Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-08-25

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. Sam Myers Of Boise was in thi
. place yesterday.
! IL appears that baby boom ha
! struck Mountain Home.
General Petit has returned /,
Atlanta from the capital city.
Born, in Mountain Home, Aug
Y. to the wife Of ID. v. Bell, a son
Hon. Martin King, the popula,
Populist leader, was up from Glenr
Ferry Thursday attending the cen,
trail committee meeting.
| w. ]. Turner and daughter. Miss
Bertha, and A. J. Griffin and wife
departed Thursday morning for a
weeks outing at Hunters Retreat
on the South Boise river.
1t is reported that G. E. Corker
and family will soon remove from
the Ferry and take up their resi-
dence in Mountain Home. In that
event it win be an accession here
that our community should feel
proud OF.
~ Mrs. C. w. Burns has re-
turned home and will soon receive
large supply Of fashionable mil
llnery goods. Ladies are requested
to await the coming Of these goods
before purchasing elsewhere, as they
are something beautiful to behold.
Mr.. Stewart of the Scotch mining
syndicate came down from Rocky
Bar and has remained here all this
week, awaiting the arrival of his
mine manager, Harry Thompson,
and a large lot Of machinery from
New York. 1t il his present inten-
ton to push the Trinity ditch to
completion this fall. for which con-
tracts will soon be let.
A. w. More Of Big Camas prairie
is a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Representative from
Elmore county. Mr.. More is a
young man but has been a resident
OF this county since his boyhood,
and he is well and favorably known
by nearly all our people. He is
prominent stockraiser, good busi-
ness man, well educated, and would |
represent US ably and faithfully in
the legislature Of Idaho. Mr.. More
rs Elmore's representative would |
not only look wise and draw his
pav"-as was sneeringly said Of his
|audable ambition by the organ of
The IL Republican ofIice-seekers-
but ne would act and speak wisely
and earn double his pay.
A little newspaper paragraph
,ften works wonders About one
month ago the BULLETIN had a per-
'onal item about Fred. A. Major,
md that little item, it now appears,
will be the means Of putting Fred,
he butcher" in possession of a
handsome fortune, left him by a
deceased relative in Germany. The
ierman Consul at San Francisco
accidentally picked up the BUTLE-
IN at the Palace hotel, in that CITY,
nd saw the name. He had been
lshing for Fred Major for over two
ears and had at last found his
whereabouts. Fred is now in Boise ;
ity, but in all probability he will ,
Don return to the Faderland and ,
evel in riches. So mote it be.
The last Of the old division ques-
ion between Alturas, Elmore and !
logan counties is over. The ac- !
onntants appointed by the four !
ounties interested in the settle
tent of the old Alturas county debt :
nat existed on February 7, 1889, :
ave made their reports to the couh- :
es and the same was signed by
iem. The amount which Gilmore
TO pay is about $72,000-being :
much smaller sum than was gen.
ally expected for our county's
roportion. A saving TO Gilmore of
least $4,000 is undoubtedly due =
} the industry. financial ability and !,
nick perception of Hon 4. G. Hell q
ich, who was delegated by our COM II
Iissioners TO represent Gilmore at =
ALLEY in apportioniag the indebt- v
iness.
A frightful runaway took place
hursdav afternoon. Mrs. John
'ienst while sitting in wagon with 6
CT infant child in her arms, in :
ont Of Lockman's stable, noticed
lie bride Of ore of the horses had
scome detached from his head .
nc called to Mr.. Dienst, who was
side of the stable, to come to her
'sistance. but he failed to hear u
n, and the animals started at full n
'eed. running across the railroad II
ack toward their home, leaving
. road and crossing many irriga- OF
IN bitches, the jolting from which ly
used the child to fail into the h,
agon, and which was seen TO
'unce up and down like a ball by n
g Mortified spectators. The brave II,
tie lady, however, kept her seat, ~
to throw on the break and
opped the runaways near the a,
itchell place, without any injury y
herself or child. But it was ~
ily narrow escape. ..