Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29
Read that report.
Rathbone--still on deck.

The flrst melons of the season ar.
rived here Thursday.
Dan Harringtqnhas gone to Wood
river on a short<visit.
Fletcher received more new goods
during the past week.
Mrs. James Nicholson and son
Ed. came in from Bascom Tuesday.
DR.. w. F. Smith has gone ON a
visit to his natiyep,acc-Richmond,
Virginia. ~
Miss Mamie Harrington is at
present visiting with friends on Big
Camas prairie.
Miss Laura Taylor of Boise City
passed through here Sunday, on her
way to Atlanta.
Golden and Sganholm received
more new goods Thursday, by way
OF Glenn's Ferky
Mrs. Loveland, wife of the stage
superintendent, wss-st the Alturas
hotel Saturday M5> Sunday.
w. +. Rathlsuu, enc Of the en-
gineers at the Eliaore, is building d
handsome addition to his dwelling
house.
Mira. Chick, daughter Of Mrs.
Summerlatt, arrived here Saturday
from Warrens, on u visit 10 her
mother.
Arthur Golden returned home
Tuesday evening from the Bascom
ranch, where for two weeks he en-
joyed fishing and hunting greatly.
Mrs. Van Schaick has informa-
tion that Ike Bingham, hes son-in-
law, who was ing dangerously i'll
short time Ago At his home near
Lewiston, has rbtirely recovered
Upon reading the report Of Wick
crsham and Martin a few persons
should hang their'hepds with shame
.--that is if they possess a spark of
manliness in their degraded bosoms.
Cy. Smith and Charlie Baxter,
with their families, are on a fishing
and hunting excursion in the Shake
creek country.
Little Jesse Mitten was badly
bitten on the leg by a dog yester-
day. All vicious dogs that are al
lowed TO run at large should be
killed.
Saturday was the tenth anniver-
sary of the birth IF Jesse, the bright
little son of Mrfan@ Mrs. Granville
Mitten, ard hcland his chums cele-
brated the event III the usual man
ner.
Foreman Frank Les.er il pushing
the Ophir cross,eut with all posi-
BILE speed toward the ledge, aud we
trust it may not be many weeks be-
fore we hear good reports from this
valuable mining property.
Adam Gottsch has just made
cleanup of his Richmond ore at
Reeser's mill aid says he is "satis-
fled at the Iesuly'-but Adam is
just little 100 Elose-mouthed for
the benefit of a Newspaper reporter.
There was a very enjoyable So
eial gathering Of young ladies and
Young gentlemen ut the BULLETIN |
editors residence Thursday night,
the occasion being the eighteenth |
birthday anniversary of Miss Mabel
Payne.
John Davey, son of MFR. Davey,
blacksmith at the, Gilmore, was se-
serely bittanGn isg days ago by a
savage dog belonging to a neighbor,
and Mr.. pAyeyI very promptly
luieted the bessk witt, t,.e aid Of a
revolver.
To the great qualification Of all I
Lyman lIayhurst was enabled by
the assistance nf friends Ia reach the
porch of the Alturas hotel Wednes-
day and t9ke \ sniff Of pure out
door air. Nj. Hayhurst will prob
ably remain an invalid for many
years by theVeyriblc accident that
hefell him while working in the
ophir shaft several weeks ago.
Sunday, by invitation from Peter
Jeffrey, the BuLLErts family was
seated behind Pete's handsome span
of horses and ut lightning speed CON
veyed 10 the Joe Pearson mine, by
wagon road distance Of six miles.
Arriving at camp, we found George
Smith and George Brown devout-
eddy pcrnsing their Bibles, Joe Pear
son reading tbs !. f. Examiner. and
Harry Adams was knocking npull +
for the Shore" out Of his banjo alta
lively rate. The BULLETIN man
owning half interest in the mine !
Mrs. BULLETIN and Miss BULLETIN /
desired TO expert it. Being sup
piled with lights. they followed their I
guides into the tunnel distance OF /
800 feet " more. where a man-bole +
was assembled about 90 feet to place
Of stopping. The ledge here is four /
feet thick with hard. smooth wall. !
and contains pa, ing ore all through
with strcaks that are very rich. /
IA the facp OF the tunnel, which
they are pushing ahead, the pros
poets arc equally as favorable as in
the Slopes, and tie above named