Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-12-21
THURSDAY, Dec. 81, 1899.
Tom & Jerry and Oyster Cock
tails at Prince Albert's corner.

Ter of Ogden was i'll this place Sat
urday.
]. M. Coon has rented the Dorsey
cottage and is occupying it with his
family.
Do you know E. w. Oskins? If
SO please communicate the fact to
the Bulletin and be handsomely re-
warded.
w. D. Reynolds spent Monday
at Glenn's Ferry writing fire insur-
ance policies.
Mrs. Hice and daughters May and
Edna departed for San Diego, Cal,
Sunday night.
John and Carrot Daniels and
families now occupy Bob Burns
dwelling house.
The Palace saloon has been re-
papered and painted and presents
handsome appearance.
Rudolph 7. Zaspel and Miss Ida
Fugitt of Boise, last Saturday OBJ
tanned license to marry.
GET your wife that HANDSOME
COUCH at Cowen & Whitney's. Just
the thing for Christmas.
The school library will be open
hereafter from 2 till A o'clock D. m.
Saturdays instead of Saturday
night.
Drop in at CowEN & WHITNEY's
and EXAMINE their line of goods
BEFORE purchasing your Christmas
presents.
Mics Mabel Payne, after sojourn-
ing in Dixie land about four months,
will return home by tomorrow .>n-
ing's train from the east.
Holiday Rates.-One fare 70, he
round trip. Sell tickets on Decem-
Der %, "a, IS, 81 and Jan. 1; limit
to Jan. 3 for return. J. FL. Stewart,
agent.
w. s. White and wife came M
from Orchard Saturday evenin t,
visit Santa Claus headquarters in
this place. We had the pleasure of
meeting Mr.. White during his short
stay here.
John Smith, of the Palace, George
Robbins and Bert Affords, of
Glenn's Ferry, went to Parma Tues
day for duck hunt. AS John is
the best shot in the state, we exp ect
him to return with carload of
webfoot birds.
Mrs. H. Dorsey will this eve ming
depart for Boise, where she will
soon be joined by her daughter,
Miss Ethel, now in Iowa, and prob
baby make that city their future
home. Mrs. Dorsey has many
friends here who regret her removal
from our midst.
Joe Sullaway came in Saturday
from Rocky Bar, where he had
been with a wagon load of freight,
but owing to deep snow he was
compelled to abandon his wagon at
Wood creek. However, he arrived
home smiling and happy. He in
forms us that Judge Jim Tregon-
ming recently sold his gold quartz
mine to Seattle parties for $4,000.
Also that Superintendent Phelan
had increased the working force
on the Shields mine to ten men.
HI. G. Snyder, superintendent of
the Manawa mine in Volcano dis
trict, came in Saturday in company
with Superintendent VIM. Clemens
They experienced very severe snow
storms and were on the road four
days, distance of 40 miles. Mr..
Snyder has snug quarters built at
the mine and winter supplies laid
in--hence he is likely to uncover
something good by spring time.
John Tanner returned with Mr..
Snyder TO remain at Volcano this
winter.
Inasmuch as South Idaho will
be entitled TO the next state teach
er's association, and with the COM
pletion of Turner's grand hotel,
Mountain Home. with her school
facilities, will be able to take care
of conventions of this class in flu
ture, an effort will be made by Prof.
Mullins of Mountain Home to have
the association meet at this place
L next year. Mountain Home has
never asked for anything of the
n kind before, and ought to begin to
II be the convention" town the facili-
ties entitle her to be.
81 VIM. Clemens, manager of the
Y Blackstone mining company in Vol
cano district, this county, came in
last Saturday, on his way to his
home in Bear Lake county, having
suspended all work until next
spring, when he will return and re-
u sumo active operations. The loca.
Il tons of the Blackstone cover five dis
tinot lodges, in one Of which copper
# predominates and gold and in the
others. A tunnel has been run this
fall 80 feet which tapped one of tht
fedges at depth of 100 feet below
the groupings. From this ledgt
ore was taken that assayed $47 pei
ton. Mr.. Clemens predicts grea
future for old Volcano mining dis