Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-10
SATURDAY, January 10. 1891.
Free dance tonight.

with about one foot Of snow.
Born, at Rocky,~4spr, January A
TO the wife Of Ed-Myers a son.
The infant chiIa6fMr. and Mrs
James 0'Neil is rescTcring from sc.
we're sickness.
Emma Abbott.-the great opera
singer, died in/sglt Lake Monday
last, of pneumonia.
"Whom the gods would destroy
they first make mad"-remarks
District Attorney McCarty.
Old man Wards improving but
slowly, and should he recover he
will be a cripple the remainder OF
his life.
The Payette Transcript says there
is a scheme on foot to divide Ada
county and make Caldwell the
county scat.
The Rocky Bar Brass Band will
give n free dance at X. of L. & |. O.
o. r. hall this Saturday evening.
Everybody invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Fleteher's
little child has<t9en very sick, but
we are pleased-t6 say she is now on
the path of recovery.
w. J. Melton,wi and child, came
up from their South Boise ranch
New Years and visited several days
with Rocky Bar friends.
At the last blast in the upraise on
the Confederate ledge of the Elmore
Company the quantity and quality
Of the ore was still increasing.
We hope the conspirators at Mt.
Home have not s~spired with rail
road officials aH caused the Bill
LETIs to appear on half-sheet this
week.
The Statesman announces the ar
rival of Major Cavanah in Boise
and says he Gin company Of several
friends made the round of New
Year calls"
We have received "pome" from
a sweet singer at Pine, with request
that it be published. As it is short
it will appear next week. Mean
time We advise Sooner" to clean
his gun.
The BULLETIN is pleased to chron-
icle the fact that Commissioner
Cavanah passed through Mt. Home
last week without having the ever
lastin' stuflin' knocked out of him
by the few "destructionists" and
''conspirators' Of that town.
WHY Nor? II Costs Nothing.
Why not ascertain whether that
idea of yours is patentable2 Write
describing it, to Messrs. C. A. Snow
d CO., Patent Solicitors, opposite
Y. s. Patent Office, Washington. ID.
G., and they will inform you free of
charge.
The first number of the Idaho
Mail under the management of Asa
Abbott is clean sheet in every
particular. They6 il not a word Of
vile abuse for the pS6ple of Rocky
Bar, which proves, TO Mr.. Abbott's
credit, that he is not under the con-
troll of the few "destructionists" of
that town.
The Salt Lake Tribune is GER
tainly getting there rapidly as the
greatest jurnal published in the
west. New Years day it turned out
thirty-two pages of interesting read
ing pertaining mostly to Utah, Idaho
and Montana, and we hope to hear
that there was demand for n million
copies at least.
Reader, maybe these lines will
remind you that you owe the BUL-
LETIS a small sum? II not, then
you have paid. Otherwise, rustic
send in your one, two or three years
subscription, as the case may be.
and thereby be cordially received
by St Peter should you be suddenly
called to the other shore.
In answer to the Idaho Mails
queries, the people of Rocky Bar
reply, as they have contended all
along, that the county seat election
was not held according to law; that
many illegal votes were cast in con-
sequence thereof; that fraud and
Misrepresentation we're used, and
many other points that will be
brought up and proven when the
case comes before the proper tri-
bunal.
Julian Hill, who left here few
weeks ago for the Warm Springs
near Idaho City, died there on the
LIST, of infiammatory rheumatism,
with which he hga> been afflicted for
years. lie wasM Dative OF Missouri
and aged As yeAIZ He was a man
of generous impulses and his death
is regretted by many old friends
here His remains were buried nm
der the auspices Of Pioneer Lodge
No. |, |. O. OF.
The Mail should not cast slurs at
Rocky Bar in such "blind-hogh
manner. Pine Grove, the Bar and
Atlanta are the bone and sinew Of
fillmore county. And what in the
world .would NJ Home do were il
not fnr the tradk add traffic of these