Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-11-18

10 nave every county represented.
Mrs. ID. b. Hill visited the Capt.
tai city Monday and Tuesday.
Masonic meeting next Wednes-
day night, and election of officers.
John Harris of Bruneau shipped
east Thursday two carloads of fine
beef cattle.
Mrs. Bandy departed Thursday
on her return to her home at What
com. Wash.
Mrs. Crocheron of Castle creek
Yesterday received a fine buggy
from the east.
Watch for the great display Of
holiday goods to be made at Roscoe
Smiths drug store.
Johnny wilkins was with us sew
eral days during the past week,
from his stock range in Bruneau.
J. S. Lape Of Mud Springs is ly-
ing sick Mt Rinehart's lodging house,
recovering from an attack of pneu-
monia.
Mrs. II. C. Madison and her in
FAINT child have both been quite sick
recently, but last evening they were
reported much better.
County Treasurer Reynolds has
received cute and handsome pho
tograph of his little bow, Charley,
now at Pennington, WASH, that
makes him smile clear down to his
toe-nails every time he looks at it.
J. NJ. Ingersoll will soon depart
tor Denver, on a visit to his family.
By his straightforward acts and
genial disposition Mr.. Ingersoll has
endeared himself to all our people
and his return here with his family
would be hailed with much pleas
ure.
Herb Halberson, who was con-
victed of cattle stealing at the re-
cent term of the Owyhee District
Court and sentenced to IS months
in the penitentiary, escaped frcm
the sheriff at silver City a few days
ago, and at last accounts had mol
been captured.
The Silver City Avalanche of last
Saturday says: Letters from M. f
Leech state that he il slowly recov,
ering from his accident at Spring.
field, Mass, and is now able to sit VI
in bed. He expects to be able Il
get around on crutches in abou
thirty days.
After the fall trade is over, Ate
the goods are sold, Many a rancho
and drover Will be snugly CLOTHED
from cold; Because he bought mucl
cheaper, And better than ever be
fore, At prices that were right 3
the letter, At Ed Helfrich's bi
general supply store.
The Boise Sentinel proves by tn
quotation of extracts that Governo
Mcconnell stole his recent Mosco,
speech from a printed memorial {
/ A. Walcott of Indiana, which wa
presented to the U. S. Senate, Ser
TENDER l6, 1893. Naughty Me-,
borrow brains from your despise
Populist calamity howlers."
The Poorman group of mines a
Silver City, belonging to our el
teemed friend Kemp van Ee, wi
soon again surprise the outside worl
for unsurpassed wealth. The Avs
lanch of the 18th SAYS: In additio
10 the rich strike made in the 0s
tunnel, which was mentioned tw
weeks ago, and which holds out
richness as development PROGRESSES
a strike was made in the Belle Pee
tunnel Wednesday last, which f
various reasons is considered by Il
7 management TO be superior to Il
> one already mentioned. A note vi
made few weeks ago that the ma
r agement was cross-cutting from u
5 face of the Belle Peck tunnel to 9
!. the east wall, and they have got
-"bad"-too. The ore body WI
i cut Wednesday, and ia fully fol
i feet wide, two feet of which will mi
i on a low estamate, 800 per to
The gold found is much finer" Thu
that taken out above, in Oso tunu
) that going about a. per ounce, viii
the Belle Peck will go over 81
= There are over 450 feet Of back
virgin ground, above this tnnn'
and there can be no question tn
the ore extends the whole distan
as il is encountered near the @
dyke. an infalible indication of
ore chute, as has been demonstrat
by the mining history of the mot
tain. These strikes mean eve
thing TO Silver City, in view of
recent silver legislation, rs the p
man group Is gold produc
Supplies Of all kinds have been /
mat The mine, buildings repair
etc, preparatory for long selgs
SHOW and storms.