Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
SATURDAY, Nov. 2, 1889.


Freezing nights.
Vote ''yes" for the Constitution.
~J. w. Roweti has just received
a new stock OF clocks.
J. H. Casey tooF.a pun up to At
lanta Thursday.
Mrs. Nichols is now convalescent
we are glad to announce.
John Van Setback has had pipes
laid from the water main to his
residence.
IL there s'b-l-u-d" in the moon
that now sheds its bright rays over
Rocky Bar.
Statehood will bring population
and wealth TO Idaho. Vote for the
Constitution.
Be sure to attend the fireman's
meeting at Ulrich's hall next
Thursday night.
Rori,, in Rocky Bar, October Is,
1859, TO the wife Of Peter Schanfel
q ia pound boy.
District Attorney Waldron de-
parted Tuesday morning for Poca-
tello, on legal business.
Misses Holland and Gaetz, from
Atlanta, were visiting friends in
Rocky Bar a few days ago.
Glad to learn that j. G. Kemp
van Ee is recovering from his re-
cent serious illness nc Silver City.
Mrs. Watson, wife Of the super
intendent Of the Gilmore mine and
mill, Ii visiting in Salt Lake City.
Young man, pave your way to a
seat in the United States Senate or
the Presidents chair, by voting for
the constitution and Statehood.
From the number Of moss agates
worn above and baow the eyes we
Judge that the lids bAve been hav.
ing several midnight scraps Of late.
E. r. Gastz was over from At
lanta Wednesday. He says 1t is
not probable that his quartz mill
will be in operation before next
spring.
Taxpayers should bear in mind
that II their taxes are not paid be-
fore the second Monday in Deem
Der they will become delinquent
and ten per cent added thereto.
A "what 10 il in the shape of a
legal luminary paraded the streets
last Saturday afternoon, bearing q
fancy parasol and huge fan, and
accompanied by deputy sheriff
Mrs. G.. d. Golden and Mrs. ]. T
Gilman OF this place are on O
pleasure trip to Salt Lake, and at
tended the great Gilmore jubilee
at the Mormon tabernacle Thurs
day and Friday.
While working in the Vienna
mine, Wood River, on the 22d ult.
Joseph Ringland lost the sight o.
both eyes and was otherwise man
gled by the premature explosion O
q blast.
The Wood River Times repre-
SCENTS Glenn's Ferry as booming
and says that Mountain Home iii
too dead TO skin." This is GER
tainIy libel on @tfie good people o
the latter town.
Joe. Fitzgerald has put an ad
dition Of thirty feet TO his Exchang,
saloon, for billiard hall, and the
Exchange ia now one of the mos
commodious and nestest places o
resort in town.
Major Cavanah will leave her
about the Goth instant for St. Louis
20 attend the National Silver Com
mission, which meets in that cit,
on the Goth, and TO which the Ma
jor is a delegate from Idaho.
The old barnacles of Idaho win
are so much in love with territorial
rule that theyzSeppose Statehood
should pack M and 90 TO Alaska
buy an Indian squaw and settl'
there for life. Tbsy are Of no bene
fit TO o progressive country Ink
Idaho.
The News Miner was wrong
and we believe knowingly-whel
IL asserted that there would he n
constitutional election held in II
more and 0wyhec counties. Pre-
vision for an election has been mad
and both named counties will b
> heard from favorably next Tues
day.
G. f. Berry, recently from E
mira, N. T., is chief mixologist q
Bob Chattin's new saloon, mex
door TO the sostpfiice. BY hi
quiet and genflematly bearing dur
ing q short sdiourH here Mr.. Berr
has gained the confidence an
i, friendship of many good citizens {
Rocky Bar.
II is reported that C. P. Olive
has sold out his place near Noun
ain Home and will remove to MOI
tana. lie is a first-class man
every respect and the BULLET
much regrets the departure
Charlie and his estimable wife froi
Elmore. They will be a good a
QUESTION to any section in whic