Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-09-01
0ienn's Ferry Items,

Hon. Martin King arrived here this morning, hay.
ing resigned engineer in the Flint mill owyhee
county. His place Is filed by engineer c. o.
Needham, father Of Mrs. L. NJ May.
George Moore, popular Short Line engineer, who
was so badly injured at tho American Falls wreck
ate last spring, passed through here to-day on his
way from the company hospital to visit his brother,
who is agent at LAgrande, Or His appearance was
hailed with delight by all the boys here.
Mr. and Mrs Stockton arrived here from Boise on
Wednesday afternoon. M Stockton shows signs OF
improved health.
Assessor Jim o'NeIll was In this burg the last few
days Of last week, making the train men stand and
deliver
DR.. Bangh was here Sunday, attending Miss Annie,
daughter of car inspector Boyle, who is suffering
with severe attack OF typhoid fever
Mrs. A. NJ. sinnott is still on the sick list having
been suffering all through the summer.
Harry Levinson, machinery clerk for the railroad
company resigned and on Friday evening started for
Salt Lake. His position witt be filled probably by a
party from Salt Lake Pocatslo local talent being
barred out by Of participating in the A. r. o.
strike This is authentic aud direct from head.
quarters.
The tract of land known as the Gus Glenn desert
tract was sold by Judge c. c. Glenn, adminlstrA.
tor, to Joseph Rossvear, on the goth Consideration
$4,000. 1t was advertised In the BULLKrix-hence
the sale.
Rhoderick Mckenzie, late foreman OF the coal
schultz, left on Thursday with his family for Poca-
tello, having sold his dwelling to Vance Hamilton.
hr. Hamilton is charging the building aud will soon
be domiciled in it.
Fireman James McFadden is back after a sojourn
at the Capital and is handling the scoop on the
deck OF the b02.
Yesterday the King Hill section boss found man
near the section house in heplessy crippled condi.
ton from fall OF Of q culvert. The injured man
was then taken TO town handcar and carried
over to L, NJ. Mays drug store Mr.. May exan1ined
the injuries and found his right foot dslocated at
the ankle, both bones being dsjointed. Not having
the necessary apparatus for doing so, Mr.. May could
not put the bones into position, and the man being
destitute generously bandaged him and furnished
him with medicine to his pain and railroad
ticket to Shoshone. Under the existing county hos.
pital contract this unfortunate could not be sent to
the county hospital although he was injured in this
county. He was therefore sent to Shoshone to
ceive further disposition at that point MIR. May is
of the opinion that the poor man, under good treat.
ment, will not have the OF his foot under three
months time. lie had to be carried bodily from the
drug stGre to the train. Under the lowest bidder
county hospital contracts now In vogue in many of
our counties, unfortunates OF this class barred
out to suffer or to die What is to become OF this
created and fostered by operation of lawf
"Down with the law that binds him thus,
Unworthy freemen, let it find
No refuge from the whitening curse
OF God and humankind.
This is the secoud instance and parallel to the
Duhoth which appeared Ia last weeks Bulletin,
August 30, 1897. HANK