Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-03-26
Cheap, good goods at Golden's.

Atlanta NJ
Granville Mitten ,Sas at Park
City. Utah, last week.
See call for Republican Club
meeting in another column.
II is reported operations lin the
Wide Wide West mine win 1o91 be re-
John Winkelback's wet goods and
cigars are pronounced the best in
the market.
IT'S an old saving. ",nan wants
bat little here below" and as a gen.
eral thing he's getting it.
The political cappajgn has not
fairly commenced, yet Fred Davis
has this week devdted<h his attention
10 building fences--Ar.und his new
dwelling house.
Golden wants TO make room for
his immense new stock of general
merchandise TO arrive--hence you
can get good weight and big bar
gains by calling now.
II Ia reported that Billy Rinehart
n few DAYS ago sold his ranch to
VIM. Black and Frank Lester, and
that he had bought Hardin's Hot
Spring ranch, just below Pine Grove.
George L. Crandal requests the
BuLLErrs TO cav that parties having
stock at his Pine Grove raSch must
be prepared to receive them and
pay all charges by she/ middle Of
April.
Reports from Kemp van Ee's
PA0rman at Silver CITY continue
good. The Avalanche pays some Of
the gold specimens taken out in the
past few days areNabbut as fine as
any we have seen since the bonanza
days Of the mine.
w. III. Owen. formerly resident
Of this place, writes to John Martin
that he 10 now located at Salt Lake
and II agent for the sale of patent
family washing machines" But
why should he be 80 particular
about informing John Of this fact
alniess he had heard 49,
The output Of good gold quartz
from the slopes and drifts of the
Vishnu mine continues to Increase
as work progresses, and everything
indicates q big bonanza for the
owners of this property. Often
chunks of ore are found in which
gold Ia plainly visible to the naked
eye.
Morris Quinn returned here last
Monday from Horseshoe Bend,
where he spent the winter with his
family. Mr.. Quinn drove in a fine
lot Ut beef cattle. and he and John
Van have reopened their meat
market in Rocky Bar, where You
can now get the best Of fresh, tender
meats.
Monday the driving spoke of the
large spur-wheel of the big pump at
the Elmore hoist snapped in two,
disabling the pumping machinery
for time. The big water tank Was
brought into requisition, which kept
the Immense flow of water into the
mine under control until master
machiniat p. <. Erickson could re-
pair the damage-which was akill-
fully done inside of twenty hours
and everything il again working
smoothly at the Gilmore shaft.
Campbell, Riley and Mcmillan,
who have a lease of the New York |
mine on Red Warrior hill. are much
encouraged at their prospects,. After
extending the tunnel 100 feet, and
at the depth of about 100 feet. by |
prosecuting short distance few
days ago they encountered q solid |
ledge Of quartz that "horns out" re-
markabiy we'll. The extent Of the
ledge il not vet known. but Tom
Riley promises TO report full partic- |
ulars when he again visits town.
Last Monday, when Clarence
Nicholson arose from his bed and |
stepped upon the floor he ran a
needle that was protruding from the
carpet ipto his left foot. II required
assistance 10 extract the needle.
portion of which was found To be
broken off, and from the intense
pain since experienced by Mr.. Mich
rhsop il is supposed the broken
piece penetrated the bone. He
started for Boise Thursday morning
to get good surgical attention. NJ.
Nicholsan IN an industrious, exesn-
plary young man. and we trust no
serious result will attend him.
Alec cochrane came down from
the Jim Blaine last Wednesday all
wreaihed in smiles. John Boyle.
Tim Downie and Alec have been
tunneling all winter to get under
the big groupings Of the Jim Blaiue
location. and a few days ago they
cut into a big body " quartz the
extent of which ut present can only
he surmised. and by mortar process
IL proves to he rich in gold. A
heretofore stated in these columns.
Groupings FROM this claim years ago
yielded SlI.25 per ton Mt Reeser's
mill, but, after dcducfing cost OF
milling and hauling there was but
little left for the labor Of extracting.