Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-09-27
Local items on second page.
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Let the CRY of every voter next
"Wednesday be: Rocky Bar and
low taxes"
Purtill and Mahoney, Democratic
candidates, addressed the Rocky
Bar Democrats on the 18th inst.
All ranchers who desire to have
a good cash market for their pro-
.duce should vote to keep the county
seat at Rocky Bar.
John Cannon, South Boise
ranchcr, brought in a wagon load Of
vegetables and melons Sunday and
readily disposed of them.
If you vote for removal OF the
county seat don't kick If next year
you have to pay s4.00 taxes on
every 800 of property you own.
Geo. d. Golden, Republican can
didatc for County Treasurer, ac-
companied by Fred. Davis, started
out Wednesday to interview the
voters Of Gilmore.
The man who will not stand by
the town in which he derives liv-
ing should be invited to take a
walk. Such man is no earthly
good to any community.
Superintendent Cavanah sent a
number Of miners over to Ross
valley few days ago to do assess
ment work on the Bear Greek Com
pany's mines at that place.
A few years from this date Pine
Grove or Little Camas will have
Just claims for the county seat of
Elmore-either place being more
central than Rocky Bar or Min.
Home.
Messrs. Oliver, Sinnott, King and
Bruce, all Republican candidates,
visited Rocky Bar and Atlanta dur
ing the past week, making friends
among the voters of this upper
country.
c. t. Waller, Democratic candi-
date for Treasurer, and wife left
here Sunday by private conveyance
for tine railroad. They probably at
tended the grand rally and ball at
Glenn's Ferry last night.
The recent cutting of big and
rich ledge in the 0phir mine at a
depth Of $50 feet means the early
employment of large number of
additional miners in this camp and
consequent increase Of business.
Dan Hill is a saddle and harness
maker, and daley works at his
trade in Mt. Home; he is in sym
pathy with all workingmen and
should be supported by such men
for sheriff. Besides he will make
SPLENDID officer if elected.
Judge Heath returned from Boise
City last Monday evening, and con-
tinued his journey to Atlanta
Wednesday. He has purchased a
large lot of supplies for winter, and
will soon place number of miners at
work on his valuable claims at that
place.
Yves Wickersham, Democratic
candidate for District Court Clerk,
returned home last Sunday, after
an absence of several weeks in the
lower country Interviewing voters.
Wick. feels much encouraged and
thinks that he will get there by a
handsome vote-although he admits
that his opponent is hard one to
down.
Frank Lester and Bill Black re-
turned from DeLamar Tuesday
evening. They represent that camp
quite lively but say that there are
too many men in camp for the work |
: 10 be obtained. Boney Contancin
was erecting business house and
would soon occupy it.
Mrs. John T. Gilman returned |
Monday evening from q visit TO rel |
atives and friends in Boston, ac-
companied by Mr.. Gilman's aged |
father Mrs. Wheeler, mother of
Mrs. Gilman, who spent last sum-
mer and winter at the Bar, was in
very poor health when Mrs. Gilman
left Boston, aLd this news will be
received with much regret by this
entire community.
''Those long legs Of Wick. will
bring him out ahead of John Van
next Wednesday," remarked an adj
miring friend of the Democratic
candidate for District Clerk. Not |
much" replied a supporter of John
Van, the Republican candidate,
Legs don't count in this race, it's
the longest pole that knocks the
persimmon, and | know Old John
has the longest pole, and he'll get |
there sure"
Every thing il now in readiness at
the Goat mine for clearing the old
shaft of water, but for come un-
known cause the cable for the hoist
has not vet arrived. Major Cava-
nah is much annoyed at its delay
but is hoping for its arrival each
day, after which things will move
with a vim in and around this
splendid property, The Goat is
undoubtedly one Of the best mining
properties in Idaho, and it is sim
cerely hoped that the managers
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