Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-01-08
WEDNESDAY, Jan. s, 1896.

upon the streets.
Miss Ora Mullins returned Sun
day from Bliss.
Mrs. Thos. Alley and sister went
to Caldwell Sunday.
Sheriff Oliver made an official
visit to Boise Monday.
Miss Leora Lockman returned to
school at Boise Monday.
Ex-Commissioner Tom Stevenson
was a welcomed visitor here yester-
day.
R. c. McNeely, a good miner,
went up to Rocky Bar by Mondays
stage.
VIM. Kunnecke is building a
dwelling house in the north end of
town.
Jim Miller, Rocky Bar mining
man, spent Sunday and Monday in
this place.
Miss Anna Schram, sister of Mrs.
Easley, has returned here from a
visit at the State capital.
Frank AXE and Billy Wilson
spent several days last week in
Boise valley, buying hay for their
cattle.
T. Hutchins departed yesterday
for Omaha to attend the suit he
commenced there to recover $4,000
from a thieving commission house,
and we trust he will be successful.
Hugh Latham went to Nampa
Friday to attend the Leap Year
ball, and reports having very en-
jcyable time. After visiting friends
in Caldwell, he returned Saturday
night.
In mentioning the names last
week of the gentlemen who pur-
chased the 70 acre tract of land adj
joining this town, we unintention-
ally omitted that of Thurston
Hutchins.
Little Billy Glenn, while playing
on ice last Sunday, fell and severely
cut one of his knees by coming in
contact with broken bottle. He
will not be able to skate again for
sometime.
Died, in Mountain Home, Jan. 3,
William Glenn, (better known as
Kid GLENN aged about 43 years.
Deceased was an intelligent and
well educated man and was buried
by friends last Saturday.
Euterpe Cornet Band is again on
deck and making themselves heard
by practice work. At their last regu-
lar meeting the following officers
were elected for the ensueing year:
j. T. Sprague, president; NJ. E. Rey-
nolds, vice president; w. D. Rey.
nolds, secretary; II. B. Latham,
treasurer.
Miss Hattie Wallace left on Mon
day evenings train for Glenn's
Ferry, from whence she will go to
Judge Stout's beautiful home on Al
kali creek, for a short visit She
was chaperoned by little Roscoe
Howeth, who. on bidding goodbye
to bis numerous friends, was par,
ticularly anxious to know if they
"had any dough-"
Genial Harry Thompson came
in from Rocky Bar Wednesday on
his way to Scotland. He is mana
ger of the Bear Creek Alluvial Gold
Company, and will return in tim,
to resume work early in the spring
on his placer claims. A pleasant
voyage for you, Harry, and don
forget to convey our regards to VII
when you call upon her at he
castle.
kid" Glenn, well known anon,
the gambling fraternity in this sec
ton of the State, is very sick am
may soon be called upon to "casl
in" his chips for the last time.-El
more County Republican, Friday
kid" Glenn, in life, did not claim t
be an ornament to society, but h
possessed generous heart and tn
poor unfortunate man did not dc
serve such heartless stab while i
the last agonies of death.
1t is reported that an effort will
be made at the coming session of tn
board of county commissioners /
have Mountain Home incorporated
Under the laws of Idaho a town q
village having more than 200 an
less than 1000 inhabitants NAV b,
come an incorporated village. TIL
affairs of such village are conducte
by board of five trustees, one
-hom is chosen chairman. The
are elected on the first Tuesday
April of each year. They receiv
no compensation for their services
but the town clerk, treasurer an
marshal may receive compensation
The trustees have power to pas
ordinances for the benefit and a,
vantage of the town, to levy take
etc. The BULLETIN suggests
meeting of the taxpayers Of Mour
tain Home to consider this matte
and If such citizens decide that il
good to ineor crate, then ''let ;,