Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-05-12

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]. w. Latty was a visitor here
yesterday from Glenn's Ferry.
Tom Jones is in the county hos
pital afflicted with spotted fever.
After pleasant visit at Salt Lake
City the wife of Rev. A. s. Hawkes.
returned home Thursday.
John G. Adams, travelling agent
for the Boise Statesman, made this
office pleasant call this morning.
EE Fine cabinet photographs
only $3.50 to 5000 per doz, at the
gallery opposite Chas. Howeth's
residence.
Judge Sinnott came up this morn
ing from Glenn's Ferry on court bust
ness and we are indebted to him for
particulars of the disastrous fire
that occurred there this morning.
Mr.. Crocheron, father of Mrs, D. B.
} Hill came over from Sinker Creek,
Oreana, yesterday and returned to-
day, accompanied by Mrs. Hill and
daughter, who will spend the sum
mer with her parents.
J. d. Shay made small run Of
ore from the Bird mine at Pine
Grove a short time ago and took
the amalgam to Boise to be con
verted into cash. From the size of
r his roll of bills, seen by friend, on
r his return here, we judge he poss-
esses a BIRD of a mine," indeed.
Geo. p. Hall was up from his
Snake river fruit orchard Monday
o and reports that no frosts have yet
occurred in that section and that a
n splendid fruit crop is assured
Halls place is about 1000 feet be-
a low Mountain Home, which ex-
II plains the exemption of that alti.
q tude from the blighting effects o
q the recent frosts in this vicinity.
The home of Edward Doolittle a
/ Glenn's Ferry was made doubl,
e sad last Friday night by the dealt
is of his wife and also his mother
10 both dying within an hour. TIL
mother died of old age and the wifi
% from spotted fever. She leaves thre
10 small children and a husband VIII
10 is almost distracted at his grea
re ailliction.
In the District Court last week
IN VIM. Chapman and John Reynold
v were arraigned to plead to tt
IN charge Of stealing a barrel Of ale
,es hol from a freight car at Glenn
nd Ferry. Having no means they ask
the Court to appoint Lawyer Frar
Wvman to defend them, but N
~ w. being in Boise the Court c
an signated w. c HOWE as their 8
a AZ torney, whereupon they both plei
81 guilty.
70 Dan Fitzwater is sinking an a
tesian we'll at his ranch on Sna
w99 river opposite Grand View. La
~ Thursday he had reached the dep
CO of so feet-30 feet below the bed
'li' the river-and had every Indicate
ie9 of soon striking flow of water.
n'' the depth of 80 feet he Dor
through a log over a foot in dian
ers ter, which indicates that he Is ope
ear ating in a former channel OF I
ar roaring Snake.
on Following are the names of ?
The pills who have been neither abse
nor tardy during the term of schc
80 that closed last Friday: Lau
vas Johnson, Mary Brady, Attic Brac
ay Minnie Tanner, Ethel Pattee, ka
~ Brady, Wilfred Cole, Nora Lineh;
I Ior Mary Linnehan, Mary Johns'
10y g Pearl Johnson, Eugene Howe
VI Charlie Cole, Eddie Manion, Jes
Johnson, Willie Wells, Mary Bur
IN Sadie BRAY, Walter Hanley, Ste
the Rohrer, Ellen Brady, Josie Wand
ers, walker, George Johnson, Wa
SEQ, SEQ Cole, Grover Tanner, Clarence NJ
lUo' ion, Martha Langford, Emmett K
!he caid, Jessie Sprague.
irk, Gov. Steunenberg has appoin
lper the following physicians memt
,ter, of the State Medical Board;
ank G.. L. Sweet of Boise and DR..
ward F. Guyon Of Montpelier
the two years; DR.. Joseph r. NUM-
was of Weiser and DIR. Robert G. Co
He of Moscow for four years; DR..
Until Collister of Boise and DR.. John
will Turner of Cottonwood for six We
Il af- All physicians must be licensed
and the board. Those who were leg
upon engaged in the practice of medi
first un der the act of 1887 prior tC
pital passage Of the new law shall
He censed upon application, exceI
,es Of such as may not have secured
com diplomas by reason of having
prise. sued the regular course or I