Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-11-08

The tdaho Legislature Will meet
ON December 8, 1890.
Mrs. J. A. Casebere. of Mayfeld
visited the Bar last Wednesday.
DIR. O. w. Hall of Atlanta visited
the Bar several days the past week.
Z. c. Koch, Of the Gilmore, has
returned home from pleasant trip
TO San Francisco.
Mrs. Mute Nichols came up from
the ranch Wednesday on q visit to
friends in this place.
Steve Oglesby, foreman of the
Ophir mine, returned from Boise
City Wednesday evening.
The Hascom ranch will be one of
the most valuable locations along
the line of the new railroad.
10 Fitzgerald Is having the front
of the Exchange Saloon reprinted,
which adds much to its appearance:
A Question: Can the Commits
sioners at a special meeting recon-
slider action taken at q regular
Inccting7
Henry Dorsey and George Haun,
both reliable teamsters, came in
with heavy loads Of freight last
Sunday.
Aug. Outflow is working like a
Trojan collecting information for
the Idaho and Salt Lake railway
managers.
Friends of the BULLETIN arc in
vited 20 call at our new quarters
and, take q drink-of sparkling
spring water.
Mrs. J. T. Gilman departed on
Wednesday mornings stage for
Boise City, where she will remain
but few days.
The BULLETIN expresses the wish
that Shoup and Claggett may be
selected the two first Idaho Senators
by the Legislature.
Tom Morrow and family have re-
moved from Pine Grove TO Rocky
Bar and are occupying the Gilmore
restaurant building.
Taxpayers must not send express
moncy orders or checks in payment
for taxes. They positively can not
be received. and will be returned.
James Carroll has been elected TO
Congress in Alaska. This is the
first intimation we have had of
Jim's departure from his Neal dis
trict mines.
Bob and Eva mckinley gave two
of their pleasing entertainments here
last week TO crowded houses. We
bcspeak for them good reception
wherever they may go.
A railroad down the South Boise
il now almost an assured fact, and
il would be well for those who have
been offering property for sale along
the line to wait for the snort Of the
engine.
Keep up courage-our principal
mines are ali getting in shape for
big results and the railroad lie surely
coming. Two years hence Rocky
Bar will have population Of 5000
people.
Frank Turner's pack train has
for several days been engaged in
packing ore from the Queen of the
West mine to Reeser's mill for re-
duction. We understand another
run of fifty tons is to be made.
Public attention IL called to the
professional card Of Frank T. W.
man In another column. He will
promptly, ably and honestly at
tend TO all business with which he
may be favored.
Mrs. VIM. McKim and Miss
Clara Willard came in from Bona
parte few days ago and are guests
nj the Alturas hotel. Mrs. McKim
will soon depart for Greg on, where
she viii probably locate perma-
nently.
Chief Justice and Tonsorial Ar.
list Rathbone is enlarging his bust.
ness. He now has q good supply
of stationery, cigars, tobacco, can
dies and nuts for sale, and solicits
orders from home people as well az
those Of adjoining camps.
On his recent visit here it trans
pifed that Major Cavanah and Ma
jor Wilkes were old-time acquaint'
ances and friends in the east many
years ago, and it was interesting &c
here them relate their ups and
downs l.. the "0ld North State be
fore the great rebellion.
The Idaho Mail advises taxpay'
ers to not pay taxes 30 long as thu
records remain at Rocky Bar. i
there are any such fools in Elmor'
as 10 adopt the Nails suggestion
we pity them. However, by SO do
ing the county and the collecto
would be greatly benefited by tn
extra percentage. necessarily &C
cruing.
Quite delegation Of handsom
ladies came over from Atlanta las
Saturday TO attend the McGinle.
entertainment and dance. AmonI
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