Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-06-02
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Anna j, bOOullllc mas D'ttn cOfnnlS-
stoned postmaster at Stone, Ida.
A new weekly paper has been start
ed at Boise called the Silver Champion.
| John f. Murray is editor.
Original pensions have been granted
Thomas Hanlon. Nez Perees, s6, and
James X. Watts, Bellevue, Sl2.
Forty-eight veterans followed the
.emains of Jerome c. Lawton from the
soldiers home to the cemetery.
Tohn Mangan, who fell down a shaft
II the Poorman, near Silver City, is in
bad way to recover complete use of
himself
Mr.. D. A. Sanders of Pennington,
Utah, has purchased the Mcmillan
farm, just north of Rexburg, and will
make that his future home.
A stockman who is an authority,
saws that there will be at least $4,000
more range sheep in the neighborhood
If Haley this summer than last.
Governor Steunenburg on Monday
stated that he had notspp to that time
received any official 1otice of Idaho's
1uota under the second call for vol.
unteers.
Recruiting officers report that appli.
.ants for enlistment under the second
.sll for volunteers are being sent in
apidly, and there will be more than
enough for Idaho's quota.
The rain that fell throughout the
state during last week did power OF
good to growing crops of all kind and
he farmers are happy over the bright
prospect of bounteous harvest.
Dan Harrington died of disease of
he heart, at his home in Broadford.
De came to this region from the old
county seat, Rocky Bar, as deputy re-
order, and was about go years OF age.
Two Spaniards have filed with Coun-
~ Recorder Kingley at Boise their in
tention of becoming citizens of the
United States. Their names are
Aguinehona Yuan and Gabriel Urizar.
William e. Tay has been appointed
postmaster at Horseshoe Bend, Boise
county, vice II. H. Clarke, resigned.
Edward f. Compton has been COM
nissioncd postmaster at New Ply
mouth, and Miss Effie Taylor at White
Birs
Bishop David Williams, an Idaho man
who died in Salt Lake, Utah, Sunday,
was rather peculiar character. Two
years ago he returned from mission
TO England in the interest of the Nor
mon church, and on his return not only
-r- renounced Mormonism but the entire
Christian faith. Three months ago he
published pamphlet in which he at
tempted to disprove the resurrection OF
Christ OF late he has been much
troubled by reason of the fact that he
had for years taught what he laterly
considered error, and was preparing te
make trip to the scene of his former
missionary labors to unsay all that he
had said there.
At Wood River Frank Fisher, fore
man of +. r. Gooding, the sheer
grower, has been arrested on a war
rant charging him with felonious in
tent to murder James w. Burns. Ill
is out now on $500 bond Circum
stancial evidence will prove damaging
j. L. Roberts, director of the mint
and I. T. Sawayzee, chief clerk of tn
treasury department, arrived in Bois
Monday and made an inspection of tn
assay office. Mr.. Roberts pronounce
this the model assay Office of the coun
try
William Grass, painter of Boise, wa
literally murdered by his horse. TIL
horse threw him, his head striking tn
pavement, rendering him unconscious
when the animal attacked him vicious
", crushing his skull with repeate
blows from its fore-feet.
A bill to change the location of on
term of the Idaho federal court ffor
Blackfoot to Pocatello has passed bot
houses and has received the president
signature. Considerable oppositio
was brought to bear against the bill
but it is now law. Id
The convention of Idaho Sunda
schools held In Boise last week eleete
the following officers: President, Ho
ace f. Neal of Boise; first vice-pres
dent, b. H. Clay, New Plymouth; co
responding secretary, j. b. Wright; r
cording secretary, G. G. Stevenson, Bois
At Pocatello, Joe Mombert tried
collect a bill of Frank Kensla, who {
most beat him TO death for his troubl
Kensla was arrested and placed und
$500 bond to await the result of
work. At the trial he was given {
months in the penitentiary.
The Idaho volunteers, 672 in nu
Der, were given grand ovations a
wagon loads of delicacies all along
line to the Golden state. They MARI
Cd through the principal streets OF
city of Portland, Oregon, and cross
The willamette river bridge.