Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-17

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Jay Gould's estate reaches the
enormous sum of $72,0OOO0O.
Pinney's. new theater was opened
in Boise City last week.
The talk now in Boise is all about
the Idaho diamond fields. But
where are theyP
DIR. G.. y. Rocker shot and killed
n colored porter named Ed Wright
at Pocatello on the 18th inst.
Pen. Warden .ienne has resigned
and Olando Robbins has been APP
pointed to fill the uncxpircd term.
Jesse Helm, ranchcr, was
throw from his horse last Sunday
near Boise City and instantly kill
ed
benjamin Harrison will have the
honor Of receiving less electoral votes
than any old party candidate since
the war.
SHILoH's CuRE, the Great Cough
and Group Cure is for sale by DR. NJ !.
Rcarhv Pocket size contains - doses,
only 25c Children love it.
Foster, the weather prophet pre-
diets pleasant weather in the latter
part of December and heavy snow
storms in January.
Chas. Berkins slaughter house at
HALEY was burned on the night oi
Dec. IA, with loo dressed becves.
100 sheep, 80 calves and ten pigs.
Loss $4,000.
j f. Cliff, the pioneer hardware
dealer Of Wood river, died in Haley
on Dec. 9th. Deceased was a Rova
Arch Mason. q member Of the A. O
L. W, aged 81
The Idaho exhibit Of precion.
stones will contain opals from the
mines recently discovered on Snake
river, Il miles from Caldwell
Reports from the mines vary, but
the opals appear To be found in q
matrix from four to ten inches il
width. Some of them are very fine
and are said to be worth $50 or S6f
each.
The Salt Lake Herald has donned
an entire new dress and is beauty
indeed. Ii truthfully says; The
Herald is now mechanically the best
equipped newspaper between Denver
and the Pacific coast. The typo
graphical changes are only part Of
the general shake-up which the
spirit of improvement suggests, and
in matter, rs well form. The Herald
Company il determined to keep il
fully abreast Of the time.
Yesterday being the annive rsary
of the birthday Of Mrs T. \.
lTungerford, that lady celebrated
the occasion by rovally entertaining
a number of friends at her residence
and serving dinner that for its cx-
cellence in every particular was
never surpassed in Mountain Home,
She was the recipient Of many
handsome presents and the wishes
of all acquaintance Of this good
lady are that she may live 10 enjoy
many such returns.
The accounts that ccme from
Englang as to the distress Of the
people is something awful. The
London news says 60,0oO people
men and women--arc out e work,
being locked out hy the mill owners
because they cannot get the people
to accept a five per cent reduction
in wages. Those people average
about SO cents day; that meant n
reduction of about j cents a day.
The Las Vegas, New Mexico,
Stockgrower has a sensible article
On the subject Of the relations Of the
fheep-herder to the wool tariff. show
ing tendency towards better I'M
derstanding with tie manufacturing
industry. Wequote: Floekmasters
need not fear that the inevitable re-
duciion of the tariff which will fol-
low the Democratic victory il going
- affect them otherwise than favor
ably. twill result ia c1larging the
nlarke: for goods Of American manu-
fa6tnre, and a consequently increas-
al demand for wool. The only ones
who can parsihly be affected uifa-
worldly afs The raisers cfcarpot wools
and carry'-~ool sheep should not he
allowed - waste t..s grass 81 tie
Fanges,