Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14
Eastern Star ball. 9th.

Dduu Doye baii, July Eoui III.
Alex. Simpson and wife were Wis
iting in HALEY last Sunday.
Mrs. d. b. Ethel came up from
the Grove Thursday evening.
w. II. Owen and wife have again
taken residence in Rocky Bar.
Silver was quoted in New York
on OF the 9th at FU9s, and lead at
II is reported that Tom Riley has
struck a rich gold ledge near old
Spanishtown.
f. p. Willis has returned to At
lanta, and will probably take po-
sition at the Tahoma mill.
Ang. Outflow of this place was
recently admitted to the bar in the
District Court Of Alturas county.
~N New type and a large lot of
letter heads, bill heads, cards, etc.
Just received at the BULLETIN Office
Send in orders for job work.
Road Overseer Warren Buell. re-
ceives much credit for the speedy
and complete repairing of the road
between Junction Bar and this
place.
All children who wish to take
part in singing on the Fourth of
July are requested to meet at the
court house to-day Saturday. at
$50 p. m.
VIM. L. Prey and wife, who spent
the winter in Boise City, were
welcomed back here last Sunday.
They proceeded to their home in
Atlanta on Monday.
Geo. w. Dunster, son of Mrs.
Farneman, and Sheriff of Nevada
county, Cal. returned from Atlanta
Wednesday. lie reports Mrs. Far
neman as steadily improving in
health.
Fletcher g. Fletcher have re-
moved their general mercantile
store to the new building adjoining
the postoffice. An addition to the
main building will soon be COM
pleted, which will afford very COM
modious quarters.
Two more prisoners from the
railroad were brought here and
lodged in Jail recently to await ac-
ton Of the grand jury. One for
robbing a prostitute in Mountain
Home; the other for attempting to
carve another man near Porter's
station.
Miss Mabel Payne, who has been
attending Rowland Hall school,
Salt Lake, for the past nine months,
will arrive home for summer vaca-
ton, about the middle of the coming
week. Miss Lizzie Fitzwater will
also return from the same school,
but will stop at Min. Home where
her parents now reside.
John Shields and Antoine Cana
das had 81 tons of Henry Clay ore
crushed at Reeser's mill few days
ago, which yielded 60i ounces Of
gold. This sum does not come up
to the returns from ore taken from
the Henry Clay and reduced last
summer, yet Uncle John says it is
good pay for little work"
The officers Of Golden Rule Chap
ter. Eastern Star, will be installed
publicly at Masonic hall on St.
John's day-June "a. The lady
members will give a grand ball in
the evening of that day at Odd
Fellows hall, and all efforts imag-
Unable will be put forth to make il
an enjoyable affair throughout.
Tickets only $500 including supper
at the Alturas Hotel.
Isaac T. Fitzwater proclaims TO
the world in these columns to day
that he wants the shrievalty of FL
more county. Mr.. Fitzwater has
been a resident of Atlanta and
Rocky Bar since 1879, and no one
can say aught against him. He is
practical miner and sympathises
with all workingmen, is sober, up
IlEnt anu u CT Bhhlt iihu luf the pb-
sition, Ito say nothing about his
230 pounds Of solid flesh and bone
and should he get the nomination
would make il hot at the polls for
his Democratic competitor. Next.
District Attorney McCarty re-
turned from a visit to Boise on
Tuesdays stage He necessarily
stopped at Mt. Home q short time
and says the people of that place
nre wild about county seat removal;
that they act as though county
seat was the only salvation for
the town; that the bargain between
Glenn's Ferry and Mountain Home
is a positive fact, and that the peo-
pile OF the latter place will trade
their boots and swap wives to gain
vote when the time comes. Poll.
tics will cut no figure with them
The fight is sectional and county
Feat the war cry.