Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-21
SATURDAY. April 81. 1894.
oAlcial Paper Of ElmcTo County
Blanke for sale at this Office.


Blanks for sale at this Office.
G. R. Shaw departed Thursday
for his home in Caldwell.
4 James Wilson, father Of Billy W.,
came In from Boise Thursday.
Pap stanfield, from Cold Spring
creek, was IN this place yesterday.
Assessor Oliver il now out on his
annual tour Of interviewing tax
payers.
w. G. Howie and wife will depart
for Salt Lake this evening, on u
short visit.
Manuel Comes new saloon and
billiard hall 10 crowded day and
night with customers.
Major Frank Cavanah and Geo.
w. Fletcher came in from Boise
Thursday evening on business trip.
There is not a single vacan.
dwelling house and but one small
business house vacant in Mountain
Home.
x A few days ago Arthur Pence
sold 1000 sheep to ]. w. Blake OF
Condor, Ore, at 2 cents per pound,
live weight.
Geo. Hall and family will soon
occupy their new dwelling house,
which is certainly a great ornament
TO the east end.
Miss Florence Manion returned
to this place Wednesday from Pine
Grove, where she had been very sue
cessiully teaching school.
Col. ]. M. Jones, general manager
Of the Mountain Home Land and
Canal Co., spent several DAVIS in
Boise this week, returning home
Thursday evening.
Delinquent subscribers are re-
minded that the BULLETIN Office IL
still in the Reynolds & Shaw block
on the corner Of Atlanta avenue aud
Canyon street, only one block from
the post-ollice. Do you catch on"
u asst Sunday there was gathered
near this place alfalfa measuring
"a inches in heighth, and ryegraes
from 33 10 36 inches long, which
was sent to Jas, Jay Smith, at Chi
cago. to be placed on exhibition in
his business Office.
About 900 head Of Thomas Mel
lens sheep broke ranks few nights
ago and scattered in various direc-
tions from the camp near Lake FL
mere, and we understand that Mr..
Mellen has not vet succeeded in
finding all of them.
Major Frank Cavanah informs us
that just as soon as the roads are in
good travelling condition he will pro-
eeed to Rocky Bar with big lot of
mining supplies and Immediately
renew operations on his celebrated
Mountain Goat property. Just keep
your eye on good old Rocky Bar
this summer.
The organ of the seventeen Re-
publican office-seekers of Mountain
Home land one of Glenn's Ferry
il greatly exercised over the county
printing contract. Under a Re
publican board of Commissioners
in 1891 and 1892. the Republican
paper was given the job at 1926 per
nnnum. That was all right, of
course. In Republican eyes. But
In 1893, under Democratic Board ,
Democratic paper got the contract
Mt $500 saving of s25. and this
year, under The pressure of hard
lines. this Democratic Board in
duced the Democratic paper 10 cut
it down 10 800, which was done
making saving of 1925 per year
al compared to tho acts Of the g D.
p. board. The fact il, no one can do
The county printing honestly and
faithfully at less sum without
loss. But the object Of the Repub-
iican crowd, from their daily acts,
is 10 pull patronage away from the
BULLETIN even If they sustain loss
by 80 doing. IL is certainly very
poor business policy, either for pri'
yate individuals or combination
Of otiice-seekers.