Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-03-02
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IDAHO NEWS.
The Boise assay Office in one day
shipped S19, 900 worth of bullion.

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the Indians on the last pay day at the
Grow agency.
Jerry O'Callaghan of Bonner's Ferry
has 100000 feet of logs out, ready to
raft down the river
Five cars of hogs from the Camas
prarie country were shipped from
Genesee for Klondikers.
The state land board has determined
to sell the remainder of the school
lands in Bingham county.
A Lewiston banker states that a
great deal of money is coming into the
local banks for investment in neigh
boring properties.
State Auditor Andersons report
shows the bonded Indebtedness of the
state to be s393, 900; floating debt, $780,
423,6o; total S725, ,424.6o.
The recent damage to the Oregon
Railway Navigation track at the
Bunker Hill and Sullivan mill at Wal
lace was largely caused by break in
the flume.
AS result of the operation of the
Northern Pacific in extending their
line into the Clearwater valley, a new
town is building below the mo lth of
Lapwai creek.
Gray wolves are causing the stock
men in the Little Basin consideraSiei
that section and they have killed con-
siderable stock.
Articles of incorporation of the Paw
cite Valley Melon Growers association
have been filed with the secretary off
state. The capital stock of the asso-l
citation is $1,000.
John Sparks, the Nevada cattle king
has turned loose in Cassia county roo
california quail, 500 at the San Jacinto'
ranch on Salmon river and 200 at the
Pat Garrity ranch on Rock creek.
h. Il. Green, manager of the BoiseI
Nampa Canal company, has received
from the east about 300 packages of
domestic coffee berries for free distri-l
button among the Boise valley farm
ers to be used for seed.
Articles of incorporation of the Ron
anza Power and Land company have
been filed with the secretary of state
The capital stock is $500, 900 and the
principal place of business is Pocatell
10. The directors are I. r. Perrin od
Blue Lake, Joseph w. Waldron and
Victor Bierbower of Shoshone and nj
b. Thomas and j. E. Richards of
Butte.
sensational suit has been fled
In the District court at Pocatelloi
Aionzo Heath and wife of Gray's Lake
have sued DIR. William T. Wilson Of
Soda Springs for $50, $50 damages for
malpractice. They allege that through
Dr. wilson's carelessness and lack Of
skill their baby died and that Mrs.
Heath has been wrecked both in nbvs;l
ical and mental health.
The snowfall in the mountains ;s
said to be the lightest ever known in
salmon this season OF the year, and
unless more snow falls the season will
De failure SO far as placer minino
ana crops are concerned, especially
the latter, where the water has To ba
divided among number, as is the case
on carmen creek, Big Flat, Geertson
creek and the west side of salmon
river watered by Jessie creek,
The suit brought in the supreme
court at Boise few days ago by State
Auditor Anderson against Secretary of
state Lewis was decided In favor ~
the auditor. In this case Andarson
brought suit against the secretary Of
state to recover s675, which the plairtia
alleged belonged to the state. and
which Lewis had received from tho
sentinel Publishing company OF Boise
1or transer1bing the session laws and
house and senate journals, preparatory,
10 being printed. The point at issue
IN the suit was whether the seeretaru
OF state could take private contract
for the work.
jessie the 16-year-old daughter of
Charles Sears, is dead at her fatbar,s
home at Lewiston, with a pistol hall
through her brain, fred b. her own
hand. She had lived here for wears
her father, being pioneer. She had
Just returned from school, dressed in a.
fancy dress, having participated in Al
dialogue She went to change her
dress, and moment later shot was
heard. Circumstances point to suicide,
put the absence of any indications of
aementia and the young lady's un-
elemished reputation, incline many to
oelleve that it was an accident.
At the Hope mine, near HALEY.
cavern occurred. Felix Labarge was
struck on the back by large boulder
and instantly killed, whils M. Z.
Bruner, who was only grazed by the
cavern, was badly bruised Llbargs
was 40 years of age and married