Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-06-29
THURSDAY, June 80, 1899.


? mines was in this place Saturday.
County Attorney Sinnott and his
little son Phil, visited Glenn's Ferry
Tuesday.
Head Light Oil 1926 per case,
and Gasoline at ~ SO per case, at
! Fletcher's.
Miss May Kelsey has returned
from visit with Miss Ruth Hyde
ct Bruneau.
Ice cream freezers, 2 at. $500, 3
OF. 1915, at. 1925, 6 ct. $3.50,
Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
Mrs. J. M. Cowen has been on
little Camas during the past week,
assisting her sick friend, Mrs. Her
rick.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Reynolds
and their son Charlie, spent Sun
day at Marion Daniels ranch on
Canyon creek.
]. J. McGinness was in town Sat
urday from Cold Springs, and while
here delicate looking John made us
an appreciated visit.
Mrs. Sommercamp and daughter
returned on Monday to their home
in " eiser, after ten days visit in
this place with relatives.
Miss Strickley, sister of Mes
DANES John and Hiram Gray, ar
rived here recently from Salt Lake
City to spend the summer.
Claude Underwood celebrated his
fourth birthday last Sunday by en-
tertaining about twenty little
friends at an ice cream and ca4e
spread.
G. D. Canon informs us that his
Bird and Live Yankee mines are
proving good properties. He is
now erecting a small mill and con-
centrators at these mines.
In last weeks issue we inadver-
tently omitted the names of two
officers of the new Eastern Star
Chapter, namely: w. H. Manion,
warder; II. Willis, sentinel.
All members of Miriam Chapter,
No 16, 0. e S., are requested to
meet at the K. of P. hall Saturday
evening at $50 sharp to finish inn
portant business connected with
the chapter.
Judge J. T. Sprague is coming
over from Boise to assist Euterpe
Band on the Fourth. These must
clans have been praeticing nightly
recently and will give some splen-
did music on the Fourth.
Col. Chas. w. Miller, owner of
the Tahoma mines and mill at At
lanta, came down last evening on
his way to Boise. He reports every
thing lovely at that camp and the
wagon road open and in good trav-
cling condition between that place
and Rocky Bar,
Miss Pauline Dawson arrived
here from Weiser Monday evening,
having been attending the Weiser
Academy during the past term.
After visiting with friends in this
place she will depart for Denver to-
morrow evening, to join her father,
Mr.. James Dawson, and Mrs. Rou-
seleaux, her grandmother, where
she will reside permanently.
4 Assessor Art Davis returned Sat
purday from an official visit to At
lanta,4 He says that Gus Carlson
had secured the contract for build
ing new road and hauling ore from
the Yuba mines to the mill, and
that his big teams were on the road
about half way between Rocky Bar
and Atlanta when he came out.
They had considerable snow-shovel-
ing to do, but doubtless reached At
lanta by last Monday. Mr.. Davis
corroborates all the good reports re-
Gently coming from Atlanta and
predicts lively times for that camp
before snow again flies.
The suit against Mrs. Hanique,
John S. A. Silverton, Robert Graft,
Charles Cannon, Amador Golindo
and w. H. Drenter, alias Butcher
Bill" who were arrested on COM
plant sworn to by J. NJ. Ratallac on
charge of threatening to kill, came
up before Judge Swan on Saturday
County Attorney Sinnott appearing
for State and K. |. Perky for de,
PENDANTS. 1t being shown that il
was necessary that several witness
es at Pine Grove for the prosecu.
ton and defense should be sub
poenied, by consent Of both Attor
neys, the suit was transferred t.
Judge Nordyke's court at Junction
Bar, it being the nearest for The
convenience of the witnesses. TIL,
defendants were then committed t
the sheriff who left here on Sunday
Judge N ordyke's court. Since put
ting the above in tpye we learn tina
the above parties had a hearing be
fore Judge Nordyke Tuesday anC
were all discharged.