Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10

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The Recorder says there is
young lady carpenter in Salmon
City.
Ogden expects $4,000 visitors at
the Mardi Gras Carnival commence
ing July 1.
Jacob Oats and Gregory Squires
were killed in the Alice mine shaft
in Butte City on the ID instant.
The dam at Bottoms hot springs
on Deer creek, Alturas cou,ty, has
been carried away by high water.
Charlie Howeth-has sold his en-
tire interest iy1fhe dorsey ranch on
Sanke river tS-T. l.. Carpenter of
Des Moines, Iowa.
Senator Mitchell Of Oregon now
believes that the Idaho State bill
will be taken up and passed in the
Senate by the first of June.
John C. Fremont has been COM
missioned as Major General, and
was Immediately after placed on
the retired list Of U. S. army officers.
Roscoe Smith left here last week
with the INTENTION 81 going east to
purchase a stock ofdrugs for Ethel
& Smiths new drug store at Min.
Home.
The Caldwell Tribune says the
cattle roundup will commence
about May 10th and horse round
up will start from Frazier's ranch
on the 10Th.
Miss Winnie Davis, daughter OF
jeff Davis, and Alfred Wilkinson of
New York will be married early in
June, at the home of the Davis fam
lily in Mississippi.
VIM. Richan and Mike Cronin
are making good Roadway in their
Reeser tunnel, on the hillside Just
above town, and the ledge improves
in width and quality Of ore as depth
is attained.
Farmers Charlie SAVERS and
Mute Nichols came up from their
South Boise ranches few days ago
to get supplies, They are busy
seeding their land and expect big
crops this season.
Major Cavanah is having the
Bear Creek Mining Company's Of
fee overhauled IN carpenters and
paper hangers( Twill be commo-
dious and handsome quarters, with
an assay office in the rear.
A little daughter of Cap links
fell into the creek few days ago
and would doubtless have been
drowned had At pot been for the
timely presen6eofa Chinaman, who
rescued the little one from a watery
grave.
J. c. Folkman has taken a posi-
ton behind the bar at Jake Ulrich's
Brewery Saloon. His gentlemanly
bearing and accommodating dispo-
sition, in connection with the dis
pensing Of only first-class articles.
will surely bring shekels into the
slot.
Chas. II. Furey formerly n resi-
dent of Atlanta and ex-SheriT of
old Alturas county has filed petit
ton showing that his estate is in
solvent, and has assigned his prop
erty for the benefit of his creditors.
In statement in the HALEY Times
he fixes his assets at about $4,000,
and his liabilities at about $4,000.
Hon. w. Y. Perkins returned yes
terday from successful trip to So
licit seed grain for the settlers of
Camas prairie. He has four car
loads already ON the road, some of
which have been shipped a suffiei-
ent length of time to have arrived
ere this. They have undoubtedly
been detained by some accident;
the shipping receipts have been re-
ceived. Mr.. Perkins says he has
seed grain and potatoes enough for
the settlers.-News- Miner I'd.
Judge Willis Sweet, in the Dis
trict Court at Mount Idaho, has de-
cided that Chinese have no rights
whatever on mining lands in the
United States, and that lease of
mining ground to them is invalid,
and amounts to an abandonment Of
a claim. Measures will now be
taken. if an appeal is not allowed,
to Dust all Chinese miners in the
Territory. The decision is far
reaching and will lead to the aban-
donment Of much ground possessed
by the Chinese