Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-14

n visit to Boise.
The telephone Office is now at
Swanholm's store.
Ed Gaetz of Atlanta made the
Bar a visit Tuesday.
AL Stedman and family now oc-
cupy the Fletcher dwelling house.
Deputy Sheriff George Bell ar
rived here Thursday evening, on
official business.
Grandma Howard came in Wed
nesday from Bonaparte, on a short
visit to relatives.
Louie FRANKIE, the young but per-
sisteut prospecbr of Atlanta, was a
visitor her5~xonday.
The time for opening bids for the
sinking of the Gilmore shaft has
been extended to December 1.
Steve Ogiesby and Joe Hessler
will tarry here few days longer
before returning to winter quarters
in Atlanta.
Casey & Holland, with their big
teams are dajly-hauling big loads Of
big timbers frQ,d their sawmill to
the Elmore shaft.
Judge Culp has returned to his
development work in the Lum Berg
shaft. Atlanta, after brief co IT. ing
in the lower regions.
Aug. Outflow and wife have been
temporarily placed in charge of the
Alturas hotel in this place, and un-
der their administration guests will
surely fare well.
II. G. Spaulding, the wide-awake
and affabie young travelling corre-
epondent of the Statesman, was in
Rocky Bar Wednesday. and made
the BULLETIN fraternal call.
Mrs. Captain Baxter and Chas.
F. Baxter departed for Boise Thurs
day. Charley goes to aid Captain
Baxter in establishing a smelter and
steel and iron works in that city.
q. w. Fletcher, wife and child,
departed Thursday by private con-
veyance for Middle Valley, Wash
ington countG. Llaho, where they will
spend the winter with Mr.. Flete hers
parents.
Antoine Allexson has gone TO
Smoky to work his Flagstaff mine
this winter. A short time ago, IL
tons of ore from this mine, reduced
at the HALEY sampler, yielded 5000
per ton.
Granville Mitten, now in Iowa,
failed to receive the BULLETIN of
October 81, and writes TO know
what in blixen is the matter2" He
wants to be remembered TO friends;
says he is having bully time, and
will return here in the spring.
Miss Emma White Of Rocky Bar
and Miss Lizzie Fitzwater of Mt
Home, have beep-asthorized to So
iicit funds to be 4pplijd toward the
completion of Statue Of George
Washington, to be given to France
by American women.
Miss Addie Stein. sister of Mrs.
G. w. Fletcher and who came here
from Canada a few weeks ago, de-
parted Thursday for Portland and
San Francisco, wtrre she will visit
with relatives. Miss Stein is an
accomplished young lady and made
many warm friends during her short
stay here.
There is entirely too much pilfer-
ing of miners tools and supplies in
this section. While John Martin
was absent at court last week some
small soul entered his Golden Bar
tunnel and carried away fall set
of tools. John is shot" and will
make it hotter" for thelthief should
he be discovered. There is now a
door with loek-~df the entrance OF
the Golden Bar tunnel.
Superintendent Mccormick is dill
gently arranging matters for the
further sinking of the Elmore shaft.
A new pump was ordered from San
Francisco. which will probably ar,
rive here during the coming week,
ard should the present good weather
commune lot OuiF ~ hCn NtNhS ehi
Mccormick will have everything
necessary under shelter and in read
incss for the winters campaign.
While going down the grade be
low town, Monday, Peter Jeffrey was
accidentally jolted from the seat o
his wagon, falling head-6rst among
a pile OF rocks on the roadside. liz
was rendered insensihle for tim'
and when discovered was in a help
less condition. He was assisted I,
his home, where he viii probabl,
he confined for several days yet, be
fore resuming his daily labors.
Section 1910. Idaho laws, reads
"The owner or occupant Of premise
Ia not required To fence against hogs
II any hog is found trespassing, tn
occupant or proprietor Of the prem
ises may take no and safely keep a
the sxpense>ef the owner Thereof
such hog, and hold the same unit
the payment Sf the expense am
d images blythe overland tn
statutes go on and provide for tn
public sale Of such property, pre-