Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-08

animals, ut up to this writing h
has been unable to give lucid &C
count Of the occurrence. Whe,
found he was lying on the grount
IN the stable yard, face down anC
apparently lifeless, and blood flow
ing from wound in the right sid,
OF his head. Dr. Smith was called
Immediately and upon examination
fround deep hole in the skull ant
the upper portion Of his right ca
cut off. After doe and skillful at
tention, Mr.. Loveland partially re
gained consciousness but not We
sufficient to fully realize his condi
ton. DR.. Smith called in consul
tation that night DR.. Sweet of Boise
the result of which conference was
we are told, that there was but littl,
hope for the patient to survive his
injuries any great length of time
Last evening DR.. Smith reported
Mr.. Loveland's condition still crit
zeal, yet he hoped his strong con
stitution might enable him to event
ually recover. Mrs Loveland has
recently been quite sick and she
and Mr.. Loveland, in their great
affliction, have the sincere sympathy
of the entire community. At II
o'clock this morning DR.. Smith re.
ported no favorable change in bis
patients condition and regarded his
recovery extremely doubtful.
April Ord word was received by
wire from Orchard that man had
died suddenly at J. Andrawatha' s
place on Indian creek under cir
cumstances requiring coroner's in
quest Coroner Smith was notified
but was unable to leave his patients
and appointed JOS. t. Sprague to
act as coroner. Judge Sprague
after arriving at Andrawatha's and
hearing the circumstance of the
case considered it unnecessary
to hold formal inquest. However
the sworn testimony of J. Andra-
watha and others was taken in order
that record could be made for the
purpose of naturalization, should
the future require. This evidence
shows that the man was found
about one mile below Andrawatha' S
place, lying on the ground, unable
to move without help, this was
about 4 O'Clock p. m. on the 3rd
Mr.. Andrawatha procured assistance
and moved him to his place, where
he died the next morning. His
name is John Rodgers, coming from
Boise to Mountain Home, to get
employment at sheep shearingj his
age about 50, and light complexion.
He as buried at May by Isaac
Harp, who has the hospital contract.
Mrs. NJ. J. Bearby entertained a
number of young ladies and gentle
men at her residence Wednesday
last, in honor of Miss Robertson OF
Boise. A game of the drawings Of
different animals was played with
much interest and amusement
The young lady and gentleman
most successful in guessing the
numerous artistic drawings were,
Miss Howard who received dainty
souvenir spoon and Mr.. r. w
Smith a decorated candle. The
unique feature of the evening was
the luncheon. 1t was soon realized
by the young people that Mr.. Apri
Fool had visited the culinary de
partment of Mrs. Bearby's hom,
some time during the day.
H. G. Swanholm, G. B. Ounce
and Charlie Hopkins arrived Satur
day evening from Rocky Bar to be
on hand at the opening of the dis
trict court. These gentlemen al
speak enthusiastically of the min
ing interests at the Bar, Beside
the big deposits of rich gold ore re
Gently uncovered on the lower level
of the Gilmore mine, many othe
important strikes have been mad
this winter. The Bear Creek fun
company is now working quite
force of men and so soon as Harr
Thompson, the manager, return
from Scotland the work of ditchin
to bring the waters of the Trinit
lakes to their claims will commence
The bicycle craze has once NOR
reached Mountain Home. Quite
number are taking advantage Of tt
bicycles for rent at Orebaugh
Turner's, and are becoming expe
riders. Wouldn't it be GOO
scheme for the above named firm
: have bicycle track somewhe
, near town?
: J.C. Lloyd, who robbed his trav'
g ing companion on the cars IN Fe
ruary, of considerable money and
J, watch and chain, and who W
caught by Deputy Sheriff Eaa!
/, near Idaho City, appeared betc
a the District Court Monday al
Il plead guilty to the charge of gra
It larceny.
J. John Ross is here from Ora
d View attending District Court.
e saws placer mining is being d
l. gently prosecuted on Snake ri'
a and all making good wages "
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