Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17
Rain. Thursday.
Clear and pleasant. Friday.

Miss Mabel PAYNE is visiting at
Red Warrior for a few days.
Golden received two big wagon
loads Of new goods Thursday.
Edgar Meek ard family have re-
turned to Boise, 10 spend the winter.
John Malmburg and family have
returned from Bascom and taken
their old winter quarters in town.
Campbell, Back and Jordan are
erecting a new house at the New
York tunnel which they will oc-
cupy this winter.
Geo W. Jackson deserves uecog-
milton from tine traVelig psbfc for
his strict attention TO the roads pass
i.Ig through his baiIiwick.
Several additional miners were
added to the Vishnue force this
week. We are told that this mine
now looks very promising.
Ia IS reported here that old Matt
Graham died in London shert
time ago. He was a well known
mining man in Idaho at one time.
Joe Doney pulled out for Della
mar Monday. He is first-class
miner and square man, and Rocky
Bar regrets the loss of such citizens.
Stage Supt, Loveland has already
erected substantial snow-bridges
across Bear creek and at the two
crossings of the South Boise river.
goha Shields has completed as
sessment work for 1891, amounting
TO $500. upon the Bray and Sum-
init claims, and one-half of the
Henry Clay mine.
Joe Pearson has just completed
a nice and comfortable house near
his mine, and we presume he is ex-
peciing little bird" To soon come
and share it's comforts with him.
The BULLETIN is indebted to Mr.
and Mrs. Malmburg for a string Of
fine, large, speckled trout, which
they brought in from Bascom ranch,
on the South Boise river, Wednes-
day last.
The owners Of the John BOYLE
claim are erecting a comfortable
dwelling houae near their funnel,
which will be known as Bachelors
Hall" until one Of their advertise
ments in Heart and Hand" brings
a long-felt want.
Drifts from the Henry Clay shaft
have been run along the ledge a
sufficient distance to insure stopping
all wiater, and John Shields informs
as that il he retains his health he
will have an immense run of ore for
Reeser's mill by spring-time.
Major f. P. Cavanah departed for
Boise last Monday ON business con-
nected with the Bear Creek Mining
Company, of which he is superin-
tendent. During his absence he
sill attend meeting of the Board
Of Directors cf the Insane Asylum
at Blackfoot.
A. G. Smith, who has long been a
mining superintendent at Rocky
Bar, arrived in Silver City Wednes-
day and went over to Flint to-day.
where he will remain during the
winter. Bert" is one of the kind
of young men who. in raftsman's
phrase, it will do to tie to. and we
hope he will find Owyhee con-
genial home.-Owyhee Avalanche.
John HAYES and Fred Stein re-
turned Monday from their "hant-
ing" trip at Atlanta. They at
tended very pleasant dancing
party bile there and were other
wise well entertained. They report
that the Big Lode tunnel has cut
the first or small ledge, which con-
tains 10 inches of good free milling
ore. Supt. Oglesby was pushing
the tunnel straight ahead and ex-
pected to tap the big ledge within
40 feet more. Mr.. 0glesby was also
having erected ore-bins and q
change-room for the miners. The
other mines are looking well and
improving as development work
progresses.
1t ia reported that the Gilmore
Commissioners have ordered snit to
be commenced against Art Smith
and Charles Sherry of Haley, bonds
men for Rocky Bar people in one Of
the numerous county seat cases. for
costs of suit AND ATTORNEYS REEs.
II such is the case. our people should
Immediately bestir themselves and
not permit these gentlemen. who go
Inagnanimously befriended us and
our just cause, TO be mulcted to he
extent of one dollar. Ii would be
extremely disgraceful for the people
of this upper country to permit
our friends 20 be even annoyed by
such proceedings.
Sunday the BULLETS man and
wife visited Motions ranch, on the
South Boise river. and spent few
pleasant hours with that estiinable
couple and their bright little dangh-
ter, Minnie. Mr.. and Mrs. Melton
entertain friends in the true Old
Virginia style. and their place is a
popular resort for tha travelling pub
lie. His land this year yielded a