Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-04-09
Payday, TO morrow.
Slushy and muddy.


said to be in terrible condition.
At Boise City. April 8. daughter
was born TO the wife Of c. I. Waller.
Born, in Boise City, March 30,
1892, 70 tho wife of Edgar Meek a
son. ~
eugene Abbott has been visiting
with friends here during the past
week.
ia;ll Black has gone TO )saw,ooth,
10 take position in q mime near
that place.
Mace Chapman, noted musician
died suddenly in Boise City on the
Sd instant.
VIM. Pearson was elected Mayor
of Bellevue on the 4th, leading II.
III. Clay two votes.
Goldie Hayes is thelnamc of the
woman shot by Tom Fagarty at
~ileun's Ferry last week,
If some men knew as much ms
they talked, there would not be any
sale for the encyclopedia.
Foster Silva, after an ahaence Of
over a year, at Quartzbsrg has re
turned 10 the Bar TO remain.
Owing TO the recent snow storms
saolden's hig lot Of new goods are
delayed-but wait for the wagon.
John. James and Martha, sons Of
John Winkelback, arrived here last
Tuesday, from st. Leon, Indiana.
The San Francisco Weekly Call
and Elmore Bulletin only $3.50 per
year Dssly fC1k and Bulletin oaly
$3.50
Hickey, Deeney and Kelly have
all been acquitted of the charge OF
numbering w. J. Penrose at Butte
City, last June.
Postmaster Leonard, OF Boise
City, claims that he was robbed Of
$500 by two masked men on the
evening of the 4th.
G. L. Kenney. who has been So
journing at Stella, Mo, all winter,
writes that he is shaping bis bust
ness affairs SO that he can soon re-
turn TO Rocky Bar.
Should the gold-bugs capture the
Democratic and Republican national
conventions, the Omaha Peoples
convention will then suddenly loom
into importance.
Tomorrow will be miners paw
day, and we trust our good friends
who owe the BULLETIN few scads
4gill remember the poor old print.
before allowing themselves in" en-
tireiy.
The San Francisco Call has ably
advocated The cause of workingmen
for over 40 years, and IL is still
fighting tie battles of the oppressed
The Call and Bulletin, one year, for
$3.50 in advance.
ilshe Gilmore shaft contractors are
making good downward progress
this manufacturing scored 90 feet
since the LIST. At this rate they
should reach the depth Of 700 feet
from the surface by the lat of May.
Al last W. s. Mack has stepped
down and ont and Frank s. Jennie
of Weiser has taken the place as
Warden of the Idaho petiitentiary.
Gardner Adams and several other
guards have resigned "bv request
George l.. Crandal requests the
BULLETIN to say that parties having
stock at his Pine Grove ranch must
be prepared to receive them and
pay NIL charges by the middle of
April.
The Vishnu 400 level is opening
mp beautifully, also the 200 level.
A drift has been run distance Of
1000 feet from the Gilmore shaft,
along the ledge, showing good stop
ing ground at intervals. hut recently
a good-sized chimney of remarkably
rich gold ore was encountered. and
at which point an np-raise has been
started to connect with the 200 foot
level-after the completion of which,
with good ventilation. the yishnu
ground will be in condition to regu-
larly yield immense quantities of
the yellow stuff for an indefinite PEE
Rod. We are indebted to Superin-
tendent Mccormick for two hand
fome and valuable specimens-one
. from the face of the drift on the 400
level and the other from slope on
the 20O-ft. level.
In n business letter from Frank
7. Wyman, at Boise, to the But
LErIs, he concludes as follows: II
shall be at the Bar this summer. for
the season. Fathers health is bet
ter this spring than last and we
have arranged it with each other to
iaake a summers campaign Of it up
with you folks. Politics getting big
enough to stand alone these days
AMI begins 10 talk a little. II il
being whispered on the sly that the
democrats are likely to carry Texas
this fall. Ed. Meek goes about the
country with a grin ON his face and
refuses to speak on any other sub
Jet than babies, which, considering
ms last one isn't his first. is SUR
Il HriaInn H. 4 4.