Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-04-18
WI LII ATLANTA BOOM?

Judge Heath, an old settler OF
Atlanta and owner Of some of the
most inn portant mines in the camp,
is in Boise City. He gives various
reasons for the faith that is in him
why the camp will boom during the
coming summer. He believes that |
the money for the Buffalo property |
will bd paid Hon. V. s. Anderson
as soon as he arrives in London, and
that the English company will en-
deavor to procure returns as soon as
practica able. During the past five
years new mines have been opened
and there is now more ore in sight
than ever before. The mines of
Atlanta have been rich and can
almost be said to be ineXhaustible,
but fro I'm one reason and another il
has been very unfortunate. There
has been too much speculation for
one thing and too much litigation
for another. Boise used to depend
a great deal on the trade of Atlanta,
and 81 K years ago last winter got
bill through the Legislature to con-
struct wagon road to that point.
Nothing prevented its being made
but a collapse Of the camp six wears
ago this coming summer.-Boise
Statesman.
"Wlll Atlanta boom2" Yes, and
before another summer has passed.
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Senator Edmunds Of Vermont has
resigned his seat in the United
States Senate.
Mr. Baker, who formerly taught
school here, returned from Delamar
few days ago.
Gilmore county warrants Nos. 2S9
to 900 are payable On presentation
to the county treasurer.
Sam Cochrane has been busy for
the past few days repapering and
renovating Judge Rathbone's office,
and / tomorrow it will present new
and neat appearance.
ON hundred and fifty thousand
coal miners in Pennsylvania and
Ohio, on May LIST, will go on a
strik unless the S-hour demand il
acceQ ded to by the mine owners.
CD vernon Ned Curtis, although il
the field but a short time, has al
read gained S-lucrative law prac
tice which isNSQnstantly increasing
lie il safeland wise counselor anc
brilliant pleader-hence his sue
cess. Boise Democrat.
The Washington papers are Civ
ing ii to Acting Governor Laughter
formerly Of Nevada, in red-hot doses
The Spokane Review accuses him o
maintaining a paid mistress whil'
holding a high office; Of receiving {
sack of 81, 500 to FIX voters and APP
PROF riating all but $500 to his owl
use; of maintaining an open side
board Of the choicest liquors ant
cigars, and of bctraying his trust t.
the people who honored him.
s. nator Shoup was given a CRANE
recd ption at Salmon City ON his re
, turn home from Washington. Or
, the occasion of this reception tn
, Sen tor did not forget to eulogiz
, his retiring colleage, Senator Nc
, Cornell, and said it was a mutua
, understanding between them tina
, the Senator drawing the short teri
should be conceded the honor of il
Producing all bills relating to Idaho
, and to receive the hearty support q
, the other.
) Joe Kessler, during the carl
, winter, went to Shaw's mountai
E and discovered gold-bearing quart
: ledge which gave very ilatterin
, prd spects. Soon as the snow woul
/ let him this spring he returned an
: on Friday last he showed us a
ass ay Office certifica6 or deposit e
six ty-seven ounces Sof.--6old, 500
! which he had pounded out in
ha nd mortar. He has leased Il
!, Plpwman mill and will comment
!. crushing rock from his claim