Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-02
Steve 0glesby has gone on a visit
TO Long Valley.


to Long Valley.
Six days mail now due here
and showing like blskes.
Mrs. S. II. Mecarty has been
quite sick during the past week.
Street rumor is to the effect that
John T.. Gilman has again taken
command at the Alturas hotel.
NJ. Casey was over with the mail
from Atlanta Thursday. He re.
ported several cases of grib in that
town.
News comes down from the noun
tain just above us that Adam
Gottsh has just struck another rich
chimney of ore in his Richmond
mine. This should encourage the
lessees Of the lower part Of this
mine, Messrs. Brown, Davis, stearns
and Hartwell, to renewed energy
in pushing aheadtheir tunnel.
The BULLETIN man has suffered
from severe cold all the week
just barely able to get around. His
head is in no condition TO grind out
two-line item, and he has strug-
gled hard to produce this sheet
simply TO legalize certain adver-
tisements. He does not, under the
trying circumstances, deem an
apology necessary.
Joe Suliaway, who has contract
for hauling ore from the Red War
rior 10 the Gilmore mill, got caught
in the big snow storm Saturday and
it was with the greatest exertions
that he succeeded in getting his
suffering animals home by the fol-
lowing Thursday evening. Nothing
daunted, however, Joe started out
New Years day, and proposes to get
that ore here if it takes all winter.
The big snowstorm that com
menced here last Saturday blocked
the stage road pretty much all
along the line as far down as Dixie
station, and from that day till yes
terday We were lost to the outside
and lower world, so far as mail COM
inunication was concerned. Tues
day, under Instructions from Supt.
Loveland, James Clay and several
others started out to open the road
from here to Junction Bar, which
res lied in Towards being able to
reach here with a letter sack on
Thursday evening.
OF the hundred or more cases Of
influenza treated here during the
past three weeks by DIR. All Fong,
lac has been eminently successful
yet some Of them were of Serious
and stubborn nature. We confess
TO prejudice against any Chinese
physician, but Dr. All Fong's untir-
ing attention and successful endeav-
ors during this disgustful epidemic
has caused us TO modify our opin-
ion very materially, and he is enti-
tied to a more extended notice at
our hands--but the head won't act
and the fingers can not manipulate
the types properly. Proof Of the
pudding is the eating thereof.
Red Warrior fought nobly. The
delegation, consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Ii. Davis, Charlie Brown
and Ed. Stearns, came over Christ
mas expecting to have a jolly time.
but on arriving here they found
nurses for the sick in demand, and
like good safnaritans. offered their
services whcae most ,.eeded and did
noble work funtil attacked them
selves, which two of them were.
Mrs. Davis careful attention to Mrs.
Golden is doubtless attributable to
that lady's improved condition, hut
now Mrs. Davis is afflicted herself,
but we trust not seriously. Fred.
was the fret to get knocked out by
the distemper, but he is now on deck
again.
There is whole lot of sound
sense in the following from the Chi
cago Herald; "0h, think of tn,
home over there" is the sweet re
frain of a popular hymn. We dc
not want to throw cold water on the
honest efforts Of the pious poet, but
We do wish he had directed his en-
ergies to the improvement of tn,
home down here. When man o.
woman thinks of the "home owe