Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-08-03
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Min Home, Aug. /, 1899.
Card from rIarshal Carroll.


Card from rIarshal Carroll.
To the Public:In reference to the article in the
Gilmore County Republican anent my arrest and fine,
wish TO say: Christensen and his half.hrothur
singled out my from six seven other cows that
were coming home about 1880 Sunday evening" and
on horseback drove her around to a standstill and
when they saw me coming they dropped her and ran
into the Of ''the gang" Main street for pro-
lection In answer TO my question to why he did .
not take the whole herd, Christensen replied, "be
cause yod mpounded my brothers COW, at the same
time putting up his two mitts before his tace and
proceeded to talk not through his hat but through |
his fingers regret that got in but one blow, but
there's more in allegiance il occasion requires. For
this | was taxed $40 and trimmings which amount
was Immediately paid. The greatest surprise to them
was that plead guilty, thereby euchering the "jury
gang" and few punk witnesses who We're sta.
toned sentinels along the line, ont of their fees
as such jurors and witnesses This probably ac-
counts for the OF the High Chief Mossmarne
OF the Elmore Republican
our esteemed gang J. P, with alacrity seldom dis
played in justice courts had his decision ready when
| entered his court Tuesday noon. l went to
talk to my attorney and returned, and having oc-
casion to see him again, "Rinie" said if left the
room again he would fine me for contempt Of court
Cpon my insisting, he said: "St down. or III throw
<vou in for contempt But it was all right appa-
rently, for him. socaed administrator Of justice,
to to the Incubator office for reinforce
ments which came in the shape Of old Cushion Foot,
who, entering, asked ii decision had been rem
dered. replied that two three decisions had al
readp been rendered, and then paid sl555 ehalkcd
against in the interest Of justice and at the Pres
ent writing am still doing business at the old stand
AS regards another item pointed out to in the
Gilmore Republican, wish to say that Simpson and
his informant liars, Smith was allowing his
COW to run all spring and summer, at night timea
thing no honest citizen would do. Complaint was
made about the matter to me, and made several at
temps to get the COW, but unsuccessful these
occasions. The facts Of the matter that went to
impound Smiths after it had made various raids
on the neighbors, and in driving her up Smith had
his wife and brother stand and bawl like calf which
caused the COW to return to her calf The third time
she ran back he let down the bars and refused to let
me have the animal, Being natural born" cow
ard, is not surprising that he is st suffering with
n,nou prostrAton from the sight Of a revolver, be-
ms u4uled up from my trousor leg, where it had
slipped during my eff orts to keep pace with the
In dealing with this and his kind gun is
supernuiy back-h across the mouth and
nose Will show his want Of courage.
JAMES CARROLL
Mountain Home, Idaho, Aug. |, 1893.
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Have your property insured with
w. d. Reynolds.
Miss Gertie White returned to
Boise last Thursday.
John Neil went east yesterday
with carload Of fine horses.
Davis Ewing, the Pine mining SUI
,tperintendent, was in town last
evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. J, NJ Cowen went
to Boise by last nights train for a
short visit with friends.
Miss May Kelsey has returned
home after delightful two weeks
visit at Mrs. Hices' farm on Canyon
creek.
Idaho Falls High Patent Flour
soc a sack. Your money back if
not satisfactory. Chas. r. Kel
sey q Co.
G. Jackson was in town Tuesday
from his ranch. He has entirely
recovered from his severe illness a
short time ago.
We have IL gal fruit jars, 80
per dozen; l quart 1925 per dozen;
pint at $1.00 per dozen. Chas. r.
Kelsey u Co.
Mrs. O'Brien, after two months
visit in this place with her sister-in
law, Mrs. A. NJ. Sinnott, departed
lrst evening for her home in Colo
RADIO City.
Miss Curtis of Ottawa, Ohio, who
has been attending the convention
of the National Education Associa-
ton at Los Angeles, Cali, arrived
here Tuesday evening on a visit
with Mrs. Perky.
Sam Kincaid and wife and their
son Emmett departed yesterday for a
visit with relatives in Missouri. In
September Mrs. Kincaid and EN-
nett will probably accompany Mr..
KincaiG to the Klondike.
e. c. Helfrich has coDtfacted
with Messrs. Whitney Willis and
Ross for the erection Of "a commo-
dious addition to Ms dwelling
/, house, and they are Eow busily en-
, gagged at framing Mmbers for the
same.
, DIR. A. G. White, formerly rector
Of St. James Episcopal church in
this place, is now rusticating in Eu-
, rope. He recently visited Naples,
!, Rome and the ruins of Pompii. He
; also climbed Vesuvius and stood
) within foot Of It's crater, perfectly
spell-bound by its grandeur.
: Judge Stockslager passed through
t here last evening on his way from
5 Oregon to his home in HALEY
4 While in Portland few days age
: the Judge met John Helfrieh, for
e merly Of this place, who is now an
b express messenger on the Grea
Northern railroad and doing well.