Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-09-26

returned to Oregon.
Mrs. J. II. Casey is visiting her
mother, in the valley
Mrs. J. T. Gilman returned from
a visit to Boise Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Wooten, of Atlanta, was a
visitor here Monday and Tuesday.
A six-horse team came in from
Glenn's Ferry Tuesday loaded with
flour for Golden.
Foley Abbott shot and killed
young black bear near junction Bar
n short time ago.
Mrs. VIM. Mackey, of De Lamar,
is on a visit to her mother, Mrs.
Wooten, in Atlanta.
Joseph Retallic arrived here a few
days ago from DE Lamar and is
employed in the Gilmore mine.
RUFF Turner and sister came over
from Atlanta Wednesday - Miss
Turner being on her way East.
Mrs Joseph Doney left for Beloit,
Wis, Tuesday, on visit to rela-
tives, and Joe is quite inconsolable.
Miss Halle Riley and Miss Grace
jackson departed for Missouri last
Tuesday, where they will attend
school.
j. C. Kemp van Ee, the noted
mining promoter, who has many
warm friends here, was in Boise on
the ODD.
Jas. II. Tregonning will represent
Rocky Bar Lodge. |. o. o. f., at
the Grand Lodge to be held in Mos
Gov on the 18th Of October.
Martin Quinn was killed at Wal
lace, Idaho, Sept. IA, by falling 80
feet down a raise in the Union mine.
He formerly resided on Wood river.
While in Atlanta few days ago
Greene White was informed that
Major Hyndman had made run of
few tons of Silver King ore, which
yielded $3.50 per ton.
Ben. Brown brought 1900 lbs. Of
freight from Glenn's Ferry for Col
den, making the trip in two and q
half days. Mr.. Brown speaks in
high praise Of the Ferry road.
Greene White and b. j. Nordyke
visited Atlanta the forepart of this
week, and returned much pleased
at the bright outlook for that camp,
and bringing with them candle
box full Of valuable specimens from
the Lum Burge shaft.
Thomas Bergman and family
have departed for Amador City,
Cal, where they will reside. They
are good, industrious people and we
bespeak for them q cordial recep-
tion BY the people OF the BULLETIN
mans yet loved Little Amador.
Charles Brown, James Hartwell,
and Fred Davis have secured a
lease of the lowest level Of the Rich
mond mine from Adam Gottsh and
are now arranging TO take up their
winter quarters in Red Warrior
gulch. The bucks will of course
visit the Bar often during winter,
bat Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Hartwell
will be sadly missed from our social
circles.
Az evidence Of our productive
soil, Charlie Brown plucked sheath
of wheat from along side of the trail
on the summit between this place
and Red Warrior q few days ago
that was of remarkable growth and
yielded half.handful Of grain. OF
course the seed was of accidental
planting and considering the high
dry altitude its productiveness is
somewhat wonderful.
Forest King and Queen are the
names of two mining locations ~
ing between the Mountain Goat and
Idaho Consolidated claims. These
two monarchs by name arc owned
James Tregonning, and he has,
alone, run a tunnel into the Queen
distance of 93 feet, and hopes to
tap the ledge within thirty or forty
feet more. Such enterprise and grit
10 deserving Of unbounded success.
o. L. Miller. superintendent oil
the Boise and Montana railroad sur
veying party, was in Helena on the
i4th instant, aud in private let.
ter TO the editor of the BULLETIN
says: "Our progress il slow. owing
to timber being very thick on the
Continental divide. The engineer
il now on the Big Hole and will
reach Butte in about ten days.
have been looking up the bushes:
in Butte and Helena that will nat
urally belong to this route and
find it very large. We got good
route. easy grades and unequalled
resources. and the best unoccupieC
territory in the United States to
day" Mr.. Miller has cause to b.
enthusiastic over this new railroad
route, aud the people Of Boise shoulC
stand a unit in giving the project al
encouragement in their power. An
other railroad, like this, into Bots
City simply means the doubling O
its business and population in yer,
few years. Rocky Bar and ever,
camp along the projected line vii