Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-07-19
ELM0RE BULLETIN.
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william Getting was caught by a
falling roe's in the Cum berland mine
at Silver City and severely injured.
Lieutenant l. NJ Busby of Wardnor
has offered 70 raise a company of 1ao
I men for sertice in " n if volunteers
shall be needed
Senator Heitfeld has appointed
James A. Storer. son of Georga n
Storer, formerly of Idaho Falls. ca
det to West Point Military acadamy.
The governor has been informed that
the government has approved the bill
OF $3.50 4S for transportation of volun-
teers to Boise at the time of the mo-
bilization Of the Idaho regiment
Sheriff Campbell of Boise, has re-
ceIved letter from his brother. who
is at Nome, Alaska He writes that he
is greatly disappointed in that coun-
try.
Mrs Harry Richardson, while cele-
brating the Fourth at Nez Perce CITY,
hred giant fire cracker, with the re-
suit that her right hand was SO shat
tered that amputation was necessary.
AT HALEY, Charles Judge struck
Thomas brennan blow over the head
with beer bottle, inaictinp very
serious injuries. Judge win be tried
on the charge of assault with intent to
kill.
between twenty-five and fifty farmers
near Caldwell will sue the PHYLLIS
Canal company for damages sustained
through the company's failure to fur
nlsh water during the irrigating sea-
son of 1899.
). A. Czizek, state mining inspector
has returned from Milwaukee, wbere
he attended the session of the mining
congress. He was largely responsible
Tor securing the next meeting of the
congress for Boise.
Inc state treasurer has notified the
superintendent of public instruction
mat The semi-annual apportionment to
the schools amounts to $50, 760. 81. This
IS the largest semi-annual apportion-
ment IN the history of the state
DR.. Locke of Gibbonsyille was seri-
ousIy injured last week by a tree fall
ing on him while at work on some
mining property near Gibbocsville.
The injury consists of a severe frac-
ture of the skull and may prove fatal
Utah wool buyer, while on his
way from Market Lake to the Lost
River country, came near losing his
life from want of water. He attempted
the trip on his wheel ran out of water
and attempted to finish the journey ON
loot and just as he had given up all
hope and fell fainting, was rescued by
couple of boys.
The Blaine mill and the Trade Dol.
lar mines have been closed down nrob-
ably for a months time. The shpt
down was occasoned by the big en-
gine at the Blaine mill being wrecked
on the Fourth, the engineer overlook |
ing some essential details which AL |
lowed the cylinders to fill with water.
causing an explosion.
case of kidnapping occurred re- +
Gently in the Coeur d'Alene country. n
0Wede naEed Gus johnson kidnapping I
the u and l1-year-old daughters Of I
Herman Walkenthin. neignbor.
When johnson was last seen he was on
the lake with the two girls in boat.
and person answering his description
mas since appeared in Rockford with /
two girls.
d. ID. bryant, miner at the Morn
ing Star, at Mullan, is in the hospital
suffering from severe wounds. which
he declared he received at the hands
OF fellow miners, who told him if he
aid not leave the country the; would
XIII him. Bryant is regarded as
peaceable man, and il is presumed this
- SIMPLY an outbreak of the old trou-
bles. ~"
promoters of the p. & I. n. brand rs
raise the recent rumors afioat to the
erect that the Union Pacific had pur-
chased tnoir road The manager saws
that the intention is to push tracklay-
ing this fall as far as Council. thirtv-
'e mites from Cambridge, the pres
eht terminal, and that in all prohah hii
lty It would go through to tue seven
lewis early in the spring,
AT Troy, in Latah county. F. NJ
griffith fatally shot his wife. then fool,
large dose of morphine, ,and as he aes
from the scene, fired three shots at
bony Stargaves, who was driyinc
down the road in wagon. Stargaves
was not hit.
Nhlle crossing the south fork of
snake river near the Great Feeder
headgate at Idaho Falls, Mr.. AdoInb
and his team were carried down tho
current and both drowned. The body t
ot Mr.. Adolph was recovered about n I
mile below the ford. =
dohn Dube and Matt Sherer were I
killed in the Tiger mine at Burke bv a {
premature blast, and two other miners
injured at the same time. The sun Il
posed cause of the accident was de. C
feetive fuse, which fred the shot ton I
soon after lighting.