Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-09
JEFF Bogard IL quite sick.

10 pueinsss IN Atlanta.
Frank Andreas and Tim Lynch
were here from the GROVE Tuesday.
The Claggett- Dubois contest will
come up in the Senate on the 18th.
Jim Gray brought in aDother big
mail Thursday night, e9A rawhide
sled. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis returned to
Red Warrior Tuesday on snow
shoes.
The grip has not yet entirely re-
leased the BULLETIN man from it's
clutches. Therefore, d--n la grippe.
The Elmore big shaft is going
down ut fair rpeed-.-the contractors
having scored Is feet the first week
The BULLETIN is pleased to an
nounce that Mrs. G ID. Golden in
recovering from her Nreccnt serious
illness.
Hon. Bishop w. Perkins Kas been
appointed U. 3. Senator fr6m| Kan
sas, to succeed tho late Senator
Plumb.
James Harvey has been very sick
for week or more, but We are glad
to hear that he is now On Abe road
Major Cavanah is just now wear
ing beautiful mug and suffering
severely from nm attack Of erysipe-
las in his left eye and face.
Big mail Tuesday--probably an
other one will arrive by next Tues
day. provided another delightful
storm does not visit this section.
Senator Turpie of Indiana has in
troduced a bill into that body pro-
viding for the election of U. ). SEN
ators BY direct vote Of the people.
w. l.. Ramsdel. an old and es-
teemed citizen Of Mountain Home,
died on the oath mt.. aged %. A
kind-hearted. honest old man was
Uncle Billy Rams@ek
Boise City is to nave five-stamp
mill and small sn,elter. This will
be great convenience to prospec-
tors and owners Of prope rites who
wish to know their value.
Five Cinnamon were arrgsted last
Saturday night and brought before
Justice Rathbone for ruphinga tan"
game contrary to ls@ The trial
lasted three days, befbre>a jury, and
the Cinnamon were Acquitted.
The Salt Lake Christmas Herald,
after long delay on the road, has
reached the BULLETIN office. 1t is
simply immense in artistic taste and
matter. and is credit even to that
great and progressive newspaper.
The lawyers say that there il not
a single law passed by the legisla-
ture last winter that could not be
knocked out in the courts. That
was the first statehood and four scna-
tor session.--Boise Democrat.
The following prescription, given
by an exchange. said TO be a sure
shot for the grippe. when you
are attacked, drink a cup of hot
cinnamon tea before retiring. and
you will be all right next morning,
II is believed that spring will be-
gin in February. lf~it-shoud il
will be repetition Of the season in
1864 when the green grass on the
hills was foot IN height in tina,
month. Peach ttees bloomed m
February fourteen years ago.-Boise
Democrat.
10 Sullaway broke . road through
four feet of snow 70. Red Warrior
and is daily hauling ore to the Ell
more mill. We only wish Sullaway
had charge Of tho mail route for q
few DAYS, Just to show what he could
do toward delivering our mails dur
ing bad weather NBut JOE not he
ing a AID cousin to old Jim Blaine
we can look 10 no relief frena- him.
John Tonkin. Formerly a residen,
of this place but now of Boise, came
in from that city last Sunday, and
proceeded to Atlanta the next day
10 examine ana report upon Judge
Heath's mines. Mr.. Tonkin cam,
from Dixie on foot without any
difficulty whatever, and says there
IL no UNSUITABLE reason for the greaI
DELAY in the arrival of the Rock,
Bar mails.
The president has defined his pc
sition on the silver question in hi
message and shows himself as un
friendly To that metal. After hii
term of office expires he will retir'
To civil life nnwept. unhonored anc
unsung. 1t is the pioneers in tn
work of obtaining justice for silve
that the country will delight 10 hon
or in the coming days--TImes
Tin Cup, Colo.
From all appearances this will b
another year for ric! strieks. IL !
TO be hoped that the year 1892 will b
marked with that class of homes
silver Legislation that will eneeur
age the development OF the mininl
industry to it's fullest exthnt. II !
all right enough to take half lna
when . whole loafis out ofthe ques
ton; but it il folly to take the hal