Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-03-31
Cleveland vetoed the Bland seign
;orauo hill Thuredav

Cleveland vetoed the Bland seign-
forage bill Thursday.
John w. Harris. who was killed
at DE Lamar q few months ago, had
his life insured for $4,000.
~ MIRA. Bearby has an inn
mense amount Of stock in millinery
and will sell at cost very desirable
hats for ladies and children. Special
attention given to mail orders.
Mike Hayes, a jolly and capable
miner who formerly resided at
Rocky Bar, passed through this
place last Sunday, en- route from
North Idaho to Colorado.
While removing from divers
ranch to his own place west OF this
town, last Sunday, John Dentz
team ran away, throwing him out
and giving him severe but not
serious shaking up.
"Paus" Robertson came up from
his ferry ON the Snake on Wednes-
day last, and says that the road ia
in excellent condition for travel,
excepting q big mud-hole near thii
place, which should be repaired.
In q recent letter from Rock,
, Bar to Postmaster Purtill, judge
/ Golden, among other things, says
IT have seen more snow here bu
, not near 30 wet and heavy. There
lie about eight feet, packed solid
and the people In the lower countr.
this spring, had better look o littl
out for high waters.
Joseph Mcdonald, q reservoir
builder of great experience IN thi
! section, has secured the contrac
! for repairing the Indian creek dam
Jack Tucker. and others left thi
, place Wednesday for the scene G
action, where they have secured en-,
ployment. Il is likely temporar,
2 structure will be put in to hol
D enough water TO irrigate the tres
: at Orchard farm this season. |
: the meantime the work of buildin
4 a permanent dam will be vigorousl
Z prosecuted.
: Deputy Sheriff Sid Roberts aft
q an absence of six weeks In Arkal
It sas, returned to Glenn's Ferry IL
:, Monday. Mr.. Roberts says th
:, his experience while East has COZ
WINGED him that Idaho surpass
d. any section he traversed for climat
IN health and prosperity and that II
d q good country 10 remain in. /
" brings the cheering news that y
d people of Arkansas are beginnil
% 10 realize the cause of business d
e. precision and are rapidly fallil
r. into the free silver army Of voters.
-. The concert Wednesday night
ct Professors Cox and Monday,
'se sisted by Dan Lew is, did not dra'
ITO very large audience. As . deli
-. ator Of the negro character t.e'
OF did not reach the expectations
ut the crowd, though we must give b
we the credit of being an expert bar
pie ist. The violin and piano sci
u.s. tons rendered BY Messrs. Cox .
. Monday we're OF high classical
= der. and they deserve. better I'm
cial success than they received
T. this occasion.
To-day Manuel Comes will
move TO aJed Clayton's New Hon
In the old drug store building at
J corner Of Main and jackson sire
The building has been remode
repapered and reprinted, which.
der the artistic hand OF Milt ]
nolds, the painter, presents . D
tiful and inviting appearance.
Comes has ordered from Chi
a fine billiard table, which vii
In place In few days, and Tor
rafee and comfort his bar and
rooms can not be exeelied IN
town. Manuel il a popular
penser of pure liquids and 1T
rars, and with Billy holland q
Free assistant Jed Clayton's Sew !
Grant 4 sure u lie place II ntsra