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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-12
THE vIsHNUE SOLD.

Undoubtedly the vishnue mine
has been sold, as we learn from a
reliable source that the first pay
ment has been paid and the owners
residing at this place have already
received their share of said first
payment. To what particular part
les the transfer is made we cannot
yet give to the public, but it is graf
flying to know that this excellent
mining property will soon be in
hands able and willing to place il
in the front rank of dividend pay
ing mines in the Rocky Bar section.
There is good time coming, boys.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-12
FROM AMONG THE CLOUDS.

A good and reliable friend at At
lanta sends the following items for
publication. We hope he will favor
us in like manner each week:
ATLANTA, Oct. 8, 1889.
To THK BULLxux
The Buffalo mine has an ore
body exposed that is seven feet in
width uncovered for a distance Of
80 feet. The ore Is Of good value
gold predominating. 1t is now be-
ing treated on an improved Frue
vanner up to rs per cent. of it's as
say value. The results SO far have
exceeded the company's most san
guine hopes, and all that is needed
is another machine TO keep the ten
stamps dropping indefinitely.
The Washington mine, belonging
to j. ID. Heath & Co, is turning
out nice lot of high grade gold
quartz, which they intend having
treated this fall.
Altogether the outlook is very
hopeful for this mining camp, and
for which we are indebted to the
present cheap method of work
lag low grade ore ISo.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-12
Alturas Lodge No. l2,A.F.&A. N.

Regular stated meetings q Altarss Ledgs Ne. II
A y. ard A. n. held 81 Masonic Hall, hsehy
Bar idaho, on the THIRD SATURDAY Of each
ntcnth.
soiourning brethren are cordially invited 10 al.
tsnd. GRO. u. GOLDEN, w. N.
August ~, 1850 ~
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-12
MOUNTAIN HOME.

Gems 70 the han o. the I'd
risass~t she~cvs tAis we~e
Mo ava saith = visiting a prun~~a.
n C. eonssy ard sisssr spsns SUNDAY in csAissil
Mics wny 81 Bssssesa ~ssin so~n this wssh, vie
itlnn friends,
VT wi.y ard s.-sy Of enaa vi.w 81. Spending
. few dAss In oar town.
C~ptsin Jchn whiss cane up fron SNAKE rivs.ssn
"Wednesday with hos Of One salmea.
Hsarvrgohnson intsaAs u start 10 Littls Sioux,
.sv~&. nss, Friday. sisit 10 relatives.
Mis- Inca Lust. Mrs. Ho~ssh and Mn. Joass
came sp fron neusys Ferry On the SIN
tbs q. .. " ns~ hall 10 about completed and
Aaroni 1ehsson "a 40 hAppy any n. q essla be.
ch.rls. schlases Ia. sold his warn spring ranch
~ wm- Galloway, and sill start TOR michigan In .
fsw d.ys
q. n JAuai.oa insends 10 start for Kansas la
few days, n spend the winter and psshsps b bring
bach better half In the spring
@. L. Alley and f.laily returned home Tcssaay
from virit In tbs east. Ne 10 accompanies ~ bis
sister, Mis~ Ethel Alley q Happy Valley, No.
Gus Riksvs~s /. rsysr,sa ss visiting frienas IN
orexons~Hs nd not tell hts fAnily - friends tAat
10 ~.s going Or ~heu he ~osiA return but we
suppose this 10 oss 81 Gus psasticAi jckss1
The idaho Mall made It's ar-s sppsarne. here On
the eshsrsnd breezy paper Il u. tso. Success 70
tb<fNaii 10 the wish Of our people
Gssrxs Bell Asd Jos Brsh returned from their
praspecss Inl<A cresk with VERY rich spsei-
mems. Ths-dsepsr they 20 the better the quartz
show. Tbs roes is 80 rich that geid can be seen
s<2ss las not yea been are.rsalasd. but ssyssd
doubt II 10 q genuine bonansA for the e~asrs
..Mcsart- ,s informed that Ats Last weeks lstssr
has not 70, reached this once n YES probably
stolen by on. Of the seven Mountain Meme boycott.
tiers ct the BrlLxrs. IA
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-12

Miss Lulu NJ. Thomas, principal
Of our school, has furnished us with
the names Of children who were
neither tardy nor absent for the
month ending October 18th.
Anna and Henry Johnson, Grace
and George jackson, John and
Arthur Howard, John and Louis
Davy, Lizzie Ergood, Anna and
Maud Lawson, Arthur, Ida and
Rutty Fitzwatcr, Nellie Bates,
@ race Rathbone, Mary and Gertie
White, Ruby Peyton.
The number Of scholars enrolled
is 50 and average attendance AZ
Next month Miss Thomas will lie.
sue cards of credit for studies and
we hope the children's names will
all appear in print with good cred
its. 100 is perfect, 95 excellent, 81
good, 70 medium and below 20 poor
The number of scholars is too
large for one teacher, yet Mis-
Thomas has them under good con
troll and they are advancing re
markably we'll.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-12

And the new goods still continue
to arrive at Golden's and Swan
holm's stores.
Rev. Geo. Buzzle will next week
go to Salt Lake to meet a young
sister who has recently arrived
there from the east to attend Row
land Hall school.
The only delicate looking men,
Der of the Elmore Board of Com
missionersis little Billy Stockton of
Glenn's Ferry. But notwithstand-
ing this fact he never fails to attend
all meetings of the board.
While here few days ago, James
Ireland, the Mountain Home furni-
ture dealer, succeeded in getting a
large. number of orders for goods in
his line. Ireland is square man
and will give you good bargains.
Brother Boyakin's Idaho Demo
crf has discarded the patent out
side" and comes to US overfiowing
with home and general news. Jud
says he is prepared to print a daily
Democrat on shsrt notice, and that
he will do SO when business will
justify it.
Casey, Holland & Smoot are now
daily delivering large quantities OF
lumber at the Ophir mine, and Ma
jor Thexton is making things hum
around the new mill. He is indie
fatigable in his superintendent OF
the mill building, and if lumber
and carpenters can be had he will
have it in running order before the
roads are blocked with snow.
Albert Beck, Mayfield; Adm
Hail, Rennett creek; Dan Mc6in'
ness, Cold Springs; DIR. Smith
James ireland, Jas. H. Miller. A
w. Locknan, c. X. Shaw, Mount
ain Home; James Stout, Alkali
creek; c. w. Miller, G. w. Prey. ]
/ II. Casey. Nelse Davis, Atlanta
Charlie SAVERS. South Boise; Jos
T. sprague and ID. B. Hill Min
Home; Geo. P. Hall, VIM. Wilson
Ed. Clark. Corral; all visited thu
county seat during the past week
The Henry Clay lode is improv
ing in width and richness daily
The tunnel running west on the rs
foot level is now showing vein o
ore averaging two feet in width an'
widening rs advancement is made
The ere will yield fully as much a
that heretofore worked at Reeser'
. mill-S50 per ton gold. INCL
: John Shields, Antoine Canadas an
| F. Silva are the fortunate owners c
this mine, and they propose to crns
| another lot Of fifty tons early mex
month
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-12
OFFICE OF
Rock Bar and Mount lin HONS
Telegraph and Telephone Co.

ROCKY MAR. IDAHO TERRITORY.
Notice |. hereby given that Al meeting q Inc NJ.
Fectors held the Rt,h day u September lsso, en-
Assszsmont 81 forty (sa) per share wa@ lsisa
nToa the capital stek u the corporation ga4xale ~
A. q SMITH. secrrtary % said company, a. R0rky
hAf. Idaho, November ]. iss0 Any naeek upDo
which thu said assessment renlsine unraad ois thr
flltsr day Of NOVEMBER, fssa. viii be dsilaqneBf.
and advertised tor sale 1t public auction. and uness
payment s Hasle before vii he saia the 18th day
u November, iSsp. much thereof . sstAy be
Necessary, 10 the hhsss Bladder tor cash. 10 pay the
sal delinquent assessment. tezather With eosts u
advertising and sale.
b. order n the Board Of Dircrtass.
A. q. SMITH SecrstAry
y and " " afs. e :. Il. ~ Itsr l.stsa-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-12

Lawyer McCarty win soon visit
the ''old folks at home"
Bert Prey is now located at
Casey, Holland & Shoots sawmill.
John Shields, ever mindful of the
printers, yesterday left ur a box of fine
Havanas.
Since last Sunday we have been
favored with copious rains in this
section, and they have completely
quenched the forest fires and laid
the dust.
At Spokane Falls last week,
Justice Dunning held Councilman
Sidney ID. Walters In 81 900 bail 10
await the action of the grand jury
on charge Of stealing provisions
from the Relief Committee.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-12
FATAL AcclpENT.



sawmili.
Wednesday night about 8 o'clock
VIM. Knop, engineer, was acciden-
tally killed while ON duty at the
Lincoln creek sawmilE Il is sup
posed that he was tightening some
Of the nuts of the machinery near
the tiy-wheel with a monkey-wrench,
and that the wrench slipped,
throwing him against the fiy-wheel.
which struck and crushed his head
to 9 jelly and also threw him fifteen
feet distant. His body struck q
2x6 timber that served ms a sup
port for 9 temporary roof. and
breaking it caused the roof to fall
in. The noise by the falling roof
attracted the attention of other
workmen and the mill was stopped.
Examination revealed blood upon
the wheel and lantern near by
that knop had been using, but he
was MT to be seen. Further search
was made and his lifeless body was
found at the distance above men
toned.
DIR. Wright summoned Coron-
er's jury that held an inquest and
rendered the following verdict,
We, the Coroner's Jury, find that
the name Of deceased was William
Knop, that he came to his death
on the 9th day Of October, at $3.50
p. M. by being aecidently caught
by the ily-wheel of the sawmill
when he was at work attending the
engine. We fully exonerate his
employers and all others connected
with the running of the sawmill
from all blame through careless
ness or inattention or through any
imperfection in the machinery.
Ii. CLINTON, Foreman,
RoBT McCABE,
Gro. McwMLIAMs,
j. T. JORDAN,
| +. l.. ABnoTT,
NJ. CASEY.
August William knop had beer
in the employ Of Messrs. Casey
Holland Il Smoot for about TIVE
years. He was about 30 years Of
age and a very exemplary young
man, having many warm friends in
this vicinity. His relatives reside
in Lomira, Dodge county, wiscon
sin, and have been appraised Of hi,
death.
The remains were brought :,
Rocky Bar Thursday afternoon ant
conveyed to the court house, wher,
impressive Episcopal funeral ser
vices were conducted by ,Judg'
Golden and a volunteer choir o
ladies and gentlemen.
Notwithstanding the inclemenc,
Of the weather large number o
: citizens followed the remains I,
|. their last resting place.
n
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-12
The Hagar Case.

AT HALEY. IN the 9th, in the ca G
of Levi VS.. Coffin, growing out of the
failure of ]. NJ. Hagar at Mountain
Home. Justice Weir decided in favor
of defendant. ]. w. Huston and ].
Harris for plainiif and Homer Siull
and Fremont Wooi inr defendant
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-12
STULL & McCARTY
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

Contract. Land. Mining and Crimi-
nal Law. Patents for Mining Claims
obtained at reasonable rates.
Call on, OF address, Homer Stull
Mountain Home, or 8. II. McCarty
Rocky Bar, Idaho. II
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-12


Ladies Of the Episcopal church
met at the Alturas Hotel Tuesday
afternoon, and organized q Rocky
Bar Ladies Guild" by electing Mrs.
G. NJ. Payne President, Mrs. Peyton
Vice President and Treasurer and
Miss Emma White Secretary. The
society starts out with eight men,
bers and solicit the membership Of
all ladies who desire to advance the
interests of the church and Sunday
school of this place. The Guild
will meet at the hotel parlors every
Wednesday at 2 o'clock p. m.
Jake Reeser is rushing work on
his water ditch and will have the
water in the pipes within few
days. Jake has been at great ex-
pense inaugerating ttis enterprise
for the better protection against
fire, and il is agreeable TO know
that he will not only soon be reim-
bursed, but also / at our property
owners will soon be enabled to in
sure against fire at reasonable rates
The fall from these water pipes is
100 feet and the pressure will throw
water much higher than any build
ing in town.
A few days ago Dave McKenney
found check calling for $1,000,
and like an honest man that he is
brought it to the BULLETIN Office
to be advertised. Yesterday the
owner called, proved property and
got his money. This is another
evidence of the efficacy of even in
tending to advertise.
The BULLETIN again calls the at
tention Of our people to the necessity
of building wagon roads to the bury
ing grounds at Rocky Bar. Let
some Of our good ladies take the
matter in hand and start a sub
scription for that purpose.
Alex. Pfeiffer has departed for
Bonanza City. We are sorry Mr..
Pfeiffer cannot remain with US
longer and hope that his interests
here may induce him to return and
again become one Of our solid citi-
zens.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of Mrs. McLaughlin's FL
more Restaurant. She 10 noted for
getting up good meals and should
receive a good share Of public pat
ronage.
A social dance will be given al
the Bed Warrior boarding house
next Monday evening by Mrs,
Crumblin and a splendid time may
be anticipated by all who attend.
s. w. Emerson and w. w. Arm
strong arrived here from Baker
City, Oregon, Thursday. They are
first-class carpenters and come tC
assist in building the Ophir mill.
/ The Avalanche says Ed. Holver
son and Bee Blackstone took a sho
at.esch other the orther day on thu
raging Bruneau, but neither wal
hurt.
Harve Harris, aged g. years, I
respected citizen of7Bruneau valley
died on the 10th uli
Mrs, Mutually and Mrs. Harring
ton returned from Boise City Oh
Wednesday evenings stage.
The Observer is the name Of
new, newsy and neat paper jus
started At Montpelier, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-12
Constable's Sale.

ny virtue oi an execution. issued ont Of Justice
Thos. HowlanJs Court NJ Ethelis Precinct, tpine,l
Elmore county. Idaho Territory. dated the I'd day
81 October, issl in a certain action wherein H. l..
Clark. plaintiff. recovered Judgment agalnst the
Kentucky Mining Company. ~ V. Barry superin'
tsns.ent and agent, defendants, upon q Judgment
rendered for the Of ss4 islOo. on the 2ist day
II September. lssg, with interest and costs. have
levied upon the following described property 10 sit
The Emma Lode Mining Claim. situate on EAs,
High Prairie, together with all improvements and
appurtsnances thereon.
Also one dwelling or boarding house situated seas
said mine the land which II stands, together With
all Axtures belonging thereto situated about fifteen
miles easteriy from the town OF Pine, klSors
comnss Idaho Territory. sHd known as this Kentucky
Mining Company's property.
Notice is hereby given that on the s2d day Of De
tobeE. lsso AZ O'Clock p Of that day In front Of
Justice Rowlands Office, In the tosn d Pine County
Of klnose Idaho Territory, will sell all the right
title and interest OF said defendant, In asad 20 ths
above desc ribed property, At publsc auctioH, Tor
cash. lawful monsy VI the Cnitsd States. 10 ths
highest and best bidder 10 satisfy sd execution and
a cost.
Dated at Pine, the I'd day Of October. 1883.
THOMAS MORROW, Constable. said fr~ssnet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-14

3ase lanfen r~eseimdRis 5miben san Nntouio uno 81. Souls.
Sse bedaTen Gan anmio Unit 6A5 gorm. nit SULLIVAN Buffet gar ome BedfI bic
Ct Qouis baG enlon. -
8se eIaHn San autOnO UNI 800 aa@m. nit SULLIVAN Buffet ear Ots Ms9fd bis
Ct Qouis bias cu gountain 8abn, mnb mad Ranlas 9th naS DENTON one Bedie.
8ee beuaHen Gan antOno u u IS Madm, nit guaman BuHst gdlafpagsn bis aarsSo,
madu gerbnbuus nit Durd' Sdafpasen mad Merdo ba Isreaa NahonaL8abn.
III. MAC NAMARA, W.. RIGSBY,
Side. agent 3ampmann @ebduoe. S6t.Agent ). & g VI Depot.
THOS. F. FISHER, General 'aWt, e@ubO, STas.
lie. GLBRITH, DID, PRICE,
General @aEa9ir 6 9it Mseat afffmt General Ra6agmr G Sit Asnt
II. EDDY, General Manasr, Yakftne SyaS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-14

Pharmaceuffsche AusSteIIung zu CObIenx
1878. (IuSsu9 aus bem Central. Mn3ei9er).
Der Nuf, ben baS nit Re9t dItrenomimirte.
@ein. @eI1dft tpeit iber Deutf1Ianbs Siren.
gen Einaus bat, 1T ipobloetbient. Die 90.
ranttrt retniten S%ofaber, iowie 9 Gnis
tdts Weine iegfiden Nartens fn6rrn
f4 FRAT ibrer Site obne @eeIame iberaa
fsl6if elm, &c.
Pharmaceutisehe AussteIIung zu Breslau
1880. m a mn, SETTER & Co.,
befben elm srobes &snommee In tngars
Weineu. ~
1881. Mus5ug aus benz @entral. Gnseiaerl.
vDa8 Sars bat ieiner Belt ben 11naar. Meis
men ben beitf6en Marft erpbert NIB Iiefcrt
in Der Shat bon unqariidsm @eipads aud
beute nod gang 8oraisli6es
Pharmaeeutisehe AussfelIung zu Berlin
1882. [guS benz @entraI. Mnaeiger. die
in allen Mpptbeferfreifen iuoblbefannte uno
renommirte @eiu . Gro6banoIuna eSoff.
mann, Seffter & 60. aus 2etptie
bate ipie in friberen Sabren, 10 aud 6tess
@ebenfdfte piircis sl reprdlentiren."
Pharmaeeutisehe Ausstellung ~ Kenlgs
berg |. P. 1885. Soffmanu, Seff.
ter & So. in Seipaig ftnb aud biesnlaI
tpieber nit tbren bel leoem otrtfden Sad.
s%ensfen unb ebenfo in nnberen Rreiien ipobl.
~befannten 81 ebicimaI. @einen er.
f@ienen unb tuabrem ibren alten Muf.
Pharmaceutische AussteIIahg an Duessel.
dOrf 1886. Die v&6Inilde 8eitnngs' f9rei6t
unterm 10. Mugnft 1886: 8offmauu,
Seffter 6 Co., 2eiptf9, bieten In
ibren fpfbaren nngarif&en sc.
nnbbettsbetnen sbsnfo gefuube
aIS dmadbafte ersetisnife. ;
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1885, 2eip5i8 1887.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-02-22
THE LADIES WERE ON HAND.


 A Little Complimentary Bottle of Wood Violet Proved Too Tempting to Miss.
 The New Haven Opera House was filled to the doors yesterday afternoon to hear MT. E. B. Worrell, of Boston, lecture on food adul teration. The audience was almost wholly of women, who sat from till almost o'clock listening to the lecturer in patient and momsntary expectation of getting one of the promised and coveted bottles of Bur nett's perfume of wood violet. The speaker was very interesting in his remarks and be- gan by introducing himself not as sn orator, but as 8 practical New Englander who had 8 few words to say. He reviewed tine history of the nation and traced it's commercial ad- vancement. In this vein of thought he entered upon food adulteration, calling it one of the greatest evils of our time. The evil effects of adulteration in food were shown to physically injure the functions of the various organs of the human system He said it was every persons moral obligation to procure for humanity pure and healthful food, and the only way to do this was to dis courage adulterated articles. He considered glucose as very harmful and demonstrated how extensively it was used in the manufao- ture of cheap confectionery, brown sugar and syrups, and in the preparation of other com mon articles.
 At the close of his general lecture he made elaborate remarks upon Burnett's standard hsvoring extracts. He compared them chem ically and practically with other brands of the same kind and explained how, while costing few more cents bottle, they were really the cheapest for use. He treated com- petitive houses very fairly. After his re- marks each lady in the house was presented with little bottle of wood violet perfumery. One thousand bottles were distributed. These AI. -k- didn't get one at the opera house were given one at another place.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-02-22
YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB.


 A MomentOus Topic Discussed Last Night-Anlmated DiseussIons-The Decision.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Young Mems Republican club was held last evening at the club rooms. Resolutions were passed on the death of George T. Parkinson. The principal topic of discussion was whether the annual dues should be raised or not. Ex- President Howarth opened what proved to be as expected a very animated discussion upon the subject. He said that if the club could pay up the debts which they now had on hand, it was downright foolishness to think of raising the dues. And if over $500 of the dues still remained uncollected from the members, did anybody think that these same 300 persons would be willing to pay three, four or five dollars. Henry E. Marsh made short but vehement speech in favor of raising the dues. Mir. Hopkins, MT. Hall and several others also made short speeches in regard to this subject, and finally after meeting of two hours it was voted not to raise the dues. The meeting adjourned at 10 n m
Morning journal and courier., 1889-02-22
THE sIxTIETH ANNIVERSARY

Of the National Blues-The Annual
 Ball at the ArmOry This Evening.
 The active and veteran members of the National Blues and their many friends will celebrate the sixtieth anniversary of the company at the Meadow street armory to- night. The active Blues, Captain Embler commander, began last evening to decorate the armory with banners on which appear the names of all the captains who have had com- mand of the company since its organization. These banners will cover the circular win dows on the sides of the armory, which will be ornamented with flags and other decora- tions. The whole armory will be brilliantly illuminated by the many electric lights in the building tonight. The attractive toilets of the ladies with the gay uniforms of the military will complete the scene of beauty.
 The following is the programme for the concert before the dancing:
 March-Company D. D......................La .Langstaff Overture-Fra Diavolo. .Auber Bits ts.......................W Wiegand GaIop-Xylophone solo by A. M. Whapples of the
 Blues.
 All the officers of the regiment are invited and many of the members of the city compa- nies will attend. It will be grand military ball, one of the most brilliant in the history of this popular and old organization.