Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-06


more, Is visiting in Boise.
Stese 0glesby last week returned
from his trip to Long valley.
Tom O'Daniels myde q nasty trir
TO the county seat snrd back this
week.
Doc Patton and Bill John went
out to Trinity Lakes Thursday, for
more fresh front.
Tuesday, Jim Gray6ere>ably sur
prised our people by arriving here
about ..oen with theSIpafl.
L. FRANKIE is requested 10 come
again. His well.written letters shall
always find a welcomed space in
our columns.
Charlie Hopkins has been unfor-
tunate in recently psing two fine
horses, that died On their winter
range down in the valley.
Tom Riley aHd Miles Mcmillan
have joined foyhes with Gid Camp
hell in the New York mine. and
they are inaustiously extracting
good ore. u
r. G. Bonney maliciously libeled
in his paper County Clerk Mark
Patrie Of Bingham last fall and was
convicted. B.,nney appealed the
case TO the Supreme Court, and that
body sustains the decision of the
lower court--hence Bonney must
take his medicine.
Such lovely winter weather was
never experienced here before for
80 long a period, R<the daily ex-
preston Of evety oldl mossback in
Rocky Bar. The snor has settled
down to about tto and half feet
in depth, and IL is now expected
that freight tea ~ will be pulling in
here before the FIRST of may. Let
'em pull.
The Bellevue Herald saws that
Hon, Vic Bierbower. OF shoehone.
has been appointed attorney for the
u. 7, railroad company and that
he has 10 hustle around from point
to point on the road in double-quick
time. The Union Pacific is FORUM
ate indeedsin securing the services
of such an able lawyer as Vic Bier
bower. u.
]. ID. Morris and Aife. Of Noun.
tain Home, are going back to Old
Missouri to spend }he hummer. The
BULLETIN wishes them a pleasant
journey. In busiees4 letter to us,
Feb. ist, Mr.. Morrk gays: Mice /,
sunny weather here, but no thaw. !
Stock on the range looking we'll
especially horses. The cattle have |
all been gathered.
The vishnu mine is banning out
remarkably well. considering the |
small force of stopers employed. |
After q months run Of ten stamps
of the Gilmore mill, cleanup was |
made last Sunday that yielded a
s6, 600 gold brick, (which was ship
ped 10 Boise by express Wednesday
last. II 10 gratifying 10 all TO see
how successfully Superintendent
MCCORMICK. la working the famous
mining property.
Ed. Neck, nbw ut Boise. will re-
turn here early in the spring and az
supply our people with
pure lactean tiuid during the sum-
lner. He and Mrs. Meek are en-
jaying fair health, but their little
boy has been seriously Ill. In re-
cent private lettersto the BULLETIN
EDITOR, Ed says Of two former good
citizens Of this place: "Mr. and Mrs
have bought lots In Boise
md have built q verv nice dwelling
house. Mrs. McAtee has good health
mere. Jim, outside of a mining
lamp, Is something like fsh out
If water, and you may expeco TO
near Of his being in some mining
amp before spring. We have had
considerable winter down here
nave had sleighing for over two
weeks, and Ii 10 quite cold"
A dispatch from Boise to the
Tribune says that shocking stories
the starving of cattle
md horses in the South Idaho
'anges are being related by stock
men, who say that snow. by cover
ng the feed, will cause n very heavy
oss. One man. just In from the Il
'anges. reports having seen hum
lreds Of dead cattle. Three hum !
lred horses belonging TO g. w.
Russell were on Smiths prairie
when the deep snow came, and for I
,early three weeks they could not |
A few days ago Russell's I
'on started for Smiths prairie, TAX
ny with him two large stations TO |
freak the trail, walking upon snow
hoes and leading the animals. LIN
,lanv case the sn.w was found 10
" six feet deep. and so crusted that
I cut the stations so that their I
shoulders we're raw, and the snow
secaine stained with blood After
orty hours Of this travelling, a hay
tack on Russell's ranch was reach
Il, where the stations obtained
nod. A track was then beaten 10
.hs horses that had been without
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