Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-11-16

&Hin the uem, on Miller mountain, near
slyer City, that averages $50 to the
Joseph 0Donnell, Silver City
miner after forging orders to the
amount of about $50, left for parts un.
known.
T. Holcomb, the Idaho volunteer
soldier who has been i'll at ST Alphon-
BUS hospital, Boise, since his return to
1 the state died there last week
friendly suit enjoining Boise from
issuing $4,000 of funding bonds has
been begun by Frank r. Coffin, in order
10 test the councils right to issue and
negotiate the securities.
DR.. Patrie, son of Secretary of State
Patrie, was last week installed as
pbysian at the Soldiers Home He
succeeds DR.. Springer. who went will
The Idaho boys to Manila.
Governor Stuenenberg has returned
10 the state after an absence Of several
weeks most of which has been spent
Hin Washington on business relating to
retaining government troops in the
Occur d 'Alenes.
Monte Jarrett. gay Lathario of
Irangeville, was shot by Mrs. Grant,
| brass widow The wound is not ser
| ous. No statement has been made as
to the cause Of the shooting and no
arrests have been made.
The tailings of the De Lamar mill at
Silver City are being worked and yield
per ton. About 10000 tons have
teen run through the mill, leaving
about 125, 900 yet to work on There
v as cool million in the dump when
work started, pretty good record for
b mine.
L The Boise assay office Saturday last
shipped S93, $50 represented the re-
fepts for the FIRST ten days Of Novem-
be- The shipments for the cores
L bonding period last year were S3G, $50.
p far this year the total receipts ex,
feeu Vnose ioi l"e ehIite Twelve iilouIHs
d last year by 100000
The closing scene Of the case of the
occur d'Alene miners, convicted for de-
Ehying the United States mails. was
Enacted Saturday when United states
Marshal Ramsey and six guards left
fth the ten prisoners bound for the
I
St nited States prison at San Quentin,
NIal. They are under sentence of twen-
k.two months Imprisonment BY
GOOD behavior the men can reduce their
Mntencc sixty days. They were also
hned by the court 81 900 each, but they
fmaE be relieved OF this by taking thu
Ftnpers oath
2 The Supreme court has reversed the
bdgment of the Second district cour
II the case of Charles o. kncen. appel
hnt, VS.. Gnstav,I. Halin and wife. from
Iatah county. The decision disposes
aof matter respecting the time whom
f hnd purchased from the government
Ssnnaer the nre-emption filing becomes
community property as against mort
5 fage lien. The action was brought to
hreclose a mortgage given for money
paned to pay cost of proving up and
Fging the government. and the mort
gge was held to be lien PRIOR TO the
eht OF Halin's wife
Colonel W. H. Dewey andJ. J. Rogers
Sd Boise, recently secured from the
hegutors Of the estate owning the
MoclI OF the Ridcnbaugh canal
\ NJ option on the great property for
100000 including the bonds. The
Rtion, which runs for year, has been
nrned over by them to Mr.. Oxnard,
" e Nebraska beet sugar man. The
tier contemplates putting in a large
peet-sugar plant in Boise valley. II he
Akes up the option ne "ili secure
9oo acres owned py Ihe com Pahy III
altioh TO lhe canal. oNhuro haa an
pert investigating various SECTIONS
'"e west Tor thfee ihoiltiiS' no re-
iaeu thae the hoise VaiieN was oe''er
-" 70 oee1 sugar culture 'u"n '"S