Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-08-30

the heavy taxes to pay interest on
that sum. MANY TAXPAYERS.
Rocky Bar, August 2S, 1890.
Dave Ethel Of Pine Grove has
been nominated for joint Represen-
tative from Ada and Gilmore coun-
ties on the Republican ticket. Mr..
Ethel is one of the first settlers of
Idaho Territory, and is known by
every man, woman and child in FL
more county. If the BULLETIN
had any possible cause for giving
Uncle Dave black eye it would do
so-but it cannot.
Sunday evening, August "a, $500,
Charles T.. Hopkins and Miss Pearl
May Lawson were married in Rocky
Bar, by Probate Judge Culp, at the
residence of the brides parents.
The newly welded pair are highly
respected young people and have
the blessings Of the BULLETIN for
their future happiness and pros
perity.
Ed. Stcarns arrived home a few
days ago from canping-out trip
of two weeks at the Sawtooth lakes.
He says that there were over an
hundred ladies and gentlemen ex-
cursionists from various sections up
there during his stay and the fun
was simply immense. Hunting,
fishing and dancing on the beach
was INDUCED in To the satisfaction
of all Ed tarried in Atlanta, also,
for awhile, and asserts that for gem
uine hospitality the people Of that
place cannot be excelled.
Mrs. G. NJ. Payne, Miss Lizzie
Fitzwater and Miss Mabel Payne
departed Thursday afternoon by
Hopkins & kilograms stage for
Mountain Home. Mrs. and Miss
Payne will proceed 10 Salt Lake,
where Miss Mabel will again enter
Rowland Hall Academy for another
school term. Mrs. Payne, will re-
turn home in about ten days.
Word comes from Atlanta that
Mr.. Kinsfeld is much pleased with
Charley lang's management of the
Buffalo mine and mill, and the pros
poets are good that work on this
property will continue without in
terruption, all winter. The ledge is
fully ten feet wide and very rich III
gold and silver.
I Sir ia mes 0'Neil is the way YOU
should now address heretofore plain
James O'Neil of ours. Thursday
night, August 90, near II o'clock
Mrs. O'Neil presented Jim with a
bouncing boy baby, and the afore-
said James is yet too full to utter
his thanks for the appearance of a
boy in the family.
Miss Mary Slusser, recently from
Boise City, has opened dressmak
ing establishment in ID. b. Ethell's
building, adjoining Sheriff Whites
residence. She is deserving young
lady and the BULLETIN hopes she
may be well patronizcd by the
Rocky Bar ladies.
John Van Setback and Yves
Wickcrsham returned from Atlanta
Thursday, where they had been for
several days. each trying to
convince the dear people of that
burg that he was the better man for
the position of Clerk of the District
Court.
Charles Baxter, wife and child
rem, and Mr.. Kahn, relatives of c.
v. Smith and family, arrived here
on Thursdays stage. Captain
Baxter is looked for daily, and
when he docs come work will be
commenced ON the Shake creek
mines.
The last run Of Henry Clay ore
made az Reeser's mill paid so in
gold per ton. John Shields will
prosecute work in this mine more
vigorously than ever, and he GER
tainly has good inducements to do so.
A Chinaman generally known as
Coyote" was killed at Lison's tun-
mel on the 2Gth. He accidentally
fell from the car track and while
rolling down the dump his head
struck a rock and he was instantly
killed.
The contract for sinking the FL
more shaft $50 feet deeper has been
let to experienced miners, and oper-
ations win commence on Scptcm-
Der l. This will place the shaft at
a depth of $50 feet, and cut the old
Gilmore vein.
The big Cornish pump is now in
place in the fillmore new shaft and
working admirably. Work has
been resumed ON the Gilmore and
Vishnu cross-cut and drifts on the
30O-ft level.
The first gun in Rocky Bar Of
the Idaho State political battle will
be fired here this Saturday. even
ing. Hon. Fred T. Dubois and
Hon. Ed. Curtis are announced to
speak.
Geo. o. Smith, George Winder
and Antoine Canadas are sinking a
shaft ON the Mule Trail mine, and
expect big results when they strike