Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-11-12

consequently was registered here.
But when ii came TO voting he coul Id
not see sufficiently well to mark his
ticket. He called to his aid one OF
the Republican judges Of election,
who. being a gentleman, marked
the Democratic ticket as Mr.. Welch
desired. When he presented his
ballot at the polls the man of the
Republican organ in this place
promptly challenged the vote Of Mr..
Welch, and as the judges could find
no law regarding the case they re-
jected the ballot. So unfortunate
and afflicted Mr.. Welch lost his
vote by a misfortune over which he
had no control and the challenge of
the Chief" Republican of Elmore.
The &. o. p. was gamer one vote bv
this challenge but it is no credit 10
the party.
The broom brigade was upon our
streets Wednesday. A crowd Of
enthusiastic Democrats, armed with
brooms, paraded through the town
yelling for Cleveland and Jim GRAY
until they bee me hoarse. They
halted in front of this office and
gave three lusty cheers for the
BULLETIN and old Payne. This re.
cognltion more than repays the
BULLETIN for its feeble efforts in
behalf of the Democratic cause.
and we assure our friends that their
approval is highly appreciated.
Robert Coffelt accidently shot
himself in the tleshy part of the hip
last Saturday, at his ranch on Cat
creek. The ball ranged upward
and may prove a serious wound. /
DIR. Bangh of this place was called
and dressed the wound. He was
lifting sack of grain from his
wagon, and It is supposed the pistol I
caught in the sack, was raised and |
discharged by its fall, causing the .
accident.
Amos Lee informs ms that Plow- /
mans mill at Neal is now running
smoothly on splendid ore from the /.
Daisy lode. There are Is claims
now yielding good pay ore and lively |
times in and around the camp are .
now assured. He says that Mark .
Ainslic will soon commence the .
erection of a mill to work the ore .
from his Alice mine.
The fair given by the ladies of
the Episcopal Church Thursday
and Friday was successful beyond
their expectation. Owing to the
Iateness of the hour of it's closing
last night we could not obtain the
receipts, but they were very salts
factory and the ladies extend their
most sincere thanks for the liberal
extended,
The great political battle is over
and all bitter feeling engendered by
the National and State fight should
be dropped, forgotten, and peace
and goodwill reign supreme. The
BULLETIN will now return 10 advo-
,ating the interests of Mountain
Home and all Gilmore county with
I'll the ability IL may possess.
4 dispatch from Mt. Home to
he Statesman gives the vote of I
smiths Pruirie as Democratic-6
o ). How the Statesman CORE {
pondent obtained the returns is n
MYSTERY here, as up TO last night Q
lothing definite from that precinct /
lad been received.
Fred Major, better known CO {
Fred, the Butcher" or Dutch I
fred, is again behind the block at
5urns meat market. Fred is one t
+ the most accommodating men, a g
entlemand and Democratic II
eholar..
A social dance was given Friday "
vening at Odd Fellows hall and il d
'as largely attended. The Epis- $
opal church ladies' furnished the G
lnch, the profits from which in u
reased their benefit fund very ma /
srially. n
Captain Geo. ". Hill, one Of the b
tate Democratic Central Com
littee, came in from his ranch Thurs 81
ny and joined the joyful throng Of Il
'emocrats in celebrating the great P
ictory Of the common people. ID
60 Ladies and childrens' hose W
nd underwear just received at Mrs. u
Iagar's store. FL
According TO latest returns the ~
uLLErIN figures Tom Stephenson 10
head of Corker six votes, with
inith's Prairie, Democratic pre-
net, 10 hear from
E1-We carry ladies' and chill
'ens underwear. single garments
I'D union suits.
GEO. 5. RIcE & Co.
Mrs. c. " Burns Yesterday re-
lived from New York very fine
ranieh X Bach piano.
Fill Austin, +. II. Stone and
her good Naseus came in
e. hraneaa Wednesday to attend
lie meeting.
Bet You twa to one you dus'nt N
on any proposition"-Dan Hill.
Jake CIrieh from Rocky Bar i Il,