Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-15

~CommiEsioner Etnelt ana VIE
visited the county seat Sunday.
Frank Brownelle now runs a
chair at Brookfield's barber shop.
Superintendent Watson paid off
all bills against the Gilmore on the
10th instant.
What the BULLETIN said about
Rathbone, barber, two weeks ago,
10 hereby skinned back.
Andrawatha came in from Indian
creek Monday to qualify as Chief
Justice for that locality.
Jim Smoot was over from Atlanta
Sunday and reports everything lovely
and prosperous at that noted camp.
Homer Raffcnsberger came up
from Mountain Home Tuesday in
search of work. Homer is fair
carpenter, industrious and reliable,
and deserves success.
The public administrator sold at
Mountain Home last Saturday two
horses, one mule and a wagon be-
longing to the estate Of Peter Boor,
deceased, for 10000.
We are assured BY one who claims
TO know that the Silver Mountain
sawmill ard other property belong
ing TO an English company is within
Elmore's boundaries.
James Stewart was awarded the
contract for running tunnel one
hundred feet on the Emma location
at $4.75 per foot, and has COM
menced work thereon.
Nelse Anderson was SO unfortun-
ate az to get off the Bear creek
grade on his return to Mountain
Home last Saturday and upset his
two wagons. Fortunately no re-
rious damage was done.
Road Supervisor Jackson of this
district deserves credit for the faith
full discharge of his duties. lie has
made and is still making many
improvements on the road between
shis place and Junction Bar.
DIR. Wright and A. +. Payne have
leased the Queen of the West mine
from Erwin e. Adams for one year.
They have commenced new tun.
mel that will strike the vein one
hundred feet below the surface. "
Seth Williams, the noted 'front.'
iersman, hunter and trapper, is
again becoming civilized lie has
secured q big logging contract for
Correy's sawmill, and you may bet
your last red chip that Seth will
fill it to the letter.
Major Frank Cavanah is daily
expecting the arrival here of one of
his sons from Corpus Christie,
Tvzgs. II the young man is COM
posed of such good leather as his
honored sire he viii soon catch on
and become worthy citizen Of the
Far West.
Reports reach us of another rich
strike in the Tahoma mine at At
ianta. 1t was made on the fourth
level, about 600 feet from the sur
face, and is of such an extensive
nature that Superintendent Miller
now wears broader and more sat
isfactory smile than ever.
John T. Gilman, of the popular
Aituras Hotel, has been stepping
around very nimbly of late-caused
by the return home of Mrs. Gilman
from visit 10 Boston, Mass. Mrs.
Wheeler, mother of Mrs. Gilman,
accompanied her daughter and mis..
make Becky Bar her future home.
Drop in and examine specimens
Of JOB work turned out on cur new
press, and leave an order for bill
heads, letter heads, note heads, cir
culars, dodgers, posters, blanks Of
all kinds, ball tickets, visiting, we'd
ding, or business cards, bills of fare
In fact anything in the printing line
Uncle Dick Lewis of Three Creek,
0wyhee county, visited Mountain
Home this week to have his broken
leg artifcially heightened out about
six inches. Notwithstanding his
many misfortunes Uncle Dick il
described as being as gay and
sprightly as q youth of sixteen.
Next month District Court viii
convene at Rocky Bar and many
strangers will be called to our town
Paint and otherwise brighten VI
your business houses and residences
repair the sidewalks and cause thu
county seat to present as inving ap
pearance as possible.
Hon. John Van took horseback
ride down to Pine Grove and Vi
cinity o few days ago, is all brok
up from the exercise and limp
around as II though he had blister
ON his ankles. He represents Pin
Grove az quiet but everybody hope
full. Uncle George Ethel is vigol
ously prospecting his claims O
Deer creek and expects good result
ere snow flies again.