Mountain Home bulletin., June 16, 1888, Image 2

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Batomday Morhino, June 16,1888.
ELMORE COUNTY.
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After the smoke of the election of
1888 had cleared away and the
prena n t officers of Alturas county
were found to have been choeen, the
moat natural thing calculated to
engage the minds of the successful
«ms was the matter of fees and sal
aries; and when the proposition to
grade the counties of the territory
into classes, and graduate the
emoluments proportionately, had
been successful, a hornet's nest was
found to have been stirred up,
which aroused the energies of the
newly elected, whom nothing but
first class drippings from the treas
ury could make happy. Fully im
pressed and wild with apprehension
in relation to the importance of
the matters involved the court-house
ring posted off to Boise City in hot
haste, where securing the distin
guished services of General D. P. B.
Pride, they commenced a vigorous
war against any division of the
county. The question with these
msn was not as to any advantage
to be gained by the people or any
detriment that might accrue. Ko
discussion of this nature formed a
part of their reasoning. Their mo
matter
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the
ear
It
Uvea were purely personal
of dimes and dollars to themselves.
Bulldozing upon the one hand and
flattery and promises of preferment
upon the other, were the means un
sparringly used to accomplish their
objects. Thus, some prominent
citizens of Ada having ventured to
express an opinion favorable to di
vision because of its palpable jus
tice, threats were made of throwing
the weight of the influence of Al
turas in the scale for the segrega
tion of the northern counties and
* the annexation of the south to Ne
vada. Congressional honors were
freely hinted at as the reward of
othen who should assist in preserv
ing these salaries, and it has been
believed others were corrupted.
Thus the game went on until a
measure possessing within itself
as much of equity as any ever in
troduced into the legislature suffered
defeat.
Will this course be repeated?
We should take very good care to
aee that it is not. The first move
ment should be to effect a political
combination which should make
auch a cause impossible by causing
the entire influence of Western Al
turas as well as its friends in other
parts of the county to become cen
tered against any and all candidates
who oppose division. And why
not thus combine? We cannot in
any manner effect the national is
sues. We have no vote for presi
dent and have no more to say with
regard to such issues than the in
habitants of the Sandwich Islands.
Our delegate in Congress is a mere
agent, and cannot vote or speak
upon any of the national issues in
the house and we have no represen
tative in the senate. Shall we talk
and vote upon issues which do not
exist for us and which we cannot
effect and allow our own internste to
suffer because we heed them not?
Our enemies will endeavor by
every possible means to arouse
in the minds of (he people a
party spirit that can avail them
nothing, and they then hope to put
off the day for division. We warn
our readers of proposed Elmore
county that in following either the
Republican or Democratic parties at
the next election, for Represetative
in the Legislature, they are ox
changing the substance for the
shadow—that they are persuing an
M igneus fatuus" leading them far
away from home, over swamp
and bill and dale. Until we
can obtain our new county and
something like a seat of justice,
where our constantly increasing
business may be attended to within
a reasonable distance of our koines,
we should have but one aim and
puroose in politics and that aim
ana purpose-division. " There is no
reason on earth why we should cast
our votes for men who are only in
tent upon oppressing us and deny
ing ns the most commonly accorded
rights of men.
It was understood that when the
bill for the creation of Elmore county
was introduced at the last session
of the legislature and under consid
eration, that Hon. Fred T.l Dubois
was opposing our interests. He
may nevertheless introduce a bill in
CoogreM, and have the same re
ferred, so aa to be ready for action
after the summer recess. Dubois
professes to introduce all bills his
•onstituenta may desire that are
cent to him. It is the proper thing
lor us to do to make efforts for di
vision both at the national and
a nuiitol. r* •• filll lima that
a» oorumenoed and let U
««r work waa ooramenoed and let it
be ear ueat, united and quiet work.
KIND WORDS.
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It ML H era,.
dJSrSÂ.7îT p»r*r
bss tod VeNey to that at the Ml How Bi t
and aulargad It to raven column*. Tha ML
tm fest proud off tMf pk*
ic th* best off Um Terri
«Vi Mve rwy n
S lor ft I* certainly
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to )im aad yarn, IV»,
Tha Mountain Horn Bruwne, Ora. M. Payna'a
laSi ii t « craditon Mountain H
atilaiprlaa at Km Pit nr. It la daaarvlnc at a llharal
patronaaa. Wa an alao p lea »ad to aaa that It I» Juat
plain Haunt ala Home Brums, aad not aoothnr
'•Idaho" papar.- Caklwall Trfhuiw.
v Tha Bmm mint Villfj ho* twin rac hr Ut e ned. It
! i nom Um Mountain Horn« Holum*, under Um «une
t and hi a bright paper,
congratulate« Mr. Pat ne on Uh? nappy name ntoriel
In making the «hange and upon the n eat n w of the
wish the Ht Lumx much success.—Bubo
Two brand new paper* hare reached our table this
weak. Tha And la the BiumH, of Mountain Home,
under the able management of Geo. M. Payne,
the beat all round newspaper men In Idaho territory.
The ether la the Bentlmknf AI Mon, wish J. C. Bvaah
ear a« editor. We wish both papers every succès*.
—Pocatello Reporter.
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mixen. hra mod. It.
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peamnra. It la a great lutpmrement over the
papar In every way, and Mr. Payne deserve* lowen.
Anyone reading the paper cannot lall to realise that
It has determined view* on the county division ques
tion.—-Hailey News* Miner.
TM l a n g» ami Talley has merged Into the Moun
tain Home Hemm* and present* decidedly improved
appearance. Ilm. Pavno is no slouch in the news
paper burines*. and will reap deaervad remuneration
should ha suceaed in dividing Alturas county.—Csaria
County TIum*.
Tho telo Rang* tad Volley hoe boon christened the
Mountain Homo Bulletin 1% hae been enlarged and
make* a batter appearance than formerly. We wt»h
m financially and otherwfce. Owybee
££££
Th. Mountain Ham. «vixens has apparant sad
aiakw s v tty «editable .ppc n«. W. *M Bra.
Nman
-fMsbaai
MOTHER.
Bî Usas McDesus Pnaua.
Aad th. al|ht MBs deifcl jr dawn.
And svsr Um dbtaat lova;
hr, I sn oat grieved, but wrary
Aad . folliag at rad unrrat
wt'h Um patteiiag rat. draps
Ihes Msg sra s rang mt darting,
0«. that SMjr touch Um mul:
I «III at la Um ahsde« and Ibton
Tn th. felt .«rat rh) nth r-ll.
Mot from tha grand old march**
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and
Hm p«M el hm. (mira.
For Um din and raOi of toW.
Would nilngta «Ith Um lave.
Mather a lov.-lon ditty
Hm Uy of mi .braut hu.buil
Or «ai of . lonely «if.,
M., Onx M you did my darting
Lui nlifht by th. wtadow Mon.,
And your voie, «rat out on Um night wind.
To mlnglo with Itemomn.
Ai I Ungond It. touching endence
Dbpelleri ray gloomy faon;
My hurt hnoUMd o glad thankagiviag,
Min. .JO owflowod with toon.
Tat, Oug the rang ray darling.
For tha oorto of th. day on doua,
Sing a n mother', undying lor.
Tor hm mb —at mjnrd
I will at by the window raid Ibton
To yonr role. Saat through the room.
win wottor Um cloud at gloom,
That hAitgi like i Mxuhre mantle
Over my eoul to nlffht,
To bora but. brooding rarootnora.
A rratfut calm dolluhL
Dm song that Id molting numbon
IU raw.go of lav. may toll;
M.y orb. aa . doml of incento
And tho old owl «tory toll
Cf tho friend who may ne'er prove (aithlera.
Th* first of our childhood jam,
Clinging clo** m the 4«) • crow darkmm«,
And the way bedew«! wt«h toui.
Oh! *ta|r off the mother'« wxitln*,
Of twr patient, gent!« bra,
Of the prayer* that vine et Nightfall
From her heart to » throne of grace;
Yearning with great companion
Watching with an clou* care,
Aa the line* on h*r bow grow deeper,
And «ilverved the once dark hair.
For the aUcnt who** head one* neat led
In the arm* now «tiipty grown;
Oh! *ing of her lonely watches
When the nestlings all have flown.
Not the song* off a nation * gladnr**,
When the glorious victory * won.
But the «mg* off patient mother*
That mourus their absent sou*.
Sing for me this evening
All in the fading light,
The holm of My mother'« k trara.
llie peace off her soft good night,
Shall «une to «ne a* I listen
Aad prara to My wrariwl bnrat.
In the songs that speak of mother,
Thera I. home, thon ta heaven toi rraL
Mou.tam Hon., June, ISSS.
NOTICE.
Ta Mar chant* saâ Other«.
You are hereby notified not to honor
orders for supplies or bank cheeks of
the Alturas Gold Limited unless signed
by ma.
J. M. 1'ATTKkSON,
Superintendent.
Rocky BAr, Idaho, May 28, 1888.
Brill Cas ta .
All parties indebted to me are re
quested to rum« forward immediately
and sattle.
Hereafter I will sell lumber for cash
(j R Shaw
Mountain Home, Miiy 15, 1688.
DULY.
Naw Millinary,
Helfrich k Millar opened up yester
day as fiue a line of millinery goods aa
can be found in any town in the Ter
ritory, consisting of hat frames and
trimmings, and ; ou can iiud there any
thing from a hark-ahout Maud Muller
to the most elaborate styles. Call in
aud select the shape aud then the
trimmiugs, aud trim it to your uwu
march 23
tun le.
Money to Loan
On three to live year's mortgages on
good agricultural land after final proof
is made.
Insurance, lteal Estate and Loan
Agents, Hailey, Idaho.
/ Mean What 1 Say.
You mod not send away tor gro
ceries, hardware, glassware, crockery
tinware, clothing, dry goods, canued
goods, or uuylhiug else, as you can
buy cheaper ul my store than else
where.
Lemmon & Boone,
up20
J. M. Hauar.
Fashionable Dressmaking.
Mrs. S. J. Puttee, who has recently
arrived from the Eaat, would l>e pleaMal.
to receive the patrouuge of the ladies
of Mountain Home and vicinity.
New Millinery Store.
Miss Anna Barber has removed her
Millinery and Fancy Notiou Store to
that ' th « new building next door to Hel
U frich * Mn,l ' r '* wil >
it ^ to H „ her old cwlomcrt
au J alt0
many m. w oueb.
Won't You?
Th* Bui.LF.tin desires a corre- *
«pondent in every camp in Elmore !
county and across the Snake on
the Bruneau to give us the local
new»—everything that transpires,
every birth, death and marriage.
If friends from a distance are visit
ing the neighborhood, give us their
names which will be of interest to
some. If new enterprises are pro
jected, let us know it. If lands or
mines are sold give the names of the
parties concerned and the consider
ation. If new improvements of any
kind arc undertaken, give us the
particulars. If everybody in El
more county is interested in the suc
cess of a paper furnishing this in
formation. and everybody should
give us their co-operation and assis
tance in gathering this news, the
Bulletin will be everybody's paper
and everybody should come for
ward with willing hands to build it
it up.
j
H Handsome Magazine.
Every resident of the Pacific coast
•hould feel a special pride in the er
tietic, tyi ographic and literary excvll
ance of The West SHOkE, the only
illu*traU*d magazine published in the
weet. The superior quality of ile en
gravings, as well ss I heir s|H»ci»l ob
ject end nature, and the wonderful
work it is doing in presenting the re
sources of and beauties of this region
such an attractive form, should give it,
the hearty good will and stip|>ort of j
every citizen. The May nnmlter con-1
tains many splendid engravings of ;
Poitland, and a large colored .apple-1
meat of the mammoth exposition to !
be given there next fall by the North-1
ern Pacific Industrial Association. !
This will be a great fair ami will at- j
tract thousands of people from all
over the Pacific coast. The number
has, also, other most valuable and in
teresting contents. The magazine is
but 2Ô cents a copy, or fi2.50 a year,
and gives a largo siipplt'ineut, in col
ors or tints, with every issue. Address
L. Samuel, publisher, Portland, Ore
gon.
I
The Malheur (Oregon) county
scat question is not yet settled, none
cf the aspirants having received a
majority of the votes cast. The
vote on county seat was: Vale 214,
Jordon Valley 173, Ontario lß3,
Paris 142, Grove '30. The Atlas
says that Ontario will not be in the
fight at the next general election,
and thinks that Ontario will live and
Nourish—county scat or no county
scat.
Patriotism ia ruuuiiiK vary high
this year. At least one would so judge
from the fact that every town, village,
and aeigliliorhood fur and near Are
preparing to celebrate the 4th of July. ;
—Weiser Leader.
If the above paragraph be correct, I
then Mountain Home must be
placed in the category of cities.
You can always tell the character I
of a man by the way in which he
treats his stock. A pleasant, gcn-|
crous hearted man never abuses his :
stock, and always has their sur- 1
roundings pleasant and comfortable. ;
A man who will cruelly treat his I
dumb animals is n natural born
villian, and he who neglects them is
a worthless cuss on general princi
ples.
WHIT. GARRET Y,
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Corner Jackson and Bennett street*,
MOUNTAIN HOME, IDAHO.
Horseshoeing
A Specialty.
General blacksmithing and repairing done In the beet
woikman-like manner.
TranOon, sod .v.rjhoJy .wtins bbckHnithing,
give u. . oai.
re
aptO
WM. GAKKKTY.
New Brick and ftton* Structure, Lighted by Elect i
tricity. lucandescent Light* and Electric
Bell* in Ever>* Rooiu.
Headquarter* for Commercial Men, Mining Mm
and Tourist*.
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and
in
the
ARTHUR SMITH.
E. W. JOHNSON.
The Alturas,
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS
SMITH A. JOHNSON, - - Proprietors.
IIAILEV. IDAHO.
Idaho Stage Co.,
on
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O. J. SALISBURY, Prop.,
J. M. HAGAR, Cenl Agent
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Mountain Home A Rocky!B r.
FAKE, EACH WAY, *10.00.
Carries Pacific Exprès* *1 Lowest (Utes.
Leave Mountain Home at • a. m. Daily, sxnsp
8ui»da>, arrive at Ducky Bar at 6 r. M. «aim: Jay
Leave Kucky Dar at 8 a. M. Daily, except Kuu
j and arrive at Muuutaiii llouiu at «I r. u
•ugfi'driif
i MHS. A. 3IciVF.lt, !
SHOfSHONK,, IDAHO.
Carrie* a targe and complets ***orttuent of ills lot
' eat design* ia
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TKIMMINOft, FEATliE:t8, LACK AND BEAD
WORK, RIBBONS AND FLOWLK8, 4c.
MILLINERY.
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! WRITE TO HER FOR PRICES.
'Mail orders solicitrd.jplg
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COIZEHCIAL
HOTEL
: IDAHO.
CAIfDWBItX«, :
MRS. HI. COLLINS, Pro'r.
j Since assuming control of this elegaut O. S. L. Railway
Hotel at Caldwell, Mrs. Collins lias caused it to be
remodeled, renovated and refurnished
throughout, making it
FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY PARTICULAR.
OVER 40 WELL FURNISHED ROOMS.
'Commodious Sample Rooms for commercial travelers.
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Electro-Magnetic Belts !
W TbffiraadsttTrhmph »I Elsetrle Sslsncs—
1^, g . .c tclsetlReally Had« and Practically Applied.
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* «*s ami comfortable aloep at night." Bo bL Bail« alderman, IM Baal «Nh Street., Mew fork
id* of other*.
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RUPTURE DR. RORUPS ELE 6 TRÖ 4 UMETIQ UELT-TRUSS.
Tie Palate Restaurant
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BAKE RY.
Mountain Home,: : Idaho.
WRIQIIT A C30MES, Proprietors.
EVERYTHING NEW.
Me;.is at all Hour», on European plan.
,
l esll 1 lull for IWtlc every
Friday.
Choice California fruits always
t i
n I .
■Open day and night.
Fresh Oysters, every style.
AST A Iso fresh Bread, Pius and f'ake*.
FRF.I». WRIGHT,
FEI. GoMKS.
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rhc togb-hBlo- ...d Thoroughbred
HI ALLIUM
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inrTS
TO HORSE MEN.
WALLACE
Will etand for service during the season of 1888, at
JOHN illTCHKLLS Livery Tarn, Mountain
li me, Idaho.
WALLACK ii 4 yaaru old on the 8th of Blny; i* a
dark dapple Bay with bl.i k pointe, standing 17|
hand« high r.nd weighing 1A00 pounds, poi>8c«hfiig fine
style and action.
Ê0T - J [ Eli ms— 125.00 to insure mare
with foal; for season.
All t^^aihie care will l*e taken to prevent accidents,
but will not be rceponsibl* «hould any occur.
WH. 14. C'ARPKNTF.R.
Proprietor.
apST
C. W. BURNS,
— raorairroR op—
The Meat Market
MOUNTAIN HOME, IDAHO.
Keep* on hand a good supply of
Beef, Mutton, Fork, etc.
Fish and Game in Beasou.
Robert Brown,
CONTUACTOR and BUILDER,
Mountain Home, Idaho.
Masonry Work a Specialty.
Windmills »ml pumps for sale.
« erected
ami wells bored to
order.
Mills nud
Geni-rnl job work promptly at
tended to.
ROBERT BROWN,
(MOUNTAIN HOME, IDAHO.
HALLIDAY WIND-MILLS.
-AN!»—
standard makes of pumps
—AT—
LIVING PRICES:
MT " rite for rats* nnd tv rum.
J. K. LOVELACE,
Glenn's Furry, Idaho.
r Rewarded urs tho»s who rend thl*
and thin iwt; they will find honora
ble cmpl-vment that will not take
them from their h'-ine* and familis*.
Ihe profil* ary large ami Mire for every indii>trioiiN
itcra.n. niuny butt made and
fiiiiKlnMl dollar« a month.
RICHLY
now iikoking bsveral
It is «t«y for any one to
tunke fS and upward* per day, who P willing to work,
Lither «ex, young or old; capital not needed; wc
«tart .ton. kverything new. Ao «pscial ability re
quire.1; you, reeder, ca»: do i*. a* v.«l! os any one.
Write tous ut once for full particular», which wo
mail free. Add res* Stinsou U Co., Portland, Maine.
Mar. 15, 1888, 1}
Freeh Milk.
I am prepar«l to furnish pure fresh itilk to any
S vrt of Kouiitain Home- delivered twico a day.
Ilk tb-kcts h>r*a.c -tu 1 k p.'iJ for in advnnce.
—* A. JMhtFtl.
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M. HYDE A BRO.
P. O. Croatia, Owyhoe Go., Idaho.
Brand: game a* In ni
Wattle on left side off
neck.
Horae Brand:
connected on left
stifle.
Range: Meadow Creek,
Bruneau and Big Bpring*.
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Leonard House.
Glenn's Ferry, daho.
MUS. M. E. LEONARD, Prop'r.
Good Beds, and Plenty of Them.
Good Meals and fair treatment.
DAY BOARD, $6 PER WEEK.
HARRY BRESSI.ER
MOUNTAIN HOME, IDAHO.
PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER,
—AND—
I JEWELER j
Quartz Pinsy Sets,
ETC.
—Mad« To Ord«r.
CLOOKR RE-BRONZED
:
ELMORE HOOK
—(New Brick Hotel)—
Coniep Altiiras St. A Atlanta At®.
MOUNTAIN HOME. IDAHO.
BY MRS. MAMIE GRAY and MISS OARRIE JOHNSON.
This Hotel, having been just renovated and newly furnished throughout,
embraces every feature of a
FIRST CLASS HOTEL
Has large, and well ventilated Bleeping Rooms ; also large and well-lighted
Sample Rooms for Commercial travelers. The Dining Room is first slass
in every appointment. Ask for Clerk of the Elinors when arriv
ing at the depot
W. H. BLACK MAX.
P. C. KRIiiBAUM.
Krigbaum & Blackman,
—Dealers in—
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Urners' Supplies, Liquors, Cigars, Etc.
PINE GROVE, IDAHO.
Helfrich & Miller,
-DEALERS IX
General Merchandise.
MITCHELL WAGON DEPOT.
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
Ivon, Steel» Rail*» Hopso Uium.
Carpets, Wall Paper.
Groceries and Dry Goods.
▲11 Orden Entrusted to our Cure will b« Promptly Attended te
BOISE CITT.
♦
CALDWELL.
Wbolassle and Retail Dealen i.
Schüttler and Moline Wagons,
The Famous Tubular Axle Wngonu
Buckeye and McCormick harvesting machinery, Royal
self-dump rakes, buggies nud spring wagons, buck
boards, Hardware, Iron and steel, Groceries,
Boots and shoes, Furnishing goods, the cel
ebrated Charter Oak stoves aud
ranges, John Deere Moline plows,
barbed and plain fence wire,
Tinware, etc.
IFMlil orders solicited.
F. R. COFFIN 6l BRO.
CALDWELL.
ul
BOISE CITT.
W. B. SPARKMAN,
Northwestern Manager and Traveling Salesman for
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off
Creek,
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ESTY & CAMP, tha Rnllable
PIANO and ORGAN
Manufacturers. Instruments sold at lowest figure* and on
easy terms Address, W. B. Sparkman, Butte, M
ontana.
JOHN MITCHELL'8
Livery and Feed Stable,
AND CITY HAY SCALES,
MOUNTAIN HOHE,
.IDAHO
RVKMfN Con.l.ntly In RradliiMCVZ
BUGGY TEAMS & FIRST-CLA88 RADDLE RIGOR.
team, ç5 per day. Saddle horse, $2.50 per day.
Horses fed by day, week or month*
Hsving parchsssd tbs shove property of Geo. \V. Ethell, l solicit tbe patronage o4
: mj fiieudn and the public generally, j 0BK MlICHXLl..