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

day.
E~ Advertisements in local col
umns Poe per line.
just think Of it--only $500 for a
good coat, at Golden's.
Dan Fitzwater and Sheriff White
started for Boise cpy Wednesday
morning.
Snow-glasses, Goggles and Specks,
Of all kinds and colors at
ETHEL & SMITHS.
Henry Swanholm purchased the
Corey saw-miE Sp Sheriff's sale
Tuesday.
Bart Clinton came in from Neal
district last Monday, and almost
snow-blind.
John Stcdman has returned to
Atlanta, where he will remain the
coming summer.
Jim Miller has charge of the Re-
corder's office du6ng the absence Of
Deputy Wiekersham.
Harry Adams returned here Mon
day from Iowa, where he had been
on a visit for several months.
Ask for what you want at Gold
en's--and get it at bedrock prices.
lie is compelled to make room for
his new stock Of goods.
Vic Bierbower of HALEY has
opened a law Office at Mt. Home
and has been appointed a Notary
Public for Elmore county.
Golden is almost giving away
ladies' dress goods and gents cloth
ing. lie wants room for his inn
mense new stock Of goods ordered
hence the great cut in prices.
Fifteen and sometimes 20 stamps
have been dropping at the Ophir
mill during the past week. Doubt
less hereafter there will be sufficient
water to run the mill at its full ca
pacity.
Harvey, Davy and wilkins cut
the ledge on their extension claim
of the pittsburg, found it of good
width and rich, and have now com
menced a new tunnel with which
they will cut the ledge at depth
Of several hundred feet. They are
satisfied they have one Of the most
valuable locations in this section.
o. b. Slater, from near Mayfeld,
-k6es here Monday on business CON
Z ss*9ted with his deceased brother
estate, of which he is administrator.
Mr.. Slater says grass is growing
finely in his section and they antici-
pate a prosperous farming and fruit
season. The new mines of Neal
district are within a few miles of
Mr.. Slater's place.
Jim Smo0t and Bert Prey ar
rived here from Atlanta last Sun
day. Mr.. Prey has gone to Boise
valley to round up his horses and
bring them up for summer work.
Mr.. Smoot, we are told, has been
engaged as leader of the Rocky Bar
singing school and will probably
not return TO Atlanta for some time.
Doubtless the Board Of Commits
sioners will Mt their April meeting
pay a good deal of attention to roads
and bridges in Elmore, and it would
be the proper thing for those con-
eerned to attend and give them all
information possible. Either new
grade must be built along the
South Boise to Pine Grove or two
good bridges erected across the
river. Which shall it be for the
good of all?
VIM. McKim came in from Bona
parte Monday. He reports every
body over there in fair health and
good spirits. Feed for stock il get
ting little scant and Me. having
couple Of barrels Of dried apples on
hand, is now dealing them out in
small doses, with hay, to his horse
and cow. Having plenty Of water, he
says the animals look quite full and
seem satisfied with their daily ra-
tions.
Monday Mrs. Wickersham re-
ceived telegram announcing the
serious illness Of her father, Hon.
Tom Catalan, at Boise. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wickersham left here about |
o'clock Tuesday morning for the
railroad, accompanied by Myron
Lester. II will be hard trip for
Mrs. Wickersham, but we hope she
will reach her fathers bedside with
out seriously impairing her own
health.
The BULLETIN was favored few
days ago by visit from Mr.. ii. {,
Woodrow, of Salt Lake, who en-
gineered the sale Of the Nishnn
mine. lie is O gentleman of great
business tact and foresight, and we
venture the assertion that his COM
pany will never regret his transac-
tions ia securing for them the
Nishnu mine. Mr. Woodrow Is en-
phatie in the belief that in a few
years this win prove to be the great
est gold producing belt in the
United States. and is surprised that
railroad is not even now being OPP
Grated along the banks " the South
Hnis,. river lTe IL thurouphlV con-