Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-01-16
NEWS SUMMARY

The permanent census Dill naa 0een
recommitted for amendment.
Cresceus, the noted PAGER, has earned
$4,000 in purses for his owner the past
season.
boiler in lumber mill at Hunt
ington, w, Va, exploded Friday, kill-
Ing three persons.
The president has signed the parcels
post agreement between the United
States and Bolivia.
The Euclid Avenue bank Of Cleve-
land, Ohio, has made an assignment to
protect its creditors.
State game warden has caused
number of arrests in Butte for viola
tion of the game laws.
John slowey, 70 years OF age, WELL
known rancher of Superior, Mont. was
| killed last week in a runaway.
Ex-President Cleveland has recovered
from his recent attack of pneumonia,
and will soon go on hunting trip to
the south.
The British war office has issued .
call for 9935 infantry volunteers, grad
ually to replace those now serving In
South Africa.
The bill granting to Mrs, Mckinley
the franking privilege during the re-
mainder of her life WIS passed unani-
mously by the house.
In the bill providing for secretary
Of commerce there is also established
bureau OF manufactures and bureau
| of mines and mining.
Action has begun in the federal court
at Helena to compel George Jockson of
| Red Lodge to remove fence erected
by him on the public domain.
The dowager empress purposes to
decorate the American and Japanese
officers who guarded the imperial pal
ace during the courts absence.
The United States mail coach was
held up by three masked men between
| Goodand and Floreviile, I. t., Mon
day, and the mail pouch robbed of its
| contents.
| Anticipating another international
yatch race, Captain Nat Herresshoff,
1t is understood, has plans we'll under
way for ninety -footer to defend tho
| Americas cup.
| There is an ice bridge now in the
gorge below Niagara Falls. 1t appears
/ =
way, and there are good prospects that
it will remain several weeks,
| All evidences indicate that the em-
peror of China Is more completely un-
der the domination of the dowager
empress than he was before the Chi
nese court went into exile.
In New Orleans large meeting Of
eane-sugar growers unanimously
adopted protest to congress against
the proposed concession to the produc-
ers of cane sugar in the island of Cuba
The county attorney In Butte has
fled an information against James r.
House, charging him with the murder
of Michael Murphy In Park alley at
10 o'clock on the night of December
s1st.
The Dowager Empress of China has
issued another edict displaying a de-
| sire to conciliate foreigners. She says
| friendly relations with the ministers
should be resumed Immediately on tho
courts return to Peking.
Chairman Payne of the Ways and
Means committee says that two Of the
important measures before that com.
mittee, Cuban reciprocity and reduc-
tion of war tax, the former would pro-
badly be first considered
A 10o0-ton beet-sngar factory Is now
practically assured for Fort Collins,
Colo. The 5000 acres OF sugar beets
required to keep such factory In
operation are under contract, the final
acreage having been made up.
Regarding the published statement
that the managers of the St. Louis
exhibition have decided to offer $780,
900 for an airship competition, Sir
/ ii aul haAthf tub hmcIlChn iascutOfY
said he might enter tae contest.
Rea Bros. shipped recently from Big
Timber, Mont, TO South st. Paul
twenty-five carloads OF two-year-old
wethers, which averaged l2s pounds
per head. The sheep have been fed
alfalfa for the past two months.
II. G. Allaway, an Englishman who
owns a ranch in the southwestern part
of Colorado, has just captured prize
in the shape of wild horse, which he
believes will make him as famous and
rich as Salvador made his owner.
Secretary Long has appointed John
A. Kearney of Cohoes, N. Y, as the
successor of e. s. Maclay, the historian
laborer, at the New York navy yard,
who was removed by order OF the pres
ident for his structures upon Rear.
Admiral Schley.
Admiral Schley was with President
Roosevelt about three-quarters of an
hour Monday. The president sent for
the admiral to come to the White
House. At the conclusion of the con-
ference the admiral declined to state
the object of his visit.