Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-06-27
And still Il rainss q
Qs IL June or January?
Silver advanced to $l.02.

zee Soilector Man0neye safe.
Legal business called s. III. Nc.
Carly 20 Mt. Home Wednesday.
The Fourth Of July ball will be
a grand affair indeed. Don't fail to
attend.
Mrs. Smoot and her little daugh-
ter Hattie returned TO Atlanta last
Monday.
The daily question: "Have you
heard the a..ea Mountain Home
sensation7"
The activity of the various COM
mittees denotes successful celebra-
tin at Rocky Bar on the Fourth.
Attention is called TO the card of
+. M. Wolfe, ftef1ey at law, who
has recently l6sated at Mt. Home.
Genial Joe Murphy departed by
the Glcnn's Ferry stage Wednesday
for Wardner, Idaho, his former
home.
The weather still continues un-
pleasantly cookie this section, and
il has rained Oh showed almost every
day for the past six or seven weeks.
Last week we neglected TO call
attention to the advertisement of A.
r.. Nellis. blacksmith at Glenn's
Ferry. He is first-class mechanic
and solicits your patronage.
Mrs. Gilman spent . few days in
the Garden City Of the Mountains
this week, and John T. took in the
sights of the Grove City Of the South
Boise.
Judge and Mrs. Golden departed
Wednesday for " Home, and may
he absent weeD or more--Mr.
Golden being c~-b6siness connected
with Enthusiastically of the Ethel
estate.
Heavy rains, hurricanes. cyclones,
earthquakes, fatal--wrecks upon
land and sea, sid epideMics of va
rious kind, seem co &c the order Of
the day throughout the world so far
for the year 1891.
Adam Gottsh is building a wagon
road tn his Richmond mine and in
n few days will commence hauling
ore to the mill for reduction. The
ore body continues TO increase in
width and is high grade
DIR. w. r. Saith came up Mon
day evening to attend Mrs. McAtee.
who was then considered danger
ously sick. The BuLLEvss is much
pleased to say that the lady at
this writing is rapidly improving.
The Fourth of July approached
and the manure piles along our
main thoroughfare daily increaseth
and stinketh beyond comparison.
And the strangers who visiteth us
on the Fourth will marvel at our
uncleanliness.
Frank Turner's pack train went
ont Tuesday loaded with goods for
j. III. Casey Of Atlanta. From that
place Mr. Turner will drive his
mules TO Ketcbum and find out If
there Is any nutriment for himself
and animals in that neck o. woods.
Eugene Lison is engaged in dig
cling a ditch TO convey water to his
placer claims on Hardscrabble
gulch, which he will work by n.y.
draulic pressure. The ground pros
poets remarkably we'll, and will
doubtless yield Mr.. Lison hand
some returns for his labor.
Farmer MCGOWAN came in from
Big Camas few days ago loaded
with garden truck, eggs and deli
cious fresh butter. For the next
few weeks he will be busily engaged
at harvesting and during that time
will not make regular trips TO this
market.
Auexson, Adams and Pearson
have been occupied some time re-
pairing the road leading To their
Queen OF the West mine, and have
commenced shipping ore TO Reeser's
mill, which they can very easily
keep running all summer. The ore
Is high grade and every stroke of
the pick seems TO enhance the value
of tbs mine by exposing larger and
better ore bodies. The Queen will
yet prove 10 be one Of the best pay
ing mines in Idaho. Their own
muscle being the only capital these
gentlemen possess, development of
the Qneen of the West le1A has
been slow but highly satisfactory.
Joe Sullaway has a contract for
hauling Queen ore to Reeser's mill.
Fred Steen possesses good wind
and is flect-footed. A few days ago
racing was the subject of con-
versation and gentleman recently
from Missouri, named Buchan, ban
tered Fred for race 10 the top of
lied Warrior divide, proposing to
wager his gold watch against Stems
Iime-piece on the result. The prop.
osition was Immediately accepted
and each stripped for the race. Mis-
souri got the lead, but Ii was not
long before Brunswick passed him
On the steep mountain side, and
maintained 1t for a quarter Of a
mile, when he felt lonesome and
concluded TO wait for his company.