Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-11-02
IDAHO NEWS.

Stephen Cameron of Kendriels, Ida,
has been appointed railway mail clerk.
A company has been incorporated to
build and operate telephone line
from Kendricll to Jgangevile. Cap
ital $4,000
The precipitation in Boise during
the recent storms was more than three T
inches This is a phenomena record
for the state
The Berry mill at the Olympia in
Idaho City. ha, been started up The
mine is producing better ore than
ever before in its history
The people Of Puyctte are agitating
the building Of an electric road up the
payette valley, to control the trade OF
Emmett and other sections.
Boise has outstanding warrants with
interest thereon, amounting to $50, 900.
The city has been running behind
ever since the bond issue of 1894.
Articles of Incorporation of the
Idaho Industrial Institute. an indus,
trial school proposed for Weiser, were
filed with the secretary of state last
week
Two shotguns which the handlers
sdidn,t know >eere loaded, were dis
charged ia Boise last week. In each
case an innocent bystauder came near
being hurried into e+ernity
clutches north of Boise City limits
have been filled with filth which
threatens the health Of the city.
Those guilty Of thus poluting the air
and water viii be prosecuted.
Russell Bryan Of Boise, was seriously
hurt at Silver City last week wutle I'm.
loading timber. by being caught and
crushed. His injuries very serious,
and at first were considered fatal
Captain Carver Rowland, who was
formerly stationed at Boise Barracks,
led TO the alter in Manila on August
~, $500, Miss Hi zabeth Seuter Price,
daughter Of Major and Mrs. Price.
Specifications for the dam in the
payette, above Emmett. which is to
generate power to operate the pro-
posed electric railway from Payette,
have been filed with the state engineer.
A man named Bnrnal was arrested
at Rock Springs. Wyo.t last week hav-
ing 500 head Of sheep owned by Robert
Noble Of Silver City, il charge, en-
route to Omaha lie Is charged with
the theft Of the band
The indictment returned by the
grand Jury in the Wardner dynamft-
ers case includes the names of the 44a
men who are out on parole. or who
and 400 whose names are unknown. j"
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ander last week The wool was sold
nv ! y G Thiessen. and embraced his
entire two wears, elm amounting to
zoo ooo hounds The price was Is cents
ner no1na making the consideration
sac. .aaD.
named snider. who was one of the
locating engineers of the 2. &. /. y.
railroad pcrished in the storm in
II Round valley. near Salmon Meadows
Il sniaer had gone with a party up as
far as White Bird, and returning had
rome into camp in Round valley. lie
aud another party went out hunting.
81 They became separated. Snider did
not return to camp, aud the next day
party went out 10 look for him. They
found him frozen stiff He was lying
face downward. The terrible struggle
he had made against the elements was