Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-12-02

Tom McAndrews is lying very i'll
at the county hospital.
L. Winter, carpenter, has returned
here from Snake river.
G. T. Rohrer has returned home
from his Worlds Fair trip.
wilkins Bros. shipped two car
loads of cattle east Tuesday.
Leave your orders with REYNOLDS.
the Jeweler, for your silver ware.
Mrs. Paul Orebaugh is conduct
ing dressmakiug at Rinehart's resi-
dence.
Chris. Baeltzer, JEFF Whitson, Jno
Benham and several other Bruneau
gentlemen attended the Pythian
lodge meeting Monday night.
Rain! rainl rain! in this valley
and snow in the mountains piling
up rapidly. And Foster, the weather
regulator, says the storm will con-
tinue till 9th or 10th of December.
Antoine Canadas recently received
letter from jeff Bogard, who is
now employed at the NOVEL; mine
near juneau, Alaska. He says that
miners receive $3.50 and board per
day, but he does not advise his
friends to come there, as there are
now more men than situations.
After conducting very success
full and satisfactory term of school
: in Pine Grove district. Miss Flor
ence Manion has joined her parents
! in this place. The trustees of that
district deserve credit for giving a
home applicant the position of
D teacher Of their school, and at the
D ruling salary, too.
The Republican party of Idaho
| is dead as q mackeral-but they
! don't seem to know it. Apropos,
4 the story recurs of the old darkey
e down South who caught terapin,
cut its head off and put it away in
n the cupbord. The next morning,
j 10 and behold, it was crawling round
J. in the ward. The old man surveyed
e its perambuiations in amazemenI
e and calculated: Dat ar fool terra
If pi,. don't seem ter know mes daic
9 yitl"-Ketchum keystone.
II What is a first. second, third anC
Re fourth-class postofiice is often asked
u A ffrst-class postoiiice is where thu
gross receipts are $4,000 and up
81 wards; a second-class is where thu
D, receipts are 5000 and up to $40,
r. 600; a third-class 81 600 and up 4
i $4,000. All others are fourth-class
N The President appoints the first
~ second and third-class postmaster'
% and the Postmaster General az
"a points the fourth-class. though b
I'd usually subjects the job to the fourtI
n, assistant postmaster general.
= Last week A. b. Clark and F.
!" Axe took trip to the Brunea
:. dam, where they remained for tw
~ days looking over the work no
r under construction. While in col
~ yersation with the BULLETIN ma
IL Mr.. Clark expressed himself
~ highly pleased with the trip an
:, spoke in enthusiastic praise of u
% work. He thinks the constructic
a.. az work of the Bruneau dam an
u canals will be lasting testimoni
- to the ability of Mr.. Wiley, the co
!, structing engineer. His whole hes
&c appears to be in the work and
-, seems determined that nothing sha
~ be- left undone that will in any WI
: contribute to the success of the e
terprise. And Mr.. Clark is OF q
opinion that there are but few pc
pie in and about Mountain Hor
who fully appreciate the extent al
magnifieence Of this enterprise al
all that il means to our fair lit
city az business center. Mr..
c. Tautphaus, the contractor, is
the present time in Providence,
l.. ON business, hut il is plain To
observer that his interests are 81
in the hands OF the efficient boo
keeper, Mr.. Richards. and the iini
cial secretary, his daughter, NJ
Josie TautphaIs.