Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-01-25
SATURDAY. Jan. 25, 1890,
Read Tim Downcy's proclama-

Neal McCarron is qnite sick al
the Alturas Hotel.
Mayiield, in this county, is tC
have mail twice week
n. Contancin returned Thursday
from Hardin's hot springs.
II did not take Jewett long Il
break good road from town to the
0phir works.
Alex. Bruce has received tive
carloads of ice al Mountain Home,
for his Palace saloon during the
summer.
Mrs. d. B. Ethel was summoned
from Pine Grove by telephone tc
her husbands bedside and arrived
here late Thursday night.
A. G.. Smith, superintendent Of
the Wide West, visited our town
several days recently. Bert don't
interview" worth cent regarding
his mines.
Major Cavanah has not yet re-
covered from ia grippe" contracted
while he was east. Although not
confined to bed, he is not a we'll
man by any means.
The Recorders and Assessors
offices have been removed to the
first floor of Masonic hall. The
Probate Judge viii also occupy a
room on the same floor.
The Chinese new year commenced
last Monday and they are yet paint
ing Chinatown red. The ''little
brown man" seems to enjoy him
self hugely on such occasions.
A writer in the News-Miner adj
vises the business men Of HALEY
20 build a good wagon road from
that place to Rocky Bar and thereby
secure the immense trade of this
section.
A private letter from n large
cattle dealer on the Snake informs
us that so far such severe winter
was never experienced there. and
that nothing but nmirao X viii save
thousands Of cattle from starvation.
Gid Campbell has leased his
HAPPY Camp" mine for a period
Of six months to J. Ii. Tregonning,
George Campbell, VIM. Black, J.
G. Armstrong, G. Mitten and w.
III. Owen. These gentlemen are all
first-class miners, and the BULLETIN
hopes each one may make fortune
out Of the mine before their lease
expires.
Henry Swanholm, Jr., Lew Fer
Puson, Jim Smith, Foley Abbott
and Clarence Nicholson started for
atlanta Monday morning to assist
in the finding Of Mr.. Gaetz's body,
but when they reached the summit
house they met parties on their way
here who informed them that the
remains had been recovered, and
some of the party returned home.
But one copy of the Boise Demo
crat has reached the BULLETIN
office during the past ten days.
We regard the Democrat as not
only the newsiest paper but the
ablest political Journal in Idaho,
and hope ii is not Brother Jud's
fault that the Democrat fails to
make regular appearance on our
table.
J. III. Casey, Charlie Lang and
Mr.. Adams left Atlanta last Sun
day in search of AL. Ford, the mail
carrier, thinking that by his nom
arrival he had met with some mis-
fortune. They were gratified upon
their arrival here to learn that Al.
had not ventured out on the road.
These gentlemen brought the sad
news Of Mr.. Gaetz's fatal trip at
tempting to get to the Yuba mine.
The most graphic and artistic
engravings published by any IL
Illustrated weekly in the United
States are the large colored plates
in the West Shore. In its contents
and general nature this is the best
Illustrated paper n resident Of the
Pacific coast can take. Ii deals
with subjects he is interested in,
and during the year he is certain to
find something in il that he deems
alone worth the years subscription.
Everyone should take it. The
price is but 800 a year for fifty
two numbers, making a splendid
volume Of engravings. l.. Samuel,
Publisher. Portland, Oregon.
Yesterday morning Maj Cavanah
received from n. G. Barney in New
York, president of the Bear Creek
G. NJ. CO., letter which had been
written to Barney from Rocky Bar,
by a person residing here. in which
the conduct Of Cavanah and Bar
noy was severely criticised. and
serious charges preferred against
the management of the Bear Creek
Go. Major Cavanah Immediately
invited all citizens whom he CHANGED
to meet around town to call Mt
the Recorders Office at IL o'clock to
hear the document read and also 10
hear an explanation from himself.
In response 10 his request about 30
citizens assembled for the purpose