Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-11-01
Go see the McGinleys.
The McGinlcys this friday
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with another letter this week.
Surveyor Towase went to Atlanta
Friday on professional business.
Otto Schweizer is now secretary
of Rocky Bar Lodge, l. o. 0. +.
Splendid music was rendered on
the streets Friday by the band boys.
Silver is again down to 81 03-26
cents per ounce less than the coin
value.
Laugh and grow fat at the Nc
Ginley entertainment this friday
evening.
Judge Heath. the veteran miner
of Atlanta, paid US a hasty visit
Thursday.
Two big teams arrived here Sum
day from Boise City loaded with
freight for Atlanta.
The long-looked- for Frue vanner
for the Buffalo mill went over to
Atlanta last Monday.
Send in your taxes. Don't wait
till the last day of grace and then
have to add extra costs.
J. w. Rowctt few days ago re-
ceived from the east very fine cor
net which cost him $l05.
Read Justice Rathbone's card.
He will give you square deal in
all business transactions.
Captain Prey and wife, from At
lanta, passed through this place
Thursday on their way to Boise.
Jim Smoot, Johnny Goodyear
and Bert Prey, three of Atlanta's
good people, visited the county seat
Tuesday.
District Attorney McCarty re-
turned to the Bar Monday evening,
from a professional visit to HALEY
and the State Capital.
To-day the BULLETIN Office viii
he removed to the building opposite
Fred Davis residence, short dis
lance above the postoffice.
Herman Myers has returned from
Ross valley and his train Of animals
are now engaged packing ore from
John Shields mine to Reeser's mill.
Superintendent Mccormick of the
Gilmore has ordered complete as
saying outfit, and will soon be able
TO test his ore at the company's
Office.
J. Fl. Casey of Atlanta is high
stopper now--owing to a handsome
present made him by Mrs. Casey
on the 30th, in the shape of fine
boy baby.
Under the instructions Of Profs.
Stevens and Prouse the band boys
are improving rapidly and doubtless
by Christmas Rocky Bar will have
band Of musicians of which our
people may justly feel proud.
The Gilmore District Court will
not commence here on the Sd in
stant-the day set by the Territorial
Supreme Court. Court will be
called here after Judge Stock
slar assumes his official robes-say
about the 18th instant.
The BULLETIN would be pleased
TO see either Mt. Home or Glenn's
Ferry capture the Idaho Agricnl-
tural College location--and the
$4,000 accompaniment. Either
town is well adapted for such an
institution.
Four samples of Vishnu ore,
taken from the stope on the 300
level mentioned elsewhere in this
paper, and recently sent to Salt
Lake for assay by Superintendent
Mccormick, yielded as follows in
gold: $455.o0, $4,000, $241.0o,
$4,000.
G. w. Joy came over from Atlanta
Sunday. He is arranging to work
his Queens river mines during the
winter and will doubtless bring in
good reports in early spring. Mr..
Joy saws Superintendent LANCE has
everything at TIE Buffalo mine and
mill in such shape as to insure con-
tinuous work all winter.
The BULLETIN man tips his som
brero" with profound respect to the
editor of the Salt Lake Stock Ex-
change Journal for these kind
words: The ELNoRE BULLETIN is
u very newsy, well edited and in
teresting sheet, and is an able ex-
ponent of the grand country from
which it derives its support"
III. G. Foster, n Rocky Bar school
boy away back in the COS, is the
Democratic candidate for State SEN
ator in Eureka county, Nevada. 1t
was the BULLETIN mans pleasure
TO give Mike his first instructions in
the "art preservative," at Elko q
years ago. He was a bright, faith
full boy and no doubt will make an
able and honest representative.
Last Monday, at HALEY, Judge
Beatty rendered a decision in the
Logan county seat case in favor Of
bellevue. Ii seems that the Sho
shone people, or their attorneys
overlooked the most important point
in their side of the case-that Of IL
legal votes cast on the county seal
questionable qualifications for cleo
tors not having been enforced by