Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-04-02


A new Masonic lodge will soon
be organized at Mt. Home.
Clapence Nicholson returncd from
Boise City Friday evening.
Keep your eye ON the postoflice
store for new goods to arrive.
John Holland and ia nes Stewart
returned here Tuesday from At
lanta.
The Republican County Central
COMMITTEES met ut Mountain Home
yesterday.
Frank III Dyer. ex-U. &. Marshal
for Utah. died in Salt Lake City on
the IS Of March,
Commissioner Nelse Davis passed
through this place Tuesday, on his
way 10 the county seat.
The Odd Fellows Of Rocky Bar
will hereafter hold their regular
meetings on Wednesday evening Of
each week.
The BULLETIN regrets 10 learn
that Mrs. Dan McGinness is seri-
oasly iii at her homo on Cold
Spring creek.
The New York World classes Mr..
Clagett of Idaho. as an orator, with
the American trio--Webster. Clay
aud Calhoun.
Greene White has applied to the
Probate Court fpr letters Of admin
istration upon the estate of JEFF.
Sheets, deceased.
The only notable event occurring
in Elmore county on "Ali Fools
Day" was the meeting Of the Re-
publican Central Committee.
Sullaway and Clark are facing
OF" preparatory 10 running a tun-
mel under their big gold groupings
near the mouth Of Trinity river.
The free coinage silver bill 10
about. dead. and down. down goes
the white metal in price. Now 10
the time to develop and sell gold
bearing iodes-
The Rocky Bar public school will
he continued three months longer
the trustees having made satisfac-
tory arrangements with Professor
Waldron 10 that effect.
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 oil charges by the middle Of
April.
The single standard pirates first
dcpressrthe price Of silver by fraud
ulently demonstrating IL, then de-
nounce their work as q seventy
cent dollar" and those who would
restore II as dishonest and fanatical
Tuesday night, Mt Glenn's Ferry,
tin-horn gambler shot and II 10
thought morta.ly wounded woman
Of the town named Rose. The fell
low attempted to escape but Was
captured, and will have n hearing
before Judge Glen. 1t that place.
Billy Daniels il extracting some
very rich gold ore from his Union
Jack mine, Red Warrior. The ledge
ranges from two 10 Is inches in
width. Uncle Billy ''goes IL alone"
but he saws he already has nine or
ten tons Of $500 rock ready for
reduction.
Judge c. o. stockslager has just
rendered his decision in four very
intricate and very important water
cases in Cassia county. IL there Is
one thing more than another that 10
calculated from every point or view
to try the soul Of y judge, It IL de-
termining the rights Of parties In
water cases. And vet In these cases
about $40 rights were decided, and
we have set TO hear Of . single
kick.--Idaho Falls Times.
Mr.. Mahoney's statement before
the Assessors convention at Rhise
was not creditahls to some of the
cattle men OF this county. He said
.'he knew one man who swoR. IL
possessing only 600 cattle. vet he
soon after sold 500 head and ther
hogan feeding Q 600 more. This
same man objected when the low
assessment Of cattle was raised BY
the State Board" Mr. Mahoney
should have named this perjured
scoundrel. as It's more than likely he
will be bobbing up as candidate
Tor County Commissioner this fall
A few weeks ago the BULLETIN. II
iocular manner, alluded 10 th,
great number of aspirants for ofiics
at Mt. Home. The liheler and re
puted black Of that place
who by lenient bat outraged com
munity is suffered TO iarry in thei
town, copies the few lines and Jumps
upon our head wi h both feet. so I.
speak lie claims that we are con
sindally '.throwing mud" at the pee
pie of that Town. and then, ate
working himself into one of his cor
venient fits. foams at the mouth an'
splits out vile. malicious, lying per
sonal accusations against the edito
at the BULLETIN. Where we ar
known this low fellows living raw