Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-21

toi. LnA8. w. Miller. Eupefintend-
ent of the Tahoma mine aud mill
at Atlanta. arrived here yesterday
morning from Meadville, Pa, where
he spent the winter with his family.
He took this mornings stage for
Atlanta, where be will conduct bis
mining operations during the sum-
mer at least. Col. Miller in always
welcomed back to Elmore, for he 10
one Of our most popular and enter
prising mining men. He says that
the great strike in the east 10 yet
far from being settled and what the
final result may be it is difficult to
foretell. Col. Miller is the nominee
of the Populist party for State Sem
ator In the Meadville district, and
he will return in time TO take
his seat in the Pennsylvania legis-
laturs next winter.
1t appears that the Republicans
and Democrats in Logan county
have had q consultation at Belle
vue and decided to join hands
against the Populist party of that
county. The Shoshone Journal, q
radical Republican paper, endorses
the move and asserts that "the old
parties must combine and crush the
Populists." Considering the fact
that the Democracy and the Popu-
lists are, on different lines. working
for the interests Of the whole people
and not for the gold-bugs and Pull
man autocrats, it would not seem
strange TO hear Of these two parties
joining forces anywhere to defeat the
Republicans. But for Democrats
to aid the Republicans in their me-
farious and treacherous schemes TO
down silver forever and thereby
make slaves Of the workingmen OF
the west, Is a move so monstrous
and damnable on the part Of such
Democrats that the English Ian
guage fails to supply words Of suf-
ficient force to condemn them.
!. Charles Himrod has been APP
pointed Register Of the Boise land
Office by the president, to take the
seat SO long and so unsatisfactory
filled by our esteemed friend Chas,
s. Kingsley. OF the new Register
the Boise Democrat says: "Mr.
Himrod is a pioneer, having been a
a resident here for thirty years. dur
ing the greater portion Of which pc
riod he was engaged in the mercan-
tile business. He has frequently
been honored with Office, and SO
great has been the confidence re-
posed in him that he has never beef.
defeated in running for any place
for which his party nominated him.
: Nor has he ever betrayed q public
trust. He was nominated by the
!, president upon the request OF ex-
Governor Stevenson, and his con-
firmation will quickly follow.
4 Thursday Mrs. Henry johnson
met with an accident that may
cause the loss Of the sight of her
: left eye. Her daughter was using
a hot curling iron and accidentally
} ran the point of the iron against
the ball Of her mothers eye and
, Immediately dimming the sight
The pain produced was of course
intense until DIR. Nieukirk arrived
and reviewed her distress TO great
! degree. DR.. N. is an experienced
: oculist and physician, and think,
, it doubtful if the eyesight can BE-
saved.
, A private letter from Geo. House
dated at Mountain City, New, says
I'VE have some good placer ground
located about 8 miles from here and
, are preparing TO work it on large
scale. From two to Is colors may
be obtained by sticking q shove,
down anywhere. The pay dirt II
, from a TO 6 feet deep and from 10(
! to 800 feet wide, and we have plenty
/, Of wood and water"
James d. Gray, A. w. More, s
| ]. Roberts, P. J. Sullivan, Geo. ID
, Bell and J. M. Johnson were yes
: terday selected by the county con-
| vention to represent Gilmore in the
/ Democratic State Convention al
! Boise on the 18th of August.
! Joe Foreman took ride up Can
| yon creek Sunday, dropped his linz
/ into the stream for only shor
time and returned home with fin,
lot of speckled trout, which he di
: vided around among his friends
; not forgetting the BULLETIN family
U. G. Rinard came in from Bots,
yesterday with the Stevenson Bros
r surveying party--also +. Shirley
, They are on their way to Oreana I,
/ do government surveying in tina
section.
/. At the Republican primaries il
}. this place yesterday J. T. Sprague
w. G. Howie. A. j. Griffin and C
w. Burns were elected delegates I,
the county convention at the Ferry
. Martin Smith, James Sheldon ans
: Richard Watkins have been held By
! u. y. Commissioner Brown in $150'
. bail each for robbing the Silver Cit,
] stage a short time ago.
The first cleanup of the Balbacl
b mill at Neal, it is reported, amounti