Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30
Clear, lovely weather.
Chinese New Year yesterday.
Mrs. Gqfden is regaining strength

A number of children here are
suffering from the mumps.
The Gilmore shaft contractors have
scored 90 feet since January l. =,
The vishnu rich strike is still the
principal topic of conversations
%. l.. Miller, the Boise Butte rail-
road rustler, was in San Francisco
oIthe Goth instant.
Cap links and John Stevens, now
at sDei.amar, have both suffered
from the grip recently.
~ Stednan was unusually happy
Sunday morning on account Of the
arrival at his home Of a/baby boy.
John Hardin came up from his
hot spring ranch Tuesday and spent
several days with his many friends
here.
The BULLETIN regrets to learn Of
the serious illness of L. NJ. May, the
popular young druggist at Glenn's
Ferry.
Judge James Stout, our old Alkali
creek friend, and Chas. Nuzman Of
t'lenn's Ferry. have succeed in get
ting a si2 monthly pension.
Sheriff Dan Hill kas,. gone on a
six weeks trip, visiting the old folks
down in Texas. Mey he have
jolly time and retufn jim robust
health.
The following officers of Rocky
Bar Lodge No. %, I. o. o., were in
stalled last SATURDAY. evening: II.
G. Swanholm, N. c.; s. H. McCarty,
V. g.; Otto G. Backman, Secretary;
G. NJ. Payne, Treasurer.
Hugh McGraw, we'll known
prospector and miner, died at Silver
City January 20, aged about SIS.
Years ago he was a prominent poll
tician in Northern California.
More Anon's" last letter was
postmarked at Glenn's Ferry, Jan.
20, but did not reach here until last
night, However. it is good and
will lose none of its vim by not APP
pearing before next SATURDAY..
Attention is called to the profess
sional card of Judge Sinnott He is
versed in legal lore, gentleman Of
the strictest integrity. industrious
and not stuck up" and will attend
70 all legal business intrusted to
him with promptness.
The Ada county printing has
been awarded to Steunenberg Bros,
publishers Of the Caldwell Tribune.
who will receive 800 for their years
work. They will furnish the county
election printing needed during 1892.
in addition 10 ALL THE BOOKS and
orHkR printed matter required by
the county officers. They must
give q bond of $14O0.-Statesman.
Il is reported that gentleman
named Roberts. former mine man
ager Of Rocky Bar. will soon return
TO this place with the view of re-
newing operations in heN Pittsburg
mine. The Piitshnrg adj ms the
Fillmore, has produced millions in
gold and will produce mi lions more
when properly worked. 1t has been
lying idle for number of years.
not from lack okpapgrit, however.
The cold waves thus far this win
ter have been confiped east Of the
Rocky mountains. While we have
been basking in sunshine for weeks
and enjoying pleasapt weather, the
people from Minnesota to Louisiana
have experienced terrIbbs blizzards,
the thermometer ranging from zero
to 40 below. The losses from stock
frozen H. death will reach enormous
figures.
Oscar Schraft, John Malmburg,
Mike Hayes and GeoEge-Schlaack
have secured contract for Running
200 feet of tunnel in the yishnu
mine. II is TO be q continuation Of
the S00-ft tunnel from the 800 foot
level of the Elm6ye shaft and is
expected TO tap at COED depth the
rich body of ore now being worked
on an upper level in the vishnu
ground. These gentlemen are all
first-class miners and will make
things hum until the work is COM
pleted.
Mart Knittle Shorty returned
here Sunday from the lower regions
around Mt. Ho ne, where he had
been visiting-the most of his time
having been spent ut the ranch OF
1T his frie..d 0mer Hutchins. He
says all the stock mon are com
PEELED to feed their cattle, owing to
the ground being covered with snow
and ice, and that Uncle Tuck Ethel
il reaping q harvest from the sale Of
hay--which is likely 10 advance in
price 20 a big figure before many
more weeks. Shorty" saws they
are still pegging away At the Rattle
snake reservoir, which helps 10 en-.
liven the town. They have TO haul
water from the railrnad tank in
town TO the reservoir works for the
necessities Of man and beast labor
ing there. Sleighing was good at
Mt. Home when he left, and the
road 10 Rocky Bar was in splendid
snolittnu f.r runnure NnfVith.