Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-03
Clean the streets.


Ferry Sunday last
VIM. Abbott and family will soon
return from Montana.
]. Stedmau has been sojourning
in Atlanta for several days past.
Matt Hall is already endeavoring
to secure pants and boots for my
boy"
Golden is still selling ladies dress
goods and mems clothing at bed
rock prices.
The days are delightfully."- pleas
ant but the nights sufficiently cool
to require fires.
Lee Abbott has returned from
Montana, satisfied that Idaho suits
him the best.
Surveyor E. c. Towne was called
to Boise last Monday on official
business.
Judge G. G. Goodwin of the Salt
Lake Tribune is going to write a
history Of Utah.
Geary and Stears have gone to
Atlanta to wotk their placer dig
gings in that section.
AT latest accounts from Washing
ton the Idaho bill had not been
reached in the Senate.
Geo. w. Jackson departed for
Indian creek Thursday, to bring in
his cows and horses for summer
use.
For Sale.-A fine saddle, bride
and blanket. Used only a few
weeks. Apply at the BULLETIN
Office.
Boise valley is likely to hear
from these snow-capped peaks be-
fore many days, and boats may be
in demand.
Captain Baxter will after the
first of June make Rocky Bar his
family residence-all Of which is
welcomed news to our people.
Mike Cronin has commenced
work on the Reeser lode, on the hill
facing Ulrich's brewery, and the
prospects are very flattering.
The instruments for the Rocky
Bar Brass Band are on the road
and may arrive sHy day. The boys
may yet get in Yhne Br the Glorious
Fourth. ~
Children daily climb to the hill
sides north Of town and pick lovely
wild flowers. But then there is
excellent coasting on the hillside
south Of us.
Jim Nicholson returned from the
valley Tuesday. lie brought his
stock up as far as Pine Grove, from
whence they will soon be taken to
Bascom ranch.
George Fletcher recently pur-
chased the Dado house, and a few
days ago had it removed back some
distance from the creek to prevent
il being washed away.
The school house was in danger
OF being washed sVay Tuesday, but
Trustee Jackson and Others worked
hard and prevent9d tie destruction
of Rocky Bars temple of learning.
The first wagon on cur streets
this spring was that of Pete Jeffrey's,
last Tuesday. He has been busily
engaged doing general hauling ever
since. Guess spring has come to
stay.
Deputy Assessor Wall will soon
start out on his unenviable mission
Of interviewing the taxpayers of
Elmore. The tax rate is much
lower than heretofore-so don't lie
TO him about the valuation Of your
property any more than you can
possibly help.
The new tunnel of the Young FL
more mine, adjoining the Pittsburg,
is progressing we'll. 1t is now in
so feet and Harvey & Co, the
owners, think that % or 80 feet
more will cut the first ore body.
Everything is favorable for Young
Elmore to prove a good mine.
Stage Superintendent Watson was
in town Sunday. His duties have this
winter called him to various parts
of Idaho and he unreservedly as
serts that the past winter has been the
severest ever known by stage men.
lie says sour men, stock and We
hicles are all completely played ont
from the heavy SHOWS and severe
weather everywhere"
Major +. p. Cavanah narrowly
escaped serious injury last Friday
afternoon while standing in front Of
his Office ON Main street. Some
parties were blasting out channel
for the roaring waters of Bear creek,
fully 400 yards distant. Mr. Cav
anah was looking upward at the
flying particles in the air when
Suddenly large bone struck him
ON the left side just below the ribs,
almost knocking him from his feet
Examination revealed the fact that
the flying bone had struck his
watch square in the center, bending
the case out of all former shape aud
SCATTERING the inside works into frag-
nents. Had the missed varied in
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