Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-04-27

cause our Garnet, Grand View and
Oreana subscribers willreceive their
papers "a hours earlier than here
tofore, owing to close stage connec-
ton.
Mrs. Rosenheim is this week at
Dawson hot springs.
H@ Stop at the City Bakery and
give US trial.
Adm Hall came in from his Ben
nett creek home on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Golden returned to
Rocky Bar by Saturdays stage:
Ex-commissioner Sam Blackwell
of Cold Springs creek, was a visitor
here Monday.
Prof. Novinger of Shoshone spent
Saturday and Sunday in this place,
the guest of Prof. and Mrs. Koontz.
Oscar Zaspel of Big Camas is
quite sick at the residence of j. F.
Dyar in this place.
John McAtee, of Park City, Utah,
went to Rocky Bar yesterday to
visit with his brother, James Mo
Aztec.
1t is reported that Tom Hansen
has sold his placer ground near
Grand View to Jesse Campbell, re-
ceiving $1100.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hennesy and Miss
Mullany of Glenn's Ferry at
tended the ball given in this place
Friday evening.
Street superintendent Harris has
been busy for several day with a
force of men cleaning out the water
ways and repairing the streets gen
orally.
Sundays Boise Statesman says:
"Tate & Stein have sold the 0. w.
Smith Main street property to Geo.
V. Rude of Owyhee county; consid-
Grafton $780,"
Ike Fitzwater and Martin Knittle,
two of Rocky Bars respected and
jolly miners, came down by Mon
days stage to appear as jurors in
the district court.
Miss Mary Gray went to Boise
Yesterday to be in attendance at
the wedding of Miss Bessie Has
BRONX and Mr.. Shradv, which took
place to-day at high noon.
The Owyhee Avalanche has
come out in an enlarged and i'm
proved form. 1t is pleasing to note
this evidence of prosperity enjoyed
by our friends across the Snake.
The numerous friends of A. G..
Smith will be pleased to learn that
Bert sailed from Australia last Mon
day on his return to this place,
which he will reach in due time
provided his vessel is not captured
by some Spanish cruiser.
Commissioner T. r. Stevenson
has filed his resignation with the
County Auditor. Now let the sill
yer men of this district pick out
some good man and petition the
Governor to appoint him as sue
cessor to Mr.. Stevenson.
Kelsey & Co., last week received
National cash register from the
east, which for convenience and &C
curacy in large store cannot be
over estimated. 1t registers the ar
ticles sold, the amount, name of
clerk and the total amount of day
sales.
WAR! WAR; Mountain Home
is the seat of a great War demon
stration. For the benefit of St
James Episcopal church on Friday
evening, April Goth, in Hungerford's
New Opera House. Come early and
avoid the rush. Prices 20 and 35
cents.
A. j. Wiley of Grand View spent
Sunday in this place. While here
last Wednesday afternoon his
spirited team ran away, throwing
him with great force to the ground,
dislocating his left thumb and other
wise shaking him up pretty thor
oughly, but fortunately not doing
any very serious damage to himself
or the team.
J. H. Perry's 40-horse power en-
CINE was fired up Mond ay morning
and commenced moving the gravel
banks on Wilson's bar, one mile be-
low Garnet, on the Snake, and a
gentleman up from that place re-
marked to US Monday that "If that
engine equals expectations gold
bricks will pile up at the rate of one
hundred dollars a day."
The Salt Lake Tribune of the Goth
said: George A. Mccormick left for
Mountain Home, Idaho, last night
after a visit to his friends and rela
tives in this city, and will resume
work at once upon the Jinjo group
of mines to which he has had his
faith pinned for several years. Il
is understood that Mr.. Mccormick
has perfected arrangements for {
large amount of work this season.