Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-12-05
Have you met Tom Flynn?
Congress meets next Monday.

Congress meets next Monday.
Monday. 14th-last day for taxes.
Nat Hall 6is returned to Port
G. ID. Golden, deputy mining re-
eorder, Rocky Bar.
Rowett will have lots of holiday
goods for sale at his jewclry store.
Joe Forman cape hp from Dixie
last week, to rembid here all winter.
Billy Black has gone To Flint,
where he will probably remain dur
ing winter.
Steve 0glesby, superintendent of
the Big Lode, refGrHed to Atlanta
Thursday.
Clarence Nicholson has recovered
from the mumps and without any
serious mishap!
New goods arrived at Golden's
and at Backman & Swanholm's dur
ing the past week.
Whatll No Christmas tree for the
blessed little ones; no dance during
the holidays, in Rocky Bar. Forbid
il not.
1t has been splitting" snow every
day during the bast week and Fri
day evening thE stuEwas about IA
inches in Depth
Butte City is making an organ
lied effort to rid that place of the
Chinese. There are about 1000 there
and a general system of boycotting
has been suggested.
All Odd Fellows who feel the
slightest interest in the welfare of
the order should attend the meeting
this Saturday evening.
Sam Baine came up from the
river Wednesday an1 repgtted that
Charlie SAVERS was lyiDgquite sick
at his ranch on the So6th Boise.
Passengers on %he uncovered
stages between Rocky lijar and Mi.
Home have experiepted a rough
deal during the--past weeks in
element weather.
Stage Superintendent I.oveland
came in Thursday yeveuing-and
from present Appearances he will
have occasion to display q little
energy to keep the rosds open.
We learn that our old friend Al
bert Roscnheim, in come, ton with
Jake Ottenheimer, has opened a
iirst-class wet goods establishment
at Mt. Home. A popular team.
Mrs. ]. X. Rctallick and children
came in Tuesday from Silver City.
to join Mr.. r., who has been here
several months. The BULLETIN ell
comes these good people to our
town.
The boys who have lease of the
Emmett lode-one sc the vishnu
group-arc making a test run of ore
at the Eimore min, 9hd we hope it
may pan out beyond their most san
guine expectations.
Last week, while on bis way home
from this place. in thg stage, Judge
Sinnott was considgfhly bruised by
the upsetting of the vehihe, and the
BULLETIN is pleased to- learn that
his injuries are not seyfous.
We find the following in the Lon
don Mining Journal of October 81:
Gilmore Gold-Thc manager, G. A.
Mccormick, cables under date Of
Doth October, as follows: The rich
streak in the WINE is 2 INCHES wide.
n. ID. Browne and Bdfe Turner
came over from Atlshta Tuesday
and on Wednesday started for Hal
ley by private conveyance. They
took with them ten sacks of rich
Last Chance orc fof the HALEY
sampling works.
The s,000-pound pump for the
lowest level Of the Gilmore shaft has
arrived here and will soon be put in
place, after which the further sink
ing Of the shaft will commence, and
it will not cease until the 200 foot
contract is comprehension making
its depth only $50 feet.
Idaho World: II was reported a
couple or three months ago that
Matt Graham Sr. was dead. The
rumor could not be traced to any
reliable or definite source. Matt
Graham Jr., his nephew, says he
has learned that the report was
without foundation.
Married--At Pine Grove. Idaho,
November &c, 1891, at the residence
of T. Lynch, by Judge Thomas
Rowland, Mr.. George Farber and
Miss Christena Nelson, both of Pine
Grove. Pines worthy ostmaster
and his fair bride have tic BuLLE-
TINS best wishes for th,ir future
happiness and prosperity.
Captain James Baxter informed
the lloise Democrat that ne of the
first things he would do after the
new foundry was constructed in
lloise City would hc 10 ,ast and SET
up a quartz mill, to be followed
shortly by eoneentrator anu smell
Ter. 4 pay roll Of 200 men is guar.
antced withiR a few months.
JAs. Stewart. Gordon Mcdonald