Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-01

Miss Mabel PavHse> ~ added to the
aist Of chilli and yeIsuffers.
Bert Smith, Superintendent Of the
Wide West, re<u7lssJ here Tuesday.
w. II. Murpky, New yo4k, wa
registered at the Aituras Thursday.
Miss Matte Howard was visiting
friends I'm this place during the past
week.
Keep . stiff upper-lip and renlem-
s Der tina. Its aiwfs darkest just
Mrs. I. T. Fitzwater, " no has been
quite sick for q week or more, ia
now rapidly recovering.
Bishop Talbottk,ia> taking active
.stepsto build an Episcopal seminary
flor young ladies ht>isoise City.
II. r. Wood of Salt Lake and
George Kelly of Mayfield registered
ax the Aituras hotel Thursday.
Tom Connors, who hasj been con-
fined TO his room for several days
from illness, Is again en- the streets
Auditor ". c. wfchersharn has
again placed us andes Obligations for
favors rendered 6nrimg the past
week.
One Of StooAhsu's 6 horse 6seight
teams came in sy6n the Ferry Sat
arday with ga s<or swanholm and
Golden.
Several Of our people have re-
Gently been afflicted with chills and
fever--a disease Of rare occurrence
in this section.
Miss Mary Hill, a young lady
we'll and favoraH y known here, left
Hills station Sasf Tuesday, bound
ssr old Missouri
The citizens free dance Monday
night was largely attended and pro-
nounced the most pleasurable oc-
easion ever Transporting at Rocky
Bar.
Judge Golden has caused the hy-
drant in frcnt 50Fl his store TO be re
paired by III. Erickson, and now
the hose MAY b< attached in a mo-
uent's time.
The fire last week fully demon
stzated the necessity of the forma-
ticnuf hook and ladder company
in Rocky Bar. Let our property
owners take the this matter in hand
.at @sfce.
III. C, Woodrow sailed from New
York on the 29th for London. AS
the Jumbo sale js a fixed fact, we
presume Mr.. WaosIrow's trip across
the ocean is TO arrange for develop
ing the propertsd -6h a large scale.
Camp Woodrow vida at no distant
day be an important mining town.
James wsekersham, brother of
District Court Clerk Wes Wick,
came up Monday in company with
DIR. Smith frgpE~Mt. Home. Jim
has. grown "asme" kince his visit a
year ago, butl3sc Ia the same cour-
teous and gensfcmaniy voting man,
or more 30. and was gladly met by
many warm friends.
+. T. Perkins, Jr., who has charge
Of a government geological survey
ing party, stopped here Monday
and attended the dance. Although
a very quiet and unassuming young
man. Perk. enjoyed himself well un-
der the chaparonase of K. c. Koch.
Mr. Perkins and party vent from
here to Atlanta, from thence viii go
to fise Sawtooth lakes.
Superintendent Steve Oglesby OF
the Big Lode maine, Atlanta, Is the
right man in the right place. He
personally attends 20 all matters
pertaining to the welfare Of his con-
pany and 10 pushing the tunnel
ahead at rapid int. 1t is now in
about $50 fsctI ami we are told it
10 confidently hlieyed the big ledge
will be tappeS- Nv less than go feet
more. II the owners of the Big
Lode continue 10 supply Mr.. 0Esesby
with proper "nutriment" he win
certainly show them big results be-
fore snow again flies at Atlanta.
Granville Mitten was conaidera-
bly, bruised q few days ago by the
sudden falling of large and solid
chunk Of ore from the top of one of
the Eiaors drifts. He received a
severe cut on the head, which made
him senseless 6or time. and was
athervise bruised. Mr.. Mitten has
been injured wllile> mining three diff
ferent times within the past two
years, and he may be considered
both fortunate and unfortunate
unfortunate to experience no many
accidents but fortunate TO escape
with his lie.
Greene White returned from At
lanta Wednesday evening. whittier
he had been looking after his min
ing interests. Anderson and Culp
had their shaft ON the Lum Burg
mine 10 a depth of Is feet, al the
way in fair ore, and they feel greatly
encouraged at the outlook. The
Tahoma mill had just finished a run
of 80 or 100 tons of ore from the
Tins mine. which manned out very