Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-01
Fresh fruits at Golden's.

r. Y. kOch, from tOiOrauo, -
now the gentlemanly secretary of
the Elmore Company.
Jake Reeser's custom mill has
been nc work for the past ten days
ION 0phir and Goat ore.
J. III. Tregoning owns a claim on
the Mountain Goat lode that pros
poets remarkably well.
The Mountain Goat is proving
Dbctter daily and is no longer a pros
pect--but a first-elass mine.
Probate Judge Culp and School
master General Clinton are erecting
mice dwelling above Lund's.
Mel Campbell and wife came in
from Oregon Monday evening and
were greeted by many old-time
friends.
McKim of the Bonaparte mine
and mill visited the county seat
Sunday. He says work viii soon
be resumed there.
Superintendent Cavanah has put
q force of men at work on the Emma
mine, adjoining the Ophir, which
will be increased as development
work progresses.
j. w. Crockett, foreman of the
Tahoma mill at Atlanta, came here
Tuesday 10 meet his wife and little
boy, who had just returned from a
pleasant visit in the East
The Windmill City was well rep
resented here last Saturday in the
persods Of DIR. Smith, Alex. Bruce,
Judge Sprague and Zach Hunger
ford. Alex is warned against an
other attempt to play a joke on
landlord Gilman.
J. T. Smoot dropped down from
Atlanta this week, substribed and
paid for three copies of the Bulletin,
wished us good success. and skipped
back to the Garden City of the
mountains. Good man, Smoot.
The Potosi is stunning out splendid
ore and the pay vein continues to
increase in width. The owners,
John Boyle, Z. C. Towne and ]. A.
Haynes, are now running a tunnel
TO tap the shaft and drain the water.
Jake Reeser, although not lover
of the great Boston diet, has of late
become very astute If not esthctic.
He does not propose to have Bull
LETIs reporter on his trail just y8
and retires to his virtuous couch
very early each evening.
Sheriff White has but one pris-
onsr confined in jail--a Chinaman
sent UP fof 80 days for destroying
fish with giant powder. The new
Inv is very severe upon such cul-
prits and should be strictly enforced.
The Buffalo mining company at
Atlanta ia making preparation to
start up its mine and mill. It ID
simply surprising that such valna-
BILE mining properties as Atlanta
can boast Of have remained SO long
idle.
a. N. b. Rathbone has opened q
to sgrber shop adjoining Joe Fitzger'
iVAld's saloon. Rath. is q rafting
= good shaver and hair-cutter. and
besides he is industrious and has o
large family TO support.
The Comfort Con. Co.'S great
Ophir claim is no longer a prospect
II ia a we'll developed mine with
sufficient rich ore on the dump Il
Justify the immediate erection of 1
30-stamp mill--which we hope 4
see done this summer.
Maj. Frank cavanah, D. B. Ethel
A. G. Smith, Homer Stull, Judg'
Stout, C. 4. Corker and Jas. Atkins
are the most prominent names men
toned as delegates from Elmor,
county to the Constitutional Con
yention-and an able trio could b
selected from this list for such i'm
portant work.
The rain storm at Rocky Bar las
Sunday evening was the most sc
we're ever seen or felt by person
who have resided here since '62r-
that IL, it was if you believe q chs
tain mine superintendent who ha,
occasion to visit Reeser's mill OF
that night. When he got into tn
mill he was dripping wet from hes,
to foot, and upon being asked ho'
he became in such soaked condi
ton he answered that it was rainin
harder than he had ever seen BE-
fore. OF course he hadn't got ont q
the road at the turn near the bridg
and wandered out into the cree
locking for fish, Oh, mol Nothin
Of that kindi Keep the soad mex
time. Mr.. Superintendent, and carr
a lantern, or you will not only ia
into the water. but you will e
your full name in the BULLETIN,