Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31
SATURDAY, May 81. 1890.

John Winkleback has gone to
HALEY on counting trip.
Statehood for Idaho still hangs
on the calendar of the Senate.
George Butler has returned to
Atlanta from his old Missouri home.
Roscoe Smith returned from st.
& Louis Monday looking as fresh as a
daisy.
Jake Ulrich has much improved
4 the street in front of his Brewery
\ saloon.
Superintendent Smith of the
u Wide West mine, returned home
last Tuesday.
4 Boney Contancin, Jack Stears
and Tom Ward came over from At
lanta Monday.
Commissioner Stockton has re-
ceived a patent for his land at
Glenn's Ferry.
Jesus Urquide's big pack train
arrived Thursday with goods for
Swanholm and Golden.
Ike Fitzwater has been at Hard
in's hot springs trying to boil the
rheumatics out of his bones.
Charlie Browns genial person
4 now greets the public from behind
\ Fletcher & Fletcher's counters.
John Shields is repairing the
trail to the Henry Clay mine, pre-
paratory to packing over a lot of
rich ore to be worked at Reeser's
mill.
l.. M. May, an experienced young
druggist. arrived here from St.
Louis few days ago and has taken
charge Of Ethel & Smiths drug
store.
Frank Turner's pack train is
daily engaged in bringing ore TO
Reeser's mill from the Henry Clay
mine, owned by John Shields, An
tone Canadas and Joe Silva.
Gardner Adams, the principal
merchant of Atlanta, visited Rocky
Bar Monday. He has great faith
in the outcome Of the beautiful
Garden City of the Mountains.
Joe Adm brought in a lot o.
horses few days ago that he had
wintered on his Smiths prairie
ranch, and the appearance Of all the
animals denote that they have re
oeived excellent care.
Census Supervisor Pinkham has
appointed the following ennumera'
tors for Elmore county: g. +
Adams, Atlanta; Jas. A. Nicholson
Rocky Bar; G. G. Glenn, Glenn''
Ferry, and one vacancy to be We
filed.
George Tins returned from tn,
east last Tuesday, accompanied By
Fred Tins, his nephew. They pro
ceeded to Atlanta Wednesday. Mr.
Tins IL superintendent and par
owner Of the celebrated Jessie Ben
ton mine, and returns with thu
purpose of commencing operation
In the mine at an early day. Mr.
X Tins has been visiting in New
York and New Jersey since Octobe
last.
Surveyor Towne made survey o
the Reeser tunnel ground Wednes
day. The survey establishes tn
fact that the Recser Company ha'
1870 feet along the lode that cal
not be disputed by any adjoining
locators. The owners, Richan
Reeser, Finnegan and Cronin, hav
unearthed good gold mine, an,
the result Of the County Surveyor
work will encourage them to prose
cute work more vigorously tina
heretofore.
When VIM. III. McKim wa
drowned he had on his person brow
duck overhalls. blanket lined; blu
vest and blue flannel overshirt, re
flannel underclothes. Red lac
boots hob-nail soles. Hunting cas-
keywinding silver watch, with pla
ted leather chain. Merwin & He
bert 44-calibre six-shooter, with til
name Of w. II. McKim engraved 0
handle, with heavy patent holste
Mr.. McKim was about 6 feet
heighth, sandy complexion an
weighed about $50 pounds.
1t is rumored that operations wi
again be resumed in the old Til
man tunnel on the Evelyn lode jul
below Rocky Bar. We trust Madal
Rumor is correct and that stror
company may take hold and d
velop this fine mining property,
which Uncle John Tillman, f
wears before his death had so muC
faith and exerted himself towal
unearthing it's riches. His dream
may vet be realized by others
his ideas regarding the working
this lode are carried out by tho
who haze become owners OF q
Evelyn and Mammoth leads.
That class of persons known I
world over as chronic fault-findel
will find whole lot of good advi
in this center shot from the SprSs
Herald: When man gets una
ried he is expected 10 quit fooll
around other women; when he joi
the church he is expected to qu