Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-05-07
Continued cold rains.
District Court adjourned Wedne.

District Court adjourned Wednes-
dav. n.
Mt. Home to-day celebrates the
completion of its big dam.
The Gilmore tax levy for 1892 has
been placed at $500 per hundred.
Born, at Rocky Bar, April 2Sth,
to the wife Of J. N. Johnson daugh-
ter. -
County Surveyor E. c. Towne is
expected home this afternoon, from
Snake river. ~
Mike Cronin has returned to the
Bar, from Boise, TO look after his
mining interests.
The conference Chinese exclusion
bill passed the Senate and House
on the 4th instant.
Judge Bart Clinton, of Junction,
attended the Democratic primaries
held here on the 4th.
Another pack-train loaded with
new goods for Golden will soon ar.
rive from the railroad.
Owing 10 continued cool weather
fne snow is disappearing from the
mountains very slowly.
III. G. Swanholm has been ap
pointed administrator of the estate
Of jeff Sheets, deceased.
E. C. Koch departed Tuesday t.
represent Gilmore Republicans il
the Pocatello convention.
Mrs. Fred Davis boarded Sulla
ways passenger Wagon Tuesday Il
Join her husband at Mt. Home.
Col. Chas. Miller, superintendent
Of the Tahoma mine, will arrive il
Atlanta, from the east, next week
w. C. Wickersham, d. b. Hill
and e. C. Helfrieh are the delegate
from Mt. Home to The Democratic
county convention.
John Shields informs us that h
now owns three-fourths of the Henri,
Clav--the best paying poorman'
gold mine in Idaho.
Ike Mann has been appoints
Justice of the Peace for this pre-
cinct. and Geo. jackson road maste
Of this district. Two good men.
Rain, snow or sleet has been a
most daily visitors TO this sectio
for weeks past, and still continue
to come. Consequently the road
are in bad condition.
Tim Downey has reopened hi
boot and shoe shop in the buildin
Just above the BULLETIN offic
where he is prepared TO do all kind
Of repairing in that line.
Major Cavanah, now in Bots
concludes a private letter to ii
BULLETIN editor as follows: TT
town has improved greatly since m
previous visit. Captain Baxter
reduction works are nearing con
pletion and will be, I feel sure,
great success and much benefit
this section"
@. M. Payne is now sole owner
the Champion lode claim. on RI
Warrior hill. A tunnel 1000 fe
in length cuts the ledge. where ov
$4,000 in gold was extracted yea
ago. A good track and cars and
comfortable house are in connectis
with the works. Mr.. PAYNE invit
inspection of this property by a
one who wishes to invest in 90,
gold prospect. Address him
Rocky Bar, Idaho.
The Rocky Bar Dick Bland Der
ocratic Club designated the names
Jas. A. Nicholson, ]. p. Martin,
Gould, Otto G. Backman, Henry
Swanholm, b. j. Nordyke, Geo.
jackson and VIM. Gillen as itch
from which to select four delegai
10 attend the county convention
be held at this place on the 18i
The primaries were held last We
nesday and resulted in the select
of Messrs. Nicholson, Jackson, MI
tin and Gillen. they having receiv
the highest number of votes cast.
We failed to receive the promis
court proceedings, but Jake Ulri'
who returned here Yesterday, SO
he won his own suit against G
Exner; that w. NJ. Stockton lost
his land suits against Glenn's Fel
parties, but took appeals; and Il
Asa s. Abbott was refused dive
for "inhuman treatment" notwi
standing his wife made no opp'
ton, and that the Judge admin
tered a severe rebuke TO The Mo-
tain Home society pet.n Also, q
Mr.. cleary, took the two poor, lit
innocent children-his grandson
and Immediately departed "
them for his home in Kansas.
Mr.. Ulrich expressed it, "Dotci
beatsdamnationr
II was our pleasure to rem
over night Mt the hospitable I'M
Geo. l.. Crandal and his good "
near Pine Grove. a short time {
George owns the best ranch in
South Boise valley and is q
citizen generally. He has hay
large number Of horses and o,
stock during the past winter
IL ready to turn them over to &