Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-27

And stiu mild lovely weathe
prevails
No decision yes In the Claggett
Dubois senatorial contest.
New goods daily arriving BY ex
press II Oclden's postofiice store.
The Democrat says Tom Morrow
IL night watchman at the Boise CITY
Natatorium.
John Holland, Steve Oglesby
Man Knittlc and Wash Elliott went
to Atlanta Tuesday.
Hold yourself In readiness to at.
tend the social dance on the even
ing Of St. Patrick's day.
Geo. A. Mccormick. superintend-
ent Of the Ein,ore. took ! run down
70 Camp Woodrow Thursday.
The publication Of the Do Lamar
Nugget has been resumed under the
management Of Guy Newcomb.
There will be 128 delegates in the
State Republican conventions. Of
which Gilmore county 10 entitled to
FIVE.
Tho family of q. w. jackson will
soon remove 10 their ranch on the
South Boise river, to remain during
the summer.
G. v. Smith a few days ago re-
ceived the sad news Of the death of
his mother, which occurred in Penn
sy1vsnia recently.
Mrs. N. B. Rathbone and seven
children departed. Friday morning
for Bloomington, Nebraska where
they expect to permanently reside.
George Crandai wants 10 rent his
ranch to good tenant ON reason
able terms. For particulars, ad-
dress Geo. l.. Crandal, Pine Grove,
Idaho.
Geo. w. Fletcher Jr. has sold his
interest in the Mt. Home store to
his uncle, @. w. r. Sr. We learn
that Mr.. r. Jr. will return to this
place about the first Of March.
The Shoshone Journal is now un-
der the editorial control of James H.
McPhcrson, and, IL is said. In to be
run in the interest Of the X. Of. L.
aud other railroad workingmen's
orders.
Willie hurridly changing pump
buckets in the Elmore shaft Tues.
day night, Peter Schofel had one Of
his bands so badly crushed
that IL is feared he will be incapaci-
tated for work for some time to
come.
Menday. James Stewart, while at
work In the Gilmore SHAFT, had one
OF his feet badly bruised by the fall
OF heavy rock. This 10 much re-
GREETED, because Jim has exhibited
more energy and greater desire to
put that hole down" than any other
Of the. original contractors. :
Thomas 0'Daniels departed Mon
day for Asotin, Wash. where he will
hereafter devote his attention to
stock raising--principaily blooded
horses. II Is the wish Of Toms
many 'ffiends here that he may soon
possess horses on . thousand hills.
IL amy one knows the wherea-
of Jacob Akerman, who was a mar
ried man and miner in Broadford
few years ago. they will confer a
favor by sending information TO the
Bellevue Herald Office. A family
estate in Europe has TO be settled,
in which he 10 party. at interest,
and his wife and two children are
anxious to know where he 10.
Boise Democrat: Judge Joe w.
Sprague. Of Mountain Home, a men,
her Of the Republican State Central
Committee land . good man, tool,
is still In town visiting among old |
time friends. He is delighted at |
the manner in which his political
brethren Of the Capital City dwell |
together In unity, but gladly drop |
ped politics 70 say that the future |
Of Mountain Home never looked so |
bright ~ now. One Of the immense |
storage reservoirs will be finished
this season. whilst the contract for |
another has been let. The system
Ut reservoirs 20 be constructed num-
bcrs Eve, the whole Of which are to
he completed within three years. |
One hundred men are employed on
the reservoir now in construction. |
Mountain Home is in the center OF
= vast body Of as rich land NJ can
be found in the State, now compar-
atively val eiess, but thousands of
acres at which will be brought into |
cultivation by this storage system.
Retchum Keystone, Goth: Lee
Abbott came down from Vienna last
Sunday and took the cars for HALEY
and Boise. Mr.. Abbott has been
ut work In the Vienna mine
for Chris Johnston since last fall,
and reports the mine looking splen-
didiy. A tunnel Ia oeing run length.
wise the vein In four feet Of good
milling ore, and Stopping will begin
soon. Mr.. Johnston has been work
ing ten men all winter. but threa
quit last week. 80 that he now has
but seven. The number, however.