Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04
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The day we ceIebrats,S

NJ the ufl2i.
Sea Cy Smith at the Brewery
Saloon to-day.
DIR. Hayes, dentist, will positively
arrive tonight Saturday.
Sports will commence this morn
ing at half past 8 o'clock.
A glorious dvfnef will be served
ut she Alturas hotel to-day.
Ice-cold, sparkling lager to-day at
Cy. Smiths new corner stand.
C. v. Smith and family returned
from the Capital City Saturday.
The Rocky Bar school children
will enjoy vacation until the 18th.
Every X. of l.. should strive to
make 1t pleasant for visitors at their
ball tonight.
Miss Mary Hillrqiece Of Captain
aeo. w. Hal, s9ain a welcome
visitor in Rocky Bar.
Word comes up that Mt. Home
10 still shaking with sensational and
damnable scandal.
John Malmburg and family came
In from Bascom Wednesday, to re-
main till after the Fourth.
John Martin, after an absence Of
several weeks in the lower regions,
has returned TO the upper levels.
Fred Davis will not climb the
creased pole to-day, but If you call
on Wink. & Co. he will deal out
some very slick wet goods.
Crickets have recently been very
numerous in tH heighborhood Of
Hills station lanf even fruit has
greatly suffered by their invasion.
Judge sinnott will deliver the
grafton to-day at Mt. Home. II is
needless to saw thgt the subject will
be handled in apIeloquent and able
manner.
Speaking of to-day sports Charlie
Brown says: ''TkeFe's lots of fun on
tap in the world and you don't
have 10 hunt lfoS it with bung-
starter, either"
Uncle Dick Tregaskis will be here
about the 10th, from Boise, with n
wagon load Of fresh fruits, vegeea-
bles, hams. etc. Give the old boy o
lift With your patronage.
Arthur Golden departed for Mt.
Home Monday, where he joined the
judge and Mrs. Golden, and the trio
proceeded on to Portland. They
will return TO the Bar next week.
C. w. Joy has located fine piece
of land on Smiths Prairie and will
hereafter devote hisltime principally
10 farming and stoqkraising-but al
the same timebe pill keep his eagle
eye upon his valuable mining prop
critics on Queens river.
We are told that there is mar
at Glenn's Ferry who is bribed tC
cry down the ner wagon road and
stage line to this place. 1t would
be money in Vie pockets of the bus.
mess men Of the Ferry to silence all
such traitorous vermin.
John Shields new tunnel in the
Bray mine is now in a distance o.
so feet and he expects to cut tho
ledge ia less than 100 feet more
The Bray is owned by Shields anc
Foster Silva. and by its output o
gold has long since demonstrated
jts value.
George Mccormick. Tim Donovan
Tom Riley, Dan Harrington, Ole
Payne. Uncle Swanholm. John Gil
man, Ike Fitzwater and Bill,
Stockton Of Glenn's Ferry will to
day contest for the ''barrei race
prize. Already two to one is Of
fered on ''Swanny."
II seems q difficult matter fer GU
business men TO make the railroad
officials UNDERSTANDABLE they wan
all their goods put Off at Glenn
Ferry. But time andfvigorous lei
tass sent to railroad headquarter
will right thk usatter-even If J
cause the displacement of some Q
the osiicious trainmen.
Miss Emma White has returne'
home from Boise. where she ha
been attending St. Teresa's Acad
envy. At the commencement excl
cises she was the recipient of man
compliments for advancement i
hnr studies and proficiency In music
painting and needle-work, and wa
awarded q handsome prize.
Twenty-Five tons Of Queen CT III
West ore, worked at Reeser's mi
this week, yielded a fraction ov'
$40 per ton in gold. Adam Cots
10 now having runmade of ore froi
his Richmond mine, after which u
mill will he constantly employe
reducing ore from the Queen, whic
IL proving itself q better mine tina
II has ever been represented.
james Carroll, acting deput
sheriff, eacorlad an abscondir
dshtor back here from The railros
last Saturday. lie says that Il
BULLETIN was mistaken In the gu
position that he was the new Co
grassman from Alaska, that tn
duck IL his uncle, and that he h
already applied to his uncle for
ssOad fat nomition under the Dem