Elmore bulletin. [volume], January 07, 1893, Image 2

About Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906

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to tlu'
m
the
tamed
river
out
basin
thing
the
to
ÏÏht (flmorr itollrtiu.
KI.MokX oochty, ikaho
eilemeut
false
O. M eaVSB, ■ . • • Kern» a«b Ssursisn.»
Moi NTAiN Homs, Jen. 7,1H93.
surface
shiny
I several
.
were
for
IltltlUATION KNTRItlMtlSB*.
Everybody acquainted with this in
knows that its
termounuiin region
gr*«t material ne«-d is water for irriga
tion. Millions of acres of excellent
land are now a desert wast ■ for want
of the fertilising tbiid. Is out- portions
of it can la- utilized for what is called
dry farming, which depends upon sueli
showers as may fall upon it from the
skies. But l»y far the greater area is
incapable of producing crops without
artificial irrigation. Any person or
company that will turn a natural
source of supply so that it can be
made to flow upon such soil will
become a public benefactor and make
money by the transaction.
Considerable mention lias been
made in the papers about incorpora
tions for the improvement of lands in , .
_ , . . ...
Idaho. There is one enterprise of this ; ,
... , . , 1
this charter which seems to promise ,
. , ...
good results, which is won. v the ,
. „ , , . .
attention of Utah people seeking 11
, , : , „
new location. It 1 » known us the Bru
ne« n canal.
Fully seven years ago a eompany
was formed to lake out the water out
of tin Bi iim-uu river and conduct it on
" I'"' 1 '" " 1 11 ' ' rl ' ,r 1 1
1» IS called the Owyhee Land and Ir
nu-ttMii (. ouiiimiT, with h (Militai of a
1 * \
liiillioti and a half. I hü und region XT
. , . -
i»rt no ed to ht» watered is all good
, , „ , p
soil, but it will require a canal twenty
five miles long to conduct the water
to it.
he
A large dam has l>een built, thirty
six feet high, across the stream where
it comes out of a canyon .'100 feet wide
Retaining walls of solid masonry have
been erected on either side, and heavy
timbers and other materials tilled in
with a sufficient sliqic. The canal is
to be thirty feet wide on the bottom,
witli a ch'i'v of three and a half to one.
A little more than three miles of the
canal lm\e hccii coiibi ructuil. A boni
.,^ . , , .
f 12u,(X)0 have been expenued by the
* *
comnauv and the work I» to he VHi«lic(l
1 ; 1
to completion.
The area expected to he watered by
this canal comprises about IXW.IXX)
acres. The stream, fed by the snow.
, , „ , ..
of the Owvliee ranee, never fails. The
. j a I . i
land 1 » level and, we undenttand, much
, . . . . «... !
f>f It IS open lor settlement. It W 11 he
„ . r r 0 . ,
well for »ome of our Snake river friend*
, . ,
to iiivc»tipite tin» matter and report
for the la-m-lit of ,ample sc.-King for !
Jam! on Which to make a living. It i- '
. . ,,
belter t«» own the right to water a» well >
»» the title to the land, hut when tin*
, , I
the next thing f*»r
It is the desire of Commissioner
Wells to have for the World's Fair »U
thc historical relies that can be obtained
I
is not attainable,
the tarmer i» to secure the u-e of tin
litejful fluid on the heat
pernutm ut possible term*—Salt Lake
Herald.
oil mo.-t
People who have iu
for this purpose,
their poss es sion any mementoes, heir
looms, or keepsakes of the early day»,
or who know of any such in the state,
would do Well to send them to the
I
commissioner at Boise City, or com
municatc with him in regard to them.
Any articles loaned the commissioner
I
will be carefully preserved and return- j
cd at the end of the exposition. There
are many things in the stale illustra
five of pioneer life iu Idaho, and while
familiarity may make them
•em little
noticed by our own people, yet these
verv »hi >-t, >•'1 i.. ,f ,i
very oh,,», t» wd. be of the palest
Curio-ities of
interest to the VI» tors at the fair
Any thing that will attiaet fav trahie
attention to our state at the f ür will
have hcm tici.il re-nil«,
any kind will be gratefully received
and placed in the Idaho building at
Chieagf Mai
curiosities and historical telies. It is
impossible for the commis, -.ion.tr and
his assistant» to visit every nook and
corner of the state. Every one with
the true interests of Idaho at heart
should contribute in some v,,tv to make
the Columbine c;position, what it will
he, the greatest fair the wirld has ever
known.
Tonight the numbers of new leave*
turned over will m„re than we would
s"|.p i..
nr have only one to re
•he would
m i spend any ii.om-y during the year
P1I3 for chewing gum, ib.ii ,he w..tibl
give a n ek.-l to the Sand iv
λ full of natural
care to count,
order.
Swear-off» »re now in
Next week, if w wete to t.n
dertake to rcord all w - could gather
iu our own town, it is probable we
would have to print a
hold them,
cord no.«.
A young and pretty girl
made u pledge t«-f..re deacon Limb,
who is notary | ut.he, tliat
phrase, and that she
r beau (-In
lias a nice one) that she lia» fondue*» for
» Ju-t think oi
'
et tool for
«•very Unit? «lie caught Item If u»:»^
t»Un^ word *»r
would never on»*e timt t«» 1
a
»**(? «*r«?ani or
what m
DVltlUl
»Wfur-nff ihia i*
U'-nipa r« d wi !» muii.* wriiit'li h.«vi* In « n
H».;,!« lay a ltd nr h of n * harddlvd u\ I
I e learn*-»»
to the (JitmpWUii* aid cure. Cmrti
iKiimn. Plt'.i dOc. tin I $1 OU. f 41 by
r'r* Bvarhy Mouutuia Ujiuv.
filme.'» -De L.nu, it Nugget.
KADI/} ClUVKit Rout, the new Bb»»i
f'urilier, giv«» (rtwhut
:
While number* of parties have gone
to tlu' diamond to l I» (?) iu Idaho, it
m pretty certain that the whole ex
Boiae
Ilia even believed that bv
the ground has been mdted. Thai
wil)l pro
tamed unless brought from Snake
river at a cos! of at hast *1,000,000.
Nearly all the basin land has been
located, anti claims have I»«*cn staked <>f
out more Horn three miles from the
basin Tile land is 'ocatod «» placer
111 . i ne lan Iis ca « 1 « ■
ground, each claim >emg la acres in
extent. None of the men know any- of
thing about diamond mines, and the|
expert» (?) only spent an hour or so at
the basin. They then had work
stopped at the "ledge*," und went of!'
to Chicago to organize a stock com-1
eilemeut about the gems was on a
false basis.
surface of the basin bestrewn
shiny pehldcs ami quartz gravel, and
I several ignorant men have eagerly,.,
. , , ... ; Hr.,
gathered up large quantit.es of the
were to be found in tlie basin, water
for washing them out could not be oh ,
worthless stones.
Kveu if diamonds
is
or
be
will
in , . . . ... ,
about "diamond ledges in that otf
this ; , , . ...
hand wav, because they do not get
, . . , , ,,
diamonds in ledges. Moreover, it
the , , , „ ,
does not look verv Well for him to
11 ,
make an agreement not to do any
Bru
out
on , ,
company is needed to open the Helds. '
1 1 should be borne in mind tliat tliis
Ir Kuni u nol q,, Frederick
of a . . rf ,, 4r
Kuni, the w m expert of Tiffany»,
XT ...... . .
iork, and the author of u
good , , , ^ ...
standard work on Qetii» and Precious !
water
All lliis sounds rather fishy.
puny.
If Mr. Kuni is the expert he is re
ported to be, he would scarcely talk I
1
, . ,
more work on the "diamond ledge" I
until be returns from Cliicago, where
he has gone to organize a stuck com
If as rich as reported, no stock
panv.
Stones. If any stock company is i
formed, our advice would be for people
not to buy any stock for the present. !
thirty
where
wide
have
heavy
in
is
bottom,
one.
the
\Ve had a little experience of this kind
in California once, which ended disis ■
trously to all except the stock pro
.. ,
Mr. Kunz mav know some
, , , , ,
tiling ol cut diamond*, and nothing of
, *
diamoml milling. A jew 1er is not apt
to know so much about how they mine |
precious metals and gems as about
prepairing them for sale. Stopping
work in the ground and rushing nil - to
boni • .
»tart a stock companv not vnin^ to
the 4 . * i ..
create an y great confidence in the new
VHi«lic(l . .
dHoovered fields—Mining Pres».
_ _
by ~ ,
IXW.IXX) The first of the new year finds most
snow. Kra.ifymg refits the work that has
iwcn done to represent I mho at the
The ... , ,, '
. i Wtiild s Fair. After many vexation*
much *
! delays Coinmn»»ioiier Well» ha» »tic*
11 he . , . , , ,
, needed in getting the work started on
friend* . . .. , .
the Idaho »late building at Chicago,
report . , , ,
for ! w | er * l,MH . .n the past month, and
It i- ' ", "* , " 1 ' 1 '' VC ' >u " "
,, closed l»V the mitldlc of al.inu.uy. Sev
well > . . , ,
entecii carload» of log» and other ma
tin* . ....
, I term I were coin ch d at Old Mi»» ion,
f*»r , , ...... .
and these »hmild all be now in Chicago
or on the road. Many of the exhibit»
in the several counties are now packed
and awaiting »hipment. Some of
these Will he collected in Boise Gitv
, x * . , M . , * .1
" M " l1, ' " " " " " " "
»U "'»'.e dipped direct. Many members
obtained " f ,lttVC "i»'l'eetcd the
exlnl.it» at the eapi'ol, and have ex
pressed the lügest satisfaction at the
showing made. Altogether the results
I are most encouraging, and, while much
motels.
■
tin
Lake
mo.-t
iu
heir
day»,
state,
the
work remain» to bt* done, vet noeflbrl»
I are being spared to make Idaho's ex
hibit one that will do credit to th -
com
them.
I state.
return- j
There
illustra
while
A bout the cheekiest thing the Re
publican près» ha» been guilty of
lately is to lay all the blame for the
little l >re »«nt stagnation in mining on the
these IU ' X ' •«•«••nirtwtiun. which will not
awunii' the rcjmiof the government un
palest „ ^ ^. h T ,^ W1 „ (im ,.
, . i» 4 , .i;
enough to blame the next a«!mtm»
of commission after It has had a chance
to do something. Tlie present ad
fair
trahie
will
received
at
It is
and
and
with
heart
make
will
ever
trntirii for its deeds of omission and
ministratian is still i.i power, and ii
is now iu order to note jmt whit it
has and hasn't done.
The election
"F-ir the la«t two or three years I
have been subject to cramping pains
in 'he sinmneh," says Mr. W. A. Bald
win. »hardware merchant of Boon
vdle, Dalh. Co h.wa. "I have Hied
a nuint.er of different remedies he
b.*>t mip litmc 1 lianu vilain a 1 one,
Cli«flora iiiitl I>iarrh«**a UoniHiv. <)m
leave* or two doses of it ulwav* eure» me."
would s„ld by c. ' U s.lva. Druggist.
A candidate la ingexamined for a
in Nevada
"Whati* the duty of a
He replied, "To hold
an examination on any person who
i.. ,)i,. 8 without the aid of a physician."
to re- , . . , . , ' « ,
It is said that a teaspoonful of
sugar will always revive a dying
fire, and unlike the few drops of
would cuai oil whi< h servants are so food
year of using and which have caused so
w..tibl many accidents, is perfectly safe,
natural
return» »cem to indicate th.it it ha*
beeu done up.—New» Miner.
in
t.n
teacher's certificate over
was asked,
coroner?''
gather
we
girl
Limb,
You can depend upon it, the Iwty
that loafs about on the streets and
she does nothing during school months
(-In- " ill never amount to anything in
for ,, ' i * ' T " rl, l a!l f;ir u8 g<H»l is cott
oi * :, * n *cd, blit nine times out of every
ten he will bring trouble upon h.m
' sei and bis parents. Buys, you
should go to school w hile the oppor
tunity affords.
for
a
i*
In « n
u\ I
„
«.jr^J^ÂÎÏTtÂ
. ' .' , " , ,
learn*-»» Ntt h government title. (mod lo. a
Cmrti- Don for a boarding house. Apply
41 by to (t. M. PayCML Ml. Homu l urU. 1).
Golden, Rrniky' Bar.
Bb»»i
:
TIIK M-'.GIK1, \TI UK.
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Boiae City last Monday, organized 1 '"
bv electing the following officer». noon
The Senate elected for president r "
pro tent., A. E. Muyljow. d., of Sho- of
shone. a
., 4
well
P * ,,f
Ada. was
Engrossing clerk, R. J. McMahon; by
assistant. Miss Anna MoLaughlin,
<>f hl»»ort\ cuaeri
KnroHmg clerk, Miss Teresa 0- rupt
Ada; assistant. Miss
■ Carrie Bradford, of Ada. * bit;
Journal clerk, Perineal French,
of Alturae. |
Pages, Shirly Sutton and Frank the
Hartley, of Ada.
Chaplain, Rev. D M. McRoynolds, j, e
pastor of the ilubtisi church, Boise
,
Janitor, \ . Badley, of Ada.
The House elected ull llepubli -1
The Idaho Legislature met in
, - . ,
Hr., d , of Ada;
Koger „ p „ of Ad L.
Sergeant-at-arms, George A. Wil- p'|
liains, p., of Alturae.
,
For secretary, J. H. Wickersham,
assistant, J.J.
Doorkeeper. C. Roswell,
,
it
to
'
M't lintock of Idaho City ; Assistai it
~ Mif ' 8 Ma 8« ie McGinttese of Belle
u
!
I cans as follows;
Speaker— D. T. Miller, of Boise. 1
Sergrtiit-ut-armn—J uh. A. Locke i
1 of Bellevue.
Doorkeeper—Monroe Daggett of
Kootenai.
Chief Clerk— C. II. Reed of Can-!
I yon coUnl> , assistant, G, B Florence
0 f AlluriiH.
Enrolling Clerk—Frank Riblctt
of Cassia.
Engrossing Clerk—Miss Gertie
vue.
Journal Clerk—Oscar Hounkalb
of Pocatello.
Committee Clerk—Stewart Siriip
is i son of Washington,
Chaplain—Rev. J. \V. Huston of
! Boise.
kind
■ Last Monday there was a trial
pro- processing in the Probate Court
before Judge Hinnott (the proceed
. » , , 1 ,
, mgs of which we suppress for the
of , . ... r \r ..... ,, .. ,
good nume of Mountain Home)
apt w hen upon the ruling of the Court
| up , , n a certain point the attorney
objected on the ground that Sinnott
was no longer legally entitled to
- to act as his successor hud been duly
< 1111 » 1 1 f î < > <1 thia Ktiitfiiii'iit
to quftlinca ' P ,,n llUH
Sinnott immediiitelv VAoatrd th*.*
new ' ,M V . 7 1 /• .
c hair, called Jud^c ( linton and
- .. . i i t *
praecfully introduce«! him to th*
3 ,,r y an '' ,h, ' lar * r '* rrepent.
most Judge Clinton assumed the judicial
has ermine with great composure and
the dienitv and the trial proceeded
... * r -4 . _ .
without further interruption,
Indim (Minton U a mnn of hieb
»tic* Juagc \ muon is a nun oi m^n
«•ilnrMtion nnd Hidendid iihilitiert
on cau / auon n " <1 H J Hen
and we predict that his nuininm
a . 1 » ,
tration will ho clean in every pir
and u , a| „, |hat , 1( . wi ,| drop the
" judicial r.da-s two years hence with
Sev- . i 1M ion of h II at In* olTiei il
ine »ppneuuion ot au »u in» omc i.u
ma course, and we hope »ten into a
i. 1
ion, more exalted position l»v the votes
! r *i . . i
of the people.
Lewis of Alturas county has in
trodueed ft bill in the Idaho As
of ßuuildy to amend sections 41 and 4*>
Gitv ! of ,luî «;l*'eti<*ns law
totalIv eliminates from the elector s
" " oath all that portion referring to
,, i>!a „ |V) p .Iv^uimv, etc, andaub
the at j tl ,tc8 nothing to take its niuee.
ex- 'p|„, measure amends aection -11 by
the the inaertion of n clause referring to
the time during which registration
much j shall be made, besides, everv Sat
urday between the first day of Aug
ust und the tenth day next preced
ing the election, as follows: "And
also during the said tenth day pre
ceding the election; and in ease any
day herein named for registration
shall la* a legal holiday, then during
the day next preceding such legal
holiday."
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The hill
ex
th -
Re
of
the
the A Missouri paper in speaking of
not the extent of the recent election |
un- said : From Maine to 1 alifonnn. ■
(im ,. from the Great Lakes to the G u If;
from Dun to lu»erslit*l>a ; from Joppa
i e \ ,» . i 1 i
to the Jordan, from hell to break
fast, everv thing seems to have gone
, |) pniocra {jc." That editor
ad '
and
will
never be accused of missing any-,
ii thing,
it >
Shiloh's Ccrk, the Great C-ntgl- !
! and Croup Cure is for sale by Dr M J 1
Bearhv. 1'oeket size contain» 2Ö doses,
only 2">c. Children love it.
Oliver Sloan and J. C. Johnson,
I of Boise, came in from Junction
pains Bur a few days ago, v here they
Bald bad been to locate some placer
Boon mining claims.
Hied r||airninn C lir ,er. of the Rep- !
he National Committee, e
one, / . . . . 4
<)m uudua that tilt* iu*xt l nit«.*u "tato»
me." Senate will be Democratic.
The Democrat* of Montana have
a secured control « f the Legislature,
assuring the election of l". S. Sen
a ator.
hold President Harrison has issued a
who proclamation granting genera
amnesty to all Morttian offenders,
,
of
dying
of
food
so
ha*
ÜS6»k»fj
SHILOH'S
CURE.
IC0 J6H cwq
Carm ( onxumptioti, ( oueHa, Croup, Horo
Throat.
For a Lam« Si»li
Cla»ter will gtvf grr-«t
SHILOH'S VITALIZER.
Mrs. T. S. H*wkiiu>,<'hattBri'uiirB.Terti..»ar*:
-JC/otiJ« « l i.Hliwr -sa I7.7J .UP Lift. ' I
tit A* best rtmtily f<>ra tbltuUaltil ** rtmt
J ever used." Kur JIv ipi iMt«. liver or Kidrx-jr
irouUo it excel*. Price75ct*.
Iwty
and ■
in
cott
every
h.m
you
by all Ihunidi on a Cuarantw.
, Back or Chr«t Shiloh'» Poroua
i«l4 ii-». -ij centa.
s..'.!
C*H|LOH'S/\ CATARRH
DNbBSÜWREMEOY.
HuvnyouCBtarrti!' Trvthl» KemwlT. ltwlll
a- retteveaiul Cur» vim. Pru-« W cs. Tht» In
1). gjunmtwtoftwotOfactloQ.
For Sale by Dr. Bcarby,
HAM BhtritweiL,
The old comiiiisetoncrH met in i *
_ _• . _ • . t, . , »
1 '" !tl H< ion last . nturday after- | ,|
noon an(1 decided the election of,
r " u,,t y commissioners by the vote I
of the county. This action rendered C
a draw necessary for Corker and ; ^
., 4 . » • . . ... . .
Stevenson-thejrhrtngat'e IBack- l
well did the drawing and fM'^
sonwon And now the ' Chief of | ,
mure Republican* calls it a ( s
democratic Pteal. Out «« ith nuch !
barefaced lying and villianv. It
was conducted fairly and so'uarelv
by all concerned, and because
Corker lost, Sam Blackwell is ac
cuaeri by a few ungrateful and cor
rupt Republicans of having sold
himself to Stevenson. No respecta- ,
* bit; man of any nartv will for a
...ornent credit ihis" audacious
| charg, printed in the last issue of
the Republican organ against Sam
Blackwell, and if we mistake not
j, e will make it warm for the
cowardly assailants of his good
name.
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ELMORE COUNTY BANK.
i
,
Mountain Iloine, Idaho.
G. 8. RICE, President.
J. W. CAMPBELL, Cashikr.
A General Banking Business transacted,
and sold.
Exchange bought
Interest
Deposits received.
Loans negotiated,
paid on time deposits.
gJd^CoaRBseiiNDEirrR :
Oregon Nat. Bank, Portland.
Hanover Nat. Bank, New York.
Boise City Nut. Bank, Boise City.
First Nat. Bank, Ogden, Utah.
NEW CHOP HOUSE.
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J-xlglitliall OL UnaCFfWOOd., - - KPOrS.
MOUNTAIN HOME,
.
il
a
4*>
s
to
to
In the Rear of BrowmlTs Barber Shop.
: ; IDAHO.
Fresh Oysters, Fish and all
Delicacies of the Season.
Open Day and Nipt
Moats at all hours.
*
Order what you want und pay accordingly.
TIM KENEDY'S SALOON.
In Klniorc Hotel Building,
lYIountain Home, Idaho.
I hove just opened the ulaive House and respectfully solicit the
patronage of the public.
Bsst of Wines, "Lid uors and Cigars
ALWAYS ON HAND.
THIS SPACE
RESERVED.
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Look Out for
ad.
in next week s
e t i n.
BULL
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lî t f) fi H
MUUiUGi, MUiUyiOÖy WUUiDy
y * ***
a
REYNOLDS & SHAW,
-DEALERS IN
BLINDS, WAGON TIMBERS, ETC.
Also, Paints, Oils, Lime and Lath3.
MOUNTAIN HOME. IDAHO.
ELMORE HOTEL
—(New Bkicx IIctbi.)—
I
Cornci* AHnrns St. & Atlant a Arc.
MOUNTAIN H0V1É IDAHO.
P. LINAHAN,
Pro'r.
riitd MuU»l, having bt*n ju»t rénovât«*«! an
nnhraco« uv»
newly furniniied thn>ui;l;out
•ry tealuir «»f a
FIRST-CLASS and POPULAR HOSTELRY
lia» large, and well ventilated Sleeping Bouia»; also large and well-'isbted
8an.,dr Kmim» for Commercial travelers. The Ihuing K • mi - . -t i la
in every appointment. A*k for Clerk of the Eltuoie w.teu at ly
ing at the depot
i *
All of the new county officiale
tre »worn in last Monday and
they immediately inhumed the
| ,| ut j eg u f tht , ir Vegpective offices. I
They consist of James D. Cray,
I sheriff; C. P. Oliver, assessor; B.
C mtoti Probate Judge; L M. May.
; ^ i/ Rhode«, Surveyor;
. and W. II. Manion. J. H. Steven*
l „ ftnf , Juhn Van Schaick. com
tnissioners. They are all Dcm
| , Krfttp excepting Oliver and Van I
( s , ha ; ( . k , «.publican, and Mav.
! r ' 1
. . . , , ,
A number of ladies and gentle-:
n,L>n ' lua< l*'d with baskets and
Packages, wended their way to"La
J. 1 ' 1,1 Saturday evening and gave
»nd Mrs. Howie a surprise that
, T'- V "J 11 P ro P al,1 -V long hold in
Peasant remembrance. Card play
"1(5 a,l, l feasting was the order of
4 gening, ending with one of Mr.
a° wie ' B inimitable Dutch persotti
fi 1 :ationB '
I Henry \V. Adams and Miss Dolly
Morgan were married at Bellevue,
Dec. 26.
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MOUNTAIN HOME
. ,
I DIXIE DIGGINGS tad
HOC K ¥
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of
Mountain Home Lodge, I. o. o. K.
B AR
it. s. mail and
Stage Line.
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Mountain Home. Pine Grove and
Rocky B?r.
CarrM. i-awfl, F.>i»w,t Umtat Rat. *.
Leave Botin tain If«*
EISA. M Itaily, «xccpMii
Suml.t. Arrit« At Ris'Xy Bar at 6 f. a ■* 111 * .la
Latva Rock? II»r At fl A M Dally, i>n|>t btuitUy |
uni arrlvt. at tlounUm lions
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GRAY BROS., Pro'rs.
Elmore lanlge, A. F. A A. M.
The rviftiiar eommankatk
»
the Wt-vineailav r%fi»lnÿ of, or iw**t pr»
OMdtfM the ft. iol th«tm>on
fif FImorr
«t A W. mr* held on
•h month.
Hojournin« brother« arc cordia*Siy lnvite<l to »I
Attend.
tfJ II JOHNSoh. s«r»tikrj.
AI'RLBKKT II. CLAHK. Hutu.
auSHjrl
HALL OK MOUNTAIN
HOME LOtXIK N I
O. O. K — Lodift* incebev
prv MATt'HUAY *'
All mrmtser« in
in itcwl I" Mth ml
f. U. HuUKlll. N. Ü.
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r—d
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F R. M* WILLIAMS, H. »
KI more Vk.ci
lily No. 747. K. of !..
loath At
cordially
A. M SIN MOTT, M W.
Mevt*. FIRST TURKU A V nicht In «
, Mountain Uuiuv. »••jjurnin^ brother«
invite I
ih
C. Il RIXEIIAKT. H 8.
S. H. HAYS
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
orßtv U ipiul Mat« Bank lltiildiny
J BOISE CITY,
1 Will |»M« tii*e in all Court« and in the United State«
Lan l uffoe.
IDAHO.
W. C. HOWIE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
1
-AND—
P U B L I C ,
NOTA U Y
Mountain Home. Idaho.
Fit AN K T WYMAN.
H A It It Y U. WYMAN.
WYMAN €l WYf/IAN.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
BOISE CITY, IDAHO.
Patent« (or
üitinr dilaN a specialty.
(U'lUilo
prcimah attcml* I K»
A M SINNOTT
Attorney at Law,
Mai ntain Home, Idaho.
WILL H. DIAL,
* ATTORNEY AT LAW
Mot ntain Home, Idaho.
SAMUEL G. RHOAD
Civil E^ginrr & T 7 avt*A S'c.t:b
D-puty Mineral Surveyor,
MOUNTAIN HOME,
IDAHO.
r.xpcr{«fi*o In »*1 Bran-lie* of SurV'
! agricultural and
liucral.
Cation.
BÄRBEL
SHOP.
NEW
1 la the Old Gem Restaurant Building,
adjoining Chattin A Olteiiheiiner's
Saloon one tide and Miners'
Exchange on the other.
FRANK 11ROWNK1.LK ha* returned to Mountain
udmhI
I Ohl frit ml* an*l c
, get a kr'KHl Hiiav« m
ll-m« ami
at the alKive atari !
» ted to call and
h.
id hair-cut.
JAS. CARROLL.
House ami Sip Painter.
Mountain Home.
Carriaije painting also done to
order and satisfaction
guaranteed.
s
ONE DOLLAR
EVERY HOUR
U t «-arnrii b.v miiy one of Fittier »ex iu any
par! of tin* c-iuufr» , who i» wilhiig to work inHti ••
.ulh we InrnMa
1*1 v a: tlu- oiu|ilntir.ent
l«b*ir i* light Mint i»iin«nt, fttid vou run
f'iitplfl
1 niL
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I
, B BÜÜ
ill |»*w t ,*k
work
ri'i
• »• i
a tnai
liiinp to U
you eau g
to tour««!
thi* I* the cramlewt o ltr ma.lt.
ali «tov.or in toe evei
|4o» »ti. an I have» (e«v *|mre hour» a!
i i».*»*!, utilise th* in.
! out buBtne» « will not interlere at «11. >
Im annxvd on tho ntart at the raj.idltv an
I-V wtiieti you antm«« dollar upon itollar.da«
•lav out fc.v«*u brpl
Hr«t hour. A
Ull. Y
for rnur*elt
which w*? otfVr. No c
fraud worker«; n »w
a« mew The« «liouhl
w*-ll piifitH to them
r. r
th
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I.
II >
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ill
i> mid
ii th«
uour
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un tlir b
il» S ••»*»
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•hoitNI ir»
bat v
ut II vt»
lit»* bu*
Wororw ar.
it «a. H«ked
iv* they mute a«
n .
rbl* bu*in» ». ni if i* *o
*Vrl»r at i*»t»*r and »uv
>oar*v»i. AUdr».« U. NALI.KTT 4 (().,
Lu* h»U, Tuttiiuwl, Me.
(oi
WANTED.
i Agent« to sell our choice and
hardy Nursery Stock \Ye have
many new spet ial varieties, both in
fruits and ornumeutuU to offer,
which are controlled only by us.
\Ve pay commission or salary.
Write its at once for terms, and
secure choit» of territory.
MAY BROTHERS. Nurserymen
l.oi bester, N. l .
I
i
Carnau, and Tradr-^Ifirka oltalnrtl. and all I*tU
«E*. Dii*in -*« mmlurird for fc*cd*ra*t Ttrft.
Oar 0 »ct is Oooo* a l. S.PrUat Cfict.
-vourr paten? iu Ut*n tiu.« thau tun««
jvtnot« iMin VI ;• In nut or.
band modrl, tira» inr or photo., irfth d«**rrlp.
lion Wo advf*c. if patentable op not. fre# of
9»a T29. On rf
•rut .< «
i ilin* till rmtft.t i. <i cureit.
A S'-»»-:»!. ■ Il'.u- to re tain 1'itant. ' irltti
nan-i nfactuai cl ten'« la)u*rstau, cuuntr.or
lawn, .cut free. A kirri«.
la
C.A.SftiOW&CO.
Ottcf.i R.Ur.t Orne» VtaLiinatMi. D. C.
«*■
STOCK BRANDS,
X Lnt h 'Ltt*'ot|î. r '' 1 ' "* d ' p< " " u "**
LJ 11 -' - - *««•; erop»«**pu* ta _
HLce. r U t».a-^uln n.m* luh.
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CITY
MEAT MARKET
Mountain Home, Idaho.
C W BURNS. • • Proprieter
< Alnp keep« on UihI
BEEF,
VEAL,
MUTTON,
Com fed PORK,
Sonsaere.
|
All orders w ill receive prompt
attention.
»
If
N
You Think
any kind of • crop «rill do, thoo
any kind of -ml* will do; hut for
the t»e*.| rewuiUl you »houhl pi—d
FERRY'S SEEDS,
Always th* bwa. Hier "W
th« AtAiulard »v»rywb«r*.
Perry'« *rr* Aawwal » U>*
important book <*f Ihr kind pub*
liahrd. It Is invaluable to Uw
planter. We aend It tree. .
U. M. FERRY & CO.J
kk DETROIT,
BARDER SHOP
and BATH HOUSE.
Mountain Hume.
C. F. KÄUFER- • - • Propr
03- Razors pul in order.
, <s BUY THEIKa
Light Runnimg
\[7
vl/
r
hncsto jy
WOODWORK, ß
«1 L
wtuumL
w MOAT
I Our a ter,
k 4 J^ T
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.
TEN cent» to 9» Union Sq., N. V.,
w wf pr(*o name, "Blind Luck,*' and
wm a Nvw Home Sewinc Wnchlno.
The New Home Sewin? Machine Co.
ORANCK, MASS.
ILL. ,C * tÄU *
FOR SALE BY
—
RCOULATC TKX
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS,
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR
MtM, lira» *, be, Ci M U b
Ia4lg««tl»n. UIH
pull««, IlysprpsU, tkrsBle Livor 1 rsablss,
iNitintsa Bod ( ompl. tl.R, !>>»••< wry.
Offra»!«* Bn alb. *sd >11 *fa» rd » r « af lbs
to
fh, l.lvrr 0*4 Bowel*.
Ms
Hi pan« Tabula* conUia »oibliur lojorftoo* to
sa/s, « ff'-ctual. Ulv, imoMdiaw mita*.
arvcMpiollA
THE RIFAN« CHEMICAL COv
m struck murr, wxw tors errr
HERCULES
MOTIVE
Gas and Basofiaa
PI A I ||P»i|
•• IJ II IBI L mM
f ü VW t II
ENGINES
fewer pwrta,
» k*i likely to |vi out
TTrt*
—--— IWnftm _ _ _
onlcr !hxn m-.y oth»r ra* or paaoilne «*o«i
built. Ju-t iytk; the burner, turu Ut* wbevl, miul 1ft
KUMialldftJ.
MAKER NO SKULL OR DIRT.
NodoubiOurfMlimFat^-vRlon*.«« rkvquMit wtUk
L uviiablu fe|«uiU,
ill
Vor Sfmplletty It UraU the World.
It Oils Itaclf Automatleully»
?fo Latterloa or EUctrlo R{mrlu
il n»tà* w.'Ji «Chearwr (Irarîoof Ü.
o -W Lu^.utx.
.
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rrm morRimnc cia-cuu imrw
PAUftCft Ci ne Y, Manufactukc««,
î ' fr; ::^a. Cd ri Ptrtirl, P.
Gentile Clothing
in
ç 10 jfqj nm j Sl'ITS
.
FOR ssrn AND YOUTHS »rtt.M.t
OBt.' Al.'f » A «II 1 Mi ll I' ll OB* li' trll MB<)')*, of
MANUFACTURED BY
CHRIST'AKS FOR CHRISTIANS.
Ed. L. Huntley's
rood«. i% If tttra*
blank an«i tayw »»««auro
L 1> l-' 1 Î.' • Wv «briant <*!• and irt a
I IX 1 . 1 *. Ml tk , ,„J n , , 1 , li
99. and 9)4.
ab a (
qitcntttiv« than
offrrauuij 绫l
nth«r b*-Gwe. Ah
Onv t'* *h
Uviisl» nul «»Hfcfavti
»li*
kutu
atrirlly (*>r t-»»h an<i In l«rf*
•iht r in
lit v »na I it*
'• ut.»|'jth«cl»rtihlr 1) my
tU tuarkvd in »4a;n f>Kti'*»
M'-ur> r«fui.tied al all inn«» it
of
-.«Mr.** Kl». I »IUNTLY 4 CO ,
Wl Mill S43 MoitriN M., i lu« ago.
I T SPRAGUE.
JUSTICE OF THE l'EACK,
ISrOT^IL Y PUBLIC
Avn CoitTKYANCEN.
MonrrAtN timii. iii.tta. *
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