Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-03-02
Frank Boyd is on the sick list.

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Frank Boyd is on the sick list.
John Noble came in from Boise
Monday evening.
Spring and summer shoes just
arrived. Kelsey & Co.
c. T. Rohrer is confined to his
house with sprained ankle.
Mr.. Pearson, of the firm of Kelsey
& Co. has been sick for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orebaugh went to
the hot springs last week to remain
several days.
Word came down from the South
Boise Sunday night that Mrs. ]. H.
Casey was very sick.
I. J. Schoff was visitor here
Saturday from Glenn's Ferry, and
made the BULLETIN office an appre-
ciated call.
The piping for Mr.. Wiley's Grand
View placer diggings has been ship
ped from San Francisco and is
daily expected to arrive at this
place.
Henry Howard, one of the stage
drivers on the Rocky Bar road, was
taken sick last Friday and was COM
PEELED to lay off for repairs at Wood
creek station.
Eg Remember the grand dress
ball to be given by the K. of p.
lodge on the evening of March 18th.
We promise 1T will eclipse any event
of the kind held in our town here
| tofore.
James Loveland last week receiv-
ed the sad news that his sister, in
Pennsylvania, had been killed by
gas explosion in her dwelling, and
that the house was totally destroy
ed by fire.
After about two months absence
R. p Chattin and wife and children
returned from Tennessee, accom-
panied by Mrs. Susan Chattin,
mother of our popular Bob, who
Will flolb llClC bOLlltblDlC.
J. ]. Little informs US that he
and his partners, Jessie Campbell
and Henry Little made a cleanup
at their placer claim on Snake river
opposite Grand View. a few days
ago. Four men and two teams
were employed, and after s days
stripping and 7 DAYS washing, they
realized $115 in gold.
See our window display of team
harness, $3.50 and $1,000 per set
complete with collars. Strap work
for harness repairs of all kinds
Team collars 1926, collar pads 81 j.
each. Two and four horse lines
So and SO 80 a pair. Compare
quality and prices before buying
elsewhere. G. w. Fletcher Co. Ltd
J. G. Kemp van Zee, mining
operator well known in this section
of Idaho, recently purchased thu
property of the Royal Consolidated
Mining Company, located abou
three miles from Copperopolis, Cal
ifornia. The Amador Dispatch
says it was an out and out sale
the price paid to the late owner
having been 100000. The prop
erty consists of six patented min
ing claims. The ore is said to rul
nearly $40 to the ton. Kemp ha
heart as big as an elephant, is
"hummer" for any mining camp
and Cid Calaveras county is forum
ate indeed in gaining such an en-
terprising and valuable citizen.
Captain John B. Irwin passed
through this place last Thursda,
en- route to Snake river, in the inter
est of New York gold dredging
company. Probably there is nj
better posted man on the extent
value and most available methods
of working and saving the exhaust
less stores of flour gold which Fathe
Time has ground in the glaciers anC
smelted in the furnaces of bygon
age, and sown with such a generou
hand at our door. During his brie
visit we listened with interest to tn
Captains recital of the success
which is attending the efforts of tn,
dredging company near Ontario
They have passed the experimental
stage and are now adding to theil
fleet boat $50 feet long by 40 fee
wide, which will handle 1000 yards
! of gravel per day.