Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-10-13
NORTHWEST NOTES.

Two more companies of the Second
infantry are to be stationed at Fort
Harrison, Mont.
Il. F. Hake shipped three trainloads,
about 40. 600 sheep from Halleck, New,
to Omaha recently.
Anaconda, Mont, has 9.year-old
criminal who is not only beyond pa
rental control but defes the police.
There were ten enstbound and four
wcstbound trains on the division be-
tween Wadsworth and Carlin, New,
one day during the past week.
Marcus Daily confirms the report
that he has quit the turf, telling an
Anaconda Standard reporter that he
has grown tired Of the sport,
The bed of the Carson river, Nevada,
from Dayton to Churchill, is covered
with dense growth Of young cotton
woods, which sprung from the seed.
Two criminals, August CRUDE and
Morris Flynn, charged with burglary
and forgery, broke jail at Bozeman on
the night of the 5th and made their
escape.
Thomas Hurd, who had his left leg
caught in the cage of of horse power
in Paradise Valley New, about two
weeks ago. died III the county hospital
at Winnemucca. New
stage coach containing the com
pany of the Union theater was upset
between Lewiston and Fort Benton,
recently. A telegram to Butte said
every body was injured Miss Emma
Whitney seriously.
Frank McDeavitt and Nenl Campbell
were arrested at Butte for cruelty to
animals. While they were driving
aimlessly around-in the Hope addition
with no object in view but to see how
fast the poor beast could run, they ran
into ravine and smashed the buggy
all to pieces The animals will die
Oscar Calalla. miner employed il
the Gnion Pacific Coal company's No
Hanna mine, Cheyenne, was instant
ly killed on the 7th, by a fall Of coal
Cakalla was returning to work after
firing a shot. when, without warning
an immense mass of overhanging Goa
fell upon him.
There are now between forty ant
fifty steam threshers steadily at work
in Bozeman valley, Mont, and for the
past month they have scarcely had t,
suspend operations a single day or
account of unfavorable weather.
is safe to say that the aggregate worl
Of the machines will be 100, 900 bush
els of grain per day
r. S. Van Tassell, manager OF tn
Union Pacific Stock yards on the Wy
oming division, was seriously injure
at Cheyenne by his horse falling wit
him. Mr.. Van Tassell escaped with
out broken bones, but is badly bruise
about the head and body and was ur
conscious for several hours after tn
accident
, Messrs. Cook. under a contract wit
I the Cheyenne city council, are putin
: in 1000 feet of new terra Gotta pipe a
t an extension to the present pipe lin
| which brings the water down frol
Crow creek This new pipe replace
old wooden pipes, and will great
{ improve the purity of the city waite
supply.
: John Edwards. James Clark an
Martin Harrity are under arrest a
r Spokane, Wash. for a murder con
r mitted near Glasgow, Mont. Tw
i men were stealing ride on box cal
+ Five men entered the car and aftt
: robbing them ordered them to jun
t from the train. While they were he
/ itating, the men opened fire. One
0 the men was shot in the back and die
s few hours later.
Was it luck or the power of man I
foretell the future? Never in the hi
/ tory of mining has so many Klondik
r been discovered all through the we
9 as at present-especially in Montan
O Idaho and Utah. Mr.. John Dubar,
e young man from Milwaukee, wi.
IS after prospecting for several yea
e without any apparent success, dete
4. mined to try the powers of DIR. c,
q Perrin, the noted palmist, now tou
.e ing the west While sojourning
" Great Falls three weeks ago, the met
ir ing was held, and now comes repo
t that Dubar has unearthed what G
n experts claim is second Anacono
Id Dubar claims Perrin told him il
where the mine was, and in terrific
too that had never been visited by t
lucky prospector. 1t is located abe
" fifteen miles southeast of Deer Lod.
m Mont. Assays from the ore run We
m high.
Y After erecting stamp mill of
e. stamps in the st, Louis district. n,
IL Helena, Mont, the Diamond Hill co
I'd pany has discovered that it has
m enough water to run the plant at h
is its capacity, and it has been clio!
down
Albert Rogers was arraigned in
district court at CheVenne on the 4