Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-06-20
Blessed sunshine once more.
Keep your eye on the X. of L. ball.
Mike Gould is sick at the Alturas.

visitor here Thursday.
Greene White has put force of
men at work on his Potosi mine.
Mrs. Smoot and daughter re-
turned from the valley Thursday.
Miss Grace Rathbone has re-
turned from visit on Wood River.
Jake Ulrich Is preparing to start
his brewery and reopen his saloon.
That solid citizen of Atlanta, j.
III. Casey, was here few days ago.
H. C. Swanholm and wife have
returned to tie Bsf from Red War
rior.
Mrs.W. J. Melton and Mrs. Coates
of the South -B0be, are visiting in
Nampa. -
The Pacific Express Company
should look into the> actions of its
messengers-and fire them bodily
from the cars.
Wednesday Judge Golden re-
ceived another wagon load of goods
from Glenn's Ferry.
Miss Mabel Payne returned home
by way of Glenn's Ferry from Salt
Lake last Monday.
Engineer Rathbun has been sorely
afflicted with rheumatism recently,
but is again at his pos. of duty.
Work on the Ophir new hoist is
progressing rapidly and operations
in the mine will soon be renewed.
After a short run of the Wide
West mill, last week, a splendid
clean-upof yellow stuff was made.
Sunday Mrs. N. Casey and chill
dren made &~iarDow escape from Sc
rious injuryby-& runaway team at
Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Smith and
children took the Glenn's Ferry
stage Tuesday, bound on visit to
the Capital City.
Hon. Greene White departed for
Boise Thursday morning. Miss
Emma White will accompany him
on his return home.
II the BULLETIN had score oi
such rustling friends as is Billy
Pfaw its circulation would double
in a very short time.
Warren Layne secured the con-
tract for furnishing the Gilmore Co
with 10000 tagging. Good Friends
of Rocky Bar are ON top this year
Three big loads of new goods from
Glenn's Ferry for Golden, Swan
holm, Winkelback & Davis, Har
rington and the Stedmans, arrived
here Monday.
Geo. r. Mahoney, Assessor and
Collector, is interviewing Rocky
Bar taxpayers. Having Sheer
there" we can truly sympathiz'
with Bro. Mahoney in the perform
ance of his thankless duties.
w. r. earns, the wide-awake an,
gentlemanly travelling correspond
ent for the Salt Lake Tribune, mad
the BULLETIN q friendly call las
Thursday. He was we'll receive.
by an army of the friends OF thi
old reliable newspaper.
Henry Swanholm has just re
ceived q large assortment OF lac
curtains; sateens from IL to 2
cents per yard; challies and ladies
embroidered white lawn dress goods
Also q new line of ladies', mems an
children's Buckingham shoes, q
the lowest prices.
John Patterson came in fror
Little Smoky on Monday and ker
himself busy all that evening gree
ing old friends. LIE and Scott Nj,
ers, with Antsue AlleSson, own I'll
Flagstaff miAe, onthe Smoky, whic
is now a big producer of silver. W
are indebted to Mr.. Patterson for
handsome and rich specimen of 81
yer ore from the Flagstaff.
Snpt. Oglcsby of the Big Loo
came over from Atlanta Tuesda
He ia pushing work on the new tn
mel. which he expects 70 comple
within three months, and throue
which ore Gag be conveyed by c.
directly to the-mfil. He says tn
his right bower, Joe Hessler, is |
fat a. q pig and as happy as ba
carat lord.
The BULLETIN editor, hearing tn
Major Frank p. Cavanah was
Interested party, called upon tn
gentleman for information about
aale Of the great Atlanta lode, wa
Of the Buffalo mine. He acknoy
edged owning q small interest
this celebrated group Of min
and that deed was put on reco
May 8. last, from v. s. Anderson
the Atlanta Gold and Silver CC
solidated Mining Co., Limited,
Observation-Disclosures, EI49, $50,
$3,6J0.O00--bnt that none OF
owners have yet received doll
The Major says he fears the jus
has learned "baccarat" over tn
and is hobnobbing with royalty a
has forgotten that he was only
esernw for ahe o,ynaFa with no DOS