Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-24

Judge Sinnott went to Boise
Tuesday on professional business.
Weiser is making vigorous
fight for the agricultural college
location.
In New York a man has been
held for examination in $500 bail
by the United states Commissioner
for dunning another man for $3.50
by postal card.
Mr.. ]. G. Boswell, one of the best
known and most respected citizens OF
Brentwood, Texas. suffered with
diarrhoea for long time and tried
many different remedies without ben.
eft. until Chamberlian's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was
used that relieved him at once. For
sale by c. c. 7. Silva, Druggist
Almonds will form part of Idaho's
collection of nuts. A recent writer
in the Forum ON California almond
orchards showed that there was
more profit raising almonds than
most other products on the farm.
1t has been successfully proved that
Idaho soil and climate are adapted
to the almond as well as to nearly
all other kinds of nuts.
The Idaho mineral exhibit con-
tains two small walls filled with
sand from the placers in Neal dis
trict Gilmore county. This is ordi-
nary, coarse-looking sand of va
; rious colors from white to black.
But when it is examined closely
3, the brown and red particles are
, found to be small crystals, and
: glitter like rubies. This sand con-
tains chromium, one of the rare
/, elements more precious than gold
!. being worth $65 an ounce. 1t has
! about the same specific gravity as
gold, and in placer mining il is de
Z posted along with the yellow
t. metal. The name commonly ap
e piled to these crystals is hyacintl
k or ruby sand. Zircon sand is founC
e at Helena, Montana; in southern
q Colorado; Santa Fe, New Mexico
"a and in Arizona. 1t is also found il
Idaho and Washington counties il
this state, besides the Neal district
y At Warrens, in Washington county
, ii can be taken out in paying guam
u titles. The only place III tn
" United States for the reduction c
lg zireon sand is at Baltimore. ZircC
i. dunn when heated to a certain ten
ne perature emits white light, and j
az has been utilized in combinatio
:, with gas for illuminating purposes
: Efforts will be made in the sprin
= to obtain more of this sand for TIL
:" Worlds Fair.
" ]. Z. Blaze, an extensive real estaI
dealer in Des MONIES, Iowa, narrow!
lir escaped one OF the severest attacks
/. pneumonia while in the norther
:, part of that state during recent bli
zard, saws the Saturday Review. NJ
re Blaze had occasion 10 drive sever
ut miles during the storm and was ,
&, thoroughly chilled that he was unab
a. to get warm, and inside ot hall a
hour after his return he was threaten
~ ed with a severe case Of pneumonia I
IN lung fever. Mr.. Blaize sent to t.
II nearest drug store and got bottle
m Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
:, which he had often heard, and toak
number Of large doses. He says q
T. effect was wonderful and in u sho
time lac was breathing quite easil
~ lie kept on taking the medicine AZ
a the n xt day was able to come to ID
Mnincs. Mr. Blh Zc regards h : cure
ea SIMPLY wonderful For sale by G. c.
~ Silva. Druggist. Mountain Home
+ Now that the canyassing boar
be has finally decided that the Go
he ernor of Idaho doesn't know VIII
be he is talking about in his procl
nations, the people of this sta
or may as well spit on their hands ar
= wait for the Legislature to get
i work grinding out laws that Won
" make an Gilmore county mule prou
g of his legal attainments.-Boi
u Mail. The Mail should designa
ey the mule and his present locality
us The 5. +. Call and the Bullet
he only $3.50 a year.
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