Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-01-11
Indications Of more SNOW.


Indications of more SNOW.
Sheriff White returned from Boise
City Thursday night.
Joe Sprague has been tussling
with a mild form of ''la grippe" the
past week.
The Board Of County Commits
sioners meet next Monday in regu-
lar session. Get your bills in to-
day.
The X. of L. met in their new
hall Friday evening, the 3D. instant,
and installed officers for the ensu-
ing term.
Another snow storm vinited this
section Thursday afternoon and de-
posted about 10 inches more of the
beautiful. -
Major Cavanah was at Lime
Greek station Thursday night and
wac expected to arrive home on
last nights stage.
Telegram & Co. have commenced
a tunnel on new mining location
supposed to be c continuation Of
the great ophir lead.
| We learn that that good citizen
and tue gentleman, 7. Hatchins,
viii soon return from Montana to
his Gilmore home.
The Montana political muddle
will be the means of sending two
Democratic and two Republican
Senators to Washington.
Parties who get permission to use
the court house for any purpose
should be more punctual about re-
turning the ley TO the Sheriff a
Office, or the privilege may be de-
nicd all.
i Reports from Snake river valley
represent the stock doing fairly well
Notwithstanding the recent stormy
, weather, and the fsfmers happy in
anticipation ora good season.
II II Ia current that Col. Mat era
ham, now in New York, has ncgoti
/ ated = Gale Of the Elmira Co. % min
. ing property at Banner. That il
one Of the most valuable properties
, in I6aho.-Boise Dem.
N. Kemper says THAT Silve'
. mountain mining district il ell RICH
4 and that the magnificent mill anc
, works planted at Graham by tn
: English Co. will net long lie idle
. An agent of that company has jus
q gone to Lcndon.-Boise Dem.
hr. Poyd, general manager Q
: the Cphir, informs ~ that the rev
e mill works charmingly, considering
e the extremely cold weather an,
; scarcity of water. II has been rui
g only during daytime and at half c
t its capacity of stamps. / CLEANUP
n will probably be made during I'll
= coming week.
The Statesman says James French
n miner, who hes resided in th
IS Boise Basin for the nast 20 years Q
e more, left Idaho City on the ever
i ing Of New Years day TO go TO hi
= home some sight miles distant /
II the Gambrinus district and wa
l. found dead ON the road the follov
y ing morning.
For the information Of certai
y parties we quote section 1914, II
le yised Statutes, as follows: "Whe
It land in sold for taxes correctly in
d posed as the property Of partic,
lie lar person, no misnomer Of Il
* owner or supposed owner, or 9TH
ID mistake relating TO the OWNERSHIP
ut thereof, affects the sale, or rendel
d il void or voidable."
Uncle Dick Tregaskis has bee
d suffering recently from sevel
he cold. The other day, while toas
w ing his shins before a Etove in
" saloon and, between sneezes al
ss coughs, slipping q hot lemonade,
n friend asked Got the In grip
,r- Uncle Dick7" YES, my son." /
ne piled the old-timer, 1--WE got
We grippe on this glass Of good h
M stuff and I'm going to get ii dov
m. before ] stop
AT a meeting of the creditors
,sF Jacob Uirica, held at TIRE rot
les hnuse at o'clock p. ~, Janaa
* 9th, 1890. Geo. ". Fletcher, ]
as was unanimously chosen 90 !
ok signee OF the estate. This acti
tn places Mr.. Ulrich in a position
nd pull through his financial diflicl
he ties in a short time and TO the Ct
is ification of numerous frienl
&C. Jake will climb on top again 1
tho coming summer, and don't you I
get IL.