Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-14

Billy Black is at Delamar.
10 Silvia now hangs up at Quartz
burg, Idaho.
Thomas Rowfaiod has been APP
pointed Justice or the Peace at Pine.
The Commissioners have voted a
salary of $96QPef1ear for the dep
uty clerk of thrs county.
The stamps of the Gilmore mill
have been making music and grind
ing out gold the past week
Stage Superintendent Loveland
came up Thursday to receive and
take away the county funds.
Senator Greene White has asked
Judge Sinnott to appoint him ad-
ministrator Of Julian Hills estate.
Clerk w. C.Wickersham has been
appointed purchasing agent for FL
more crunty by the commissioners.
James O'Neil was so unfortunate
as to lose his aocket-book and 500,
between townNapd his residence, last
Tuesday evening.
Frank Mitchell few days ago
returned here from Banner, where
he had been engaged at mining for
several months. lie says there.are
many "duller" camps in Idaho than
Rocky Bar.
We are indebted to SenatorWhite
for a copy of the Appropriation bill
introduced in the house by Com
mittee on Ways and Means. Should
this bill become law it will very
soon bankrupt Idaho State.
Superintendent Towne is actively
engaged in preparations to resume
work on the Pine Grove Co.'S mines.
10 Hessler, Jim Stamps and Ike
Culp have gone down to the Grove
to take positions in the mine.
The following sentence appears in
the proceedings of the Board as
printed in their oraap: "The Sheriff
was allowed $3.50 PEP day for jailer
fees and 1925 per day for boarding
prisoners. AT these figures Dan
should retire from Office millinaire.
In compliance with a written or
der from the chairman of the Board
Of Commissioners and also from Mr.
Reynolds, Judge Golden on Thurs
day turned YTer jill county funds
and books ih-i4is possession to the
express company, to be forwarded
to Mt. Home.
Governor Wiley has made the
following appointments for the new
county of Lincoln: Commissioners,
III. T. Smith, A. S. Senter, ]. l..
Fuller; Auditor and Recorder, F.
A. Chamberlain; Assessor, w Wells;
Treasurer, G. S. Doan; Sheriff, o.
Robbins; Probate Judge, IL. S.
Hampton; Coroner, 7. J. Redmond /;
Surveyor, Mill Sanderson.
Last week while on his way to
this place from Pine Grove, Sheriff
Hill was taken suddenly i'll and was
compelled to stop ahCharlie Savirs'
ranch. He WIS refnoved to Pine
Grove where he was lying quite sick
at last accounts. The BULLETIN voices
the sentiment of our people in wish
ing for Dams speedy recovery.
We have dandy Geographic serv-
ice between Rocky Bar and Boise
City. Two weeks ago Hon. Greene
White sent an important telegram
to the BULLETIN, but it reached us
too late for publication in that is
sue. Upon inquiry we now learn
from Senator White that he sent the
dispatch at II m. Thursday, Feb
ruary &c, but it was not delivered
until s o'clock Friday evening.
For some weeks Judge Golden
has experienced great difficulty in
opening his safe-one of the 'tuin-
blers" failing to work properly. Sat
urday morning last, and for several
days thereafter, he failed to open it,
and it became necessary to drill the
lock out-which John Rowett did
after many hours tedious work
The safe belongs to the county, and
new door and lock will be neces.
sary to render it again secure de-
post for valuables.
Dave Barclay has good prospect
adjoining the Keystone claim on the
Red Warrior side of the ridge south
Of town, which he calls the Little
Daisy" He has recently shown Us
some specimens of very rich gold
ore from this claim, and though the
vein where exposed is small it Ger
tainly justifies thorough develop
ment. Mr.. Barclay will soon com
mence extracting ore from the Little
Daisy" and will doubtless make
several mill runs during the com
ing summer.
About twelve miles west of Rock,
Bar are nestled between mountain
three picturesque sheets of waite
known as Trinity lakes. They ar
alive with beautiful and SAVIOR.
mountain trout, and one day las
week Doc Patton, VIM. Johnson am
Frank Kicker shouldered thei
blankets, mounted snow-shoes an
started out for sport at these lakes
Arriving at oDsSnfA them, they wer