Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-08-18

train about half mile below town an
instantly killed.
J. II. Tydeman, a blacksmith at Bill
ings, Mont, was arrested August 1otf
charged with outraging his little stel
daughter, Ellie, aged 8 years, and ha
been held for trial.
AT Georgetown, Colo, Mr.. Herbel
Geddney, young miner who had hi
back broken a month ago by mass c
rock falling upon him in the tunne
level of the Pelican mine, died Al
gust IA.
Thomas s. Ridge of Kansas City
in Colorado, in search of two younI
women who have fallen heir to an es
tate in Georgia which is worth sec, oOC
The girls names are Marguerite an
Mary Sanders.
@. Baker, formerly of Salt Lake City
Utah, who was in the employ of tn
Glasgow Mining and Exploration com
pany at Golconda, died recently a
Golconda, New. He has been ailing TO
some time past
When George w. Howell's circus al
rived in Pueblo the other day from
w llsen burg, the whole outfit wa
! placed under quarantine by the health
officers of the city, and not person
was allowed to go near the tents Oh
cars.
A. w. Stanton and j. w. Blake O.
! Oregon are both on the way with trai
sheep for Wyoming. Mr.. Stanton has
$4,000 head on the road, and will prob
ably find permanent grazing in that
state. Mr.. Blake has on the trail three
fioclfs.
The Occidental Colony company at
Wellington, New, which was organ
lied and operated by Russian Jews
is about to be closed out by Sheriff
Kinney of Carson and the colonists
will be driven from the land they have
cultivated.
Nearly every farmer in Mason val
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water for his stock The east fork OF
the Carson is dry, while the west fork
carries only small stream Several
of the farmers are using horse power
machines to hoist water.
The lumber for sixteen new homes,
70 be built at No. 3 prospect below
Diamondville, has arrived, and build
ing at that place win soon begin. The
prospect is being developed and will
soon be placed on the shipping list.
Another prospect is also being devel
oped in that vicinity of Wyoming.
The genuine old Deadwood stage
coach purchased by Hon. Colin Hunter
at Lusk, Wyo., for the Frontier day
committee has reached Cheyenne over
the Denver & Gulf. 1t looks as natural
as 1t did IL years ago, when pulling
out of Cheyenne with six horses for the
great Black Hills gold camp.
The claim of f. w Whitcomb of
Cheyenne for $1,000, on account of In
dian depredations, has been allowed bv
the United States court of claims. and
Judgment for the amount secured. The
commission is taking testimony in the
case of the estate of BENJAMIN Stevens.
who was killed by the Indians while
living near Hat creek station on the
road to Deadwood
Albert Mcintyre, son of S. A. Me
lntyre, better known as "Rattlesnake
Jack" of Buffalo, Wyo., was bitten bv
a rattlesnake recently The boy was
gathering sage brush to mask some
traps, and reached down in the clum
where the snake was concealed. He
rode twelve miles after the accident
and was placed under the care of a
physician, and the boy is now ont of
danger.
While descending a ladder in the
shaft of the Emma mine No. 2, August
10, Leadyille. Colo, Staffaroni fell to
the bottom, a distance OF PTS feet. and
was crushed to a pulp. Staffaroni
was a single man and came from Scran-
ton, Pa, three months ago.
Areward of 500 has been offered for
information concerning the parties
who set fire the other day to the fiume
running from Hobart creek to Lake
View, New, and five sections of the
fume destroyed. The intention was
to prevent its reconstruction.
f. d. Payne, a well known merchant
IF Rosita, Colo, was struck and fatally
injured by lightning one day last week. |
His breast was burned and the shock |
$ thought to be fatal. The four horses
which he was driving at the time ran
way, demolishing the wagon.
While riding in light spring wagon
n the road to Panaca, New, a man
amed Gardner, from Utah, by the
Wheel of the wagon dropping into
huch-hole was thrown from the seat
. the ground and his arm was broken
10 went to Phoebe and had his arm Sc !