Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-12-13
SATURDAY, December 10, 1890.
Clear and cold.
X. of l.. bal<C Christmas.

lnurSuay.
Judge Heath departed for Boise
Thursday ndosnng.
BY all means attend the Band
ball Christmas night.
The children are diligently pre-
pairing for Christmas eve exercises.
Young man, have you secured a
partner for the Christmas night ball?
If not, why not?
Miss Emma White has gone to
Boise City 80 attend school at st.
Theresa Academy.
Probate Judge Sinnott has re-
Gently recovered from a severe at
tack Of pneumdnixat Glenn's Ferry.
The Rocky Bar Brass Band has
kindly volunteered to furnish mu-
sic for the little ones Christmas eve.
The Silver City Avalanch advises
miners in search of work to stay
away from that place and Delamar.
Wednesday, Warren Lane took
over to AtlAf1 on runners fine
large new orsaar belonging to DIR. o.
w. Hall.
Edgar Meek, having furnished ev-
erybody with a winters supply Of
fresh beef, will soon join his wife
ut Boise City.
John Erickson returned Monday
night from washington with his
young bride They are occupying
the Vishnu dwelling house.
Eugene Lison, a wealthy Rocky
Bar mine owner,<will leave Sunday
for a visit to I6is<hative La Belle
France. He will be absent till June.
Frank T. Wyman, Esq, departed
for Boise City Thursday morning,
where he will probably remain dur
ing the greater part of the sitting of
the Legislature.
Mike Gould informs us that he
has sold the big English dog that
belonged to the lamented VIM. Nc
Kim, for 5000, and that the cash
has been paid to Mrs. McKim.
M. F. Leach, formerly a resident
of Rocky Bar but now of Boulder,
Colorado, is one of the purchasers
the War Eagle and Stormy Hill
mines, near Silver City.
Since Mr.. Stevens became in
structor of the Rocky Bar Brass
Band the members have made won
derful progress, and the band is now
n credit to themselves and the town.
The Gilmore big shaft was COM
pleted to depth of 500 feet Thurs
day morning. The contractors have
100 feet more to go, which they ex-
pect to complete within two months
from this date.
Tommy 0'Daniels harnessed up
his frey horssg and in
vited Mrs. CIV. Fletcher, Mrs. Van
Schaick and MAJOR Cavanah to join
him in 2:40 sleigh ride, which
they readily accepted.
BY the insane rawlings of its num-
erons editors and uncalled for abuse
of the people of.-Rpcky Bar and vi
cinity, the Idaho Mail has contrib
uted largeiy~f6ward keeping the
county seat at this place.
We regret to learn of the death of
Mrs. Blackwell, wife of Commits
sioner S. d. blackwell, which oc-
CURED at he< home on Cold Spring
Creek the night of the 9th, from
that dread disease pneumonia. Mrs.
Blackwell was an estimable lady
and her loss is irreparable.
By invitation from Mrs. Gilman
on Wednesday last, Mesdames Col
den. Swanholm, Waller, Jackson.
McCarty, Davis and Payne all
boarded Pete Jeffrey's cutter and
enjoyed a delightful sleigh-ride.
John Gilman went along as steer
age passenger.
Judge Beatty and Commissioner
Cavanah advised the people of Mt.
Home in exactly the same manner
il not words-zk await the action OF
the Supreme Coup on the Logan
case. The Mail continues its vile
abuse of MINOR Cavanah for this
fact, but it has not word of con-
demnation for Beatty.
A gentleman of high respecta-
bility and influence at Glenn's Ferry
will pardon us for quoting few
lines from a private letter to the ed
itor of the BULLETIN. He says:
Whatever grievance the good peo-
pie of the Bar may have against
Dit. Home, / hope they will hold US
blameless here. We are keeping
quiet and are letting the law take
its course"
Allexson, Adams and Pearson,
owners of the Queen Of the West
mine, have secured a large lot OF
supplies and will push work on this
rich claim all winter. They will
continue 10 extract ore and assert
it so close that the first-class will
mill at least $1,000 per ton, which
they will cause to be reduced early
in the spring. The second-class rock
will be dumped in separate pile
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