerable short selling.
toal shares We're weak on the arrival ot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14
MALVAR ON THE WARPATH
lNSuRGENT LEADER PLANNING AN
OPERATION IN BuLAcAN.
Insuraent CONSUMPTION Has Been Pro-
aressinu in that Province Recently.
Mndoro Instruction Suppressed.

Manila. October IL The military author
tiles have received word that Genera
Miguel Malvar. the insurgcnt leader, is he
heyed 60 have left the province Of Ratnn
gas. Luzon, and to M, planning an operation
in the province % Balacan where insnrscn,
conscupton has been progressing recently
The country there is mountainous and wei
adapted to guerilla warfare.
Captain Pitcher has practically STAMPED
ont resurrection In the island OF MiHdoro
The police foroo az Banana province OF
Botangas, has hccu dlsarmed aud the chief
OF police and several others have heer
placed under arrest on charges Of belong
ing TO an insurgent society aud using then
Offices to obtain information for the insur
gents.
Major Braganza the insurgcnt ofTlcet
who ordered the execution OF les Spanish
prisoners aud personally superintendent th,
carrying out OF the order. has been sen
tenced TO he hanged
There is intense fecllug among the ma
lives Ia san Fernando province OF Pam
pang0, over the killing OF Il native by q
soldier Strong patrols are out In hotf
san Fernando and Bacolor TO prevent q
hostile demonstration.
There is considerable criticism here OF
The recent statements of Congressman I'll
par Weeks Of Michigan regarding Filipino
character and possibilities. Members of
the commission refer 10 his remarks as to,
sweeping. aud as 'haScd upon too shor'
nm experience.
rho native press unstntngly condemn.
the conclusions nf Mr. Weeks as unjust
and viciously false"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14
THECATHOuCCONSISTORY
NEXT WILL PROBABLY BE HELD IN
FEBRUARY.
Jubilee to Sianalize the CLOSING OF the
Quarter Century of'Pope Loo's
Regime in Contemplation.

Washington, October 10 In wen In.
formed Catholic circles here IT is believed
Tint the next conslstory Of the Catholic
church In Romo will be held Ia February,
when Pope Leo XIII attains the twenty.
Attn year OF his ponuncate,
While there have been ne definite al.
vices 70 this effect IL IS thought likely
hat this assembly viii open the jubilee
10 sIguallze the closing Of the Quarter-een.
tury or Pope Leo's regime, aud that he
VIII take advantage Of It to deliver an
lllocutlou taking strong position an the
question Of association among other things,
Cardinal Martiuclli will rcp,oln In office
aero until about time for the cons.story,
No authoritative word has vet reached here
regarding the sucessorshp. In view OF his
past experience 70 Is quite likely that Car
final Martiucll will be assigned In Romc
10 the congregations OF the holy otjce
known as the "inqWstiOn," which watches
he morals ana discipline OF the church
md the propaganda which deals with the
propagation Oc the faith.
Cardinal Murtluclli and two or three Of
the newly created cardinals. us well AS
possibly several cardinals aud bishops that
may In the meantime lac created viii re-.
0ciVc the red hat at the public session OF
the coming consistorN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14
srREET cAR STRIKE RIor.
Strikers Issued an Appeal 10 Their Syn
pathizers to Desst from Violence.

Strikers Issued an Appeal TO Their Sym
pathizers to Desst from Violence.
Scranton. Pr, October 13.--Another Hot
Occurred today in connection with the
street car strike, but again, fortunately,
there were no very serious results. big
crowd assembled at the lower end OF the
south side line during the afternoon and
began piling distractions on the tracks.
As cars came along and halted they were
greeted with fuslllade Of stones. pas.
senger, Mrs Samuel Jones, and an Italian
truckman employed by the company, we're
cut by dying glass. The arrival OF squad
Of police put the mob TO hight.
Out Of regard for the sabbath the COM
pany made no further attempt 20 operate
the cars. The Lafayette street line, on
which the riot occurred Yesterday, was
also closed today. Both will be reopened
tomorrow the company officials say.
The strikers issued n letter TO the public
tonight appealing TO theis syfnpathizers to
refraln from all acts OF violence and con-
tent Themselves with keeping on the cars.
There were few people abroad today, and
consequently few patrons OF the cars,
Most OF the cars ran empty all day long.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14
THE BRITISH VIEW OF 1T
THINK THEY HAVE DONE WELL IN
THE NEW TREATY.
At ANY Rate, They Remember ! hoy Have
Lost Nothing and the Canal Is
Still Unbut.
lsneclnl to Tho Post

New York. October 49, The Posts Lon
don cable says; Political sensations at
home deprive the reported agreement on
the subject Of the Nlcaraguau cnnnl Of
widespread public attention here The FOL
lowing may, however be accepted as the
general English view: The canal will be
practically an American waterway Great
Britain has surrendered all pretenslous Ia
any rights In this matter, but She has pre-
served her temper and good manners She
has asked for no compensation, she re-
talns her dignity and the Americans get
the canal. No other country or combina.
ZION Of countries could have got out Of
England. by threat or pressure. one 1.-THE
Of what has been automatically surren'
dered to the United States, but these con-
cessions are a good Investment, and IN the
case OF the canal II Is well 10 remember
that ID Is no nearer 10 coustraJtpu than
when the Clayton -Bulwer treaty was made.
With the new treaty II disappears as an In
ternational bone OF contention.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14
BOYS SHOT BY RANCHMAN
ONE WAS KILLED AND TWO FA-
TALLY WOUNDED.
The Man Caught the Boys Presumably
INVADING His Rabbit Preserve and
Went for Them with Shotgun.

I4adville. Col, oct 13.-The town Is
wild with excitement over the killing 10
day OF one boy and the fatal wouudlng Of
two others by Jesse sherman, a prominent
roneh.nan living near LeadYille. sherman
caught the boys supposedly invading his
rabbit presrye and started after them with
a shotgun. I'd Darlington. II years of age,
was killed Instantly Earl King II, was
shot through the right lung and fatally
woupded. and James consldine. "a, was
shot through The beck and hips'
sherman took the three boys 70 town and
gave mself up He asserts that the gun
was accidentally discharged while he was
running Tie was arrested on the charge
OF murder. sherman with his family are
among the most respected people In this
part Of the country,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14
SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
COLLECTED IN NEW YORK FOR THE
MISSIONARY FUND.
Contributions Were Made Yesterday and
Exceeded Those on a Similar Ocoa-
sion Last Year by $4,000.

New York, October 13.-As n result of
the annual missionary sermon preached to-
day in the Gospel tabernacle by DR.. A. b.
simpson. the missionary fund solicitor, the
sum OF 10000 was collected during the
day. This Is an increase Of $4,000 over
the collections Of last year on similar
occasion.
Today's meeting was the last Of the
eleven conventions chat have been he'd
throughout the United States. and the
whole amount thus contributed for mis-
sionary purposes is nearly $4,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14
WAS TO INCITE DISORDER
OFFICERS SENT TO SOUTH ALGERIA
TO ORGANIZE ARABS.
Proved Conclusivey that the Scheme
En1anated from the Ottoman Minister
of War to imperil France.

Paris, October BE Franchise publishes
dispatch from Tunis announcing that &
Turkish officer was recently arrested there
on n charge Of swlndlng and that an In
yestigation disclosed the fact that he had
received instructions from the Ottoman
minister Of war 10 organize n rising Of tbs
Arabs IN South Algeria In The event Of q
France and Turkey, resulting IN a declara
tlon Of war. IL was cOncluslyely proved
that his presence there was due to these
instructions.
According to the same advices, the in
eliminated officer was only one Of several
70 whom was entrusted the same mission.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14

modate Mr. Patrick GROVE. rhAt is Tor
the courts 70 decide
reasonably, ! would favor strong bond.
one that would hold Hun; for Instance with
ball md chain attachment
Not having advised with my attorney 20.
personal TO appear 10 The nfwspaprrs as
suggested by Pat Grove Il viii DC pre-.
pared Monday and Inserted
II am opposed 10 entering into any spc.
tlal negotiations Tor the return OF Grove.
u is only matter OF hme when ne will
be unprecedented However. ] will with.
draw the reward offered FOR his arrest ana
conviction
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14
WORLDS WHEAT CROP.
IMPORTANT ESTIMATES POINT TO
A BUMPER.
tIunaarian. London and Paris Authorities
Assert that the Yield VIII Be Greater
Than for Two Years Past,

Washington, October 1s.-The department
OF agriculture announces That the three
most Important estimates Of the worlds
wheat crop Of 1901, 50 far made, agree that
the crop Is larger than that Of either Of
the two preceding years The estimates
follow:
Hungarian ministry OF agriculture 2b1,-
10000 bushels Of 60 pounds; Beer BONN s
Corn List Of London, 2,77l 10000 bushels
~ 60 pounds, and Bulletin des Pslies OF
Psris. 2 700, $4,000 Winchester bushels. Our
department withhelds Its oDiniop a. 10 the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14

degree in which the worlds crop has been
approNimated In any Of these estimates
until a considerably larger number az OIL.
cihl returns IL available
The official Hungarian estimate SAYS the
crop exceeds last years hy 2Oa SSf 900
chester bushels, According 70 Beer Rohn
the excess over last years crop Is A00.2OO
eco bushels ~ 90 pounds. aud according
70 the Bulletin DIES Pailcs the excess fs
eco Winchester bushels The prin.
cipal Increase Is credited TO the United
states, Eanndn and India. though various
other countries are credited with larger
crops than they had IN 1900
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14

San Francisco. Cal. October ls.--At the
Aenew stock farm today Charles Douglass
attacked his wife and I5-year-old step
daughter with heavy water pitcher and
seriously Injured them. When the sheriff
came 10 arrest Douglass he shot and killed
himself Mrs Douglass was formerly the
Widow Of ri. ]. Agnew, who made for
tune ss a sugar planter In the Hawaiian
islands and who later established tue Az
new stock farm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14
rexana in New York.

tSpeclndl 70 lle IuNl'l
New York October Is. The. following
Texans are registered in New York:
Daiias.-A. M Dent. Marlborough; A.
Jourdan and wife. Imperial. -
III Paso.-E. NJ. Amcs and wife, MARI
San Antonlo.-s. W. Kossuner, Belyidere.
Galveston. Frank Orr Ed Orr CoSmo-
polltan. IT, >,,..o,.
Texas,---J., Kingston ana wife Morton ;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14
THEY FlREp SIMULTANEOUSLY.
TWO Men Shot a Negro and Ono
Bullet Passed Through His Body.

Lexington. KY. October 13.--rwo men,
John n. Boyle and Martin Clark. both
white, are IN Jail here charged with killing
q negro named Henry Campbell, last night.
Each surrendered. believing that he fred
the fatal shot. After being elected from
Campbell went home. secured the rife
which he carried Ia the civil war, and re-
turning opened fire from the doorway.
Clark secured q pistol and Boyle a Win
chester and each shot once. The negro fell
dead, bullet having passed through hts
body. The bullet could not be found and
the coroner could not place the responsi-
billty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14
A LONG BALLOON VOYAGE
FRENCH AeRoNAuT CROSSING THE
MEDITERRANEAN SEA.
Undertaking Is with the View OF Testing
the Possibility Of Using Balloons
for War Purposes.

Paris, October t4--Consldcrable interest
Is manifested IN zee attempt u Compile
de la NaulN, the aeronaut who left Les
Sabettcs, near Toulon. last night ON a
balloon voyage across tho Mediterranean
with u view of testing the possibility of
using balloons between Trancc Corsica and
Algeria Ia time OF WIZ The success OF
the experiment has been frequently endan.
gercd of late by hitches In the arrange
ments. Comtc de Ia Naulx has received
Scmiofhcial support In tho shape of sub
scriptions from the ministers of marine
aud war The former has promised a
cruiser as n convoy and also lent the In
Hating apparatus. A fortnight ago. how
ever, VI del Case decided that the season
was NOT proplious for the experiment and
Withdrew the cruiser and the apparatus.
Comte de la Vaulx with difficulty re.
placed the apparatus Then a portion Of
the balloon Shed collapsed In a gale and
tore the balloon. This damage was re
paired, but a few days ago another acct
ncronouts luck changed WratAer aud
wind improved and at The last moment
NJ. del CaSsV revoked his decision and
ordered the French second class cruiser
Is also conveyed by q private Yacht.
Inc acronaut is accompanied by two
other aeronants and a n1gnl lieutenant.
He expects TO reach Algeria Wednesday
night or Thursday morning, lie took with
him sCrcntN-iNc carrier pigeons to be re.
leased in three hatchcs iaiN The balloon,
fics accumuators tur electric signal lamps
and an electric pump to draw up sea
water for ballast whenever necessary Ivy
tubes Immersed In the sen. Comic dc In
NaulN hy system Of floats Intends TO
keep about eighty feet above the water.
Marseules October IA steamer which
has arrived here reports having sighted
the balloon Of Comte dc Ia VaulN yes.,rday
Sunday about ESQ p mr. The balloon
was about fifty miles from MnrselleS and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14
HOUSTON. TEXAS,
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
lSneclnl 10 The rnst.N

Savannah. Ga.-Arryed; Steamer Domin-
so de Larrlnaga CBr), Captain HUDSON
from Galveston.
Port Eads.-Arrlyed: Steamers FL Rio
(Am1, from New York; Salust Rr.J. from
Rio de Japeiro; Habil CNorl, from Puerto
Cortez Sailed: Steamers Il VALE lAml
for New York; Fulton lNor,l for Ceipa
Nicaragua (Noro for Port Limon; Cali
fornia iAn1 for Porto Rico: Gistria, 0}rl,
for Savannah, before reported awaiting or
doris
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14
TO RE no Npw CARDINALS

N1ITIW0rc, Md, VVIoNor I0,"THc sun To-
Hay prints the following
rbe Sun has boon for some time In pos.
esSion VI information gaiucd from ono IN
dose touch with the vatican that no new
cardinals Will be created ~ the coming
couslstory hut f any MINES are prosecuted
no proatc in the United States wiz I've
lunorpd
THIS information Is IN harmony with
what Is said to I've tho intention ~ Pope
leo that no other American Oarliuul win
We created as long as Cardinal Gibbons
lives.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-14
LAST OFFICIAL ACT.
Chinese Plenipotentiaries Gave
Bond for Indemnity.

pebdn. Oct IL. The chinese pleni
poteutlaries today performed their
last official act and forwarded to the
Spanish minister, who is the dean
Of To, diplomatic corps. bond OF
Indemnity Tor 450.O00.O0o tacls.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-02-21
DR.. A. Friedline.
(23 Years ExperienceD

The senior member of the Denver
Dental Parlors Of Boise, will be in
our city Monday, Feb. %, prepared
and fully equipped to do all kinds of
dental work; Introducing for the
first time in our city the latest and
most modern line Of dental work
done anywhere. Teeth extracted
without pain by the use of cleo
tricity; ne danger, no after effects,
other anaesthetics administered if
desired. Crown and bridge work
in many different styles; Regular,
Swedged, Silver lined, Soft medical
ted lined, rubber plates, Gold plates,
Metallic lower plates, lined with
soft medicated material, and the
famous Zylonite plates, plate
that is transparent, in weight the
lightest, in strength the strongest.
Everyone invited to come and stand
on these plates to test their
strength. The saving of natural
teeth a speciality. A cordial invi-
tation to everyone to come and ex-
anime this line Of work. All work
guaranteed. All guarantees good
at main office in Boise.
Respectfully,
FRIEDLISE d FRIEDLINE d. d. S.
Office at the Turner House.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-02-21

It is better to be imposed on
occasionally than to doubt indis
criminately.
A reward of 5000 has been offered
by A. S. Wiley and Z. Blodgett for
the recovery OF the body Of Thomas
Doherty who was aecidently
drowned last week at Swan Falls.
J. M. Cowen received carload
of furniture Monday consisting of
everything in the house furnishing
line-plain and fancy, cheap and
expensive, just as you like. Call
and view the new supply.
Representative Hunt OF Bannoek
on Tuesday introduced in the
house a resolution to authorize the
committee on appropriations to in
yestigate and report how much, if
any money, was paid to Governor
steunenberg in 1899 by mine owners
to aid in suppression of alleged
lawlessness in Shoshone. The resolu-
ton failed to pass.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-02-21
Had To Conquer Or Die.

Il was Just about gone" writes Mrs.
Rosa Richardson, of Laurel Springs,
N. c., al had Consumption so bad
that the best doctors said ! could not
live more tnan mouth, but began
to use DR.. Kings new discovery and
was wholly cured by seven bottles and
am now stout and well" Its an I'M
rivaled lile-saver in Consumption,
Pneumonia, La Grippe and Bronchitis
infallible for Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Hay Fever, Group or Whooping
Cough. Guaranteed bottles SOC and
LOO. Trial bottles free at Roscoe w.
Smiths drug store
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-02-21
Proposed Gambling Law.

T, Action upon the substitute fo
the Davis gambling bill has beer
postponed in the lower house of tn,
legislature until 2o'cioek nxet Mon.
day. The substitute bill, known az
the local option bill, leaves it to the
discretion Of the county commits.
sioners of each county to license OF
prohibit gambling and provides for
a bond to be given by persons tax
ing out license to run games; pro-
hiblts the opening or running any
of the class of games known as skin
or sure thing games; provides that
license can only be granted upon
I petitions signed by certain por-
ton of the voters of the town where
the games are to be conducted, and
fixes heavy penalties for any viola
ton of the bill.
Idaho has had u strongly framed
anti-gambling law ''iu force" for the
past two years. 1t has proven about
the most complete farce of any law
ever placed on the statutes. All
sumptuary laws-laws prohibiting
the people from doing something
which otherwise would not be
criminal-are more or less a farce.
Almost as many persons fall VIC
Tins to its alurements as are victims
of liquor. No prohibitory law ever
effectually stopped the sale OF liquor.
Almost everywhere the sentiment
prevails that the best way is to reg
ulate its sale, and by exacting high
license and Furnishing violators of
the laws. Regulating the sale,
keeps the traffic under control.
That is precisely the prevailing sem
timent in regard to gambling in the
mining towns in Idaho. 1t is an
absolute impossibility to prevent it.
There has been quite as much gam
bling in 0wyhee county at least as
there was before the prohibitory
law was enacted. 1t has even been
more vicious in its character, tho,
not quite so openly. There have
been better opportunities for rob
berry. Games of a sure thing sort,
prohibited under the bill now be,
fore the Legislature, could be run
just as freely as any other.
During the last quarter before
the anti-gambling law went into
effect, Owyhee county schools de-
rived a revenue of 100000 from
these licenses. This means that
during the last two years the law
has been sin force" the schools
have lost the sum of about $4,000,
and not whit less gambling has
been done In fact, by keeping the
games behind closed doors, the in
has been given to run rob-
Der games.
We are now under the ban of
sumptuary law. People always
have q contempt for such laws,
know that they can violate them |
with impunity. Let us let up upon
such laws.-DeLamar Nugget.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-02-21

Mary J. Rheims, plaintiff,
va.
G. II. Rheims, defendant
Yon are hereby summoned and required to appear
in action brought against you by said plaintiff in
the said District Court, and to the complaint
Of the above named plaintiff filed therein, within
ten days exclusive of the day of service) after the
service you Of this Summons il served within this
county; il served out of this county but within
this Judicial District, within twenty days; or if
served elsewhere, within forty DAYS.
The said action is brought to obtain Judgment that
the bonds OF matrmony between plaintiff and de-
PENDANT be dissolved and that she be granted her
maiden aud such other general relief as the
Court may find Just and equitable in the premises
will more fully appear by the complaint on nlc
herein to which reference is hereby made.
And you are hereby notified that il you fail to APP
pear and answer said complaint above required
the said plaintiff will apply to tho Court for the
lief demanded therein.
Attest my hand and the Seal of the District
Court Of the Fourth Judicial District,
Court Seal State Of Idaho in and for Elmore county
this the 18th day of February 1901.
A. G. SMITH, Clerk.
f. A. Walters, attorney for plaintiff. feb2l
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-02-21

"Canyon County Chronicle is
the name Of a new democratic
paper just issued at Caldwell by M.
S. Parker. 1t is neat and ably
edited paper and deserves support
from all democrats as well as the
people generally Of Canyon County.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-02-21
Taken Up.

Taken up about Nov. Is, 1900, a
grey horse, branded &c on the left
shoulder; tail clipped; shod all
around. The owner is requested
to pay charges and take the animal
away. G. JACKSON.
Min Home, Dec. 20, 1900.