Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-30

Gid Campbell has returned 20
the Bar from Pine Grove.
Miss Mamie Harrington has re-
Gently received from the east fine
Decker piano.
Uncle Dick Tregaskis is just the
man to fill the Probate Judges
chair with dignity and ability.
Charlie SAVERS was up from his
ranch few days ago, looking some
what reduced from his recent illness.
George Tins, the well known At
lanta mining man, is here awaiting
the arrival Of Mrs. Tins from the
east.
Born, in Rocky Bar, Idaho Aug
ust 81, 1890, to the wife of J. b
Ward daughter.
Billy Howard now carries the
mail between Rocky Bar and At
lanta with a wagon and will also
take passengers.
John p. Einsfield, a large share
holder in the Buffalo mine at At
lanta, arrived from the east Satur-
day and pre- ceeded to Atlanta Sun
day.
W. ii. Manion, candidate for
Commissioner on the Democratic
ticket, is well known in this COM
munity as a man of strict integrity,
and the people of the second dis
trict will doubtless select him as
one of Elmore's Legislators for the
next two years.
IVES Wickersham has filled the
position of Deputy Auditor and Re-
corder since the Organization of FL
more county to the entire satisfac-
ton of all classes. lie is the Dem
ecratic nominee for District Court
Clerk and no voter will have cause to
regret aiding in putting this young
man in that chair for the next four
years.
Dan Hill should and doubtless
will be the next Sheriff of Elmore
county. He il n man that stands
high in the estimation of his own
town people (which speaks volumes
in favor of any many; he is ener-
getic, industrious and fully quail
fled to fill the office, and should re-
ceive not only the support of Demo
Gratis but of all workingmen in the
county. Voters, investigate the
qualifications of Dan Hill for Sheriff
and then cast your ballot accord
ingly.
Tom Riley should be watched by
all people who own poultry, for
Notwithstanding he is a very poor
shot with pistol he might some
day accidentally kill 4 valuable
chicken. A few days ago he espied
what he supposed to be hawk (so
he says) in the brush near a neigh
boris residence, and Immediately
heeled himself and stcalthily crept
within few feet Of the bird and
blazed away. So soon as the smoke
had cleared away Tom saw fat
pullet calmly walking away toward
the dwelling house--not even
scared. His apology TO the owner
of the chicken was not "weighty"
enough to be convincing.
John Roberts came over from At
lanta Monday on a business trip
Mr.. Roberts informs US that he
aided in placing the logs on the first
cabin ever built where now
stands the town of Rocky Bar, con-
sequently he may truthfully be
termed an oll-timer. A converse
ton with him developed the fact
that he and the editor of the Bull
LETIN were acquaintance in Anna
dor county, CAL, 80 years ago, and
many occurrences and the people of
the good old town Of Jackson were
discussed with much pleasure. Mr..
Roberts, like all pioneers of the
Pacific coast, has experienced many
ups and DOWNS" and now feels
that he is again on the up grade TO
prosperity through his Atlanta
mining interests, after the realiza
ton of which he proposes to return
to Jackson and renew the aequain
lance Of men who were his friends
during his boyhood davs--notably
Frank Hoffman. Sam Smith, Tom
Wells, the Allen Brothers, Martelle,
Evans, Askcy and many others.