Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-02-05
Bishop of Idaho.

our Glenn,5 Ferry letter came
too late for this issue.
Mis-. J. w. Campbell was reported
quite sick last evening.
f@ Parks Tea clears the complex.
ion. Sold by r. w. Smith.
Mrs. Richard Turner returned
from Glenn's Ferry Monday.
Mrs. Bearby is closing out her
business and is almost giving away
goods.
Mrs. Sarah Jackson offers her
fine ranch for sale, trade or rent at
a bargain.
Con McSweeney is trying to raise
a company at the Ferry to go to
Cuba and help the insurgents.
Josie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Brady, has been visiting for
week or more in Glenn's Ferry.
Gilmore Lodge No. s, A. o. U. w.
will give a grand ball at Glenn's
Ferry, on Friday evening, Feb. II.
Don forget IL.
Married, in Mountain Home, Feb.
4, by Judge Sprague, Jas. r. Robert
son and Miss Myrtle Story, both of
Bruneau valley.
Frank and George, sons of j. NJ.
johnson, departed Monday for Red
Bluff, Cal, where they will visit
relatives until spring.
Married, in Mountain Home, Jan.
80, 1896, at the residence of e. P.
Portlock, by Rev. Mcpherson, Rich
ard b. Stone of Little Valley and
Miss Barbara A. Portlock of Bru-
neal.
The county treasurer gives no
tice that all current expense fund
warrants of Gilmore county registered
prior to October 10, 1895, and Up to
and including July II, 1895, ex-
cept warrants Nos. 315, 316 and 232,
will be paid upon presentation.
A large number of children as
sembled at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. B. Hill Saturday evening
to surprise pretty little Miss Ruth
Hyde, Of Bruneau, who is stopping
with the family and attending
school here. The usual sports and
feasting was the order of the evening.
A private letter from Atlanta
says: The old camp is quiet this
winter, although nearly every man
is at work at something. The snow
is about five feet in depth. Colonel
Williams is pushing work in both of
his tunnels and | understand is
hauling ore from No. 2 tunnel. Mr..
Petit is pushing his new tunnel
ahead and expects to tap the ledge
some time in March. | have no
doubt the Big Lode company will
commence operations in their mine
on big scale next spring. So far
as | know all here are enjoying
good health.
The following from the Salubria
Citizen expresses the sentiment OF
all Idaho papers that have spoken
out upon the acts of Mr.. Howie
and the Gilmore commissioners re-
lative to withholding Assessor Hell
frich's pay for a years services:
THE commissioners of Gilmore
county have refused to allow the
assessor of that county his fees fol
the work of taking the 1895 sess-
ment on the trivial excuse that the
assessor did not make taxpayers
hold up their right hand and sol
EMMY swear to the correctness O
their respective assessments. Tht
next thing that may be looked fol
from such men is to refuse to allow
some clerk his fees because h,
writes left-handed."
The Gilmore Improvement Co
and College Addition Co. consoli
dated last Monday under the nam
of Gilmore Improvement Co. Tn
capital stock is S11, 200, diyidet
into 112 shares at 800 per share
The directors for the new compan.
are Frank AXE, Geo. P Hall, e. c
Helfrich, w. A. Reynolds and K
w. Smith. Officers for the ensuin
year were elected as follows: +. |
AXE, president; Geo. P. Hall, vic
president; w. A. Reynolds, treas
urer; r. W. Smith, secretary. TIL
object of the company is to condut
general real estate business in f
more county and particularly i
Mountain Home. They own q
lots in College Addition and Z
acres of valuable land adjoinin
town on the north, and will doutlel
spend good round sum of none
next spring improving the sam
The trustees and officers of the L
more Improvement Company al
men of high standing in this con
munity and their names alone
sure guarantee of honorable bus
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