Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-09-05
Mrs. p. III. McCrorey has gone ON
a visit To East Portland. Or.

John Malmbarg and family re-
turned TO Bascom ranch Friday.
The total asSsssS)ent roll Of FL
more county GssrS1S91 amounts TO
81 ,l97,S4S.
Costen Simmons, a prominent
mining man of Atlanta, was here
Sunday.
Mrs. Prey of Atlanta has been
visiting with Mrs. G. w. Fletcher
an this place for several days.
Mrs. Greene White and youngest
children are now visiting relatives
and friends in Rrnneau valley.
Ed Bonning and family have re-
;.1oved from the old Ethel residence
70 a house above the Pittshnrg
works.
Mrs. Prey returned home Thurs
day IN company with Mrs. J. T.
Gilman, who is on a visit to Atlantis
friends.
George abbott made his first visit
to Rocky BdfMls,lnesday, in COM
pAny with Pan foley and Mrs.
Abbott.
o. II. Hutchins and wife and
Mrs. r. Turner, of Atlanta, passed
through the Bar Monday for q short
y; tsit in the valley.
Frank Erickson and Pete Swami
started Tuesday for Sawtooth and
the Salmon river country, to be alb
sent about two weeks.
.gdhn Gilman and Shorty" re-
turned from Haley Sunday, and
report having been royalty treated
by the good people Of that town
The Buffalo boys have at last got
returns for tksis.> concentrates and
Herman Myers tent to Atlanta
y tuesday tA-s~t his ''divy" of the
same.
Miss Mamie Harrington returned
from Big -Camas Tuesday, in COM
I ANY with Miss Mamie Grant, who
will be Miss Harrington's guest dur
ing her visit here.
Miss Lester. sister at the popular
Heater brothers Of this place, re-
tnrned here last week from Saw
tpoth lake, and Tuesday departed
for her home in the East.
Commissioner n. Davis returned
from the cuuBtS seat\ Monday. He
avs the assessment>6f number OF
taxpayers Overwhelmingly stock
1nen-by the board Of equalization,
Judge Golden departed for the
county seat Friday on business con-
nected with the Ethel estate, Of
which he IN one Of the adRsinistra-
tors. He will also attend the Grand
Lodge of Masons at Boise before ht
returns home.
Payday approached again, and
we hope those BULLETIN patrons
who are behind with their subscrip
ton from one 10 three years will
not this time forget their struggling
hosae printer. Times are a littl,
''corky" just now, but we'll all bt
happy yet.
Miss Anna McGinniss, who wal
no seriously burned while at hel
ranch on Clover creek, near Bliss
some three wseKs ago, died of hel
injuries on the 2sfh ait, aged AZ
years. She xas>1 highly respected
lady and we'll known in this vi
ciuity. The remains we're inferred
ht Bellevue.
G. G. Adams visited the Bar las
"Wednesday and made the BuLLETn
office a friendly cali. Mr.. Adam
has closed ont mis- store in Atlanta
and is seeking a new point for bust
ness. He may locate at Glenn
Ferry. and if he does we ear assur
the people of that lively riversid,
Down that they will thereby secur
good business man and uprigh
citizen.
Last week, while Cy. Smith an,
Charles Baxter, with their families
were out camping on Shake creek
and having Pete Jefrrey's team
ahey were surprised early Saturda.
morning to find Pete's fine gra
horse lying dead near the stream
II appears that the halter had be
come entanglea with one of the an
malls hind feet and the suppositio
is that in attempting to descend
the creek for water ihe horse fe
and broke his neck. Another hors
vas procured at Bascom ranch an
the party returned to town. Nj
Smith very generously instructe
Mr.. Jeffrey to hunt up a horse full
as valuable as the one loet and ths
he would purchase the same--whic
was done to the satisfaction Of a
concerned,
Tom Port came up from Dix
district q few DAYS ago, where
had been doing assessment wor
upon his mining claims. He AZ
Nat Olson have shaft 20 feet dec
on their Fourth Of July, have
ledge 81 feet wide that assays q
To the ton in gold and silver. {
Doom and Port own the Mond;
claim, have l. inches Of good p'
rock, and are running tunnel