Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-24
PINE GROVE ITEMS.

In behalf ~ our prosperous li,lie eamp AND lsihc
hSBe5t. az well Is all those intere-trl In mining
hers. few words In YOUR newsy little nrtlsuS 81
Elnore may BE- II inicres, 10 all The condition ~
the minrs throngh tbs good WORK and ssrvn.
uoDs eS"rts o. individual o~ises~, development
work continues. Is showing far better than any tiue
IN the past believe there s great future IN stoye
Tor this pleasant and agrceahie ,sle sanap Every.
thing Is surely pointing that way little more ia
tieoe. pluck and ensrxy the part OF those waiting
will certainly he re~ArieA
There arr two well developed mines re-the
Franklin and tho Mountain View besides the Gold
HUI. which h owned by ~ Louis ssnaieaie who Il
Is quite certain viii commence operations early
date.
several prospects are being worked Throughout the
district that show up good with fair chances prove
better than any claims thus far deselupcd CaTstai
Is neesei and dozen good niinss can bs opened az
Placer mining u earned on to a considerable cx.
tent along the river Ahoye and below Pine Grove.
Two Cinnamon have recently commenced sluicing
near the mouth 81 High Prairie Cnlch. known a. the
Sloan dggings. Ia ~hirh htirA'k. sis found tsn
ecnt- and over 70 the pan. They Nave pcnts 81 IA.
ter and are pushing things and will got good
Walter SCott AMI W. J. Bogard have goed diggings
afew nalles above town, along the river on which
~oEk ! steadily he:ng done With gooSi resalss
Clark BENSON has leased the Victory mine, about
two and half miles south II the Franklin. and Is
prciartug Tor werk Al once. The Victory IL g0ssi
mine. showing the same character ~ orr that Of
the Franklin good bodies II 81 and so rock and
easily extracted
The writer L in receipt Of letters ~ inquiry con.
corning the Franklin and Mountain View mines. and
bv all Appearances this section ~ country Is attract.
ing great attention. would he 10 the interest al
all capitalists looking ior mines 10 call and Hvrsti
KATE them 10 their own satisfaction. They will hud
several permanent AMI good mines with large bodies
OF good pay ore In SIGHT
The Franklin has already proven 20 he q good pro.
dncing property. The new tunnel IN prtgres- under
fhe t0fE A. hal
fast As possible u will tap the shat, about 800 feet
deep. when all ores In the upper works can be cun
yeyed through Il At light expense.
The Mountain view Is showing up wonderfully veil
IN all it, openings ON bodies u froni four 10 six
feet vide The ore carries iron; this however
Is no ietrment. strong h@aittc iron cropping "
considered the lest possible Indication o. pcrina.
nency and value in gold ledge. The OF the
VEN Is esstery aud westerly and Is admirably stu
ated for cheap working. deep canyon cuts Through
near 70 the ledge which fIoris an excellent duinI,
and depth 81 several hundred feet be attained
bN tuni.el The ore chimney continues far .he
ledge has been found and psospccted and is Of uni,
form richness. Ia Hall and Henry He=iogd ie.sees
deserve great credit for developing such valuable
property AID from Ahieh they will receive such good
returns Tor their labor. Nine employed at
present. wagon rosd completed 10 the dump
where the ores he eniaBtiy loaded anu hauled
aNa, thorough tes; Of this ore vill be u.a.ie in
the franklin mill The crossing q Deer creek, near
the river. i sonaeA hat angetuus owing high wa.
ter AMI may cause delay u hauling II Is est-
mated that one thousand tons OF ore Is the
1anip really for milling. Commissioner d. H. Ethcil
Hon John Van sehsick, Gid Campbell and John
Donahoe are the lucky 81 this valuable prop
erty. Donahocs interest IL bonded "a III Hail.
The tranklin and Mountain Wow excellent
properties for market Capitalists will do well 10 Sc
cure them and work thcm IA g'asd faith.
George CloPton and Fred iiijegTan recently r,aie
discovery " zO'Si szcd vein about nilu s,utn
from the Mountain View. II shows good and strong
and high gra!o.
cy Doom and y. D NcNinn each have One Pros
poets up ON Deer creek This legvs show good bodies
OF orr and exceedingly rich
d. D. Ethel reached here safely on the 18th from
hocky Bar, alter long spell uf sickness being con.
NeSed In light spring wagon, accompanied hy Mrs
kthcil anu sos Hay AMI Dr. smith. Mr. Efheii stool
the trip remarkably well. One would naturally se,.
change in the glow Of his fare, thankful cheerful
and giat 10 oncc nlorr return 90 this dear old home
VIZ ART all glad 10 hin aud 10 know ~ his pres.
once amongst us. Tie u last Improving 10 nualth
Al Tor a location for permanent county scat Il
Elnore e,unty, this question should be earilt dc.
terminei, and all sithin the county unite and say
We will place it At Pine Grove nearest the center
where 10 also found all the Advantage oi natures pro-
duction an abundance % water. Sool good soil
and plenty OF t for cultivation plenty Of mineral
wealth beautiful mountains, FISH and game oi all
xmas, and the most pleasant location in the Terri.
tory, My desire Is 10 set Little Elfnore prosper
which 1t ~ certain u do, aud 90 know that All hcr
good people 81 influence, energy and ability will use
their best judgment aud take the proper course for
the best Interests and welfare OF tho county and her
people. L. r. A.
Pine Grove Idaho MAY ~ 1880