Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-05-18

THURSDAY, May Is, 1899.

DR.. VIM. f. Smith spent Monday
at the State capital.
Only few more DAYS to get your
picture at Chinn's gallery.
M. J. Carrigan was visitor here
Saturday from Glenn's Ferry.
Mr.. Bostwick, wife and children,
departed on yesterdays stage for At
lanta.
Mrs. w. A. REYNOLDS is this week
visiting her sick aunt, Mrs. Jones,
near Grand View
Mrs. Comes returned Sunday
from visit to her grandmother in
Boise, Mrs. Dunnegan, who was
very sick.
HI. G. Snyder, the Cat creek min
ing operator, returned Sunday
evening from a short visit at Og-
den and Salt Lake City.
Mrs. E. H. Jones was reported
very sick at her home on Snake
river a few days ago, but we are
glad to learn she is now much i'm
proved.
Sam Myer, the genial representa-
tive of the Falk- Block Co., Boise,
made a business trip to Rocky Bar
last week, going in with Sol New
conner on the first wheels to reach
the Bar this spring.
Miss Grace Mclaughlin came in
from Hagerman Thursday evening,
in the vicinity of which she had
been teachibg school, and on Satur.
day went out to the home of Mr.
and Mrs VIM. Wilson.
The Statesman, in an article last
week, unjustly criticised the offlcia
acts of Sheriff O'Eeill. He has
proven himself avery efficient off
Ger and gives satisfaction to the
people of Gilmore county.
Preaching next Sabbath at tn,
Baptist church. Subject for morn
ing sermon, "Whom shall we wor
ship?" Subject for evening dis
course, "God, or no God, which,
A cordial invitation to all.
Deputy Sheriff Purtill, on Mon
day sold under execution BAT.
sheep belonging to the late firm o
Boyd & Lifts, Evans, Snyder &
Buell. being the purchasers. Thu
ewes brought 50 90 per head, year
lings $3.50, lambs $l,O0
Joe Pearson, placer miner or
the Snake near Grand View ferry
spent Sunday in this place. H
represents that he has done fairl,
we'll gathering the yellow stuff thi
winter, and after the failure of wa
ter for mining purposes he expect
to return to Rocky Bar.
George Farber, the Pine Grow
merchant, who has been sick al
winter, passed through this plac
Thursday night en- route to Boist
where he will enter ST. Alphons
hospital 1t is the earnest wish {
numerous friends that Mr.. Farbe
may soon regain good health.
Jake Ulrioh came down fror
Junction Bar Tuesday and bring
the sad news of the death of Charlie
Davy, who, after long illness, die
at Rocky Bar on the 18th instan
Mr.. Davy was An old resident {
Rocky Bar and highly esteemed b
great many friends. The funers
took place Sunday under tn
auspices of the Masonic order, {
which he was a member.
Advertisement of estate of Wn
H. MoKim was filed in the Proba
Court last Friday and consists (
real and personal property as ia
lows: Junction Bar-mining int
ests, $1,000; miscellaneous, 1904 2
Mountain Home-real estate, $3.50
personal $40 Total $2714.25.
addition to the above are certtficat
of shares in capitol stock of the B
naparte G. & S. Consolidated Mi
ing Co., of Ohio, representing fa
value Of 100000 Also bonds
said company for $4,000. Cert
Gates and bonds are worthless, Q
u cept for evidence against claiman
IN of Bonaparte mine.
We desire to particularly call t
attention of taxpayers and patro
Of the Mountain Home public scho
to the financial report of Mess
Helfrich and Hanley, the prese
Il members of the board of trustee
n 1t is the first official school repC
that has been offered for public
ton for many years--though vert
reports have been heretofore Civ
by former trustees at the amt
meetings of the citizens for the pl
- pose Of recommending a special t
4 levy. How true Eome of the verl
statements proved to be, we v
leave for those familiar with
II past, and also the school records
say. For the careful attention
e. Ed. Helfrich and VIM. Hanley
our school matters during the p
term, there should be but one v
o dict: "Well done, good and faith
I" servants