Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-01-11

been remarkably quiet.
'La grippe has not yet reached
the metropolis of Gilmore.
Charley Lang. tlin mining expert,
returned TO Atlents Thursday.
z. r. Gaetz, Lee Abbott and Mr..
Crockett started out for Atlanta
Tuesday.
RUFF Turner Of Atlantis spent
several days at the Bar during the
past week.
DIR. Wright now has one patient
at the County Hospital-the first
TO enter that institution.
Coal oil is already scarce in this
market and it ia certain that even
candles will be in great demand be-
fore spring time.
The first floor of-the Masonic hall
has been partitioned off into four
handsome rooms which win be
rented for oHicess
A cold wave stuck this vicinity
last Monday md Tuesday nights,
knocking tbs MERCURY down to IL
degrees belox.sefo.
J. w. Crockett, who has been
employed on the Ophir mill for
several months, returned to his
home in Atlanta last Tuesday.
A man named James Taw sneezed
himself to death in Louisville, KY,
n short time ago. He was sufferer
from the new disease, influenza or
''la grippe"
Stedman & Contancin and Jake
Ulrich have for over week past
had men engaged cutting and stor-
ing large quantities of pure ice for
summer use.
Ex-Gov. Stevenson and ex-peie-
gate Ainsle have gone TO Washing
ton to help pull Idaho into State
hood. Gov. Shoup is also there for
the same purpose.
A large number Of men are no1'
engaged at cutting wood in this Vi
cinity which will be- IN good de
mand probably bsfOse the roads are
in condition for hauling.
Owing to the heavy snow storm,
Billy Rabjohn> could not get away
until Monday last, and Fred Davis
was delayed 30 long that hs vii
not now maks- his Intended visit u
Boise.
We have received an Anonymous
letter from Mountain Home which
the writer desires published. Not
withstanding we believe his sccusa
tions entirely correct we can no
print it without the authors rea
name.
With two horses attached to [
large raw-hide, Jewett has done |
great amount Of hauling aToun'
town lately, at the same time Dnck
ing good trails through the deoi
snow that are appreciated by al
pedestrians.
A man who would sell q hou5
to a poor, industrious lady, know
ing that the taxes ON such propeFt.
had not been paid, and also tia
said property was held as Becurit
for his poll and hospital taxes, 10
very poor citizen indeed.
Roscoe Smith received letter
few days ago from DR.. w. Z. Smitf
who was then In New York. II
had experienced the Russian 81
grippe" bit had recovered and wa
arranging(to sail fsf Paris in CON
pany with his~sf1other. Hence W
suppose the DIR. 10 now cutting
swath at the French metropolis.
Pearson and Allsxson are indu
triously prosecuting work in I'll
Queen of the West mine. The fac
of the tunnel ia about 100 feet b
low the surface and they are talir
out splendid ore from a vein abol
three feet in width. The cuee
will be heard from as . good gol
producer before spring time.
After a tough trip of four days
deep snow Major Geo. A. William
arrived here from Mountain Hon
Sunday night. He and Mr.. Cocl
rane left Tuesday morning on sno,
shoes for Atlanta, where they wi
probably commence mining oper
tons on the locations general
known as the Yuba property.
The snow storm Of last Fridi
extended down TO the banks OF q
Snake. Snow fell foot deep
Mountain Home and the stage 70;
was blocked for two days. Char
Brown went down to Dog Gre
Saturday on snow-shoes al
brought the letter mail in th
night. Sunday the stage arriv
after being on the road four days.
The West shore has improv
steadily since the first copy Of I
weekly was issued, and it is NJ
the handsomest illustrated week
in the United States. Its pictuI
of western scenes are of special
forest, its general contents are int
esting and valuable. Every hou
on the Pacific Coast should reee;
the West shore regularly. l.. Ia
81 p,hl;,har portianl ORGY