Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-04-04
Rumors Of war in Europe.

Senator Shoup has returned home
from Washington.
c. G. Glenn has been appointed
postmaster at Glenn's Ferry.
Attention il called to the f. o. b.
Cigar Cos notice in another part of
the BULLETIN.
Sam Cochrane has the thanks of
the BULLETIN family for fine lot Of
Trinity lakes trout.
f. Stein, brother Of Mrs. G.. w.
Fletcher, arrived here Tuesday from
Long Beach, Washington.
That high-minded and capable
official, Judge Sinnptt, has our
thanks for the school reports that
appear in another ~columa
The Shoshone Journal says: The
lincoln County Commissioners have
appointed G. G. Haines sheriff, Rube
Robbins having resigned.
Em Fine and complete assort-
ment Of Ladies and Children's
Shoes, at greatly reduced prices, at
HENRY SWANHOLM'S.
Everything at the Gilmore and
Nishnu mines is running smoothly
and muscular activity and conf
dence is daily increasing at these
works.
The Odd Fellows are considering
the propriety celebrating their
seventy-secopd anniversary by Civ
ing a grand ball ja>Rocky Bar about
the Goth Of April.
Harry Smith, who has been as
sistant clerk at the Alturas Hotel
for some time, departed Monday for
Idaho City, near which place he has
very rich placer claims.
Never judge a man by appear
ances. A shabby coat may cover
an editor, while the finest broad.
cloth may cover a delinquent sub
scriber and advertising blk.
Governor Wiley, in company
with Major Cavanah and Frank
Jr.. visited Haley on the 18th ult.
The party was royalty entertained
by the people of the capital Of Alta.
By the new lapportionment law
fillmore is reduced TO half senator.
eleeting jointly with Lincoln county.
We will have one assemblyman and
elect another jointly with Owyhee
county.
II is a settled fact that operations
at the Ophir mine and mill will be
resumed i'm few weeks. The mine
is filled with water and it will re-
qnire some time and expense to
place il in good working shape.
August Outflow is now in this
city getting up the papers for a
mining company, to be based on
two very good lodes he has a little
above Rocky Bar, on Steele guleh.
The stock is To be fioated at Chi
cago.-Boise Statesman, 2Gth.
Gid Campbell is now stopping in
his New York tunnel. The ledge is
three feet wide and solid quartz,
which he asserts into first and sec
ond class, having now about 20 tons
on the dump. We, few days ago,
saw large. beautiful and rich spec
linen Of ore from this mine on exhi-
bition at the Alturas Hotel.
Arrangements are being made to
run four-horse fast-freight and
passenger limo from Glenn's Ferry
TO Rocky Bar as soon as the road Is
clear of snow. II is the nearest and
easiest route to reach the railroad,
and by judicious advertising in Salt
Lake and Boise-also on the cars
this new stage line should catch all
the travel coming this way.
These bright days cause the stove
herders to seek the sunny side o.
the street to bask in old Soils genia
rays. The prospector has ceased t
spin his winter yarns and is arrang
ing to take to the mountains
again in search of untold wealth
In few weeks more the snow vii
have disappeared and all will b
once more life and activity among
these gold-bearing hills.
Charlie SAVERS came mp from hi
South Boise ranch Monday. He re
ports the snow about two feet dee
in the valley but disappearing rap
idly. Owing to many snow slide
along Lincoln creek, Mr.. SAVER
thinks il will be a long while befof
wagons can reach Rocky Bar uules
dirt il thrown over the deepe'
slides along the course Of the roat
As the road oyersecr has left III
district, would it not be well thu
our business men designate G. u
Jackson to superintend opening th
road, with the assurance that Il
county will be made to foot the bil
Rev. Lane, q Salt Lake diyin
announced that he would preach
sermon for the especial benefit
the newspaper men of that nngodl
',eiiy of saints The church WI
crowded even to standing roof
The accumulated weight of sin VI
too great and the floor gave wa
sinking TO the ground five or >
feet below. Almost panic eRsHe
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