Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-05

Rocky Bar. Idaho.
A. G. Smith returned home
Wednesday evening.
Geo. F. Mahoney Of Glenn's Ferry
was in this place Monday.
G. w. joys stentorian voice is
again heard in this neck of the
woods.
Judge White came in last Satur-
day from Mt. Home with big load
of freight.
Mrs. Mackey and her sister. Miss
Wooten, came in from Caldwell last
Saturday.
Postmaster Adams of Atlanta
paid the county seat a flying visit
on Sunday.
w. r. Burns, respected rancher
of Cold Spring creek, is visitor
at Rocky Bar.
Daniel and John McGinness, from
Cold Spring Greek, were attending
court this week.
The Idaho World says John
Hunter died at Graham on June %,
Of mountain fever.
'H'k-h'k, hur'h for lido" whis-
pered George Slagel into the re-
portorial ear Tuesday evening.
Dan Fitzwater came up from Mt.
Home Sunday and will probably
remain here for another week.
John w. Edwards was up from
Stout's Alkali creek ranch last
Monday, disposing of a wagon load
of garden truck.
The Caldwell Tribune says Robt
Noble, the Owyhee sheep king sold
10000 mutton sheep last week, ior
the eastern market.
Through the persistent efforts Of
District Attorney McCsrty the muir
: derer of young George Chamberlain
is yet likely to be brought to justice
On June 81 the free coinage sill
! yer bill was defeated in the House
by 1870 Republicans voting agains
and Ill Democrats in favor of it
passage.
The BULLETIN is sorry TO learr
from Haley visitors that Billy Rab
johns condition is very serious ant
that he is not expected to survive
!, many more days.
Thos. r. Stephenson, a good citi
/ zen and prosperous rancher from
near Glenn's Ferry, was welcome,
y visitor TO the BULLETIN Office fey
days ago.
/ Lawyer Vic Bierbower of Logal
r county will be Republican candi
date for District Attorney of tn
Fourth judicial district. Mr.. Bier
A bower is an able prosecutor and
u popular man.
d Ike Fitzwater received lette
Y from True Rollins announcing tn
: dangerous illness of his father il
= New York, and of True's departur
from Boston on the 28th ult. to yisi
Il the old gentleman's bedside.
Now that Statehood is assured
Is Governor Shoup will doubtless ca
! an early election for State an
- county officers. Therefore cand
dates should get move" and al
n nounce themselves through tn
medium of newspapers.
10 Sam Hallett, who fell down tn
n Wide West shaft last fall and mad
?, such a narrow escape from climl
= ing the golden stairs, is again !
NJ Rocky Bar. Sam still limps an
a carries other marks Of his terrib
experience.
IS Fred Wright, the jolly landlord
the Glenn's Ferry railroad eatir
house, made the BULLETIN office @
K appreciative visit Thursday. Ere
!; we are glad to know, is on his PHI
~ again, physically and financial
N and is running the best eating hou
10 on the o. S. L. railroad line.
Kelly, one of the ''innocen;s" WI
nj was acquitted of the charge of 70
st. bling Pat Lennehan, got on 4
s es rampage last night, went to one
~ ~, the houses of disrepute and did t
manly" act of beating one of t
lly girls in brutal manner. He W
L arrested and will be- tried this eve
y" ing before Judge Culp, and will Il
time probably be punished for
crime. The same fellow was eject
nd from the ball room last evening
We rude conduct. 1t is a singular fl
IN that such characters were int