Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-10-13
Gilmore Lodge, A. r. 81 A. NJ.
THURSDAY, Oct. ID, 1898.
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Fletcher's.
Stock Salt, IL cent per pound,
at Fletcher's.
Mrs. E. M. Wolfe returned Mon
day evening from Boise.
The Best Mans Shoe in the world
-Napa Tan, at Fletcher's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyd visited
the Capital city Tuesday.
jeff Whitson and wife of Bruneau
were visitors here Tuesday.
DR.. Smith has recently placed in
his office handsome little fire. proof
safe.
The BULLETIN regrets to say that
Uncle J. Stedman is again seriously
sick.
Geo. w. Fletcher has purchased
Perry Sprowrs South Boise river
ranch.
Mrs. H. L. Johnson of Challis is
visiting with Rev. Mason and
family.
Mrs. Oscar Hill and daughter de-
parted Saturday evening to join Mr..
Hill in Kansas City.
Miss Ida Fitzwater departed Sun
day evening for Washington, Iowa,
to be absent all winter attending
college.
The Republican is at liberty to
publish any lies it may please about
J. w. Bailey not being in the race
for senator, but such lies will not
prevent Bailey's election by large
majority.
James Downs, after taking in the
State fair at Boise, returned to his
President mine on Lime creek yes
terdav, where he will continue to
extract rich gold rock from his
mine and ship it to Salt Lake for
reduction.
The Mount ain Home goldbug
ring despises all straight forward,
honorable officials, hence their or
gan is particularly and severely sar-
castle in its criticisms of Probate
Judge White, candidate on the sill
yer ticket. Judge White simply has
walkover against his goldbug OPP
ponent.
The Republican says: "a vote
for A. G. Smith for auditor and re-
eorder is a vote for capable and
honest management of county af-
fairs" And the Republican should
have added, IA vote for A. G. Smith
is a vote.to perpetuate the damna-
BILE Corker HOWE Simpson Easley
goldbug ring of Mountain Home"
e. f. Woodworth, manager of the
Gilmore mine and mill at Rocky
Bar, came down by Tuesdays stage
and departed on that evenings train
for Denver. Mr.. Woodwork is a
very affable and intelligent mining
operator and we feel safe in predict
ing that he will place the old FL
more mine again on a paying basis.
lie informed us that matters under
his.supervision were working very
satisfactory indeed.
Judge Hepburn, goldbug candi-
date for Congress, and Ruick, can
didate for all that is in sight, spoke
to small, cold, freezing audience
in this place Saturday evening The
highest estimate we have heard the
audience placed at was so, men wo-
men and children-and this, too,
after bell-boys had been sent all
over town crying out: "Dance to-
night, after speaking, at the opera
house" The Statesman SAYS that
Hepburn reported that "the house
was crowded to overfowing," which
shows that even Hepburn became
an expert liar after one evenings
association with Mountain Home
goldbugs.
Hanna's money has arrived here
to be used in this campaign. Jerry
Cronin, the railroad section boss at
this station, is authority for this
important news, he saying that
$4,000 has come to Idaho, and out
of this sum 81 900 is to be spent to
carry Gilmore county for the gold
bug cause. Judging from the lib
eral display made by Jerry in the
saloons and on the streets few
days ago it is looked upon by many
that there is some truth in his as
sertion. In several instances of late
the disciples of Hanna residing here
have, we are told, made open talk
that persons who may be in their
clutches financially will be obliged
to support the Hanna HOWE Easley
ticket or suffer the consequences
later on when the day of payment
comes. But Irish landlordismn
does not yet prevail in free America,
we are happy to say, and never will
II the people vote right. Possibly
there are some parties not well
posted on the statutes regarding
intimidating voters, and if wise they
will keep quiet or take chances of
the law gathering them in to be
plucked of some of their surplus
gold.