I»«U*n ItVBUV BATJKDAY.
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Ft any strangers in towh.
Freeh Srnita at Golden's.
Several of Sheriff White'» children
have been quite sick recently.
Atlanta has been well renreeented
_ -J, 1 • " een w ' eJ1 represented
J^n Gareoll and" Joe < Bush'' were j
. JSJtÄgg ;
Bom, on Little CaD»o^«^uly 22,
1889, to the wife of Bailey, a
daughter. '
tkttuJty Recorder Wickersham
turmîl from °Bfoise^ U> h£^^^t^r
duty on Monday last.
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Au* ümTrow T^'oforv Pnbl'ir 1 ? 1
iï-Âiir 7 "
*Tf" 1 ' 1 n C,OBt txxardinghouse, it
The bumtng of Caacy^iivtfland & ;
rnuxit's sawmil l & )k retard the
building of Odd F«Us hall a few :
weeks. j
Gentlemen of the Convention:
Give the small counties an equal
ahow with the larger ones in repre
«ntati.ni.
The Bullktix man was nielfaed
to receive a call frofo Mj*?l5an Me-!
Girmeaa on her m«^ftt visit to the
county seat. j
8. H. McCarty was adinRfo^to ;
h^DisiriafKW on
EfiN salutes
ÄÄ nd w îî
the Buixcti» family ^anch lnd
will remain during court term.
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Judge Weir Lawyer IWon and'
Major C avanah canic uuJWRn Moun
tant Home 1 uesda^/Bchind one °f
Zaeh Hunger ford s spanking teams. ;
The gallows for the hoisting works !
at Kimore new shaft was completed
last Monday, and work of sinking
lias been resumed by the contract- ,
The Franklin mill machinery and
framework arrived at Pine Grove
last Friday and is being put up !
J. N. Johnson is building a nice !
dwelling house on the flat just above
the new M-liool house. His family
will remove from the rauch as soon!
as tide new house is completed, [t
Cy. Doom is now sole owner of
Alcatra* mine on iJeer cree>lW
Pine Grove u- ..J-.-n >*% "■
frS^ into the- :
, ., 1 » . -/Tr naa CUl . ft
Ätrfnft ?:r^i 8 ^;
S,m^S^vïfrJ, #"Â
ÄSr^T fr0BI 1 to .
ThTabaencc of Hon. F. P.
anah from his seat in the Constitu
t lona I Convention ia not oniv re
«retted bv the Maior himaelf htit hv
all square men ^But his orivate
hîisK^t home could not C'n^
looted—hunec his return. In the
meantime Judec Sinnott will cuard
th«-interests <ff Elmore and^ther
imi »• " Rimore ana other
ttg £jg«Ærgjr!:
W» highest terms of his colleage,
Minnott. and feels confident that lie
». able to co,ic with Beatty, Hay- £
bum Alien and other »elf-eonsti- ^
tuted great men of tha conven
tion. when the interests of the people :
at large arc in jeopardy. ^
Ihc Board of Commissioners of
Boise county have taken s new de- ,
parture. We see by their proceed- ,
mgs, published in ihe Idaho City j ae
Worm, tiiat tliev have allowed Road ur
Overseer E. H. Miller $10 "for re
pairing a bride.'' Thev are more w
liberal than Elmore's 'boa rd evna i
will he in lettine sud .Probate
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«Mre A* - _
Ust Saturday morning the Mon
arch null at At Um ^^J^jand
to be in ahape to . q .
to run for an indéfini e
fate willed it otherwise. A short
s™-w »*««' — yy y»" 5*
ftTÄSTÄ «Ä«
iwSTmanv nieces cansiog a suspen
SSof ftmteToperatioS. for the
fa * j l n -_, u j n
prevent. It wa« caused ».
the casting, and it n ^y ' 80 11
tiW. before another wheel can be
Obtained. Thia unfortOimta JWUr-,
rence ia much regretted by all who ;
have welfare of Atlanta at heart.
gome conceited crank, evidenUy,
disappointed at not being called
upon to air his eloquence here on
tbe Fourth, sands a long article to
t»- H»iley WMinjr nd-lmj
the celebration at 14 ock> Bar and
misrepresentation w tin great b««
The exercises here were nmnivcreu
lôde to all concerned, and tile tel
oueatff wrote the communication in
Hv wLrfcould leave this commun
ty, whetf ^ d i8edi ftn d »ettle
in Hailey-« ' d4i , v dirlv
Acts would be-aff '
1 r.
Satokdat, Jvi.y 27, 1H89.
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Well.
the bar by t
Tuesday. TJ
Ijtwyer M,C*
ors.
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KINKY Y DOUjAIM l*L.lt TON. i
la What th.
1 a»t OpUlr Clean-u| j
HnaluiTi in «lotit.
I-Itat week wo mad*
u*n of
I the fact that tbe Comfort Con. Min
! * n 8 Company had made arrange
ment» with Rceiar to have 30 tons
of Ophir ore worked at the custom
mei
1 ,hc Va,Ue of th ® whole ledge, from
wall to wall, without any aborting
whatever. But «a the opport unity
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j was afforded, , upenntendinl Steve
Uglesby concluded to increase the
run to 50 tons, which he did. This
ore came from the 241 foot or water
level nml M»ir.uwl ti ^
ZLj l à ^'M or a
fraction over ♦IK.) per ton in cold
j • gering that the Ophir rock
; - 7"
.walieg the \«*st amount of ore on the
duKip, «nd its favorable surround
ings generally, is it any wonder that
.experienced miners eipreas aaton
.« »m, i i „ t .u .» l
at the delay of the Ophir
(owners In erecting reduction works
at the mine.
Mr. Oglesby superintended the
- -x JaJ- Ç r ™., »
iLLtLlTJS
when the gold brick of 2(124 ounces
; reaches headquarter* in New York,
„ 1 , 1 , r ,„ r ii f „i 4r< i» ^:n /•
: * ,l h pa.ticulars. it will make ( on.
j fort feel mare comfortable and cause
the managers to make a move to
wards extracting the million» of dol
j arg j n , low in sight in the
Onhir mine
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Louie Franke came in to Rocky
Bcr Monday, bringing with him a
j lot of ruby silver specimens that
; gladdenetl the hearts all old pros
pectora who got a glipac of it. He
nig a new find in an unexplored re
giou the rich specimens exhibited
Cziszk. t'oombs, Alexander, ('lin ton .
a " d «»I«« ^.Mlocl their bronchos
and started for the new dorido i t
i8 abmt W S» ,S«hwe.
0 f v Bar on the Middle lh.im
ei^ht miles below the mouth of t he
N; or tli Boise, and alHiut IS m ; lrs
f rt , n , Idaho Citv. The specimen« r
are from cro tînmes ransiim fmn, i
to 5 foet i.i w'Tt'hà^imd lI ar"' K Vx< ( c" l'
fogly rich in silver—so rich in fact °
that the nreciniis «tuff »m, I,, ol 1
out over any blacksmith forae Tvv„ P
fo ations wer. n ul. hv Franko
he TnÄ oît.riÂ
"•te'tTKLS'Ä
ander. Our advice i»: stick to free
milling, gold-ore districts and do
your prospecting. .
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[t hr ow , from a buc'k nJ K Z%T b
Ü^ï.wdnvsaà, t of
Notwithstanding h^iLnbtd"".^
.Notwithstanding hts disabled con
- h " ° nc - arn ' ed and »««•»rf
"Ut gritty man came up from Dog
^; rwk t0 a!<k court .«compel
ï/ u, 7 »7 hi '" r hat hae
sÄlttÄcTf
Cav-i^Zi" ™ labori,^ ^
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1 ^ btalesmau reports the dis
co ve . r y ofrich and extensive placer
diggings in North Idaho, 30 miles
^'"A'ton district in Idaho county,
J^P 1 * ««kmg m there by hun
dred "' and ln 8,1 probability every
foot °* »vadable ground bus already
kjeen •
V>ruana t>.oim»day.Jf Jmi Smoot
la " "'^Wft'hnsed a new on
£ a / h ^ ,Cr 'plarw-r, edger shingle
^ 8 ; 1 ■ 8 ' ws. etc., for their new
A has been shipped and ,
J"» ld ^ Krr within the next ten
^ a -' 8 , 9t
„/ I tice Weir favored the
, i.letix .'qj ce with a call Tncs
, - v . • W'eir lias already en
ae " r ' u '""'mdf to our ptsoplc by his «
ur . nc n ! a ,nners generally and his C
ul / positive hut just actions
w "'' e co ydueting court.
^ Wk 4 l Hart has been appointed to
Judge of Boise county, in
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California Art Co.
, v< h , vc urnvl J ., reU h«l our tout,
will reman, a couple of weeks
„»lv. Take advantage of the oppor
Cabinet*. $«100 jk-t dozen
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An Appeal for Wtoai I« l»nr.
All pereon. indebted «0 Casey. Hoi
la itrl À' S 11100 L kft' tdi llhätiv rt'ti iiorilftl
' t :
10 cc,m K,t ai
ately. Owing to <' ar «f«» 1 ">^
tune in losing our min byGBre, we muM
; now have what «» due ...in order to
rebuild. Casky, Hou.*xi> A Smoot.
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Advice to Mother.,
Ma *. ,N8U "' * „ 8< ' l < ' T î!' f > ' 0 ' ' R n !!'
for children teething, i. ih p |
» P >. UM( , ,„ r (ur1 iirB Wlth
success by millions of
œ .there to. Ihc.. children. During
tl( w ,.f Ucri.-ng Us value is in
c4 j cU i tt Ue. It relu vv* ihe child from
p . ini cure, dyseutery snd d.arrluaa,
griping in the boweh, and wmd-oulie.
By>in,- h»ahh lo th« child it real*
ui mother. Brice 25c. a bottle
g«-;...'
, , ,
mill. 1 in* Was to la-done to test
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f'ONVKNHON.
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TV H.:
vention
•> Constitutional Con
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•t week ami in making
ilway. A partial aunt
convention's acta may!
settled down to \u iiM|»or
of tfint work la
excellent 1«'
mary of the
1». found la-low
her nocesaari to form « verdict in
l '\'*** a, ' d 1,1 "»»«denieanors
^ 1 ami l,M * mt,re twdvt * "* «••">
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The committee on salaries re
ported: Governor, $2.500; Lieuten
* nt Governor, the same ns Speaker
while in sea* on; Secretary of State.
♦ 1*800; Justice* of the Supreme
a Conrt> f;!,(XO; District Attorney,,
*•> o<kn
^--U^dopfo,« the fol ■
"ZÄ£ tfSTuZ
ronatruction of canala, ditrhr«,
Humes or pipes to carry water to
places for the use of private prop
ÎT Uken , f, ! r P ubl j c «*'•
"'»*'jeet to th» regulation and eon
tr „, of ,he State, hut not until a
just compensation, to he ascertained
by law. shall la- paid for.
The eoroniitt««' on labor reporte. 1
» ÏTfÂS Ti
«■ rk outsid« the ground; children
»»d" M not to work under ground:
the supreme court to consist of three ,
justirt , p t , f „ r PIX yt . arM nll(|
to draw lot. for the two. four and !
six years, me drawing every two
yonrs, the chief justice to 1 k> after- 2
wart * »*PI*< inted by the Governor
,h,î a ^ v ''' e an '* consent of
each, for two years. There shall lx
four u * r,iw of tl,t ' supreme court
a oap h year, two at Boise City and
"">«
, A ' ' ,wn ,
ih *. 01 18 .;? mI ^'.''«»rs. are
to ** »-«hject to military duty. ,
P r "I Hrtv qualification shall
VZ'ZlZ'iïJ*' any
. 8 "7î ons tlu! W'istatiire shall
l>, ' ho,d < r\r v , U .? • v J' ar8 :
t >«g on the first Monday in or after
the first day of January.
railroad» shall In- public high-.
wa . v ». *"'• al 1 railroads and express
'T' n, P an hs »hall lie common « ur
r * , ri ' arw ^ »»hjeet to legislative con
tro *
No corporation shall issue sWks
° r ^ ,nds ' , for lalor d »»<'
wrv »< - cs performed, or monev or .,
P 1,0 ^.'' actually received, ami all t J
Httitious increase of stock or in
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Boise < ttv is to be the '-apitnl for
fr ''n'h e adtmssion of the
. täte, after whu h time the Legis
lature- uiaj provide for its relocation
b >'. s " b, î ,,l î" 1 B t ^, ( l' , " tl ) on u ' a voU ' K
of ' ht e,e ''. tors t,f . th t 8t ^,', e Rt ft Ren '
^ a
majority of all votes east to deter- J.
tume the question. G.
Provides for a svstem of nutilii J
r^M». No Wtärian tenet" •»
arc "» ,K ' lttU « ht »* an -v public
a »y dirtinetU or j;
™,nt' r " H.
ract or eolor, and the G.
legislature may enactluwscompell- «■
«»g attendant e of all children be G.
tween six ind eighteen for a time O.
eouivalcnt to three years ^ b
educated by other mean-^ <j.
eral supervision d>>» Public schools G
being vested ip-« Board of Eduea- 8
tion, eonsistyZ of the bupenntend- ( ,
^;
•--- i B.
() w i„„ t0 ixmw health, Asa Ablsitt 8.
« Mum £ Kansas. I».
Y oung Fra ikie Jackson returne.1 J.
, o t , Eon ou Wednesday's J '
™ S ' ' A.
9t MlSS Inez .unt, of Mt. Home, is [\
visitinf: licro|, the guest of Miss ,
Mabel Pavne V.
The Gold Hill mine at Pine Grove D.
« yielding large quantities of first- W.
C ],' 1PP (ir( . daily. W
M. Johnson and W'. H. Hitching J.
skioDed out for Mt Home Thursday G.
to visit their wives and babies. '
Mrs. Wright has l «en visiting in
ÄÄÄÜ
.iÄre «IS
i J; {ÂSTÜÎ 'SSmÄI®'
CÄtÄff
viail n .| mtivw .
Wixslclioppers, go to Nat Hulls
blacksmith shop for steel wedges
and hammers. They are the best
md , l.eni» at in the market
"ÎÂÆ'mÏÏ.' 1™,,™.! »
•« ' '»SU . y- lawy-r« and US«.
\\ ednes.iay evening, to quite hi. ap- ^
prcciative audience, in front of,
ixdlS ï> t lidli *.
Tuesday Mrs Akc received a tel
egrain <*:illii»g her to the bedside of
' lll0th „, h M rs. Newcomer, who I
lre Porr V t*. hear* i- again s. ri
to w« .ire sorr. ion u.
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Uncle Di ve Clink is working hie
new find at Atlanta, and it is prov-.
!!' ing more valuable everyday. 'Ihe
j j j H f^t wide and very
rief, but the ore has to be ..mceu
ra'ed.
of TOCKISTS.
whether on pleasure beul orbns.ne*»,
in »I.ould last on every trip a tH.Ule ol
g vrU p ,,f Ki«». > it uct» n.o*t pleioant
w » n d tually on the kidu.-j s. Iiver
8nd bowel,, preventing fev.-re, led
acbe » and other forms of sickness,
For *.l e in 50v snd #1 00 bottle» bv
rilled ;n * drnaaiaU.
*he committee ,,f the whole on
the hill of rights fixed a- the mim
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U..HOU1.
1MHTUUT
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Hon. If. W. \\ < ir. »I ikIj^iv
Chief Justice Weir convened court
in Rocky Bar. Tuesday, July 23, at j
1 o'clock p
The
. m.
following gentlemen were
»worn in a.x Grand Juror»:
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Tate. A. G. Kllllàu.rne. A* CL Smith!
K.d.t McCabe. It II. Turner, ( rar
«ii.lditmm Jo*, ph I Vara,.n. .lame»
( arroll, John Mitchell. S. A. Me
Anultv. J N. Johnaon, K. (I. l,i»„ n .
Julian Hill wan »worn «a bailiff l
to attend the grand jury
The first case called wa«: Maroni
Johnson v* School District Nomf>— j
Default entered and b in forclos«*!. I *
a u \i,t* , .
■ o,à-n emu« ami
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venctl at 10 k. in. The forenoon waa
occupied in hearing mot inns.
In the afternoon, the grand jury
«turned a true bill against It. I! '
Turner for grand larceny; defend
ant held in CtriO bail.
Kthell vs. Rei ser — Dismissed
without tin indice.
U H Turner w ts excused aa a
«TtfÄ .. . . . . .. .
sä . .
M.dimness vs. Hicklin—Dismis
sed for want of prosecution.
, Thursday, 2"»tli—Court convened
Ilt ,, oV1 , K k, „ U1
! People vs. K H. Turner, grand
larceny—Jury impaneled; recc»still
2 p.m. District Attorney Waldron
moved for a nolle prosequi in tin
ease at issu«*. Motion granted and
defendant discharged.
Mining C'ontpany—Dismissetl with
......._... ... . Ü
, hr " la .'- ^ tl ' ( hat tin vs. An
«Ireas: settled by defendant paying
*500 into court. co«ts paid hv ni fV
Golutuhia G . M. Co vs. the Bear
?Z k0 - coM tonext
JanHs Harvey vs. Allura - Gold
M. continu.xl m.td next term.
Powers vs. kinnev; Set for 8 p. m.
A! 1U a. m. the grand jury pre- V,
sented two true bills.
It. B. Brown, indicted for the '
crime of forgery: set for arraign
ment at 2 p. m.
,lu ' , s AMiOWKD.
At the regular July meeting of
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t J lc ' n,ort ' 0UI * t - v ( ommissioiiers
the following accounts and parts of
'Z™* W "" Y*"?'?*'
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f-J < -rkçr, »«m, -f 12 00
•' ,1 "'* „ .. 2 N l H
( ' , ' . , ">
^ : uj lmw ,, n m ,i M . 22
K U. t '.din A- Km ,n„|»e . 21 10
C. Wick, reh.im, .«»hadv',1 Hi SO
J-T OUman, rcconling . . 49 40
J. H. Pinnev, itatmnerv H)l
G. D. Uoldeii' ea»h. mdse, etc. 101 94
J T. Gilman K«.«-^order's sal'rv 150 Vt' -
•» T. Uilmnn.' landàr,^ ^etc ' 'Äf .m
HeUrieh A Miller cash «d v ^
j; « ^Ton ST VW -d
H. ,S 60 t
G. White, boartUaJl 1U2 «Ml
«■ Whin-, •• ™ V (00 thing
G. Wlu»- n, j-> «mi
O. 'Ji c °,*
»«Ä ** S
<j. M i^yne.priaUw «7 00
M Pavne, tax collector lei'» «■» »1
j. BoberU, constable fees 12«-'»
, Golden justice'* fc«-» M (Ht
äggt '.ss
B. Clinton, «upt. »du ols, »«1 ry 58 50
8. II Hays, district ct. clerk
I». B. H.ll, ...Me fees M »
J. T. Sprague, juM.ce's b, ».. In «
' Irland, mer. lmudiso ® *
A. M Sinnott J.»taw's 1res « «
[\ JJ "^'^.rrenSiv*' 'Tf S
, N ^'.„»nihh-V f <■» :«i To
V. P. Cava'nuli, commis'r »al'ry 50 90
D. H. Etln U, " " 50«)
W. M. Stockton,
W M.HUa-kton, " milage G* (H>
J. »AVard, repairing ct. home 2B> 0b
G. !>• Bell, safe for county ***'
Telegre,.». t:.. telegram* U »re
V'^ThnMn oàncutaàé 5 97 ,
°%r" : *Î 3
'Ä .. — ] 5K
K
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' " " ' * °,' , r "'?*"" Vl . rv
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mind, impaired > ... . ' 8
been iirgei.ilv requi -t< J by ln» auend ki
ing physician to «H«.rt »t one. f "'">
» . . . ... «" •
... by u.
^ ni|W emir «., v in my own hand», and
euatomere wil, hereby take notice tha.
ttll Ulli DIWIoUfI ' 11 ■ ■' ' • * ■ 14 ®
hereafter U> be contracted, are jiaynbU
onlv to me or upon my written or$U*r. j
I will also ,'«y all bill* held «gams«
and coulruc ted to la- paid by him.
M i.« A 8 Aih-tt.
Rocky Bar, July 26. InM». H"
So far thi(i i7 the drvest season
. wn m , m ,| uro iind R.wky
B Thr .,,„1 springs arc
j .. » •, j, 1» la^v.-s our
^ 'J/ÏIll. «> «re «w ut
' n Jt care .gainst tire Know to a
certainty that your lires arc safe
anr j I,.-tore leaving four
fo, me», and place no lire out of «I, sirs
. sn-irk • an liable to U--carried
' 1 j n j .. the town. ' 1
' r '\. 1(Ur , ((tV f r „m
by «U meaus pn t.nl , mr la t .r, ^
exploding Hr,-era. .» on «»•*'
th»HHigh7nre*. >
Alex
Simpson foreman,
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B. Clinton vs. Bear Creek Gold 1
, coni'r. salary 50 00 tj.e
35 00
,
And
JlOl'XIAiN
iio.vil;.
j
1
;
j Oh. h. w hot!
IU-Ilatilv Neu» Nnlr» (Vom the Hnakc
hiver
The *i«.k folk* are all on the toad to !
health.
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Mm. tha !«,- and Mm I< . c (.ray are
enjoying the great delight« of the j
Jot^i» th. nil ÎT Id »
"-»hing nx.util.iii an of Llmor, »
f>r. Smith ha» succe-cdol in pmeur
"»g a much .»■«•«led rc»t, and ia now
l r 2XU|S » formidable enemy t.
ilÄir , * l " t hve in a climate cuolet
Phelps und Mi-« MaM
* # £!'' Ilm». I.,,,
Sunday. \\*• wt n* nil ulml tu Mi r.
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r; Ä 'Zr.èz rr::,r:
»mi hf imif.-iIiL,
Mr», t'uni,-, daughter f M: im!
Mr*. Kcvnnhl«. lia» arrived from W'us!,.
i'.gt.m Territory, and d..t., K all that
'«'» be done to o.mif rt her pan-ni# i
this their gn u- amicthm.
Mr. <' K simw wdi return lmnu
d'i» evening: but «.It, how »inland
'"'"'y hi«!," ihn one-bright home
v: 9 '
remain* of Mr« .«il.aw wen- lovinglv
I'W.-d b, b.-r t-.*t v «,.?
''«»icieiy at Sheiuinhoati, I
has seen fit to call from this earth
Ü - « .. ,
s( { ( , „
M of 11 ,H ; ,
«« solved, 1 hat we. the memhers
'Mountain Home Lodge No. Ill,
liïü-Z ïta lïTiaSa
h-artf,-It sympathies m this the
1,0 »'s greatest sorrow.
Rcsolvi-d, 1 hat a copy of this r« s
V, luti ' m printed in the i
hi *t<> Hi i.i kti.n and the Slim mu
' lo » ,M >: also to Ih- spread on tin
minutes of this lodge.
viÂ"hë rire M ° UUU,n ^ "
They »till hare a huge nmoimt"".Via-1
l H ,r U fore then. They put ,i ,,,tion \
"> the ei,n»tituti,.n vcMenliiy pmhib- '
**•*' remling of the Hihle in the
oI u,e ,u w HUH *' I
* « ongrcssio.nil Com mitt ce from
{* W ' **" '7 '1
the city Irttirrounding country, ue
G.vcrnor S.mup and
- preminent etuxens..In the "fur
.m Mc-«rs. Stewart Burrows, (luff,
w
-d ÏÏi'lteWÜJÎrigl." ' U J j
t he Governor'. Uu.nls have ben :
sworn in as Territorial militia on some
thing ofthe .»me plan a* the National
Guard. They will go to Wats«»-to
there. P.w.u « aW has a com,..
ready k> ,om th rank«,
., _. . ,
Boise < n>, Julx .4. _
'
.
Biïi.i-kti» the following note* :
McMahon of Alluras is the only red
headed numb r. F
Armstreng «.( Ugan is a strong
armed miner cl llrouilford.
( ., lir( cterk Heerl is the mort s,yli»h
gentümauTu th! • « "venlion.
G. A. K. buttons adorn the coat* of
many member» of both parties,
mras."
About one-third of the memhers are
lawyers, and um-thinl «1 the balance
»re justice, and notaries,
Armstrong, McMahon Ki.mott, ,J.
Ka:
r rejSÇfsrraM
ÄS ÄS«
the had ma., from Ho,„ .
Doorker-per Cauavan is u man of
8 „,ji van-like coustruetion and just the
ki | llf m to la un.c uiii.dy men.
»„d iutnnkr» ...»id, the sacred
„. ■
e. T . f. of Idaho will convene in
Boise t'ity, August 3otl>, and loniiuut
j n ««-»«toil till BcpirmlM-r %\. Thvcon
vet.lion will meet in the M. E.(T»*rel..
All d. legal, s are . xpeef d to be in
vit% . , v t ,„. fthi, of August. Ev
cry Uofon •» 'utitb-d to four delegates
twîmv" melnWre '''iW'ïatcâ win l U'
riaim-d by the U.lie» of Boise Oily
The railread will give half rate* for all ■
delegates, and sl«> for visitors wlw will
vi«it* Hebe during
Return s ***£»>
^'"n.^lwii'ding ?ecr,'urv wdl be valid
J w ,„ k J , v kind invilalion i«
tlli ,, ln, „ihm u-.nia-r .me o.,a..i
,. aIlrt ,,f riiriNl
.au«, um i.nst. ■ ^
MllU11 , ;llll v 19, la«..
> Mountain
the
in
'Wit.
MozaiiT * Si c.
Mountain Home, ,l..lv 21
Itcaolullons or «'omtolem-e.
Hau. Mt. Horn: Loixik. I. O. o, F.f
Mountain Home July 2", !NS'J, \
Wltcfens, The Supreme Ruler of
the Universe it. his infinite wisdom
the beloved wife of Brother 0. R.
i
G. L. Ai.i.ky,
J. T. SPKAOI'K,
H. < '. M \u.iso.n,
Coiinuilteo.
llOIMK «'ITX* 111 I.LkTINN.
-
l ire. PireikiM.
Beatty is known as "I.i» Lordship,
tj.e astatute gentleman front Hailey
man.
ad
('avanah, iH-forc leaving h.-rc,
mimished his colleague fi"*n Glenn »
to look well to Elmore and
Ferry
Hin-notl.
Annitsl Meptlaf Y%\ C. T. I .
The* third un anal convention of the
/,I..ms-()oo,l IVmpiais, Itli.c lt.hU u
«>h 4 li», and all other* who love the
Mismi: Sl.CU,
L» 1TIAYM.
j ßiiwn in Iron. t ht» Sawtooth range
1 of mountain» to Atlanta. July 1C. 1889.
two horte», described and branded
; follow» :
ns
!
Ouc brown horse, branded on left
«title "8 H" with inverted "8 B" im
mediately underneath ; weight about
j l.ouy p,„ lm | f . *
(».K hay home, branded on right!
Ä etddJJiiv^Skfo"!^! 1 '° 0 ° '
» The owner ia requested to call at 1
Atlanta, prove ptv,„'r«y. pay ctmrger '
and lake them awav.
ju22i4
Notice to mm kiuen.
, I?U " 1 ° f Brrt ,' l ' Ml k ,l "
Ul1 » «iinmier aihI winter
W. Ala.ut one hnndn-d and fifty
°* iu»r«e«, r< nrinnn^ « *f
.
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.* "Sllta,
"1-~ .
| IPIT1PQ I rPlSHlH
WUlllUQ 11 ulQIIU
,
BABY CARRIAGES and
, .
• ' s ' ,w U.fT Mm lniH-x, etc.
MOI STAIN HOME. IDAHO
i M __
NUTlO^f* ■
\ jfZSS'S^ZUSSilm 1» I
' «f' thit^t'iSüî!
«rii'iUt»/? i*t«,r« u.« itwruur i»iii»S '« »t j
I SSifi» ÄWr» ÄJSk'tTW :
jpU" ' « *. »« » K '
ral'l»TEn! ' it .ô!i" vl. Il«..r«. ll-rv^v, Bw !
r. c. a*«»«, a a. s.-aon, .n of
th. j
,, r w i.,. .<4 K.r«.h I
4
;
»»»£/« ÄÄ'"!*"
»-* h*— rre». m—.
p||q£ BILLIARD AND POOL
F '" E
AS * costarcw
propr.etors.
^
U'
all ■
U* M«l»—*t ; Mmxlm to »a
i« -
Jamk« B, Nnivtox.
of horM-ifel.tMp,
livery.
Terni» —C'kkl. on de»
Call on or address
Tom ( ' a i i a 1.1 v,
lli>i»e City, Idaho, j
All
j£2wl
H«j tor Sale.
I have m.
my ranch at Pin» Grove -
100 tons of line timothy hay that will !
soon la. haled and ready for sale, but 1
for f 'ASH only. 1 will deliver it at any !
|*o!nl viu.Mrtfl, Ordurf* ft.r HvelotMorj
i
•WW"»
J
Dealer In
Watches,CSook 9 and
Jewelrv.
Fu V ÏZ l t Ît y C
AND CARPETS.
Wall PapCX* anti j |I
i Window Shades
BOYS' IRON WAGONS
Ml
JUNCTION BAR
Hot Springs.
:
New nuihli
New Bath Tu!»»,
■U,
Clean and Neat lor
® A. T H X ISTJ^'
OPEN EVERY DAY
. Li a
II. I). 8 MIT 1 I
rue A TION.
All
P^ltvLva.a ^aloon
I
Adjoint,,s Allan* ll»ut.
CY. V. SMITH. rr<t|irietor.
i
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1
TABLES.
—i—
The lient Wines, Liquors and
Cicrnrs in Idaho Territory.
I )HIN KS 1*4 snd ti «nu.
«Ut
i
i. STEI.UAX— JS. COXTAXCIX.
ELMORE SALOON
(Opp-wu u,£ Mturai lloul)
N, ne hut the very best
LIQUORS and CIGARS
1
Kept constantly on hand.
EXCHANGE
SALOON,
AND BILLIARD HALL,
('k|»pcMite BkfTMin (NSor)
Joseph Fitzgerald, Manager.
ROOKY' BAR, IDAHO.
!
Noä« bat th« l»a* I,-, , a. All ! ,-^pir» .leslt out.
u j}A(.J 1 Vf] 14111 TART)
the j I v re.U OlLIllAlYI
TAULES
Vow n»i«p a treat if you fail tit call.
d. W. ROWETT.
to und Jeweler
' .
1 WATCHES CLOCKS find JEWELRY
' "" ,bnW * Ulü,,,W a "° «WCUU
n ■ 1 n 'L i
KPJWimiir HOflf till Mlflri NffHCf
mLh»u(-* —- -
S. H. McCARTY,
mi
chopper».
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
rtlll *- oW
AUGUST QUITZOW,
4
Attorney at Law and Notary
Tublie.
ROCKY BAR, IDAHO.
Uf the Rest (Quality, for Bale.
Will practice 1..W in Justice's CbUrt.
All business intrusted to me will Ixf
promptly attended to,
1 -i,. .,_ ,
! 0W,C * U|3 SUir«, ÖJjpotita P 0.
—-----—
i
Jerry McLaughlin,
HOOT and SHOEMAKER
REF ' AIR,NG nea TLY donc
ROCKY bar, IDAHO.
And Proroply Attended To.
j |I T |\
Hi
UtiDil
i
k
'.llj'
(Ovsu.il« Allan« Iiaaii
Winkleback & Harrington.
Fin« Wines and Cigar*«
BEST OP LIQUORS.
W Liljegran
HALL & LI1.JEGBAN,
¥ ALL KIN 1)8, AND
Waff an Work.
Horseshoing a Specialty
:
Nat Hall.
I
Rleel wedges and hammers for wood*
-
All Usai Binds*«, prwnptly »ttrn lal to
Collsetioa» sad b«r»I Itorunamis s ,p»c*Jfv.
DR. P. a WRIGHT,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
ROCKY BAR, IDAHO,
DR. WM. F. SMITH,
Physician and ScrgeoN
MouuUin Horn*. Idaho,
VftOdr« M,t door So ro>.tr. Conwr Ora* SM»s,
Coll* prompO, Otundsd to, dsy or ol*ht. ln bot»
«Ut snd «KCrtrr
■ hl«
aoar* »«:.*•
ENSIGN a STULL.
ATtoasrvB asd CofxsBU.it* At BaW,
MOfXTAlN Ho
». ». ««>«»,
> q^«» iiAttry, issao.
0. E. V^LDRON.
Attorney At L a W|
rocky ;U>Ano.
Will pra,airr la »11 Uw --oor« ol th« Toirtaorr.
PstonU 1er mining -:binM procurcl.
PÄAOUE.
XT»
JUSTICE OFjj|E PEACE
rxoxA.iL'^'i*'crJBi^ic»
Avd CoxvbAjwkr.
moi nt .Us home, iruuo.
Collectprompt U *tUAè$4
sïi^jNrcrrT,
1 Justice of the PeAoi Assn NoyabY
Ptnuc,
ouxx'i rntKY, fWAirn.
At! kirnt. <* 1res! d.«aimsnl« mtttuÜf dross
Mountain Homa Lodge. N»- !•
I O O F.
Rrrulsr ,»»»•1»«* »• f'dd r-lawV flsH tmrr *•*
snUr i-'«oln». M T:N, hroUisM
lo.aod.Uad.,« J
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1. T Srsur* X,
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•liilEs SWARFS t CD.
STOCK BROKERS,
a<
ST LOUIS. MO.
MaaUpsI ftaili. Via
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