Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-06-09

and deserves the success he has
attained.
]. M. Cowen has gone to a min
ing camp near Huntington, Oregon,
to take charge Of quartz mill.
Rev. Harwood, colored, lectured
in the Morris hall in this place Sun
day evening, giving his experience
as missionary to the South Sea
islands.
After a long rest the town pump
in front of Alec Bruce's place has
been repaired and the well cleaned
out for public convenience by order
of the city dads.
Link Underwood, who is cultiva-
ting the grounds of the Shields
place, yesterday made his first pick
ing of strawberries and secured over
five gallons of large, lncious berries.
The vigilantes of Butte City are
rapidly driving the toughs from
that place and forty of them are
coming this way. Watch for them
and keep your door locked.
The enemies that good newspa-
per makes are the ones who would
backcap mission priest and claim
that he was saving Indian souls for
the purpose Of putting a wild west
show on the road.
Durrant was not executed last
Friday, as nearly everybody hoped
he would be. His case has been
appealed to the highest resort and
the fend is likely to live for six
months longer at least.
Says the Wood River News Mi
ner: Last fall the sheep men pro-
missed the shearers six or seven
cents for shearing, if Mckinley was
elected. The shearers this spring
had hard work to get even five or
six cents.
Last Sunday c. r. Shaw took a
ride on his wheel and got within
three miles of Nampa when the
machine broke down and was
thoroughly disabled. 1t was not
learned how Mr. Shaw managed to
get back home, but he probably did
not walk.-Caldwell Tribune.
Clark Smith, who was held in the
county jail under charge Of steal
ing a calf from Adm Hall, and who,
through intercession of an intimate
friend, was released from imprison-
ment by putting up a cash bond of
$3.50, proved his own guilt by skip
ping the country and failing to APP
pear for trial at the recent term OF
the district court.
The big sapphire J. F. Moore pro-
poses to take to London, was found
in Long valley, in this county, by
Mr.. Moore while working in his pla.
Ger claim The finder was a member
of the first Board of County Commits.
sioners of this county, and he was
one of the discoveries of the placers
at Placerville.-Idaho City World
A very rich gold strike has beer
made at a point about six miles
southeast of Neal district. The ex
tent Of the discovery has not yet beer
learned, but the ore is very high
grade. The discovery was made
by f. M. Brown and a man named
Stanton. They brought sampl,
to Boise and had an assay made by
Manning which went 1896. The,
had been in doubt about the prob
able value of the ore and had no
made a location; but as soon as they
secured an assay they went back t,
mark out claim. The vein appear
ed to be three or four feet wide ant
we'll defined. How much of it is a
rich as that brought in is of cours
: uncertain, but the discoveries be
iieve they have found a bonanza
; and in this they are justified by tn
J result of the assay.-Boise States
man.
E% Minutes seem like hours whe
life is at stake. Group gives no tim
! to send for doctor, delay may mea
, death. One Minute Cough Cure give
/. instant relief and insures recover,
] The only harmless remedy that pre-
G duces immediate results. RW. Smith
J, A religious fanatic, Mrs. Alt
D. Braden, was arrested recently Z
o Pendleton and adjudged insan
d She came from Harrison. Idaho, an
II has been crazed by the idea that I'll
l. Catholics are trying to get eontr
:, of the United States. She has bee
1t sent to the insane asylum at Saler
Oregon.