Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-09-12
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section during the pastweek.
Mrs. Edgar Meek returned home
Saturday, from visit to Boise.
Mrs. ]. N. Hall will in a few days
leave for Oregon, on s short visit to
her parents.
By the aid Of sru,ches Lyman
Hayhurst is now enabled to appear
upon our streets.
Miss Mabel Payne vent to At
lanta Thursday, on visitto friends
in the Garde,. City.oO
Mrs. Gilman returned Tuesday
evening from Atlanta, ACCOMPANIED
by Mrs. Henry Casey-[
Bill Black returned herd Monday
from Colorado. He says The cry is
"hard times" everywhere,
Mr.. Farneman Of Asaanta received
q big lot of goods this week by way
of Glenn's Ferry, and has more
coming.
Robert Chattin carns up from the
Ferry Sunday. Bob lobks as deli
cate as ever, and only tips the beam
at the 225 notch. "
Wednesday evening all work in
the Ophir mine was suspended, but
Friday morning operations were re
stunned with reduced force Of men.
Miss Kate Donnsffy.-ister of Mrs.
O'Neil end Mrs. MeAtee, departed
Monday for Haildy, and fveral of
our young men cap not now be COM
forted.
w. NJ. Stockton camgfn Monday
on horseback. being the advance
guard of his two big teams from
Glenn's Ferry. loaded with freight
for this place and AtlApta.
General L. r. cartee, father of
Mrs. C. w. Joy, died in Boise on the
I'd instant, aged SO years. He was
q pioneer of Idaho and a prominent
member of the Masonic order.
Mrs. VIM Hedensk6N and three
children and MISSY Angel Johnson
arrived here Tuesday evening from
near Breckenridge, Colorado, on
visit to their sistef, Mrs. w. F.
Rathbun.
Dan. Hill, Elmorss>papular and
efficient Sheriff, arrived here from
the county seat Saturday ,\on official
business. and after attending to the
same he and Bob Chattin bf Glenn's
Ferry went to Baspom tanch on a
protracted fishing and h1nting trip.
The returns from the numerous
small runs OF ore from prospects"
at Reeser's mill during the past
month, with the regular big monthly
disbursements of the Elmore and
the Ophir. should cause monev mat.
tiers to be little easier in this vi
cinity for awhile at least.
After an absence of about twenty
days in the Sawtooth and Salmon
river country, Geo. w. Fletcher, jr.,
returned home on Monday last. He
visited Clayton. Bayhorse, Challis
and other camps in that section and
says none of them present a livelier
appearance than does Rocky Bar.
Careless campers act FIRE to the
woods few days ago near Cuneo's
big wood-pile and it was with great
difficulty the flames we're sup
pressed before doing much damage.
The law is very stringent against
such acts, and George Slagel swears
vengeance against "the careless
sthinchkers."
Dan. Harrington, of Rocky Bar,
who has been at the new mining
district, La Plata, near Ogden, came
to Hasley yesterday on his return
from that overlooked camp. He
says there has bsen no ore fou nd in
place yet; that what ore has been
found il in the shape eff float boul-
ders. The ore 10 high in lead but
only from two to six ounces in sill
ver.-News- Miner. 4th.
While out hunting few days ago
Doc Patton visited several mines on
the Red Warrior side. The men at
the Joe Pearson were taking out
over a ton Of first-class ore per day
Just lousy with gold" as he ex-
pressed it. Adam Gottsh's Rich
mond was looking better than ever
and producing lots of good ore from
a three-foot ledge. and Joe Nichol-
son and Jack Jordon were meeting
with remarkably good success In
their lease Of Gid Csmpbell's New
York tunnel.
Abner Hall returned last Monday
from a visit to Atlanta. He says
the Big Lode tunnel was then in q
distance of 300 feet and advancing
at the rate Of five feet per day. Culp
and Anderson, at depth Of sixty
feet, were drifting east in good ore.
Brown was much encouraged and
pushing work on the Last Chance
and also getting in winters wood
for running the mill George Tins
had his regular force of men at work
extracting good ore from the Tins
mine and expected to soon make
another successful run at Colonel
Miller's mill. Struckman, after a
short run in his placer claim, was
preparing TO clean up, and with