Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-17
when this cruel war is o'erl

Major Cavanah is sick in Boise.
supt. Mccormick Of the Elmore
and Vishnu mines, has gene to Boise
on visit.
Miss Flora Gswen departed for
her home at Grapgeville, Idaho, on
Thursdays stHge.
Edgar Meek came in from Boise
last Sunday on business trip, and
returned Wednesday.
Welcome to<>tfTe Idaho Daily
Democrat. May Rever live to pour
hot shot into the enemy's ranks.
Golden Rule Chapter, o. L. s.,
gave another pleasant invitation
dance at Masonic hall Thursday
evening, which was well attended.
Notwithstanding afiidavits on
record to the contrary, the roads are
in fine conditiop>nad) have been all
winter, and fhe stage arrives at
Rocky Bar Grofn the railroad on
time every evening.
RUFF Turner and Bert Prey came
over from Atlanta Tuesday in a
sleigh drawn by two horses. They
experienced no difficulty and had
pleasant trip. This item will
seem strange to those at distance
who have read DR.. Smiths "dam-
us" affidavit.
We take the liberty Of quoting the
following from a private letter adj
dressed to the BULLETIN editor by
Frank T. Wyman, Esq, dated Boise
City, January IL: Il saw Honorable
Martin King yesterday and had a
talk with him. Heis-<eady TO work
for us and particularly asked if the
Bar people Had apy bills they
wished presekted-~/1t is time some
thing be done, and if the Bar people
have not already sent their bills to
some one here it ought to be done
at once"
The Payette Transcript urges the
present legislature to pass a strict
law requiring all classes Of lega
notices to be published in a news
paper, and especially all Of thai
class of notices concerning the sale
of any kind OF property. Such
law would stop considerable ras
cality and the wholesale robbery o
estates composed of personal prop
erty. Let us have a good and stric
law regulating the publication of al
legal advertisements in Idaho.
Many years practice hav
given C. A. Snow & Co., solicitor
Of patents at Washington, ID. c
unsurpassed success in obtaining
patents for all classes of inventions
They make speciality of rejecte'
cases, and have secured allowanc
of many patents that had been pre-
viously rejected. Their advertise
nent in another column will be {
interest to inventors, patenteei
manufacturers, and all who have t
do with patents.
Old man Ward, the carpente
who dislocated one of his thighs b
falling upon an icy trail while goin
TO the Ophir mine several weei
ago, was placed in Pete jeffrey
sleigh Sunday and started for NJ
Home, where he was placed und'
the care of DIR. Smith. the count
physician. Is it not little singuli
that a very old and crippled ma
could safely travel over road TIN
the county physician recently MAJ
affidavit was too dangerous for
Young and vigorous man as himse
to attempt to navigate. The coun
should see that Mr.. Wards wife az
children do not suffer from hung
or cold.
Commissioner Nelse Davis car
over from Atlanta and was du
sworn into office Mondy by Audit
and Recorder Gilman. Mr.. Da'
was the only Commissioned
who could legally qualify on III
day. But Notwithstanding this ia
before them in the Statutes and &c
stitution Of Idahe~> Messrs. Blac
well and MaDi6n met at Mt. Ho'
and, contrary to l9m, had the
selves swotn in NY Justice of I
Peace Spraguu They, as Boa
then swore in Wickersham as Gle
The board" then accepted
bonds Of the various county Ollie
without examination, for they
on file in the Recorders office he
and the "clerk" swore them all i
office. Since then, we are told,
board has adjourned from day
day. but the clerk we hear, has b
doing land Office business sws
ing people and filing papers. Y
ever such farce before perpetrn
anywhere2
As~Mt. Home has no Nposs
hspe now of securing the agrr
Iural college and Glenn's F.
don't want It, we desire to preset
candidate for the honor and
located in the beautiful South y
River Valley. Uncle John Hard
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