Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-15

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SUNDAY mail and passenger trains
are now running on the Wood river
railroad.
Jay Gould and party have been
on visit to the beautiful Wood
river valley during the past week.
Superintendent Loveland has pur-
chased Whites barn and il will
hereafter be USED flor housing stage
stock.
John Robson committed suicide
by hanging, a short time ago, near
the Halfway House between Boise
and Idaho City.
John McGinnis' prairie schooner
arrived here hursday, from Glenn's
Ferry, witH big load of goods for
Judge Golder-dnd H. Swanholm.
George Aldrich. who for long
time was Swanholm's popular sales
man, departed Thursday for the
East, on a visit to the old folks at
home.
A. Myers, charged with the muir
der of Daniel Chrisman at Silver
City, was held to await the action
Of the next grand jury, without the
privilege of bail.
Father Gilman, who has been par
TALLY paralyzed for several months,
astonished and pleased his friends
by his appearance, on foot, in our
streets Friday morning. and calling
at the BULLETIN Office.
BY the recent cloudburst in Aus
tin, Nevada, large boulder weigh
ing three tons was left standing in
front Of the International hotel,
which is supposed to have been car
ried by the flood for two miles.
The people of the eastern States
are now experiencing a foretaste of
hell. They are sweltering and pros
trated by the most intense heat felt
there for many years, while here in
blessed Idaho we repose under a
pair of blankets each night during
the warnlest season.
Stewards mining bill only passed
one branch of Congress last session,
so it did not become law. and there
is no change in the time or date for
doing annual assessment work. The
Government mining laws are to-day
just the same as they have been for
years past.
Several persons have already
taken advantage of the low club
rates for the San Francisco Weekly
Examiner and Gilmore Bulletin.
Only "a year for the two papers.
Call at this office and get a sample
copy containing the great premium
list of free gifts to each subscriber
for 1891, ranging from $4,000 down
10 fifty cents.
The Weiser Signal says: Parties
who have recently come in from the
Seven Devils mines report very
unsatisfactory condition of affairs
In fact nothing to speak Of is being
done in the mines. The only work
now going on is on the Bodie. The
owners are putting down a shaft.
No mineral is being produced, and
SO far as any practical or profitable
results the immense deposit is as
useless as it was the day nature
heaved the mass Of silver and cop.
per ore toItffe surfaces
Silvsf City is again called upon
to kplorc the loss of oQe of its
Young ladies. carried away by a
lueky gentleman in spite of thsNpro-
fists of several young men here h no
gre now very much down on their
luck. This time it was the bright,
NIFTY and pretty May Sucker, capA
tAFed and carried off by Mr.. c. X
Shay, the DIT. Home, Nainpa ard
Idaho> Falls lumber dealeT The
wedding. wKicfr -wrs-privafe, took
place at the home of the brides pa
rents at an early hour on Sunday
morning, Bishop Talbot tying the
nuptial knot. The bride and groom
took their departure at once for a
trip to Portland and Puget Sound,
expecting to remain away several
weeks and making their home at
Nampa on their return. They have
the good wishes of everybody that
their future may be happy one
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