Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-26

Inc Idaho statesman, speaking
of the splendid prospects reported
in all the mining camps says:
"And now If Statehood shall re-
ceive the sanction Of the people at
the November election, we may
look for a tremendous rush OF
miners in the coming spring. The
next spring will undoubtedly bear
some resemblance to the early
springs in Idaho history, when
people fiocked to Idaho camps by
the thousands. The Irrigation
Committee win early make their
report to Congress-fully setting
forth the wonderful opportunities
for retaining millions OF acres of
the. most fertile lands of the conti-
nent, by simple irrigation; and they
will report that no where in all the
Northwest did they find the oppor-
tunities more readily at hand, or
more abundant in promise, than in
Idaho"
An exchange says: Own home
r--no matter how small, no matter
how modest, no matter II you have
to run in debt for it. 1t pays you
in the long run. 1t cheers and en-
courages you every day; IL makes
you feel more like a man, makes
you better citizen, adds TO the
value of property and gives you a
stimulus that nothing else can.
Go into town where a majority
own the homes they live in, and
then 60 into town composed of a
class who cannot, or think they
cannot, buy permanent home.
Note tho difference. In the first
instance you see neat homes that
vary in design, and all around are
little evidences that plainly show
that the people who live there have
an interest beyond seeing that rent
is paid. Men who own house make
the best citizens. We do not refer
to people who build especially for
rent. This is well, but there is q
certain amount of selfishness about
the average landlord which you do
not find in the home Of the owner.
The home-owner In sensible TO the
right and well being of his neigh
bors. Hardly so the landlord. He
wants his months rental, but cares
little about the premises, save that
every improvement is an invest
ment.n
While the Eureka Sentinel and
the Silver Stats favor the annexa-
tion of Utah to Nevada, the White
Pine News advocates the consolida-
ton of Nevada with California.
Why not consolidate all three and
also include Idaho in the pool.
Tuscarora would then be the geo
graphical center of the multum in
parvo State and therefore the exact
location for the Capital. If we are
TO consolidate at all, let us have
HI of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Times Review.
Women are curious creatures. A
wife who will insist that her nus
band shall not go out of the house
without two undershirts, liver pad
and mufIler ON, in addition TO his
other clothes. will come out of hot
kitchen on q Monday morning,
bareheaded, and paddle around
half an hour hanging out clothes,
trying to get ahead of the woman
next door.
Another Kentucky editor il evil
IDENTIFY being slandered. He is
credited with the authorship Of this
"All the assaults of that blatant i'm
fidel who edits the aesthetic sheet /
across the way, cannot bring dis
credit upon the Bible, or tarnish
the fair name Of its illustr ious
author, Thomas jefferson"
Rev. William Morrison, who mar.
ried two couples before 10000 peo-
pie at the Exposition in Portland,
Or, has sent the Association a bill
for $50. "You may think my bill
extravagant" he wrote, but you
cannot expect n minister of God to
make holy show Of himself for
E~ Local lines IS cents each.