Elmore bulletin. [volume], July 20, 1889, Image 2

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f.um«* a*i» fftoraiavo«
G. M. PAYNE,
Rocky Bar, Jily 20, 1881).
lltltlGATION.
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It estimated that in a period of
ten years a good system of irrigation
would double the product of any of;
the old Eastern States where crops
are grown only by natural supply of
moisture. Then, according to this
estimate, untold and incaleulable 1
wealth would follow hv a general
weaitn woum ioltow ny »general
system bf irr.gatton in the great !
finake River valley. Irrigation
that the land supplied by it
is to a large extent independent of
the rainfall, and land thus insured
Against drought or too long delay of ,
rainfall sells at four times the price
of land of the same quality not so
supplied. The irrigation inquiry
thus takes a much wider range than
the area of land that must be irri
gated to produce anything. This
area is, however, likely to produce
the largest return for an investment,
and is the first to be considered.
How to get water and how to utilize
it to the liest advantage is a prob
lem to be determined by the reports
from the Government surveyors now
in the field. It is not known cer
tainly how much water can be had
in the irrigable regions in this west
ern country—notwithstanding the
immense flow of the Snake river.
Where irrigation has generally un
dertaken it has not been carried out
with a due regard to economy of
water. It is certain, however, that
there is not enough water to supply
all the land that demands it, and
the question of economy becomes of
the highest practical importance.
The Government irrigation survey
is expected to map out the districts
of irrigable lands, mark the water
reservoir sites, and determine the
most economical methods of getting
the water to the land. An estimate
means
of the cost and of the value of the
results will be necessary to an un
derstanding of the problem. Then
will the Government consider the
best means of carrying out the
, , , , ®, ,
work—and let us hope its action
may not be tardy. The importance
of th. quwti.m justified, tho into*
c«t that ha» been shown In it. The
practical operation of comprehen
. . »!
addition of hundreds of millions, if,
not billions of dollars to the value
of tho lands in the region west of
B
the Rocky mountains. What has
already been done in other sections
by State aid and private enterprise
indicates the wealth to be added
to our beloved Idaho by the cow
tcrnplatcd works toward irrigating
the desert lands.
MOVING WEMT.
Tho Philadelphia Record, in a ro
cent editorial, calls attention to the
fact that the young men of all the
Eastern ami Middle States for the
last forty years have been going out
West. The drain has greatly weak
ened the stamina of some of the
older 8 ta tes. Canada has also suf
fcred from the same cause Young
men constantly drift across the,
lakes and they seldom return. The
Port Hope Guide, a Canadian news
paper, prints a list of 400 young
men who have left that place to
better their opportunities in the
land of the free. These- emigrating
young men are of the same class
who, at an earlier period, settled
Ohio, Indiana and all of the West
ern sûtes proper. It is just such
men who are now found as the mov
ing power in t mating the new north
western 8Utes just about to enter
They are rebuilding
Seattle to-day and displaying such
pluck and good ser.se as to gain
praise from the civilized word.
the Union.
A touching story comes in ilu
Eostern press, how a little lisping
child vindicated her mother's name.
It wa» a court scene, where » man
had tired of and deserted a wife
older than himself, and denounced
her as a bad woman. 8he said:
"Judge, I am a good woman, and
bring up my children as I should."
The Court said, "that is easily de
termined," and turning to the small
est one, a little girl who could;
hardly liap, he asked: "My dear
do you ever say you« prayers?
B&r an instant the child looked at
him surprised, then sliding ofl her
chair she kneeled, and with closed
eyes, beautifully repeated the laird •
prayer, and lidded: "Lord bless
papa and mamma, and brother and
sister and me. Suffer little child
ren to come unto me. Amen." There
was not a dry eye in the crowded
court room, »nd the judge sat with
tears streaming down his fare.
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THK CONVENTION.
We ere Indebted to Hon. A. M. 8iu
nott tor the "Bill of Right»" promul
gated by' the Constitutional Cunveu
! lion at Boise, and R.« - other valuable
document* |ierUiniiig to the action ol i
the («invention.
The bill ol right* declare* lor a pop
ulur government anti aaya the exercise
alu | enjoyment ol religious laith sud
worship ahull forever lie gu oantecd.
No person shall tie denied any civil or
political right» on accouut of his re
religions opinion, and the bbe ty • (
conscience i* hereby »«cured, hut it ;
1 f U> " on * trued w, "'
«> oath er affirmation or excuse act* h
oJ , icentiou , |J0M or jllllti(y |HJ i yKlllliy
! oth( . r (•erniciou» practices, incon- ;
L,, te|lt wit| , Uic ntOTaii ty, ptaceo.j
.„[^y u f (| llt state, no, to permit any
person, organisation or association to
directly or indirectly aid or abet, mun
, eel or ml vise any person to commit the
of
of
the
crime of bigamy, ptilrgamy or any
, . .. * ,1 , ,
other crime. Lilairty of speech and of
, . , ... .
11m press, the right ol assembling and
(•earing arm» and all other usual Stale
righta are provided for. There »hall
l>e no property qualification for voting
and bolding office. Provision »ball lie 1
made for enrolling all malea between
the age» of 18 and 40 for military duty. 1
with a system of military throughout
the 8 täte, under control of officer*
commissioned by the Governor.
The legislative depaitHicnt »hall
consist of one senator from each
coun'y and double that number ofl
repre«entatire». Senator« »ball aerve
four year» and representative» two
yeara, and the legislature shall bold
biennially, lieginning in January 18W1.
The prohibition plank wac defeated
by a large majority.
The convention i* working indus
triously and we hope harmoniously,
and may conclude it* labors within the
utx ten days.
KOI' K NKW HTATKM.
The question of admitting some of
the Territories to Statehood has been
much talked of recently. Senator W.
M. Stewart of Nevada, not long »ince,
»»id in Han Francisco : "The Fifty-]
second Congres» will admit four new
Hutes. They will be the two Dakotas, !
Washington and Montana. There may
, lie more admitted. If I had my way
the j would admit them all, cxceptiug pon
; »ibly Utah, and I rather think I would
admit that. I would admit every Ter
the ritory that had 100,000 people. I-sit
the •J"'"' i , l 1 WOH,d , 1,0
them, better for the west, and better
for llic Nation. Malm, Arixoua and
New Mexico should come in. 1 am j
-J—'".S'iC''
The I i> tn »oenit or H«*publkMn, would be in
favor of it. How the East may go in:
»!
if, w jn i H . ,, 00 ugh voles in favor of the
four to admit them. I 11 tho next Con
of j f" il "" , exlr * ^ (
! »ion, there will he enough votes to get
has j lhen , in . nd u ,i, Wl il. beyond cavil, I
be Uie very fliet businese of that »**»
l " cm '
The Eureka Con. reduct ion works
cow- were destroyed by fire at Eureka,
Nevada, on the 10th. The Sentinel
extends^iio sympathy to tho com
KLMUltC CUC XT Y OFFICIA l A.
ro- ;
the «£?»■.* *
lulrti* AltriflMI D. We- wror
the ££££ «f—iSS
the
out |
j
the
suf- pi n 1 nr 1
^10)0^ lOllflty \\ aFFailtS.
the,
The
-ts follows, are now payable :
to !
the
class
:
such
mov- ;
enter
such
gain
Cowniiroias,r, F. t. Cbvsiwh, i burnwa; D. B
t Nm
Tr*n«ur«r J II Miller
Cnruner Ur. F. b. Wright.
*urt *yro - E. C. Town..
Supi. uf ScIsMiU. - Drol. Clinton .
Rocky Bah, July 10, 1880.
County Warrants on General FumL|
Warrant No. 0.
Warrant No. 7.
Warrant No. 8.
Warrant No. 0.
Warrant No. 10.
J. H. MILLER, Treasurer.
By U. D. Golukn, Deputy.
Henry Swanholm
The Pioneer M» rihant, Dnlrr in
Dry Qoods
ilu
man and Notions,
wife
said:
and
de- Furnishing (ioods,
could;
at
her
j Miners' Supplies
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v
and Agent of the .Safety Ny
Powder Co. of California,
Wines and Liquors Wholesale ant
Retail
FANCY GOODS.
Tobacco« and Cigar*, .
IL»u anti Cap*,
Boot« and S1 hh*h.
Crockery,
(ilasswarc,
* I
W*
Canned Fruit I
.
U'o
ä£ c s
vxnwi
Combine* ths Juios of the Blue Fig« ol
; Californio, »o tax.iiv* and aauitioa*.
Ä
h om » n gyttem, forming the ON LY PER
FECT REMEDY to act g.mly y.t
; p'»nipt> y or ths
KIDHETS, LITER AND BOWELS
CI83I1S6 till SïSÎBm EffeCtUdlIV,
PUR* BLOOD,
Vr
•AMO TO —
— SO TRAT —
REFRB8HINQ BLEEP,
HEALTH and STRENGTH
. _ . ,
Naturally follow. Ewy on« i* atlng it
Md *u are d.l.ghted with it. Amte your
druggist fer SYRUP OF FIGS. Manu
f» clur «l only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.,
1 * ® A " faaociaco, Cal.
1
Ksw Yo«k, N. Vi
Wisdom's
Robertine
ofl
I
—FOB THE—
Complexion.
WRIGHT & l'AYNE,
DRUGGISTS
Lnnibcr Down.
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of
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Rocky Bar & Atlanta
I-sit
am j
in
Sa w Mills.
LUMBER
Cheaper Than the Cheapest. ;
DELIVERED AT ROCKY BAH:
in:
the
per M.
^ (
get
I
Cinnmon Limitier, »15 jwr M.
Cleiir Lumber, |20 per M. .
Dressed und Matched, »10 eatr. I
Shingles, »5.00 |ier thousand.
I
MILLS NOW RUNNING.
Send in Orders for Large or Small
Amounts.
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jjQyyp jj QQ6Si
B
CORREYS
SAW MILL
Delivers
(itHxl common Luuiiicr ut Ÿ17
per thousand feet.
Good dear Lumber at ?-'2 per
thoiiriaml feet.
Shingle» at 35.50 per M.
Hcnd or4.ro to Um mill, on* inilc abo<c losn.ro
ro.l on
S. H. M-CARTY
in Mock) fUr,
KonrKT IV.HHKl, Pioprirtor
July!
AUG. LUND,
Merchant Tailor
ROCKY BAR, IDAHO«
FINE STOCK
OK—
. Foreign and Domettie Sailings Always
on Hand.
8uiU made at San Francisco's Prices
and Httthdac'.iou Guaranteed.
BATH HOUSE
S' 101,
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.1 RB un
l A. IRNKRELD. Prep.
U'o
Opposite Altnras Holet,
Horky Bar.
H amI W rk.
Riifor*, Nj*ar|s
tfVJMi
G. D. GOLDEN
J
——DEALER IN
Dry Goods and Groceries
Hats, Gaps, Boots, Shoes, Tobaccos,
CROCKERY,
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE, Etc.
Also Freak Fruit» of All Kinds, and
Nuts and Candies.
POST OFFICE BUILDING.
ALTURAS HOTEL,
I
«OEN V. OILMAN, Prop.
SPLENDID TABLE BOARD.
Rooms Niosly Furnished.
Stage for Mountain Home, the nearest print on the Oregon
Short Line, leaves the Hotel every morning at nix
o'clock. Stage arrives daily at 7 ji. m.
Pains Taken for the Accommodation of Commercial Travelers.
;
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
.
I AppOlfltment* Complete SHd
Rates Satisfactory.
I
ROCKY BAR BREWERY
JACOB ULRICH, PROP.
Brows th© Boit of Homo Beer»
From Pure Materiels
And »eil» at reasonable prices, in quantities to auit,
Wholesale and Retail.
per
A NICE, PLEASANT BILLIARD HALL
Kun in Connection with the brewery, where all will
Ih* Courteously Treated.
ELMORE HOTEL
—(Nkw Bkick Hotkl)—
Corner Altnras St. d Atlanta At©.
MOUNTAIN HOME IDAHO.
P. LIN A HAN, Prop.
O
Tltis llotd, having bsrn just renovated and newly furnished throughout,
embrace, every feature of a
FIRST-CLASS and POPULAR HOSTELRY.
Ha* large, and well ventilated Hteeping Rooms; also large and well-lighted
ham jiU- UiKini» for Oommereial traveler«. The Dining Room ia first elttsr
m every appointment. Ask for Clerk of the Cloturu when arriv
ing at the depot
JOHN MITCHELL'S
Livery and Feed Stable,
AND CITY HAT SCALES,
MIH'XTAtX HOME,
fBAUO
BUGGY TEAMS * FIRST-CLASS SADDLE RIGGS.
Bliley team, j>er day. Saddle hor>e, f".50 |>er day.
Having parehsoed tbojabove property of Goo. IV. KiSrll, I mlitll th« itotronago of
ni y friaiiiU aoil th* puhjie gen.tally.
•los«> Mirmca
ROCKT BAR
MEAT MARKET
Ethell & VanSchaick, Prop s. :
Fresh, Tender & Juicy
BEEF,
PORK,
MUTTON,
Th«
Kept constandly on baud.
SAUSAGE, ALL KINDS.
ELMORE
RESTAURANT
ROCKY BAR, IDAHO.
MR8. SHAFFER A CO., PROPS.
NOW OPEN.
Good Meal, at All Hours.
Fine Lunches a Specialty.
Everything Neat and Clean,
And WELL COOKED.
Gite Um Udi» a Cadi.
leo Crsam Evory Sunday.
DR. AH FONG,
— DK AI JC» IN—
Tea and Sugar,
Chines* and Japanese Knieknacks,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS ETC
A general supply and assortment
of articles auiUblc for wed
ding and birthday gift«.
The Little Palace
MOUNTAIN HOME. IDAHO.
Adloinln« th« Turner llotuw
TfopMot.,
A. J. BRtTCE,
All kind of Good
Liquors!
Keywest Cigars.
FINE WHISKEY»,
-CUCKENHCIME» RYE WHISKEY
Specialty.
k Vv«rythli»f trat «Um. Ol»* dm a at
•IS
FRUIT and VEGETABLE iSTORE.
LEO SPANGLER
llu fot*r.n*d a »artety «ton adjoining Ute Altura«
Hotel, uh«*« h« «III v«e«iv« daily
Fresh Vegetables,
Butter, Eggs, Chickens,
And «cil «I Lowest Fleure« for Cash.
AIm
Condi««, Nute, Pnuce of All Kind«, TobuM, Cif«ni,
Ihreet Crocker*, llr.
sonor. I »111 ran n MAft between Hniky aad
lucky H»r rrouTOrir mnerj «rok uni onny |—ro
«*••!»* kro nwro OnU nt roy Won tor protteuton
WM. RABJOHN, Manager.
BULLETIN
CLUB RATE8
THE BAD FRANCISCO
WEEKLY CALL
THE DAD FRANCISCO
MORNING CALL
fi te * . MM pro y MW,
ai rumen« ro»
OIQQ ©.O
rpiIF SA (4 rRAXeiBCO WEEKLY CALL
* to a bnodanoM p«f >• top*' It Is to
•»«I .v«ry ThuruUy. aid rontolns all at
I bo Imporiojit now. of th* »rek, »lauod
Ira «wry <, Harter of to* (lobe, n-aplM*
up to <Ulc of publication. It coûtais* la
toftttiug »pedal rnmvpfSMIl» tram all At
tbc prtadpa! eltto* of tb» world and a vaa
ASkoout ol the toM nlcetod aad orlglaal
rot labia Snsuc'.al flaws tad
to bortlrulturol aid agrirul tarai aawa. at
la In *mj rwpaet a firovdaa faally papas.
appealing to tha iatarust of ovary
elttsr
THE MORNING CALL.
II
kill» urotrop ol ltan doily. It boa dw
LA RUHT Ciaci'LATION aad to roaogatoud
ro bring Uro UtADIMl SXWSf-Ara« <vf to*
eaipi of Ih« fwlloviog «tikf rlyüoG pria#
The Bulletin and Weekly
Call, One year, oiHy -1 $3.75
The Bulletin and Dai'v
Morning Call, per year* $6.50
Address, with coin,
of
G. M PA WE,
Rocky RarJIlahr
Montie B. Gwinn
HKAiH^'AKTEC«
For the Celebrated
MOLINE
Tubular and Steel Skein
WAGONS
And Buggies.
TU« famourt John Deer PIchtti,
Harrows, Kakes, Mowers.
A km Air) a FSU Un» of
Hardware, Hardwood, Bark Win,
IRON and 8TEEL.
Th« Lar*i*t Slock of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Motions,
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Boots led Shoes,
Ladie»* 1 Trimmed and Untnrl
med Hat*,
On the Short Line, at GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES.
Caldwell, - - - Idaho.
Idaho Stage Co.,
O. J. SALISBURY, Prop.,
Mountain Horn«. Pina Orovo and
Rocky Bar.
rau, each way. »it 00 .
U»» K (Statua Ilona ait» Dally. agrop lug
Narnia,, arriva at Itwly Bar at » r. ». aaloc ito/
Lux a Rocky Bar at • a ». Hall,, «soap* Raul»,,
Hones FOH PUBLIC Alton.
Last On« at Ham Cm
»a, ».
Kette« I« berettr fivra tfeet the following «
settler baa filed notioe of hit* intention to —■ »
proof in a up p n rt et Mi olalai. and that Amts
»Ul ka maaa Man Rer wer and Ka-rnar at
City . Mahn. oa July IS. ISO», tit: Ami T. toabh.
»tod Fro. D. S. S7S7 far tb« N .Mît WM Bar.
Tp 4 », a »E
tha following attnaaaaa in pm kla »a
anon aad culttratkia af roMlnad*
BLckaatl. »all SIS A MvAauM«.
moat and Cnrtar ». Mvranta aft of U.awa'a
Hr
.to: Samoa! B.
J
!Kh pruol, « w ko
•tatdkl rm
the fntertor »Rw rtwwit ,
I»« wllowwd, will b* fiv«n
ÜI
butte! of that submitted by rial man t
Hmun Pwut, l«|Mv.
Notice of Forfeiture.
To the Piti.hur«l> amt Idaho OoM Minis, Cow
You MW iMitwbv I
of ono hti
tebovMMhw
ndtwd ttUtn w
•monte rwch rwr for th« >
A. U. Ute».
■
Mg
mm! HMH» wysoR fVw
ADA ELMORE
titling cttdm. «Ittteted In Itewr Cr«wk Mlnmr
Utetrid, In Kimorc (form*rly Altuiwo) county, tdobn
Territory, for th« |>urpo*« of pcrtormliif tho
labor thereon for Lb« run mentioned, u
prorWuiH of urtiN tS*4 of Lb« Rcvlud Si «tute» ai
the 1'nltad tttetm. th* mum being nfwwUliiri» n*
r«M)uif«d tfpon s*id protwrt) for
tinned to tb* SUL <U> of iktomlwr,
isss, nwi
■«»*
proportion of tb«
drt-d and forty- «er«• tw«!ve bundrad Mid fortj
•nth« thereof, «mounting to th« »um «f tort« - ihre«
tiKht> two cent« (f*3.SÎ); and to th«
*nn IMS. lStf7 and ISSS la alt hundred »ad *ft »
eight fifteen hutkdredth« t h er eof, »mourn In* tor mid
to the midi of uuc hundred and
for th« year ISSS I« Sv«
Um MM
thro« y
tlilify
and U
iloll.n nsi lorty *ii «nia ùlixi 4f).
«niiln ninri) ,Uy t fron tlx »rovtro M t*. nottro. m
«ilhin ninotv day. »Iw IM. nwlro by »ublkollan
Ul or nht I In contribute your fmoywwtba et
npoMUtaro. your intorrot is row cloiiu «HI
property *»f th« u»<1(n|gB«d l under th#
Motion 23.'4 of th« ft* »bed »tetnhw si
tat «a. CHARLES LOCkMAllTs
Flr*t publication Jon« B-ml
proYiMàoi» of
Notice of Forfeiture.
UOLDE.N RAR
Lod« In Bear Crock mining d
Idaho Terfltor», la «ré*r
»7»
Matutai Of Um I'aMW Hrotro. Mn, Uro
*«lrod 4o hold Um roro. fro Um yron ISM. ISST
IMS. Your dun si rold isyroJitun b (MS, i
•rithln nin.tr day. from Um rorrin of Iki.
publkatron y«i Ml
* re
•3
or rtfun to «mtritet«
portion «I such «vpondltar« m» oo owner, y
feMWDte in Mid ctem 1 wR) become Um property
•ukwciiber under «jùd McUon 2324
OKO. WINMIR,
O. D COLUEN.
June S~ro>
aad
ItotoJ Hul l Itor, ton, 4, IMS.
• :t,i pul.ilrotu.n
Application for Letter»
Administration.
of
—:—— T--Uorrto. Orororoa
A wOto ntlo n ttoring baa nro*. la w* by Oxurn
F. MUsroy tor Ih. probnl. et Um nuncnytoU. i »ill
al Saw Morris d, im «» l . ud tor th. Iisiiiii re et
■nron HMurornury UMTOWi to him ro Um rorontor.
m* Um »riling- purproUiqt to be lb. ratatouro if
Um Mid nuacuproi,. »ill. and Ui. i»IIUon et
O. r 14.hu.., bring ttori «iO. th* ttork (4 Um itoa..
Htr,
ISM, At la.-etock »■>.*< that <to< b* amx»itrot s
•»■roi.1 Urin et tbto rourt lor haring roui M-kHcn
liuo. And it to tnrthro orii.ro.I Urol nolle, to [inn
««ipror
MS .4
Koeky Bnr. ßaron liront,. Idaho T.rrtto. . Ic
«bow CUM, If
•Mould cat be
of
I. Md why tetteia tea
tioirntery _ _ , „ . ,,,,. u w
Orom F Mahon*,, by puhtloriton At rack itolro
for *4 torot ten dan proriomiy to aid Bth .ay a«
July. ISM. In th« Kairo» Hvioons. n *akly~—
la a at Over,
FrobnU Judge lümor« Vonmtfy
Br B. Gustos, Ctork
I to tod al
ltth, ISM.
Notice to Cretlittir».
_ frahnt# Court et Elaro* County, dnha
Territory, la th, aaltor of Uto rotou et Palrfcl Itol
Solle* to torrhy gtwn by tb*
tot rotor et lb*
ît* toroiuM having etotoi
lb* abl troal. to •iblblt ttoa, together
a t ■ ■— rr vouctoro. »tUii* '
Sat pubbatlM el ibto rot
t rotor At Kocby Bar, I toko
U»».d Hock, Bar, J,
Notice to Creditors.
In tto Broboto Court of ETOton Ckrooty
irrHun In tha wrott*» rod il. ___* .
fi a l to . oriby.__
»otto* to toroby stow by
■niatomrm et tbs roteto at
WiiUrou
- " 'ro.N, ro ro . i.imv, o, aoa au aatM.ro
rialroa agminat Um rofcf d to ukihii u
mmtmn imuh u m,
•hr pubffcstton of I
within four
I U. D.
- anw Min r a
halo* Mountain fiant. Juin I. lu.
IMwwvlutiou notice.
by by atom fkat lb* aa-nartaanbap
.ritoH|y'bWUrow b. V KlIMaMaaS toB
a T
to B. Koto »til roa.
All paritoa
Sto-.'roL'Sl!? » T. KUuabl, »boto
ridtoel th* eetAA « y g, M
B fi S«
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>fwr
••• Naur, laao* M.r ; iuy