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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-11
San JRAn, Junio 5 de 1903.

Ia. AYmAntes, nismbros de In GLigA de
nPopfaAarfos de GneAs urbRHRs de San JuAntS
como tAmbien otros muehos que Sc hsoo.an !"
ebisto que determine este sserito, Acnden -
axpresAdA Junta en- demands de 1nstlcl1 que
ReeIAmA oil msnoseAbo que ss intentA n@eef os
nusstroa dereehos.
HoLLANpER, como 10 euAntfa de 10 contrieu-
ei6n HiAdA pcx el naismo In propisdAd, pro.
movieKon en- ell pAfs 10 pYotsssa que cen ms
HneFgfA 90 hR llsvado eabo hqni censra ois-
posiciones de eAFGcteR eeonomico.
Ante los periuieioa ocRsionAdos pcE ID for
mA an que ss tas6 In pFopiedad, &queiia pre-"
sastA 90 llev6 Al GoblsFno de los Estados Uni-
doU nor medic de una Oomisi6n que visito oil
Hon. william Me Klnley, ell eual, al oir las
uueiAa de nuestRos responsibilities, ctrecio que
SO eerreRirfAn las dencieneiA de 10 eifadA Ley,
y cue 80 AplieAFfA con In mayor benignid9d.
mi Hon. actnAl GobeRnadors eeme el Ts'
noYero Mr., HollRndeK hicieron AnAlogas prone
sas a DEN Francisco de p. Aeuhs, poF su carkc'
heR de Presidente del GOomit6 de DefensaS
orgAnisAdo para dirIgir Aqusl movimisnto de
protestA.
No obssAnte las manifestAcieneS de los Ell
AAdoR funcionarios pGblieoa, el Tasadof de 10
pPopiedad en- este Distrito visne comunieando
nPeeidos AumentoB en- oil vAloR de los nneas ur-
banas, sin tomar en- confederation las tasacio.
nos heehAs oil Ano pAsAdo por In JUNEA DE
REVISION y poR eI CONSEJO EJECUT1VO
como JuntA de- Apslaci6n, ain tener htulo Al-
faRiA do iustiprecio de hncaS urbanAs. 10 que
ss peoR Run sin habsr siquisra visitAdo las hn-
cas- ouyo vAloF elevA con manifesto tntEAcsion,
poE otrA parte. del prsoepto establscido por 10
Session Sc del biu GHollAndeR.s
El ano fiscal de 1900 1901 les Hncas uE-
hAnAs 90 San Juan pagAEon Ii eontEibueion oe
9s2. .4e9-8SI como quierA que sI eno pRtaoo
n lR propiadAd inmuehls muahls de esta mu.
nieipAIIdad 90 di6 I'M vAloR de quincs millonssr
"a los euAles, unos deee, correspondsn iaa
eAsas, 10 que arro1& q rAE6n del nno por eiente
ma eonsribuei6A de Q 13o 600, rssulta que he
mcs aAtisfseho On oil e1ercicio corFisnte mas dc
n
Adsm6s de este excessive Aunaento. imposi-
hls de aoportarse poK los propistArios dsbsmos
iIMmRR la atsnci6n de esA JvNTA REVIsADoBAI
aus el AyuntAmiento tlens estRblecido eEeci-
dos Rrbitrios por construction y FeparAci6n dc
lAs easAs, visitas sAnItAEias, limpieSs de slgi-
haa, MeomstIdAs Rl Aeueducto 81 alcantari-
ilAdo, como tAmbiea qu0 tsnsmos nm CASIO
mansnAl por al snministKe dc RguAs del Rcne-
6aeto.
Por nm bsH votado en- las AltimAs sssionss
Aa la Lsgislatura da Puerto Rtso sc AutorIsa
n los munieipios para psRelbiE hasta IN euarto
nor cisAto mRn s0bre oil valoR da Ia pFopisdad y
pog otTA Ley 90 eonesFe tAmbisn podaF los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-11
Los examenes de Ingles
OTRA DEOEPOIoN

Aver sc Varihc6 el exkmen de ingIss para
les profaHcrss pnsrtorriqusnoa.
Rasult6 ser otRo nuevo dssangsAo, otrRs
do eamm tAntas dscepcionss que viensn no solo
IN los hemos perdido pOr complete, aiRo tam
bisn . mermaF oil inteTes In buena voinntad
que hAHtA lA feehA RentiAmos los mAsstroE en-
el AprendfxAia de In Iengua fnglesa.
NuesArA labor fn6 in6Nl kinfrueAuOsa; Las
hoRAs robAdAs nj dsseanso que pids Ell cuerpo
xandido per la fAsna rndA de 10 sscuelR para
sonssgrArIas al estudio eoticisno, fueron pro-
aAnAdAn son la buHlA el menospreeio.
Ahf estA tOdAvfa freseR y lAtsnAs In eircu~
lar dal oomisionAdo invitaudo q sxkmen. Pro-
metfA In benevolsneiA en- eonsIderAci6n aa que
Vi han tenido oportunidad dc sstudlar aquella
iengua, puss nj los libros q pTop6sitc para clio
han tenido ni Las ventAjas que proportions be-
neK eareA IN buen maastrc9. FfAsea somAdas
do lR eiranlMR del @ de Mayo.
asa confederation no IL hubo desde ell
momanN0 On Cue fuimOs sometidos las exi-
geneias de IN exGman riguroao de dinei eon-
aasaaei6n, dsspues de reconoceTnos oil 0omisio-
nAdo que no poseiamos nhroa prop6sito para
@ss cMRo.
NoSotros sspsrkbAmoa que dichcs ex6me-
naa vaTsarfAn sobrs loa libroa dasignados do
Aexto para las sscuelas, que son los tnicos cue
Of pudieramoa dominar eoncleneiA In liAerR-
iuTA ssleeta que eontisnsn las obrks de Bran
baugh, desttnadAH u In ensenans1 aseoiaR.
Los programs fueron tomadOa dc obras
saIscaag, " los p6rrafos en- espsnol para tradu-
sirlos al inglss contsnfAn una frassolcgta cue
Is apARtabA del v0cMbularic nauAi y dc coun6a
lpiieasi6n.
NInRun maestro americana habrfa podido
rmdueir eorKee3Rmente q nuestro idi0mA loa
,6rrAfos en- irgi6ss exigidos en- ase exAmen no
hstanta 10 pFovschosA vsntAja que ellos tienen
. hnllaraa residiendo On este pals.
IOue as pFopnao, pues. sl Comisionado eon |
afaetnOsh clFcuiaE Do 1g do MAYOR SPor |
% no auvo pTssents aaualIaa manlfssshoionss, |
\ lng Gus nos EapenpslR peso hsmpo pAEh prs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-11
Como Sc pide

PoR eondueto dc nuesero coFrsspohs&i
San Juan hemos raeihido hoy In Gaia que al
que:
CsgGas.
Muy senor mio:
Ea al neri6diso LA DEAooRACIA da aver
ks visso IN sueltc por ell que SO manfhessa que
20, Msxlmino Ayhar julia, M sido suspsnal-
do en- ell examen de- abcgado pfacsiees SIN duos
"a ba aufr,da una eouivosa ci6n paesto que ell
suspendido ha sido IN seGsT Figusroa Mea-
ire de UtuAdo pues 10 Di aun hs ado sxhmi-
nado por 10 tanto el Tribunal de examenes
M nndo hscar calf eaci6n sobre sl examine que
70 pudiara dar, como puede enssrarsa Por oil
mismo Tribunal de exSmenes.
Asf que ezpero seFvirA usfsd recsincsF
al suslto 8 noticia que hsgo References.
Maximlno kYbar.
Pnerto Rlco, j Junio 10 do 1903.
NorA.-La noticia . CUE se re rehsFe oil
&c hcr Aybar IL tomamos del SsAn } aan NewLs
Cons:s asf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-11
Mercado de New York
OOTTzACIONES DEL Ola

Harina de trigo <El Gigantes sI s-ss
Idem de maiz sGoldon Maizes $50
Id de trigo sEl Premio Mayors s-6o
IA ~CahafIo VolantsD - sos
AItmanto n. cabaIIo Stock Food . 1-30
Tocino de Norton 1925
Woodlwn 17-SS
Tocino xCrecientas 1880
Temonaa Oalifornfa Iaa 100 ID e-2S
ae1chichonaa 1900
Ouesos 4S'uu
Manteea La Vsncedors CO.
rsients1 T-Ou
Manteca La Primaras para $50
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-11
Ecos de Ia isla

Notas de nuestros corresponsa1es
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-11

begs popetors of factories that s
ready pem their Workshops all he k Of r6Pa-
ring constructing machinery Their improved machinery allows
them this work with the creates ray aud
foundry with the modern and improved machinery allows
them to 48 those part that's urgently needed
The itself take all the to the workshops which
cartage Free transportation by the railroad lines will
be granted TO customers
Greatly reduced prices
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-08
FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8, 1902.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, GEN.
eral Land Office, Washingto on, D. C.-Notice
is hereby given, pursuant to the provisions of
section FIVE Of the act of congress, approved
January IA, 1889 ga Stat. 642) as amended by
the act Of congress approved June q, 1902
public No. 175) that the survey and examina-
tion of certain lands in sections sixteen and
thirty-six of the Red Lake and the White
Earth Indian reservations, In the state OF
Minnesota, ceded by the Chippewa Indians
under the provisions Of the act of January IA,
1889, have been made and that the pine TIMBER
on said lands will be offered for sale upon
sealed bids for separate sections, and in ad-
iditlon thereto for groups of ten sections in
numerical order of the townships, as follows:
Township 14S north, ranges "a, 35, 36, 81, 50
west township 149 north. ranges SO. "a, 35, SO,
81, 33 west; township $50 north, ranges 80, 80,
g. %, 80, 81 west; township Isl north. range
township 153 north. range 80 west; town
ships 143 north, IA north, las north, 14G
north, range 81 west. The bids for this tim
ber will be opened at the Crookston land of
flee commencing at a. m. on March 2 1903
Printed lists of the timber to be sold giving
the minutes Of the examinations showing the
quantity Of pine reported as on each tract OF
land and copies of the rules and regulations
! for cutting and removing the timber from the
land may be obtained application to the
register and receiver of the land office named
| or upon application to: the general land Office
! Washington, D. c., for ninety days prior to
! date of SALE A deposit in form OF cash or GER
I titled check or twenty per cent OF the amount
/ of the bid, according to the value of such
timber as per the government estimate, must
| accompany each bid, which will be retained
and credited as part payment of the purchase
price should the bid be accepted and the
agreement and rules and regulations complied
| with, OF to be forfeited if the bid is accepted
and the required bond and agreement is lot
! furnished within thirty days from the notice
of the acceptance of said bid The right is re-
served to reject any and all bids. Binger Her
mann, Commissioner. Approved Thomas
Ryan, Acting Secretary. ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-08

.:.. Iowa-south Dakota League.
Sioux Falls 4, LIE Mars o.. ,,.<..~y. -.-,.>.
9Flandreau 6. Sheldon 8.
:, Sioux City IL Rock Rapids T.. ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-08
BIG wAGERs ARE MADE
$1,000 Is Up, on Result of For
Dodge-AIgona Game. ",fS

= It Is believed that the crater; portion
of the male population of hefacities of
Fort Dodge and Algona, Iowa will be at
Lexington park next Sunday to witness
the battle for the baseball championship
Of Iowa The eolored. team at: Algonasfs
a swift lot of players, many Of whom
would have been in the, big leagues long
ago but for their color IS
The Fort Dodge team is about as fast
an Independent team as there IS in the
west Interest is added to the coming
contest from the fact. that the tWosteams
plsyed to a%tie a month ago when they
tried to settle the championship. CIV,
% President George E. Lennon Of the St.
Paul team holds two checks for $500 each,
put up by the citizens of Algena and Fort
Dodge on the result Of the game. Alder
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-08
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
- Western league,

Denver 8. Colorado Springs 3.
= Des Moines Z, Omaha s.. 'fs:ear-.
Kansas City 4, Peoria a. j. . j.,
= Milwaukee 4,St. Joseph, o. =
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-08

and habits to bear upon their fellow pl,-
pills. The vacation work fills depart
ment of instruction which 1t is impossible
at present to- give In the day; school. In
the smaller number Of pupils received and
in tho relaxation of many rules it Is pos
sible to exert a greater personal influence
than at any time during theS regular
school year. s.II
Minneapolitans should be proud that
the Improvement League and other citi-
zens have taken up this Industrial vaca-
tion. work, which is in line with the great
general educational movement of the day
and is indorsed by the most. prominent
educators, Of, all countries,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-08
How They Stamd.

i So: s:~Games To-diay.:- .v.
Minneapolis at Toledo. >. .4.'%.. :,is.;
st. Paul at Columbus ...:7 .:.s.,.
Kansas City, at Indianapolis, y,.;
Milwaukee at Louisville. 4 ,.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-08
AMATEURS col UMN'

The Fabers would like to arrange a game
for next Sunday afternoon with any fast team
In the city. Address 1872 Fourth street N.
by the Lyon team, but say that the score was
z to in the Layettes favor in the eighth in
ming, when the Lyons quit. The winners say
they have no game with the Lyons for next
Saturday.
mond Iron Works will play Saturday at
Twenty first avenue and Third street. The
Fridge company wants games with fast teams
Saturday afternoon. Address ". s. Langleis,
manager. +
The Cataract indoor baseball team defeated
the Five Corners 10 to 0. The Cataracts
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-08

would like to hear from some indoor team.
Address Louis Blumberg, Commercial Hotel
4 The Polar Bears defeated the George Stars
by the score of 2S to %. They now claim the
1S-year-old championship and would like to
arrange games with the Lyon team or the La
= The J. MengeIkochs will cross bats with
the Nelson -Eklund team Sunday at the Groom
park, Third street and Twenty first avenue N.
The Mengelkochs would like to hear from a
fast team out OF town. Address Otto Praibe,
1910 Fifth street N.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-08
BASEBALL I
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

{ The nillers were on the road syester-
day and were scheduled to- open at To
ledo to-day, thence going the Columbus,
louisville and Indianapolis The team
Will open again at home Aug. 20. *g2Sela
Indianapolis, Aug. .8.-Indianapolis .hit
Wolf consecutively in the fifth and tiled.
On Grady's errors and hard drives she
forged ahead in the sixth. Slovenly field
ing in the eighth chased five runs over the
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At New York r H e
Chicago .....1 600 100000 o-3 6 o
New York 10 0 0 / 90 300 o 0-s 10 8
!, Batteries.Williams and Killing; Cronin, Nc
AT Philadelphia r H r.
Pittsburg ............1 osooo0-2 6 /
Ph1ladelphia 1890. o 90 90 20 3-S 10 1
DOOM, Douglass and Duggleby.
AT Brooklyn R H n
ST. Louis ...........2O21510 0,o-l1 II ,#0
Brooklyn ...........0 % 90 90 o Q l o.
Batterles-o Neil and o,Neil Donovan, Ev-
ans and Farrell. 4 N{j 9.tE sSs4.s y .5E,
7 At Boston r H e
Boston ...........S04O1 1909 IA 2
Cincinnati ...... 20 % Os0 o. Of o 1-2 II
,;Batterles-Ptttinger and Moran; Phillips,
Thielman and BeFgena Il fe ,f
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-08

1 Harvest sightseeing Excursion.
i Round trip to all points on the 500 line
in the Dakotas Aug. 10 to 16, will be $40.
Special limit to harvest hands. Office 119
IS Third street
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-08
.IVtHIS Il q Ia s l n 80 - !. =.
Totals -. "a 13

.::....:V . =
Kansas 21a City ;...;l 70 9 O Ill, / !. 4
struck out, by Killen /, by Wolf 4; wi ID. pttch
Wolf; hit by pitched ball, by Wolf, ~ kim.
Coulter; two-base hits, Gear, Nance Wolf;
three-base hits: Kihm, Hogriever, Gear; sac
rifice hits, Killen.. Beville, Gear. double
plays, Kuhns to Fox to Kihm; McAndrews to
Grady; stolen base, Fox; passed: balls, Hey
don, Beville.: left on bases, ( Indianapolis, 10;
Kansas City g.; umpire, Grim {: time. 2 hours;
attendance / .42S..; ,...s, .
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

At Chicago >r..a. r II =
shhH Washington :::::.:o oe 90 ii s.
Batteries--Griffln. Garvin and: Mcfarland;
Orth and Clarke. =. : a tsT'ES:A = = ~
At St. Louis :. s:x>:.> !; .::..,c~: + H ;
St. Louis ...!... IS O. O 10 3: 2*s-12 13 4
Boston: ..::>1 o Q o 90 03.0-.4
Batteries-Denahue, and Kahoe;: Sparks
Young and Crger. 49," - ="
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-08

man Cogan. the ST. Paul pitcher, will
probably umpire the game II his injuries
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-08
American ,,stahdin So.

~ >,'s~.> .'' Games To-day: '44': +:
Baltimore at Detroit. '.a.1 .z:'
Philadelphia at Cleveland. '/.5 81
Washington at Chicago gt!;s=' "a
Boston at st. Louis. Sz;%a III W.
" VI II 3------if----slx1. sss5.}
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-08
National Standings.

:.la,sc;n Games To-day. r..
Cincinnati at Boston. 0 - re-. - - =. 81 -
Z Pttsburg at rPhiladelphia. - t>>s. i. s--.n
St. Louis at Brooklyn. .,..-, :
Chicago at New York.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-02-20
Club neeting.

The Artemisia Mothers Clut
meets tomorrow, Friday, afternoon
at $3.50 in Grammar room; the pro-
gram is as follows:
Roll-call-respond by quotations
from Frobel; First half OF 3rd chap
ter Of Mothers Ideals" Mrs. Wolfe;
Discussion by members; Music by
Mrs. Sruckman; Reading 18th chap
ter of Dodd, Miss Cora Whillins.
The Club has Joined the General
Federation Of Clubs and ii the
members, who have been absent so
much, still wish their names left on
the roll, will they please let the
Club know this Friday There is a
tax of 10 cents per capita, and we
must pay for two years, thus max
ing each member pay dues Of 20
cents.
The reason the money procured
By the Village Improvement Com
mittee has not been used in placing
walks about the school grounds, is
that they can not get the ground
surveyed, 30 the committee report
to the Club, but we hope to soon
have this work done
Miss SWAMI, Sec'y.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-02-20
Cold Springs School.

Report of Cold Springs school,
Dist. No 9. Number Of pupils en-
rolled, II; average daily attend
ance, Is. !"
Those neither absent nor tardy
during the month were: Charles
Hall, Olive Hall, Ida Wilson,
James Wilson, Daisy Hall, Adm
Hall.
Those not absent but tardy once
we're: celia Ross, LORRAINE Ross,
Ray Ross, Frances Down. Gladys
Jordon.
Number of times each pupil was
on the roll of honor: Olive Hall, Z;
Frances Bown, A; Daisy Hall, A;
Leila Ross, 3; LORRAINE Ross, 2; Ida
Wilson, 2; Leona Blackwell, /;
Byrnie Blackwell, 1; Adih Hall, l;
Lloyd Wilson, 1.
A Number Of pupils have
been absent on account Of severe
colds.
Mrs. M. e. Hall, Mrs. Ida Roes
and Mrs. Clara Blackwell visited
the school Wednesday.
LILLE B. VERT, Teacher.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-02-20
Now watch Mountain home grow

Now watch Mountain home grow.
Perrault is winner and. the young
Reps. of Idaho are red-hot.
John Tanner has gone to Bru-
neau to work for Whitson Bros.
The Beet Sugar Co. yesterday re-
ceived its first carload of lumber
Ten more to arrive this week.
Circumstantial evidence against
George Levy, charged with the
murder of Davis Levy in Boise on
the Sd of last October, is becoming
rather strong against the defendant.
STOVES.-Come into our new
store and see the best stove on
earth-the st. Clair Hot Blast. 1t
will save you half your coal.
J. M. .CowEN & Co.
John C. Hayes has the sympa'
thy of many friends in his affliction
He, few days ago, received the in.
formation that his father died a
his home in Canada on Feb. 3, aged
SO years.
A special correspondent of tn,
Evening Capital News, from EN-
NETT, says: Messrs. Ballard anc
johnson, the we'll known sheepmen
have just consumated deal will
A. j. Knollin & Co. for their entir
outfit, consisting of ranches, stock
implements and 10000 head c
sheep.
The state and county tax rate c
Elko county, Nevada, for the yea
1902, has been fixed at S1.60 on th
800 valuati Different here, bu
it is very probable that Gilmore
excellent board of commissioner
may be justified in materially Low
ering our rate OF taxation for tn
!, year.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-02-20
Order to Mail Contractors.

The following instructions have
recently been issued to all post
masters regarding the terms under
which the original contractors must
carry the mails under the new
order.
"The above-named person, as a
part Of his proposal, stated under
oath that he had the ability pecun-
iarily to fulfill his obligation as a
bidder; that the bid was made in
good faith and with the intention
to enter into contract and perform
the service in case said bid should
be accepted. He also agreed that
if the proposal should be accepted
he would give his personal super.
vision to the performance of the
service and would reside on or con-
tiguous to the route.
"The law prohibitsthe subletting
of mail contracts without the con-
sent of the Postmaster General. The
advertisement under which this
proposal has been accepted notified
bidders that permission to sublet
the service would not DO granted
unless there should be some special
and unusual reason therefor, ir
which case the subcontractor must
receive the full compensation paid
to the contractor by the govern
ment.
eff it should at any time come Il
your knowledge that the contractor
on this route has made subcontrac
with any person without the per
mission of the Department, you viii
please advise this Office in regard t
the matter.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-02-20
stops Cough

and Works Off Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
q cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay.
Price 25 cents.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-02-20
Resolutions of Coincidence.

Hall of Bruneau Encampmen,
No. A, Pioneers of the Pacific, Bru
neau, Idaho.
Whereas: 1t has pleased Al
mighty God in His infinite wisdom
TO call to his last resting place ouI
beloved brother, Geo. d. Avery,
Resolved: that this lodge extend
to the brothers and sisters Of our
deceased brother that fraternal
sympathy consistent with our prin-
ciples as Pioneers of the Pacific,
showing with them our feeling in
this hour of their bereavement.
Resolved: that copies of these res
olutions be forwarded TO them, q
copy each be sent to the Pioneer,
Pendleton, Oregon; Gilmore BULLE-
TIN. Gilmore County Republican,
Mountain Home, Idaho, for publ
cation, and also thai they be spread
upon the minutes Of the lodge.
Resolved: that this lodge also ex.
tend to the many friends Of our de-
ceased brother our heartfelt thanks
for their many kindnesses and their
unceasing efforts in caring for our
late brother du-ing his illness and
their kind assistance at the grave.
GEO. THOMAS,
d. B. HYDE, Committee.
CHRIS BALTzER,)
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-02-20

j. B. Whitson came in from Bru-
neau yesterday.
Carpets, Carpets-all kinds at ].
NJ. Cowen & Cos.
Born, in Mountain Home, Feb.
IS, to the wife of Harvey Knowles,
daughter.
Holy communion after the morn
ing service at the Episcopal church
next Sunday.
j. H. Garrett, the beet sugar and
reservoir promoter, will arrive here
tomorrow from Chicago.
A full line of gentlemen shirts
and neckwear just received at
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Hon. Ben Wilson, a prominent
mining man is reported to be suffer
ing from a stroke of paralysis at
Boise.
Louis Tanner and Ed Goddard
purpose erecting sheep shearing
corrals a short distance east of town
at an early date.
Prof. Page and wife, the noted
musicians, will depart Saturday for
Bruneau, where they will furnish
music at dance.
The Sugar Beet Company will
soon commence the erection of a
number of dwelling houses on the
west side of the railroad track.
We have plenty of choice Rock
Spring Coal.
CHAs. R. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
George Garrison, who runs tn,
Kelsey store at Rocky Bar, is II
this place and will remain for an
other week or more.
Mrs. White of Boise and Mrs
Sommercamp of " eiser, who hav'
for several weeks been visiting will
MIR. and Mrs. J. d. " hitson, vii
return to their respective home
next Sunday.
i Grain, oats, hay and wheat, chop
ped corn and Nebraska whole cor
on hand at
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
The attending members of tn
r Masonic lodge last evening, just be
9 fore closing Ct the meeting, wer
: greatly surprised but exceedingl
' pleased at the sudden and une,
! pected appearance of nearly the fu
n force of the lady members of tt
[. Eastern Star chapter in the ant
l. room of the hall. After the lodt
:, was closed, the ladies were invite
q into the hall and duly welcomed |
5. DIR. Smith, w. NJ. Each lady DO
3. basket upon her arm and soon
l. table was spread of various temp
o, ing edibles and feasting and mir
g, was the order for an hour or NOR
lie after which vocal and instrument
a. music was INDUCED in until la
E. hour. 1t was an exceedingly ha
IN py event and one that the mel
k, bers of Gilmore Lodge, A. F. and
a, NJ, who were present, much app
ciated and will not soon forget.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-02-20
Held Without Bail.

Tuesday morning at 10 O'CLOCK
was the hour, set for hearing before
Probate Judge White of the prelim
mary trial of Frank Gardner
charged with the murder of Joe
Montague in this place on the even.
ing of the 10th instant. Through
the defendants counsel, E. M
Wolfe, Gardner waived examine
ton and he was held to appear be-
fore the district court in May Lext
for trial.