Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-05-12

dues.
Mrs. Munday has gone on a visit
to Boise city.
John Noble of Shoofly was in
town yesterday.
Miss Anna Mclaughlin came in
yesterday morning from HALEY.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Me1si end Diploma.
LATE Griffin was acquitted Of the
charge of cattle stealing at Bellevue
on the 9th.
Silver, for change, is quite scarce
in this place-and 80 also is gold
and currency.
The weather clerk has been deal
ing out some very good weather
here during the week.
r. S. Wilson, proprietor the Rob
erson ferry, and Poss Robertson were
visitors here yesterday.
The De Lamar strike is ended.
the miners having accepted a re-
duction of so cents per day.
Miss Anna Brady came in from
Nampa last evening, on a visit TO
her brother, john III. Brady.
Gen. ]. r. Williamson, and old re-
sident and prominent politician Of
Austin Nevada, committed suicide
last week.
~ Best timothy and clover hay
rs cents per hundred pounds, and
oats for $50 per hundred, for sale
by ]. NJ. Neil.
Miss Alice WEIGH and Robert
Brown were married Thursday at
the home of the brides parents,
near this place, by Justice Sprague.
], Attention is called TO the adver-
: tisement Of the "Adonis" saloon,
conducted by J. J. Hill and Robert
, Maize. 1t 10 one of the neatest and
best apportioned places Of resort
in town and conducted only in
first-class style. A fine billiard
table is daily expected to arrive
for this house.
, Jerome Carly, one Of the owners
of the Bonaparte mine, near Rocky
Bar, was in Boise city q few days
ago. In an interview with tn,
Statesman reporter Mr.. Carly sale
: he hoped to make arrangements
within the next month for resump
ton Of operations on the Bonapart'
Hill ON an extensive scale. He ex
poets to return to Idaho in June.
Three hundred Coxeyites passes
: through this. place yesterday on
freight train, en- route for the east
They were mostly young, able
bodied and orderly men and non
! of them presented this appearance
of genuine tramps. Is seems tina
g the railroad company has conclude
that it Is better to haul them tina
a to fight them.
n A bitterly contested case has bee
= going on for several DAYS before Pr
d bate Judge Clinton. Mamie Golds
70 sued Mrs. RYAN of Glenn's Ferr
for services she claims to have re
10 dered at Nampa, and a counter su
N to recover money not accounted +
ez was brought by Mrs. Ryan. Yests
n day the jury brought in a verdi
ID in favor of Miss Golden for $97 I
ne Secretary John f. stearns b
called meeting of the Idaho De-
as ocratic Central Committee, to
In held at Nampa on May Is, at /:
iy p. M, for the purpose of fixing
.. time and place of holding the ST.
"a Convention, for apportioning
IN delegates from the several count
to said convention and for the trs
ed saction of any other business ii
rs may properly come before the co
IT. mittee.
sn The Statesman says some {
Nv stole $40 worth Of provisions fr'
10. Charles Summerlatt at Boise /
" Saturday night. Summerlatt d
chased provisions, blankets, o
ne preparatory TO prospecting II
e. in Neal district. He leil the thif
OF in his wagon at the South Boise O
Id raj and when he went after his onl
al IN the morning he found norhing
"a the wagon. We imagine we c
ne hear Charlie exolaim, aWell, I
ish ell agin, by shiminyl"