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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-17
General Invitation Extended.

Mrs. NJ. Johnson is reported on
the sick list.
Z. c. Koch returned to Rocky
Bar this morning.
Assessor Oliver is confined TO his
home by lame foot.
Shainwald Bros. are adding q
new and handsome front to their
store building.
James Morris new business
building adjoining Rice & Co. is go-
ing up at a rapid pace.
Mrs. w. A. Reynolds, we are
glad to announce, is slowly recover.
ing from her recent severe sickness.
The Knights of Pythias are max.
ing elaborate preparations for their
grand ball on the evening of the
Fourth.
A. A. Richards. manager Of the
Payette Valley Fruit association
was a visitor in Mountain Home
yesterday.
w. c. Inland of Mountain Home
and Eugene and Clarence Allen of
Glenn's Ferry were registered at
the Idaho State building in Chicago
on the 18th.
Yves Pardun was brought up from
Carpenters ranch Tuesday and is
now lying at Mrs. Robbins residence.
He is still very sick man, but il is
thought he will recover. He is un-
der the care of DR.. Smith.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-17
LETTER FROM ma. nE.nnv.



I'ilcAss,. aMns ~. isais
nxaR nrttrT1s Tbs rsncrai hsslrs..isu - the
css u living ia Chssee during the warlt's F.ir hAs
hcsu ssss u,urh hishsr than assuas eHgsuetos hss
proved. ard igel n duis bound - tsi uar Asaas
IooPe know that Il ~i,hia the possibilities a ,-e
pie ~ moderate inootar 20 snioy short ,,.tl, here
and witness tho srsa.r-, ahie, euagut u sl,s nHe
iucnth oratar, u hut BE- a ier~enai os- g. all
old and Young who tsil 90 sss that trIe j. here q,
he seem AZ sraall expense. lsr4eos have bees,
very high. hut Il !. possible 60 Sc all araand
you signs reading .uu wosids lair prce. here
good meals for q cents" good peds Al t.c Zoe
and 81 o." ',,nre ami rolls 10 oensa- Ihrse arr
serr the fair grounds with ne car fare to pay
20 rsaeh the ground. delay you General AAlluis.
sion 50 cents, cbildrea IS cents Open at a "a.
tiIl n p. m.
Three evenings Of the week the granaost and most
brilliant display OF electrical iluunat alton. are 20 be
enjoyed by all Who TO stay and sec them
Especially such display As was given Ia honor
Of Her ROYAL Highness Eulalia, was ~ell worth .he
COS, Of crossing the continent to s,e Il enhances
the pleasure 10 feel that $4,000 people worc there to
enjoy il The bes, out door musical concerts that
the world can produc complete the evenings enter.
tanment
think am safe in saying the majority OF those
WIZ put ~ tie jay anu evening bring thclf lunch
baskets with them. buying such drinks as ,hr, de
site at the cafe, that those Who desire can live
here a, reasonable rates, notwithstanding reports 10
the contrary, and my advice Is To avail your.sn Of
this opportunity Of life time
can but admire the gOol taste AMI judgment, ai.
played by the visitors In the extreme piannsss Of
dress that prevails eseryShcrc II i. the exception
TO see ANYTHING but common sense travelling suits
that are within the reach Of ali pr,slent an, indus.
tricus people, that need feel that they need
any better clothing In Chicago than they do at
home. They will need their heavy wraps at lcAs,
We have 50 far and would be uncomfortable without
them
will gladly give any information about the fair
that can intelligently To any one who may desire
H. or secure quarters for them specified dates but
would adNise those who contemplate paying In al.
vance to wait till they get here as there have been
some heavy failures OF hotels who cant pay 10 cents
on the dollar 70 those who advanced money for
roorns There are rooms to let by the hundred, un.
occupied to date
As ever, yours In the interest of Idaho and her
people, NJ J. BEARBY
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-17
GOLD MINES nEINo souour.

Snake river plaeers are attracting
more attention this season than
ever before and it is evident that
hundreds of miles of the banks of
that stream will be lined with gold
hunters before the close Of the sum
mer. From all information we can
gather from the mining papers 1898
il going to be a great year for gold
mining. From all parts of the
Rocky Mountains and the Cascades
and Sierras we hear Of new enter
prises to get the yellow metal from
the rocks and auriferous gravels.
The depression in Silver has turned
the attention of mining men every
where to the possibilities Of success.
full working of quartz deposits and
placer ground. By the new cyanide
of potassium process gold-hearing
quartz can be worked to good adj
vantage that could not be made to
yield up paying amount of gold
under the old, simple process of
milling and amalgamating. Then
there is great deal Of placer ground
that was once worked over in a
crude way with the old, cheap
apparatus of the shovel and the
sluice box that can now be revoked
with better returns than it gave
before, with the modern appliances
of hydraulic pipes. Take, for
example, the Swauk placers, in
Washington, near Ellensburg. A
good deal of gold has been taken
from them by miners working in
dividually, but now ten-mile flume
in building and the whole gulch
will be washed out with the best
hydraulic machinery. Another ex-
ample may be found on the Mis-
souri, River, in Montana, where the
gravel carries gold for distance of
over a hundred miles. Miners, too,
are getting more intelligent idea
of both placer and quartz mining,
and as the investments required are
not so large as in silver mining, the
yellow metal mines and prospects
will be generally sought after by in
telligent capitalist.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-17

jolly Charlie Summcrlait has r..
turned from the Bar and ON Thurs.
day departed for his placer diggings
on the Snake, about II miles above
Walters Ferry, where be will devote
ms attention 10 extracting the yellow
stun this summer and then take IN
ths-Norld's Fair this fall-if his
fond anticipations are not blasted
Charlie promises TO keep the BuLLE.
TIN Informed on mining matters in
that section and we expect to b.
able % give successful accounts OF
the operations Of Mr.. Errickson's
new gold saving machine which
they now have about completed and
ready for work. The bars along
the river in that section prospect
remarkably we'll and Pete Swan
the Erricksons and Summerlatt
feel that they have a good thing
that will last for many years.
Mrs. Mary Doom has let con.
tract To Winter Il Cleveland for the
erection Of fine two.story dwelling
house in the south end Of town near
Lawyer Howie's and Johnny John
sons dwellings. The contractors
commenced work on the foundation
yesterday.
w. c. HOWE, who returned from
HALEY few days ago, informs us
that Cooper, under charge of steal.
ing large amount Of Alturas war
rants, was acquitted by the Jury,
and that great indignation was
manifested by the people of that
town at their verdict.
Commissioner Tom Stevenson
and wife, accompanied by their
niece, Miss Ayres, visited Mountain
Home last Saturday. This worthy
couple lave the BuLLETIS's thanks
for large basket of lucious straw
berries plucked from their own
patch on Cold Springs creek.
Col. j. B. Ieagley, a lecturer of
national repute, made an able talk
at the school house last night upon
the subject of temperance. To-
night and tomorrow night he will
lecture upon other important and
interesting subjects.
Surveyor Rhoades and his gang
OF helpers are still on Longtom
creek surveying the site for the big
reservoir to be built there by the
Min. Home Irrigation Company.
Born, in Mountain Home, Idaho
June 16, 1898, to II. c. Madison
and wife, son. Harry is power
fully pleased and says 'he's bird"
Mother and child doing well.
A call is posted at the postoflice
for the citizens to assemble tonight
at the Probate court room to con-
slider the matter of celebrating the
Glorious Fourth.
An army Of crickets crossing the
railroad track at Medbury DELAYED
a passenger train for sometime yes
terday.
Mrs. Win Montgomery has been
this week visiting at Stanfield's
ranch on Cold Spring creek.
The dwelling house of George
May, near Corral, was DESTROYED by
lire on the night of the Sth.
John Rowett and family came
down from Rocky Bar last evening,
On their way to De Lamar.
Capt. Barry returned here from
Omaha last night.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-17
For Over FIny Years.

AN OLD AND WELL-TRiED RrMEDy.
Mrs. Ninslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil.
lions OF mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
II soothes the child, soitans the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind colo, and is
the best remedy for diarrhoea. Ii is
pleasant to the taste. Sold by drug
gists in every part of the world. %
cents bottle. IL. value is inoalcula-
bile BE sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup, and take no
other kind. jelyl
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-17
Sale Of School Bonds.

Pursuant to an election held In School District No
OF Elmorr County, STATE Of Idaho on June a isSss
the Bari Of sch"ol Trustees Of said nistrir, ali
offer Tor sale Al the ciice Of W. C. HOWE scrretar,
OF said Board, In the town of Mountain Home n
slid county. on July To- ls93, at o'clock o. M .
the following described school bonds II said district
Not less than ten thousand and not to exces.i four
teen thousand dollars. la dep0niin Ationa Of one
Thousand dollars each. The nrst payable On the
hrst day Of January, 1860. aud one pay able each
year THEREAFTER until all paid ana drawing eight
psf cent interest per anntl, interest payable annu.
ally on the first day OF January Of each wear Princ
pal and interest payable IN lagfu money Al tbs
once OF the Treasurer OF said County, dated and
dlAfsb after sale
iAds mEss he sealed snd accompanied With q Ger.
t4hrl cheek u ave hundrei dollars No bad consid-
tfrd tor les than the IAr value of She bonds
ihe said board reserves tbs right To tsisct Auy and
Address all communications 10
". e. HOWE
Secretary Of school Board
fellows Mountain Heule, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-17
Unemployed men seem to be num-


Unemployed men seem to be mum,
eTous in this section at present.
T.. c. Currie and family are now
occupying the John Bennett house
Miss Hussey of Bruneau is visit.
ing for time with Mrs. d. B. Hill
Robert Gray returned Thursday
from an extended visit to Custer
county.
Jim Crockett has gone down to
Snake river to try his luck at placer
mining.
p. + Erickson, Frank Erickson
and Pete Swan returned to their
placer diggings on the Snake river
last Monday.
Yves Wickersham and Albert
Rosenheimer went to Boise Monday
and, strange TO say, they each deny
the charge that they followed the
circus.
Paul Walker of Cold Spring creek
had one of his shoulders dislocated
last Monday by an unruly horse.
He came to town that evening and
DIR. Silva soon put the dislocated
member again in place.
Hon. J. S. Lewis of Hot Spring,
being P. NJ. at that place and ten
dered complimentary tickets to the
circus for himself and wife, came
over and attended the show last
Saturday-but didn't bring Mrs.
Lewis with him, which was a very
naughty trick in Uncle Dick.
Amos Lee arrived here from Neal
district on Monday, where he has
some valuable mining property.
He says there are about 40 men en-
ployed in that camp. The Pioneer
mill is running night and day and
making satisfactory clean-ups.
Plowman's mill was getting ready
to drop stamps when he left. Ain
slie d Powers, who own the Alice
mine, are rushing work on their s.
stamp mill, which will coon be in
running order. Mr.. Lee predicts
lively times at this new gold pro-
ducing camp at no distant day.
A special dispatch from Wash
ington 10 the Boise Statesman, dated
June 10. says: "Ex-Governor Ste
venson was turned down again in
the appointment of Charles Z. Norris
as postmaster at HALEY; he en-
dorsed Mrs. Butler for the place"
All honor to Governor Stevenson
for his endorsement of Mrs. Butler,
and all contempt for Cleveland in
his act Of giving the office to an
able-bodied man. Mrs. Frances
Butler is an intelligent widow lady
struggling to educate her child
rem, and the successful applicant is a
HALEY saloon keeper. Therefore,
although unsuccessful, Governor
Stevenson is certainly entitled to a
free pass up the golden stairs" for
his endeavors to assist a poor but
worthy Democratic lady.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-17

g% Columbian Aluminium So

E@ Columbian Aluminium Sou.
venirs at DIR. Bearby's.
Tim Lynch arrived from Pine
Grove Wednesday and reports
everything quiet on the South
Boise.
Carpenters have been busy sew
eral days this week making some
needed repairs on Odd Fellows hall
in this place.
c. F. Kaufer is representing the
Mountain Home Knights of Pythias
in C9ur de'Alene at their grand
lodge session.
John Arthur is not sick from an
attack of fever. but he has not vet
recovered from an attack of the
murderous dirk-knife.
John L. Galloway still lies very
i'll at the home of his son, Sam,
near Mayfield, with but little hopes
of recovery we regret to say.
SHILoH's VITALIzER is what you
need for Dyspepsia. Torpid LAYER, yell
low skin or Kidney trouble. 1t is
guaranteed to give you satisfaction.
Price Toe. Sold by DIR. Bearby.
Evans and Sontag, the two Cal
ifornia highwaymen, have been cap
tured and the reign of terror in
Tulare county is ended.
A. Watkins, who has had a long
tussle with spotted fever, has re-
covered sufficiently to depart for his
home on Big Camas prairie.
John II. Brady received a severe
kick on his right side Wednesday
evening which will cause him to be
confined to his bed for some time.
Joe Helfrich, formerly resident
of this town and a popular young
man, was here yesterday on a visit
and heartily greeted by lots of old
time friends.
Misses Hattie and Stella Benham,
two vivacious, accomplished and
handsome daughters of Richard
Benham of Bruneau. were visiting
friends in Mountain Home the past
week.
Fifty cents is q small doctor bill, but
that is all it will cost you to cure sny
ordinary Case OF rheumatism il you use
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Try il and
you will be surprised at the prompt
relief it affords. The first application
Nviil tat ll.. En l. 4
sale by c. G. 7. Silva, druggist.
From James MCGOWAN, who
came in Yesterday, we gather these
items; The Boise parties who pur-
chased placer diggings from Oliver
Sloan last fall at junction Bar on
the South Boise, have gone up there
with a force of six men, and will
immediately commence the cutting
of an extensive bedrock fiume with
which they will work their placer
ground on a large scale. 1t is
claimed they have a working cap
ltal of $4,000 with which they pro-
pose TO develop their claims. Mr.. t
says that at the depth of
about so feet the ore in the Texas
Star mine on Big Camas is beeom-
ing base but that it retains its re-
richness and the owners
are contemplating working the ore
by some other process than free
He saw George Clark at
Dixie yesterday morning, who has
the contract for building the quartz
mill at that place, and Mr.. c. in
formed him that the mill would be
completed in about ten days. Mr.. T.
also SAYS that the crick-
cts are very numerous on Big
caalas and are raising particular
sheol with all green stuff.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-17
Now Try This.

1t will cost you nothing and will
surely do you good, il you have a cough,
cold or any trouble with the throat,
chest or lungs. DIR. Kings New Dis.
eovery for consumption, coughs and
colds is guaranteed TO give relief, or
money will be paid back. Sufferers
from La Grippe found il just the thing
and under its use had speedy and
perfect recovery. Try a sample bottle
at our expense and learn for yourself
Just how good thing il is. Trial bot
ties free at DIR. Bearby's drug and de-
partment store Large size SOC and 81
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-17
Mountain Home Lodge. 1. O. O. T..
SATURDAY, June II, 1893.
oMcial Paper Of Elmore County
Attend K. of 2 ball ON The lth

Attend X. OF p. ball on the 4th
Judge Stout(of Alkali was hers
Wednesday. NI
Keep cool by buying one o.
those nice fans at DR.. Bearby's.
II. Swanholm, of Rocky Bar,
went TO Wood River Wednesday.
A large delegation of jolly Bru-
neau people took in the circus last
Saturday.
f. C. Koch arrived from Rocky
Bar Tuesday and the next day
went to Boise.
James Wilson came in Tuesday
from his newly purchased home on
Bennett creek.
Pat Linnehan and four children
departed for their Owyhee ranch
Wednesday morning.
Hugh Latham of Nampa spent
several days in Mountain Home
during the past week.
The stages to and from Rocky Bar
now make the trip in one day
arriving at 6 o'clock in the evening.
AT the Sheriff's sale Yesterday of
the Ida Gold Co.'s mill and mines
at Rocky Bar, Geo. A. Mccormick
was the purchaser.
Miss Mary Gray, sister Of the
Gray brothers, departed for Boise
City Tuesday, where she will remain
during this summer.
Only two weeks from next Tues
day and the glorious Fourth will
occur. What is Mountain Home
going to do on that occasionP
Gid CAMPBELL came down from
Rocky Bar Tuesday to purchase
new wagon, which he secured, and
has returned to the mountains.
Josh Cowan came in from Rocky
Bar and went to Boise Tuesday.
Mr.. Cowen will soon visit the old
folks at home in New Bedford,
Mass.
Misses Ethel and Dolly Olsen,
two popular and pretty oreana
young ladies, were visiting with
Mrs. Linnehan during the past
week.
The runt Of the litter squeals the
loudest. The leanest hog gets to
the swill FIRST and eats the most.
The meaner the man the more con-
ceited he is.
The BULLETIN wishes to remind
many of its subscribers that they are
delinquent and also that just now a
settlement would be highly appre-
ciated by us.
Henry Dorsey and wife and Miss
Mary Turmis Of Castle Creek, who
10 visiting the Dorseys, are the lat
est additions to the sick list so far
as we have heard.
Mat Clark, wife and son. who it
was feared by Boise people had been
foully dealt with, have turned up all
right on Big Camas, where they are
visiting old friends.
James MCGOWAN, a prosperous
and prominent farmer of Big Camas,
was in Mountain Home yesterday
with load of fresh butter and
other ranch product, which be dis
posed of very readily.
o. B. Slater came in from Slater
creek Sunday 10 obtain material for
fencing out crickets from his farm,
which were slowly but surely max
ing their way to his place. Fencing
against crickets IL, we believe,
new idea in this section, but Mr..
Skaters plan seems to be one that
will stop their march.
Governor Stevenson has returned
from Washington. He says that
there will be a shaking up of Re-
publican offioe-holders by the end of
the present month. So mote it he.
And we hope the Register of the
Boise land Office will be the first
head cut off.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-17
HORSES Pastured-

Having leased College Park, !
am prepared to pasture horses by
the day, week or month on liberal
terms.
All persons having stock in this
enclosure are requested to take
them away or make arrangements
with the undersigned for their care.
A. w. LocKMAN.
May 3, 1893.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-17
Dwelling House for Rent.

have for rent, at reasonable
rates, a four-room dwelling house,
fenced and with all necessary out
houses, cellar, etc. Apply at my
boot and shoe shop in Mountain
Home. WM. KuSSEcKE
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-17
Fresh strawherries.

Strawberries, fresh from the
patch, received every evening by C.
IL. Rinehart. Stand in front of
the meat market. Terms, cash on
delivery.
Also, orders taken for berries Of
all kinds.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-17

The new Congress will have eight
members who were born in Ireland,
five in Canada, four in Germany, two
in New Brunswick. two in Austria
and one in Scotland-27 altogether
not natives.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-17
Going To Gienn,s Ferry.

DR.. Swan, Dentist. will leave
next Monday, June 10, for trip to
Glenn's Ferry and the Snake River
country, and will be gone about
three weeks from this date.
Mountain Home, June 16, 1898.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Meeting Of Co. Commissioners

The County Commissioner Of Gilmore county
siats OF Idaho, Will meet in regular session Al the
Clerks once in Mountain Home, on MONDAY
july 10, IsaS
All accounts or other matters coming before said
Board should be filei two DAYS prior 10 that time
All accounts and papers mus, be legally verified 70
insure action thereon W. c. wlckERsHAM
Clerk Of Board Co Com.
Min Home, June u, isgs.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-17
Furnished Rooms.

Furnished rooms, with or with
out board, at the Gilmore Hotel.
Mrs. Nora LISEHAY, Prom.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-17

W. =. 7illiner, photographer,
Is now located in Mountain Home
and prepared TO take pictures in
the best style of the art. Viewing
n speciality.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-06-17
Reduced WORLDS Fair Rates.
Mountain Home 10 Chicago and

Return. 49,. .......... 5000
To n. Louis aud return. 49,. 1900
To Missouri River and return 1000
Tickets good for 30 days.
A, q, SMITH. Agent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-12-01
A GHOST in THE BELFRY.
Residents of an Arkansas Village Mys-
titled by an Apparition.

Arkadelphia, Ark, Nov. 2J-In the
village of LincolntoWn, which is set.
tied principally by negroes, and which
lies eight or nine miles south Of this
place, there is il little church. surround
ing which is Il mystery that is greatly
pclpleXing and worrying to the com
munity. Every night there is to be
seen in the belfry of the edifice a wo-
man i'll white, who rings the bell three
times III the most solemn fashion and
who then disappears. How the woman
gets there is Whit is puzzling the good
people of Lincolntown, for the only
approach to the belfry is a stairway
to which entrance is gained by Il sin
gle door, and not only is this door
guarded every night since the com
menccment of the mysterious tolling,
but the staircase is watched by two or
three hundred eyes, and at dark the
belfry itself is watched and thorough
~ searched, and is found to be en-
tirely empty. Besides, the belfry is
only large enough to contain the bell
itself, and when that is in motion there
is no possible footing for person.
The rope that Is ordinarily employed
in ringing the bell hangs all the time
in plain view of the crowd and is per-
fectly motionless. The woman is also
distinctly visible, but whether white
or black it is impossible to tell Even
if the figure itself was a Pigment of
the imagination the ringing of the bell
is not, as that is to be Enthusiastically
heard for quarter of Il mile. The
negroes are much excited over the
matter and say it is potent of i'll to
the race. AS to the identity of the
ghost, it is generally believed that it
is the restless spirit Of a woman named
Jonelle Lambkin, who ON account OF
some misdemeanOr charged against her
was put out of the church here in
spite of her continued reiteration Of
her innocence Jonelle died about two
months ago, alleging with her dying
breath that she was a wrongfullyac-
cused woman and that the community
would ultimately receive proof of this.