Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-23

to Boise City yesterday.
Mrs. Nat Hall has returned to
Rocky Bar from Portland.
Golden's large store building at
Rocky Bar is now completed.
|" Full line of cook stoves and
heating stoves on hand.
GEO. S. RICE & Co.
Grover Cleveland is confident
that New York will 60 Democratic.
Offensive partisanhip - making
yourself offensive to your own party.
George Kelly, Democrat, from
Mayfeld, was a visitor here Thurs
day.
n. G.. Barney now has eight men
employed in his Goat mine at Rocky
Bar.
Tom Kennedy is here from Saw
tooth, on a visit to his sister, Mrs.
Lennehan.
Rev. Burr will preach in the
Congregational hall this morning
and evening.
Only ISL voters were registered
at this precinct up to last evening.
Just five days more. boys, TO regis
ter, and don't forget it.
Sam Brady has gone to Glenn's
Ferry to take a position in Stock
toms Mythology seminary.
f~We have fine line of cloth
ing, mems, youths and boys suits
and overcoats and our prices are
right. Gro. S. RICE & Co.
Jim Gray, next Sheriff of Elmore,
returned from the mountains We'd
nesday evening, feeling that victory
was for the Democratic ticket if all
do their duty.
Miss Ida Harley, of Brunean, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Nc
Cabe of this city, and will attend
school here this winter.-Silver
City Avalanche.
VIM. Murphy packed up his kit
last week and returned TO Glenn's
Ferry, where he will resume his
business of boot and shoe making.
-Ketchum Keystone.
Jim Par.ill went to the Ferry
Friday and attended the Columbus
day school exercises, of which he
speaks in the highest praise. He
also hoped at the social that night.
An excursion will be RIM from
Pocatello to Boise City on Oct. "a
to the Republican rally. Tickets
for the round trip $3.50 from this
station. Good going on special train
and limited until the Goth.
A. G. SMITH Agent.
John McGinness is a RATHER and
is almost sure to be the next Asses
sor of Gilmore. Even here, where
he is not SO v ell known, he will poll
his party vote. but at his home in
Glenn's Ferry, he will sweep every
thing.
Sam Brady returned from May
field and Smiths prairie on Thurs
day, where he had been to place the
election paraphernalia, and he re-
ports that Democrats are numerous
and enthusiastic in that neck of the
woods.
The new law requires that the
registr. ton of voters must close
October 2S--ten days before election
after which no one can get their
names upon the list, nor under any
circumstances be allowed TO vote at
the election, November 9Th.
o. A. Phelps, of Colorado, made
very interesting and instructive
talk to the Mountain Home people
Friday night, his remarks being
solely devoted to the silver question.
Lack Of space only prevents us Civ
ing the gentleman's remarks the at
tention they deserve.
At Gienn's Ferry on the morning
Of the 10Th collision occurred be-
tween two freight trains, throwing
ing two cars and the engine tank
off the track. disabling a number OF
other cars and catching James
Prentice, head brakeman, between
the engine and tank, horribly crush
ing him. He died in less than hal
an hour. He was . member of the
order of railway conductors and
also Mason. and leaves wife and
four children in indianapolis, lndi
ana. A special engine was sen
here for DIR. Smith, who made thu
return trip in S5 minutes. The yer
dict of the coronor's jury was tina
the accident occurred from the neg
ligcnce Of the train dispatcher.