Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10

genuine ungalvanlzed facts.
Tom Port narrowly escaped
drowning a few days ago while
crossing Deer creek opposite this
place. He fell from log which he
was trying to walk across the
swollen stream. Tom says while
he was struggling in the water he
was not bit excited hut kept per-
fectly cool, which statement | have
no reason to doubt, for | think that
water just from snow bank would
keep man or anything else in a
cool condition. lie finally reached
the shore with no worse damage
than a good bath and is now quite a
clean looking boy.
so Mozart" reioices that he is
not on the jury this year. If we
are locked up all night Sooner
hopes "Mozy" will at least put in
an appearance long enough to read
the Declaration Of Independence.
This may be an enigma to some, but
every one of the hungry twelve will
D uiluSTsNanu IL.
The bridge across the Boise river,
at the mouth of~Ayood creek five
miles below hgfe, yas washed away
last week, and-stf1l the river contin-
ues to rise every day.
Judge Rowland has put a porch
in front Of his restaurant, which
helps its looks very much. Some
style about the Judge.
George Crandal is irregating his
meadow and planting potatoes.
Think of this We snow-bound Rocky
Barites. SOONER.
Pine Grove, May s. 1890.
Caldwell will soon have a new
depot building.
The Rocky Bar Brass Band in
struments are at Junction Bar, and
may be expected here daily.
The "goody-goody" prohibition
State Of KansaShas only As men
under sentence ofaeath at the pres
ent time.
For Sale.-A fine saddle, bride
and blanket Used only a few
weeks. Apply at the BULLETIN
office.
The Idaho World says that a
woman who resides on Squaw creek
slew two hundred and ten rattle
snakes and one racer in two days
recently.
An eight-hour bill has been in
troduced in Congress. 1t provides
for eight hours on all government
work and contractors furnishing
government supplies are required
to observe the eight-hour law.
You can't give a letter a good
character. An exchange says the
letter Il is the best in the alphabet,
because it is never found in sin, but
always in virtue and temperance.
Yes. and you never see it in any
good, but it's first in rum, riot and
rebellion, and you can't get drunk
nor swear without it. Where r
you now?--Burdette.
Fifty thousand working men par
AIDED in Chicago on May LIST, and
large professions took place in
nearly every city in the United
States. The day passed without
any riot or disorder of any kind.
Many strikes for the eight-hour day
were inaugurated, but the strikers
were orderly and in several instan-
ces their demands were promptly
conceded In Europe several riots
are reported, but the disturbances
were promptly quelled by the mil
itary.
The bill for Idaho's admission
was amended before it passed the
House, so that every county officer
in the Territory holding Office, who
was elected at the last general cleo
ton, will eontigHv~jn office until
the end Of the Ierm Tor which he
was elected. Within ninety days
after it becomAa-.a->&aw, a general
State election will take place, when
all the officers under the new con-
stitution will be elected, and this
viii take the place of the general
election and SO do away with the
extra expense and special election.