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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29

John Shields. who is owner of
one-half Of the Summit mine, in
forms us that the lessees quit work
on the 10Th instant, and the suppo-
sition is they have abandoned the
property.
Capt. James Baxter and Z. L..
Giroux drove Major Frank Cav
anah, a prominent mining man Of
Becky Bar, Idaho, out to the Big
Alex mine yesterday to witness the
operation of the Griffin Mill and Cir
oux Amalgamator recently placed
on that property. Major Cavanah
was so well pleased with the plant
that he at once placed an order for
three Griffin mills and like num-
Der of amalgamators for his Idaho
mining properties. The Major also
put forth strong argument for the
establishment Of the plant proposed
by Mr.. Giroux to the people of
Baker City ut Boise City and guar
anteed in all that words would i'm
ply that Boise City would raise
$4,000 subscription to stock in
such an enterprise in twenty-four
hours. 1t will be seen from this
that other places appreciate the inn
portance of such an enterprise AZ
this if Baker City does not and I'M
less our people show spirit in this
matter and offer the proper induce
ment to the Gireux Amalgamating
Company they may lose the prize
and they will have reason to deplare
a lost opportunity.-Baker City
Dem. 18th.
Il. Buehren, who has been min
ing and mill superintendent Of the
Buffalo Company at Atlanta during
the past few years, and A. q. Young
mill-man of the same place, are in
town and will remain few DAYS
Mr.. Buehren is the gentleman who
finally succeeded iii adopting a
concentrating process to the low
grade ores Of the Buffalo Com
pany's property, and he il on
his way east 10 purchase addi-
tional machinery. Both gentle
men agree in the opinion that At
lanta will enjoy more prosperity, in
the near future, than ever before
Haley Times.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29
oLnxN.s FERRY rAcrs.

Mrs. G. J. Atkins Is here from
Shoshone visiting her many friends.
]. ) Bennett and wife left here
last Monday to 60 on their ranch at
Nampa.
Fircmen Biggs. Mills and Frank
Cowan. who were injured at the
Medbury wreck three weeks ago
are doing we'll, and able to perform
light duty.
Our school will continue until
June under the management Of Prof.
G. 4. Smith whose efficiency as u
teacher is unexcelled.
Rev. Father Van der DoIlckt
held religious services here last Fri
day. A move is being made 70
build Catholic church here, and
nearly $500 has been collected for
the purpose.
Fred Wright's new model restaur-
ant is most important feature
in the town and well patronized,
and Fred deserves il.
Judge Wall was here last week
from the Bar discussing the labor
question and the dial Of political
destiny in Elmore's affairs.
Machinists Pete Rennick and
Jack Van Plcw are building nea,
residences in the south end.
John Henry has resigned as fore
man Of the ear shop and gone to
his ranch near Eagle Rock. w. H.
Jones of Pocatello succeeds him.
Fireman Wakefield is still very
low with conclusion of the brain re-
sulting from injuries received from
the wreck Of the flyer at Minidoka
Judge Woodwork Of Toponis was
here the early part Of this week and
reports good prospects ahead fol
Logan county.
VIM. Lawlor is again happy il
the advent Of a new addition 10 Iii,
family. 1t is girl. Mother and
baby doing well.
Engineer John T. Fisher has solo
his dwelling house on Little Canyon
Creek, to John MeMenamin, VIII,
has moved here from Medbury.
Pat Callahan, assistant engin,
dispatcher left here on Saturda,
for the u p. Hospital at Ogder
with a severe attack of the grip.
Mrs. Geo. f. Mahoney returned
here on Sunday, after an absence o
three months in Weiser.
Conductor Marsh Hartman lief
this place a few days ago for Mon
tana to take a position on thu
Northern Pacific.
Yard-master +. N. Roberts has
recovered after a four months siege
Of inflammatory rheumatism and i.
now running on the road.
Glcnn's Ferry, March %, 1890.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29

Superintendent OF Elmore county.
Somebody has figured out tn

Somebody has figured out the
chances of winning n Louisiana lot
terry prize. lie says there are 3d.
800 chances TO one again winning
$4,000, 1890 to ono against win
ming 5000, 1890 to ono in regard
to 1900, and so on down to the
man who looks for S. with the
chances As to one against him.
Louis Kossuth, the Hungarian
patriot is quoted as saying, there
are men now alive who will see the
day when Ireland will become a
State in the American Union"
A western man is said to have
discovered process Of making
whisky out Of beans. Bean whisky
be hlowedl Good old corn OF rye is
good enough for us.-Tuscarora
Times Review.
Jim smoot skipped out for his
Atlanta homo yesterday, aud lie il
lost to the singing eircle-lost
Mike Gould has returned to At
lanta for the summer campaign.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29
PINE GROVE.

But little has been done here this
winter in mining matters, aside
from the Franklin mine. The only
mines worked are the Mountain
View and Hawkeye, and they are
both producing large quantities Of
ore. A blast in what was supposed
to be the hanging wall Of the Hawk
eye proved to be only a slip of
country rock and revealed two and
a half feet of ore behind it, making
the ore body seven feet wide, and
still increasing in width as depth
is attained.
We have plenty of good mines
here, but need capital to work them.
1t is uphill business for poor pros
pector to do much in the way of
development. If capitalists would
come to this camp am sure they
would find good place to invest
their money in mines.
Cy. Doom has commenced work
on the Aleatraz mine, which shows
a 12-foot ledge of fine quartz and
some very rich ore.
Last week a social party was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. George Gram
dial at their residence below town.
Everybody was invited, and every
body went and had splendid time.
Dancing was kept up all night
The Pine Grove Band was out in
force and rendered some excellent
music. When IL comes to entertain
ing company, you bet George is a
dandy, but on this occasion he
fairly outdid himself, especially
when he sat down on-but | prom
Used him not to tell. SOONER.
Pine Grove, March 26, 1890.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29
THE vIsnNu IN NEW HANDS.

The celebrated vishnu mine at
this place bias at last got into the
hands Of men capable Of making il
/ productive. Messrs. Woodrow and
Mccormick on Monday paid over
the purchase money, $4,000, to
Jacob Reeser and the administrator
Of the Settle estate, and were placed
in possession Of the property.
This transfer is no small item for
the prosperity of this camp. The
Vishnu is noted for its great wealth
Of gold, but the property has for
years been tied up in such a man
ner that it was of little benefit to its
owners or the community. Hence
forth it will be worked upon a large
scale and in an advantageous man
ner, and will astonish even the
lucky purchasers by its immense
output of gold.
We are told that George A. Nc
Cornick will remain here and have
full charge Of the Vishnu mine
under the new management. Also
that the mine is to be worked by a
tunnel leading from the Gilmore
new shaft, and that the ore will be
reduced at the Elmore mill. A
tunnel is now being pushed from
the shaft toward the Vishnu ledge,
as also is one headed for tie Con-
federate Star lode belonging to the
Elmore company.
Mr.. Mccormick, is an old Nevada
miner of much experience, and this
fact causes all to believe that he
will push things in the manner Of
the Comstock and Base Range OPP
orators of years ago in Nevada, and
place the Vishnu at the top of the
list Of Rocky Bar gold producers.
In his efforts TO do so he should re-
eeive the aid and encouragement of
all well-wishers of this great
mineral belt.
Daylight is certainly dawning for
Rocky Bar once more. With the
Gilmore, the Vishnu, the Pittsburg,
the Ophir, the Wide West, the
Goat, all being worked under CON
troll of energetic men-as they
surely will-what is to prevent the
most prosperous mining season ever
experienced in Rocky Bar?
Atlanta Queens River, Bonaparte.
Shake Creek, Pine Grove, Mckinley
and Neal districts are all moving
upward and onward to a glorious
destiny, and combined with the old
reliable Rocky Bar mineral belt,
will ere another winter is upon us
proclaim to the world the vast ex-
tent and richness of Little Elmore's
gold deposits.
Just wait for the wagon and all
take a ride into prosperous times.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29
A PROMISING MrNE.

n IRIS Rrnrun
Opening mp and developing the
Pride q. mine has commenced, and
will be prosecuted during the com
ing year under the able manage
ment Of William oglcshy, superin-
tendent, and George Windcr as fore
man.
After thoroughly renovating the
tracks in the tunnel, cleaning out
the debris and waste in the incline,
building an ore house and arsang-
ing the necessary quarters, etc, for
the comfort of the miners, it is in
tended to sink an incline shaft from
the tunnel Immediately down on
a body Of fine looking quartz, now in
sight, from 80 to 100 feet. Should
this body Of ore hold out it is in-
tended to drift on the same both
ways, having in view the develop
ment of as much ore as possible.
Mr.. Oglesby, after saupling care
fully all ore now exposed. saws he
is Of the opinion that the Birdie q,
will make mine equal To the
Mountain Goat or the Ophir, and is
quite enthused about the prospect.
He says further that he believes he
will, after little work, be quite
able to supply Reeser's mill with
sufficient ore to keep the. institution
pounding ON pay rock.
Visiting mining men and experts
are cordially invited 10 examine
this promising little mine at any
time. Are. QulTzow.
Rocky Bar, March %, 1890.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29
SIiariR's Sale.

W virtue ~ Al exnsssson isoa eat II the ngesrscs
canff q be seesrd Iaiicsl Dstsff4 ~ the Taft4-
tCfy q laahe,, IN and for tha County a Eiinofe,
NhetNin dsfues STAMPS Vas riAintaM and Hemry
Thtunpsoa and Tltimss kitio defendsxts. upna
Judgement frn3arei On tha ~ dAy II NArch lkaa Tor
iha su-l 81 Eight Hundred ard fifty NoliArp. ~.
Sides costs and iatercst, have this dnY levied upoa
All he right title, claim and Interest q eaid defend
arts IN and 70 the following described Feai estate
tn-Niis
The eStire interest o. Henry Thompson in ard 10
the following described placer mining clAnl. situated
" bear Creek mining district. Esi0fe county, Idaho
Territory, and known clAin No. 1: said calm sd
joins the No placer claim on the south. Also tho
flume ard saterright belonging 20 said claim. and
al the right, title and interest Of the said defendant
hcnrA fhomsoa, in and 20 Tia blacksmith shop and
hg house standing on said caiin, ali and singular tho
aprurtefanees 10 way belonging 10 the said de-
tcndant, Henry Thompson.
Nosicc Is hereby given that I WILL on the FIFTH
iaN cf April, t.9 AZ II o'clock ~. of said dAy IN
tEent u the court house door Of the county Of Elmare
NJ, - public auction, Tor cash. lawful money Of the
initci states n hand all the right title claim and
Interest Of aid defendant, Henry Thompson, Of IN
and y tho above described property, much
thereof as shall satisfy said Judgment with interest
AM costs, 10 the hi chest aud hest biilori
Dated the l2th day OF March, 1899.
GREENE WHITE, sheriff
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Summons.
In the District Cour, q the Second Juical District
Territory o. Idaho, in and for the
County 81 Gilmore
Inet L Uays Plaintiff

ia the District Court 81 the Second julcal District
Territory q Idaho, W and Tor the
County 81 Gilmore
Inez Z, Hays, rlslata
Va.
Zachary 7 Hays. Defendant
The People oi the United states In ths TERRITORY Of
ldaha send Greeting . Zachary 7. uays De-
tcuiant.
Nou are hereby required 90 auyoar 10 an action
brought against you ~ the above named plaintiff III
tf'e nstftt Court ~ the second 1ulisa District of
the fcrsitory.of ldaho In and tor tho county Of n
more. and 20 answer the complaint hlDd therein
Aithin ten DAYS teNclusisu q the dav u s.rvitei
after the seryice YOU Of this summons II served
within this county; or " serVui ga, ~ this county,
bui IA this district then Nithin tacnty days: othrr.
uiae within togty dassor Judgment is default vii
y taken against you. according % the prayer Of
sail complaint
The sail action l. brought 20 obtain a decree dis
solving the bonds II uaifimony heretofore aud nov
existing between plaintiff and defendant ana plain.
tn pfAss that tho custody cuntro and possession II
The two ehiiiren, Jesse " Hays aud ". Naomi iIa,s
b adini1cd e tie plaintiff, and plautiG prays iof
her costs " s'iit The ground on which said iuAs
nisnt aud lie rvg claimed and asked i that de.
PENDANT has wilhillt deserted ami tailed 20 provide
Tor plaintiff for the last year preceding the com.
mencuInent - this action.
Ani YOU are hcrcht notified that II yau fail 70 an.
pear and answer THE s,ii compliant a. above r..
gtirc, the said plaintiff All apply the Court for
the rciiel dspIau lgl Their Ia.
Given nutler NY hand aud the seal II the District
Court u tie second Judilial District 81 the
H. y Territory q Idaho. in and Tor the said
ColhtE II ElW1rc, this 2sth day u March
iB thc wear ~ our lord one thousand eight
hundred and niucty
soL HAsBROOK, Clerk,
MT9gw5 Rs W. &. MtrAEpsIAa, Deputy
:. II. McCarty, attorney for plaintiff.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29
wnAr ~ REAL ESTATE.


A few days ago Probate Judge
culp was asked to get aside
and declare void certain sales made
by the Sheriff Of Elmore because
the property was sold as personal
when il should have been disposed
of as ''real.n The property in ques-
ton consisted Of mining claims.
Judge Culp sustained the Sheriff in
his procedure in these eases and
decided that Fall unpatented land is
personal property The case was
appealed TO the District Court. and
if Probate Judge Culp's iniorpreta-
ton of the law is affirmed by the
higher courts, then it will devolve
upon Assessors and Collectors 20
demand and collect taxes ON all
posscssory rights to lands and tene-
ments when assessed.
Section 1925, Revised Statutes Of
Idaho, says: Real property or
real estate consists of lands, posses
sorry rights to land, ditch and water
rights, and mining claims, both
lode and placer; that which is af-
fixed to land; that which is appur-
tement to land. >
Section 16 says: 'The words
real property are co-extensive with
lands, tenements, possessory rights
and claims, The words personal
property" include money, goods,
chattels, things in action and evil
dences OF debt"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29

Walter Scott came up from his
ranch and placer claims ON the
South Rois6r Thursday. Mr.. Scott
is making great preparations for
working bis placers this spring, and
will soon have force of men sluie-
ing precious gold from its native
bed. He is also improving the old
dollhouse ranch and anticipates
having millions of melons this sea-
son-besides other garden truck.
The Boise Democrat of the 23d
says that Mrs. Smith who last fall
was tried for the crime of murder
ing her husband, j. l.. c. Smith, at
HALEY, and was acquitted, has
bought farm within half-a-milc of
Emmett, Payette valley, and will
shortly move down and occupy it.
Herself and two younger sons will
carry on the farm this season,
while William, the elder son, and
sister, Miss Mollie, will attend an
eastern school
The latest Haley papers, like the
boy that slept too sound" have
not word TO say about the decision
Of the u. :. Supreme Court on the
county division case.
Mrs. W. j. Melton, who for some
time has been visiting here with Il.
Z. Chattin's family, returned Thurs
day to her home on South Boise
river.
Isaac Fitzwater has been spin
ming to the BULLETIN a rocking
boulder yarn Of which mention
may be made next week.
Robert Corey and family left
here Thursday morning for Boise
City, where they propose settling
permanently.
Commissioner ID. b. Ethel Il
still slowly gaining strength, 80 the
great qualification Of everybody in
this section.
Charlie SAVERS, Mute Nichols
and Ben Brown, ranehcrs on the
South Boise River, we're in town
Tuesday
Chancellor bismarck Of Germany
has resigned, and his followers are
not at all pleased at the situation
in the German Empire.
Alex Simpson, formerly Of this
town, was married in New York moi
a great while ago.
Brookiiield, the tonsorial artist
gives a little advice to his friends
to-day.
General George Crook, Of the De.
partment 81 Missouri. died in Chi.
cago on tho 2ist.
Mrs. Nm. Mackey is yet confined
10 her house from III health.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29
PASTE THIS ~ YOUR HAT.

As each and every miner of this
section is frequently called upon to
give a description Of his property,
we reproduce for their benefit these
valuable suggestions by the Chicago
Mining Review:
/. Location or position ON the
map.
.. How to reach il, and condi-
ton of roads, trails, etc.
3. Course of strik, width and
depth of vein or lode.
4. Class Of ore mineral, as nearly
as can he ascertained.
5. Quality Of ore or mineral.
and samples if possible
6. Length and width of ore body
exposed.
z. Gaugue or mitrix Of vein.
8. Character Of walls.
8. Country rocks.
10. Water power, if any, fall,
number Of inches, etc.
IL. Quality and cost of wood
timbers and lumber.
IL. Cost Of labor and board.
IS. Price Of provision, grain, hay,
etc.
IA. Rate of freight from nearest
railway station, steamboat landing
or town.
Is. Distances from nearest rail-
way station, steamboat landing or
town.
10. How lode is situated for de-
velopment by tunnel or shaft.
Il. Distance and freight TO near
est smclter or reduction works, and
rates paid for ore or charged for re-
duction.
Is. Remarks on climate, labor,
supplies, grass, etc.
10. Sketch of claim surroundings.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29
Clearance Sale at
eoLDEN's
PosToTTIcE STORE.

To make room for my Summer stock
Of Goods, will sell
LADIES' DRESS GOODS at GO cts.
per yard-iormerly 81 90.
GENTS COATS at $500 and 1900
formerly $500 and $1,000.
GENTS PANTS at S500-formerly
$7OO-heavy goods.
GENTS SUITS at LESS than COST.
k% II you want TO secure bargains
don't delay, but call at once on
q. ID. GOLDEN.
Orders from Atlanta, Pine Grove
or any other point promptly filled.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29
junction House,
y CA
JUNCTION BAR, IDAHO.

TIM LYNCH has leased the above
named well known station, eight miles
below Rocky Bar. On the stage road.
He will pay strict attention TO the
comfort oi his patrons. aud will fur
uish GOOD MEA LIS and pure drinks
Ut ali hours.
Remember, | am at the old stand
AMI give me a call Tin LYNCH.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29
S. n. MCCARTHY,
ATTORNEY AT Z Aw,
Rocky BAR, IDAHO.

Contract, Land, Mining and Crimi-
nal Law Patents for Mining Claims
obtained at reasonable rates.
All legal business OF the late law firm
OF stull Il McCarty will be properly
and promptly attended to.
Call on, OF address, S. II. McCarty,
Rocky Bar, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29
Advice To Mothers.

MRs. MISSIONS SOOTHING sYRuP,
for children teething, l. the prescrip-
ton Of one of the best female nurses
and physicians in the United States,
and has been used for iurty years with
never-ialling success hy millions OF
mothers for their children. During
the process ot teething its value il in.
calcnlhhle, Il relieves the child from.
pain, cures dysgutury and diafrhoea,
gripping IN the bowels, aud wiud-colic.
By giving healsh IL the child It rests
the mother. Price 2ie. a bottle
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29
COME TO TIME.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to me for the period of three
months will save trouble and expense
by settling before the LIST day of April,
1890. A. A. BR ,oKFIELD.
Rocky Bar, March 2S, 1890.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29
REPUBLICATION.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
HAAAhN 49, Aaa'hs
USrrHp srArKs LAM oFFicE.
HAtlF4 ldnhn Nar.h tA5a0

ISrrHp srArKs LAM OFEfcT,
HAmEr. Idaho. Margh g. iA4a0
Notice Is hereby given that the Hear Greek Gold
Mining Company, a corporation duly established hY
law u the state ~ Ne. York, hy Frank Catanah,
- attorney IN fact wh1sr pstiiea address i Rocky
Tar Elmprc county Idaho, has made application Tor
. Initcd states Patent Tor the
LAURA JACKSON
Lode mining clam. situated IN Rear creek Mining
district Fillmore uaTlnerp Aiturasl county, idaho
Territory consisting 81 fifteen hundred linear feet Of
TIE irle, tii sitriag ground * hundred let wide
huing lot 80 aH. and described n the aeid notes and
plat II the oii3eial survey e Ia this Office, with
magnetic variation AZ D degrees Is minutes tas
tHiaHs
loz alton sas posted. thence 7a deg - min loo
feet ocufef Il ~ and ~ claim. thence rs deg 20
min so q 10 SN cprpHr No /; theRne = deg
81 min sl n to IS corner No. >; themes ; IS deg
10 min " 40 I, to corner M. I: thence - deg ~
min iQ1l feet SW earbet 10. l. and place 0i
beginning survey % exterior boundaries q claim
There conflicts. Containing an afna u u ssi
acres Fraiu NY coraer No z, T. ; survey " u No l.
Egaf Greek Mining District beATs - des Is min
Og3 feet distant.
Tho ali mining claim teius o. rscori n the oifioe
Of the Ke5arlsr q sid mining district. At Haley
Aftaras c91nty idaha. The nearest knosn locations
tsl.ig the iudelrndcnec l1t 30 -, the vlst. and
umrs.l, uHs1r, sga,l, ca lie Gorth-
any and an persons Claiming adversely the mining
ground vein. iatr. premises Aag partition thereof
~ described. survived. platoi aiA applied Tor.
hereby notified that unless their adverse claims
duly tiled according t. Law aHd the regulations tsru-
uedcr within Sat. days irnni this date hercuf with
The Register Il tie > lani ni,iec, Halia8. Al.
tutas Nu4t idaho Territory, tics vii be barred by
ylFful 4 the provisions 81 the statute
dir,at that TINS Ratloe Re puhilesi In the EtsoRs
nrILEriS. u Rocky far, llahn tbs newspaper pub.
isse nearest tho aid mining claim for The period
- BtlSas Register.
5. H. NUCAbrr, a;tnrHay t1F claimant
lifsi pusi,csti9n Match lh,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-29
apportionment OF school Money.

BY the March apportionment Of
school funds OF Gilmore Co. Idaho, the
the following amounts are due the re-