Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-09-15
g. M. PAYNE. MABEL L. PAYNE.
PAYNE & PAYNE, Publishers.
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NORTHWEST NOTES.


The first bicycle manufactured ip
Wyoming has been finished by Chey
enne firm.
The Missoula school census show
there are 1850 children in the city undeo
II years of age.
Lieut.. Morgan of the Nevada stat,
militia is on trial at Virginia on
charge of mutiny.
1t is reported that the Sierra Valley
railroad will soon be extended south
as far as Reno, New.
Frank Mcguire, laborer at Butte,
tumbled over railing into basement.
and broke his back.
A prairie hawk killed at Cheyenne,
Wyo., recently, measured four feet
three inches from tip to tip.
Lee Davis, well known in Butte
was unconscious all one night from
header he took from his wheel.
u
wounded by an employee named
Toomey near Helmville Tuesday.
Aneconda's new theater, the Mar.
garet, is about completed. 1t is $40.
600 building, with seating capacity
of 1900.
Robert Granville, just 81 years old,
has been entenced atAnaconda, Mont,
to fifteen years in the penitentiary for
robbery
George Castlebury was dragged tc
death by horse last Saturday at Rob
erts, Montana.
f. b. Hastings sold his 1895 and 1891
wool clips for IA cents in Billings.
Mont. The two clips aggregate near
ly $4,000 pounds.
The mysterious disappearance of a
ranchman named Dennis Orman Is re-
ported from the northern part of Hum
bolt county, Nevada.
The farmers of Carson valley, New,
are talking of starting a cooperative
hay and grain yard at Carson, under
their own management.
Representatives of the Church of
Latter-day- have made arrange
ments for holding a series of meetings
in Dillon, Mont, at an early day.
The Western Union company has
force of linemen at work in Elko, New,
wiring for new Office that will b.
established there in the near future.
The Carlton mine at Hilliaru, Wyo.,
will be reopened about the 18th inst
The coal has attained good quality
and offices will be opened in Salt Lake,
Ogden and Evanston.
Golconda, Wyo., is having a small
Klondike boom of it's own. large
smelter has been erected near the
river and a spur track has been built
from the main line down to the mines.
The Butte Mining and Railway
Review says about S42, 900 has passed
through the pool boxes at the race
track this season. This makes 81 344,-
O00 per cent of which Is $67, 200.
The survey of the boundary line be-
tween Nevada and California, begun in
1898, is nearly completed. The survey
survey cost $780, 900.
The body of man named Andrea
was found dead in the woods near Last
Change in the Coloma district, Mon
tana, one day last week lie had been
prospecting.
Thirty thousand Ash have arrived in
Casper, Wyo., to be planted in the va.
rious streams of Natrona county. In
few years Wyoming will have as
many fish in the streams as it now has
sheep on the range.
At White Pine acommitee organized
for the purpose of clearing the range
of the numerous mustangs and wild
horses thatr roam at will in that vicini-
ty have killed over 800 head 1t is es-
timated that 1000 of these valueless
horses will succumb.
The secretary of the interior has
determined to investigate the old Ben
son surveys of Wyoming made during
the years 1850 to 1884, and which Land
Commissioner Sparks showed to be a
fraudulent affair, carried forward by
the San Francisco surveying syndicate,
in the interests of certain politicians.
One of the most valuable finds yet
recorded In the ledge of marble is sit
nated on the extreme west fork of the
Little Horn, Is miles from Aberdeen,
Wyo. Samples of the marble have
been sent to all the leading marble
works, and as satisfactory verdicts
have been received as to the fneness,
ETC., articles will be filed at Cheyenne
shortly The name of the company
will be the Pioneer Marble & Building
Stone company, capitalized at 5000, 900,
divided into 20c'shares.