Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-07-14
THURSDAY, July Ia, 1898.


sey & Co.
Mason Fruit Jars. Charles R
Kelsey & Co.
Big T -four $3.50 per hundred
Charles r. Kelsey 81 Co.
Lunch at IL o'clock; Dinner at
o'clock, at the City Bakery.
John M. Neil has gone to Georgia
with carload of nice horses.
], w. Latty was visitor here
yesterday from Glenn's Ferry.
Ice cream and cake. candies, nuts,
dates and fruits of all kinds at the
City Bakery.
The motto of the goldbug organ
is: "Toot my masters horn, if /
don't catch a sucker"
X. G. Baking Powder 25 ounces,
Is cents. Every can guaranteed.
Charles r. Kelsey & Co.
w. D. Reynolds, the jeweler and
optician, returned home Tuesday
evening from Rocky Bar.
Moving Machine repairs, ma
chine oil, tackle, rope, forks etc.
Charles R. Kelsey & Co.
Sam Gundaker went up to Pine
Grove by TUESDAYS stage to super
intend the removal and erection of
2O-stamp quartz mill for the Daisy
mining company.
Hon. Ed. Woodruff, manager of
the Gilmore mine, came down from
Rocky Bar Tuesday evening, on his
way to Denver. He will return to
the Bar next week.
Miss Kittie Wilkins of Bruneau,
spent several days here this week,
returning home yesterday after
noon. The Wilkins Co. will soon
ship from this point 100 head of
fine mares for the eastern market.
Frank Wells came up from his
placer diggings on the Snake to
spend the 4th in this place. He is
located about 10 miles this side of
Guffey, and says that he and his
partner are, with team, averaging
a cleanup of $40 per day in gold.
Jim Miller, formerly prominent
mining man of this county, sent us
the Christmas number of the Cool
gardie Pioneer, published near
where Mr.. Miller is now operating
in mines in Australia. 1t is TO-
page edition and filled with inter
esting reading matter.
+. HI. Davis of Rocky Bar Joined
his wife here Tuesday evening and
they left on last nights train for
Salt Lake, where Mrs. Davis goes
for medical treatment. Their many
friends here hopesthat Mrs. Davis
may soon return and with improved
health.
The delinquent tax list was
pretty well paid up and left but
little valuable property for Assessor
O'Neill to offer for sale yesterday.
The county was the purchaser in
every instance excepting the pro-
perty of Annie c. Clark, which was
knocked down to John Brady. The
sale was concluded this forenoon.
"Snoozer" is reminded that he
has been silent and snoozing long
time and that the gang is again get
ting bold. There are an even half
dozen of them firing away at us
through their goldbug pop-gun every
week, and though we alone are cap
able of holding them at bay, we
would welcome "Snoozer's" assis-
lance. But, maybe, Mr.. "Snoozer'
is one of the unfortunate men who
has been saved from financial ruin"
by the great percentum philantro-
pist, and that his batteries have
been silenced.
"Kunnel" Brodhead's scheme did
not work. He was appointed Reg
lister of the Haley land office as a
Democrat by Cleveland. After
McKinley's election the "Kunnel''
Topped and gave all his official pat
ronage to the goldbug papers with
the hope of being reappointed by
Mckinley. Heignored those friends
who had aided him in various ways,
as all political renegades invariably
do. but he got left. The president
has appointed Neil J. Sharp regis
ter and VIM. A. Hodgeman receiver
at the HALEY land office.
Corker's goldbug organ said last
week: "When Payne says the old
Republican company beat Rohrer
out of $50 principal and all the in
terest on their loan he lies, and again
he lies when he said Rohrer told
him So" Pray, who said one word
about the "old" Republican com.
pany. We certainly did not, be-
cause we know there were some
honorable men in the "old" com.
pany. 1t is very plain that some
shyster wrote the above quoted sen.
tence. Mr.. Rohrer has, in the pres.
ence of several witnesses, reiterated
all that we published last week
about his treatment by the gang
and says that he could tell much
more. If Rohrer misrepresents the
the ''saviors" of this community
from financial ruin" why don't
L..