Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-02

was ! visitor here Thursday.
An election for one school trustee
will be held here next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. B. Blackell were
in town Thursday from Cold Spring.
Mn. J. y 6tanHeld, from Cold
Spring creek, il . guest ct Mrs.
Mary Doom's.
Chickens for sale at Rine-
harris residence. by John w. Pigg.
for spot cash.
Geo. A. Mccormick returned here
Wednesday from . protracted visit
at San Francisco.
Robert Maize has rented and be
and his family are now occupying
the DAN Hill house.
Snake river 10 now booming and
II IL with difficulty the ferry boats
cross the raging stream.
Colonel Wood, prominent wool
grower Of Custer county, spent
Tuesday in Min Home.
Do you wish TO visit the African
gold felds7 If 90, read the notice
under the bead Of New Ada"
Mr.. Wolfe, tho popular represent
alive Of the California Wine House
At Salt Lake, was here Monday.
A valuable COW belonging TO Mrs.
Sarah johnson was run over and
killed by an engine last Monday.
Judge Clinton and Harry Thomp-
son spent several days Of this week
at the State Capital-returning last
evening.
~If you miss the bargains
offered by Shsinwald Bros. Co., It.,
next week, you will miss the OPP
porsunity of the season.
Miss Belle Floyd, who has been
visiting here for several months
with Mrs. Hungerfcrd, has returned
to her home at The Dalles, Or.
Mrs. d. B. Hill and daughter
have gone on visit to relatives In.
Owyhee county, and Dan In now
nursing his rich mines in Neal dis
trict.
Mrs. wilkins and little Kitty
Bray arrived here Tuesday from
De Lamar. Mrs. Wilkins will spend
this summer on their ranch near
this place.
Two carloads Of ice was stored in
Kiesel's refrigerator q few days ago.
A large quantity Of beer 10 to be
stored in the same place, we are
told, which 10 TO be handled by Geo.
8. Rice q Co.
High water and destruction of
bridges west Of this place has de-
laycd the trains all this week. If
warm weather continues to prevail
for = few days longer the damage
10 property by the rush of waters
from the snowy mountains will be
fearful to relate.
A carload of grain has arrived
here for G. G. Tautphaus, but ow-
ing TO the danger now experienced
in crossing the raging Snake II will
not yet be conveyed to the Bruneau
canal works, and this fact may de-
lay renewal of work on the canal
for . short time.
Some malicious miscreant re-
Gently destroyed IS f1ourishing
shade trees in Charlie Howeth's
two-acre Enclosure at the north end
Of town. They were pulled up and
thrown outside the fencs, and II the
perpetrator il located he should be
made to suffer for the dastardly act.
DAN Rsaber has force Of miners
extracting ore from the King mine
In Dixie district. A few days ago
he let contract for the cutting Of
100 cords Of wood for the steam
quartz mill, which il now steadily
crushing out the gold, with John
Hayes as smalgamator. There
are about 40 people, We are told,
now At Dixie camp.
New Boarding House--Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Orebangh will on
Monday, June 1, 1894, open new
boarding house opposite the depot.
on the west side of the railroad.
Dinner at 5 p. m. Single meals IS
cents; three meals for 400, or
board per week. $500. Only white
cooks employed, and satisfaction
guaranteed TO all patrons.
Bill Austin started for the noun
tains . short time ago by private
conveyance, on q prospecting trip.
Reaching Pine Grove he found the
water hub deep In the streets Of
that town. and considering Il some
what dangerous 70 attempt to pro-
coed further up the South Boise
river with his light rig he returned
to this place. He says that there
is yet an immense amount Of snow
In those nrountains and it win be Q
miracle II Boise city is not Hooded
by Its rapid disappearance. caused
! hv the prevailing warm weather.