Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23

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0 VIM. M. Carpenter has returned
! from his visit east.
Ex-Commissioner Sam Blackwell
came up from his Cold Spring
ranch Wednesday.
John Goodyear of Atlanta
returned here Sunday from a visit
at the State Capital.
Hon. L. c. Helfrich and wife will
depart for Chicago and New York
next Tuesday evening.
No election Of Senator at Boise
yet, and no good evidence that such
event will occur this session.
| Mrs. John Wilkins and Mrs. f.
s. Bobo departed last Saturday
evening on visit to California.
Geo. F. Mahoney has gone to
Wood river in the interest of insur-
ance companies Of which he is agent.
Dan Reber shipped to Salt Lake
Tuesday 10 tons of gold ore from
his Dixie mine, to be smelted in
that city.
The bill appropriating $4,000
for the erection Of Reform School
buildings at Mountain Home has
passed the lower house.
Flags were flying yesterday and
several business houses closed their
doors in the afternoon in recognition
of the anniversary of the birth of
George Washington.
Senator Golden and Jim Wicker
sham from Boise, and G.. r. Shaw
from Caldwell came here Wednes-
day evening and Shaw and Golden
returned on Thursday mornings
train.
Representative Brown has intro
duced a bill providing for the crea-
ton of the office of State Printer.
who shall be elected by the legis-
lature, in joint assembly, for term
of four years.
Miss. BERTHE Cruttenden expert
enced singular and quite serious
accident while playing on the school
grounds last Thursday. In at
tempting to throw ball she dislo-
Gated her left knee-joint and had to
be taken to the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. Hagar, upon a
stretcher. DR.. Nieukirk was called
and rendered all necessary assist
ance and the little lady is now rest
ing as comfortably as possible
under the circumstances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bell enter
tanned number of friends at an
elegant dinner, last Sunday, in
honor Of Miss Lydia Tremayne, Of
Albion. Idaho, who is visiting with |
them. Those present were: Misses.
Mary and Mel Tate, Lille Burnet. |
Mabel L. PAYNE; Messrs. ]. G. Hell |
frich, II. G. Latham, +. r. Osgood,
NJ. f. Reynolds, J. J. Hill, A. w. |
More, DIR. w. F. Smith, r. w. |
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. C. Helfrich,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Payne.
In opposing Browns bill for the
building of wagon road from Boise
to Atlanta, Representative McMil- |
Ian certainly misrepresented the |
town of Atlanta when he branded |
it as a played out mining camp"
1t is to-day the best mining camp |
in the county and its prospects are |
simply grand. Mr. Mcmillan also
vigorously protested against the
provision in the bill requiring the
work to be done by convicts, in
which We entirely agree.
Armed with a warrant issued at |
the instance Of the commissioners
Sheriff Oliver went to Boise We'd
nesday and arrested ex-Auditor
Wickersham upon charge of for
gerry, returning here with him that
evening. He was brought before
Probate Judge Sprague on Thurs
day and the hearing of the case
was set for March AIR. Wicker
sham being placed under bonds Of
$1,000 for his appearance. We hear
that the relatives of Wickersham
will soon make good his shortage to
the county.
w. b. George has purchased the
Boise Mail" plant and will issue
daily evening paper on the 9th.
We have known Yves. since he was
a small kid" in Elko, New, later
on picked up anthony in the same
alley with him at Eureka and other
points in print shops, and we know
him to be capable of producing a
good daily newspaper-and that is
lust what he will do in Boise. I'M