Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12
Wall paper at Swanholm's.
Commissioners meet Monday.

Wall paper at Swanholm's.
Commissioners meet Monday.
Manuel Comes came up from
Mt. Home Monday.
Miss Mary Gray, from Boise, is
visiting friends in Rocky Bar.
Chief Justice Rowland of Pine
Grove visited Rocky BarWednesday.
Arthur Brown, prominent at
torney of Salt Lake, is attending
court in this place.
Mrs. Mute Nichols, from the
South Boise, was visiting friends
here during the week.
Hon. Z. C. Helfrich and AL More
came up from Mt Home Wednes-
day, by private conveyance.
Ex-Chief Justice Weir arrived
here from Boise Sunday evening,
having business in the District
Court.
Nat Hall announces in another
column that he is prepared to do all
kinds Of blacksmithing and wagon
work, and guarantees satisfaction.
Dan. McGinness and his estim-
able wife arrived here last Saturday
evening by private conveyance.
They returned home on Thursday
Sol. Newcomers old-time famil-
lar face has appeared on our streets
for several days past. Mr. New
conner rs now a prosperous rancher
near Mountain Home.
+. c. Mandeii, county surveyor
of Alturas, is visiting Elmore's
cousfy seat. He and superinten-
dent Chiids, Of the Buttercup, went
TO Atlanta on Thursday.
Geo. A Mccormick, superinten-
dent of the Vishnu, who has been
visiting on Wood River for the past
ten days, returned home Thursday
evening looking as delicate as ever.
Kelly "the innocent" who was
arrested for brutality beating woman
Of the town last week, was tried be
fore Judge Culp, convicted and
sentenced to Jail for period Of six
months.
Wednesday, J. II. Stephenson,
one of the jurymen in an important
ease, was kicked by a horse AL.
though considerably shook up, it
did not incapacitate him from sit
ting out the trial.
The Rocky Bar public. school
will close for the term next week.
Miss Anna Elliott has proven an
able teacher and we believe given
general satisfaction alike to parents
and pupils.
Hon. Geo. Ainslie, a rip-snorting
and able Idaho Democratic politi-
i clan, as well as lawyer. was in
Rocky Bar the past week, he being
employed in one of the most inn
portant suits pending in the District
Court.
Il lie reported on the streets and
is doubtless fact that the Gilmore
tunnel, running from the new shaft,
has cut into the Confederate Star
ledge and exposed four feet of rich
d gold-bearing quartz. Things do
move just right now days in this
section.
In the case of the Columbia Mine
II Co. va. the Bear Creek Gold Mining
Company, the District Court gave
its decision yesterday in favor OF de-
PENDANT; the Court holding that the
location notice of Williams, under
which plaintiff claims, vas void.
In 1886 James Harvey was dis
abled from performing manuel labor
for life by an accident while work
ing in the Alturas mine at this
place. He sued the company for
SIC, 900 damages, and the case was
tried in the District Court this week.
The jury rendered verdict in fa-
vor Of Harvey for 10000 damages.
The Gilmore Commissioners will
son be eallad upon to establish
Commissioner districts and new
election precincts, and, TO not men,
zion other obvious reasons in favor
81 establishing county boundary
lines, this fact renders il highly
necessary that an immediate sur
gey should be made. Known
boundary lines would also very ma
Eerially aid the Assessor in bis
official duties. As the season for
such work is fast passing away, we
hope the Commissioners will act
promptly at their next meeting.