Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-03
How's your c-o-l-d7
1891, and don't forget it.
Get in your county hills

captain Jlnks child Is reportet
very i'll,
The roads are in excellent condi
ton for travel.
We regret to hear that Grandm.
Riley is again very sick.
Major Cavanah departed for Bots,
City Wednesday morning.
Ed. Nicholson is recovering from
n severe spell of sickness.
Our merchapts- did a thriving
business during the holidays.
The wife of Lawyer McCarty i.
confined to her rooms from illness
Miss Clara Ethel has left Cold
Springs ard her address now is Mt
Home.
The infant child of Justice n. B.
Rathbone has been very sick for
several days.
John and Henry Howard have
charge of the Bonaparte mine and
mill during this winter.
Maude, the little daughter of Cy
Smith, has been seriously afflicted
with Group the past week.
]. ii. Casey returned from Ben
nett creek with his animals Thurs
day evening.
Charlie Brown came up from the
Grove Wednesday and spent New
Years day with his many friends
in this place.
May every BULLETIN subscriber be
happy and prosperous all this new
year-particularly those who are
not in arrears.
Jo Hesslss turned over a new
leaf" New Years day, and his old
associates will know him no more
unless they reciprocate oftener.
Captain Baxter, passed through
Ogden a few days lago. on his way
to Nevada, to1ook>after mining mat
tiers for the Shake Creek Company.
Another spat of snow Tuesday.
1t is now only al,opt ten inches in
depth, notwithstanding the Boise
Democrat anhouHced last week that
snow was two feet deep at this place
A number Of Rocky Bar ladies
and gentlemen went down TO Pine
Grove to attend NE View Years ball
given at that place Thursday even.
ing, and they report having royal
time.
Charlie Collie is now located at
DcLamar, where he is engaged in
furnishing wood for the mines. He
writes that he has met many Rocky
Bar men there, that they are all
enjoying good health and are doing
well generally. But he says the
camp is overrun with miners GEEK
ing employment, and advises others
TO keep away.
Mrs. John T. Gilman received the
Fad though not unexpected news Of
the death of her mother, Mrs.
Wheeler. which occurred in Boston
last Wednesday. Mrs. Wheeler was
well known here and highly es-
teemcd by all our people, who deeply
sympathize with Mrs. Gilman i'm
her irreparable loss. Truly, a kind
and noble-hcarted Christian lady
has passed away.
Superintendent G. A. Mccormick
informs us that the Gilmore shaft
has reached depth of $50 feet.
Also, that the raise from the 430ft
west drift, to connect with the Con-
federate Star lode, is now up 40
feet. In the Vishnu ground, the
east drift from 430 is now in $40
feet, and the crosscut driven north
is So feet, and the contractors are
making good Roadway. The slopes
are producing the usual quantity of
good milling ore. There are now
only As men on the Gilmore and
Nishnu pay-rolls.
District Attorney s. III. McCarty
is unable TO appear in the man
damus case at HALEY on the 81,
owing to sickness in his family.
Though made acquainted with the
fact, ). d. Kingsbury, one of Mt.
Homes attorneys. refused to post
pone the hearing Tor few days
This action ID characteristic of old
Kingsbury, aud ns<one acquainted
with the mans character will be
surprised. But the case will not go
as Kingsbury wishes, as Mr.. Me-
Carly, in due time, mailed papers
in the case TO The Clerk of the Dis
trict Court at HALEY, 10 be filed,
and it will require very diligent
search to find snch an official be-
fore January II, 1891.
After the elegant holiday num-
Der of "Wcst Shore" one would
scarcely look for anything specially
fine soon again, but that splendid
Journal seems to have got its hand
In and intends to keep it going, for
the last number for 1890, just at
hand, shows some most beautiful
work. Ii also contains an an
nouncement of the publisher that
the paper during the coming year
will maintain this high standard,
which rivals the best work Of any
illustrated paper in the country. 1t
is the only genuine illustrated
weekly in the United States pub
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