Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-31
Attend delinquent tax sale.

Joe Nicholson is confiened TO his
house from lame leg.
Mrs. G. w. Fletcher has been
very sick for several days.
Jake Ulrich, JOHN Gilman, sted-
man and Swaghohn have all put
up large quantities of ice for sum
mer use.
THE telephone wire was cut near
Rocky Bar" sgys the Mail. For
shamel Mr.. Abbott 1t is only the
old cry of stop, thief"
1t is reported that Joe Fitzgerald
was badly hurt in Mt. Home last
Saturday evening by the upsetting
Of the stage. We learned no par
ticulars.
Last weeks Idaho Mail was rcd
hot against the people of Rocky
Bar, and what We said about it be
ing "a clean sheet" is hereby
skinned back.
Buying property at delinquent
tax sale is good investment. The
moment it is sold the purchaser re-
allies 25 per cent and 2 per cent per
month interest. Dig up.
The Nampa Progress Of the oath
says Miss Mildred Hart left that
place on the 21st for New York city,
where she intends to remain on a
visit for about year.
II is dangerous for Rocky Bar
man to pass through Mt. Home,
unless he confides to the Mail man
his every thought. Mr. Towne will
probably not return to Rocky Bar
by that route.
Speaking of Major Cavanah's i'll
ness, Asa Abbott, in his Christian
paper last week says: "rhere is no
person in Mou6fain Home but what
would be most bsppy 10 attend his
funeral" Is it possible that such
sentiment can prevail in a civilized
community?
The force bill and closure resolu-
ton were killed in the U. S. Senate
on the 25th-Stewart, Jones, Teller
Wolcott and Cameron voting with
the Democrats. There is great re.
joicing throughout the country
Mcconnell voted for the force bill
and Shoup lodged the question.
After a short illness the infant
child of Mr.. and Mrs. p. III. Nc
Crorey died Sunday night at theil
residence in Red Warrior, aged
months. The remains were brought
to Rocky Bar and the burial tool
place Tuesday, attended by many
sympathizing friends of the afflicted
parents.
A correspondent of the Idah'
Mail thinks he has discovered biz
"marc's nest" in the Tax Collector
official actions. No doubt the wisl
is father TO the thought. Investi
gate thoroughly, Mr.. Abbott. Thu
Collector rests very easy regarding
all his official acts with the railroad
company or anybody else.
Recently, while on a visit at tn
Capital, Geo. A. Mccormick was ap
preached by distinguished look
ing and elegantly dressed gentle
man who addressed him faniliarly
"Oh, dear; oh, dear; howdy-dc
George?" Mr.. McC. thought tn
voice familiar but could not recol
nize the fine broadcloth suit, the bi
watch-chain, the fine gold-heade
cane and the shining plug hat tina
stood before him. The gentlema
made many inquiries about Rock
Bar and its people, and all TIN
time Mac was wondering what hig
State official was honoring him wit
his presence. Moving on, the dii
tinguished looking person said, "Ol
dear; oh. dear; be good to yoursel
my boyn and just then Mae caugf
ON and exclaimed: "Come bacl
Uncle Dick; it's my treat" NJ
Mccormick says Uncle Dick Tr'
gaskis, in his new rig, looks ever
inch senator, and sent his kind n
CARDS to all in Rocky Bar.
Many people in this vicinity WI
read the following special telegraI
from Bellevue TO the Boise State
man with much surprise and regre
bellevue, Jan. 24.-Assessor AZ
Tax Collector b. J. Nordyke, of !.
gan county, skipped the COUNT
Thursday. Although his term
Office expired January 1st, he ne
cssarily held an official title un
his successor legally qualified.
few days ago, when adjusting !
accounts with the COMMISSIONS
It Is reported that a shortage
about $4,000 existed. His co
pensation, however, for servici
which do not become due unit
settlement in full with the Co
missioners, will reduce the aetl
deficit to about 1920, which
bondsmen will have to settle. II
learned that on Thursday he DIR
over $1,000 out Of the Bank
Bellevue, presumably county fun
and going TO Shoshone. where !
alleged he patronized gambling
devious freely and then took a "
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