Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-05-10
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will be the largest in the history O,
the state.
Jack Allison. formerly of Boise, who
was tried at Burns, Or, on charge of
rape, was acquitted
Huntington laid it over Boise in a
ball game last week by score of 25 to
9. Boise is evidently not after the
penant this year
Walter Paxton left last week for
Dawson. He will help in the shipment
OF band of beef cattle from Seattle in
which he is interested.
Harry Graupner is under arrest at
Boise charged with forging the name
of man named Taylor to New York
Canal company time check, and secur-
ing SIS thereon.
William Hutton of Boise has gone to
Cape Nome, Alaska. His uncle, Joe
Hutton, is already in that gold region
and wrote his nephew to come at once
before the gold claims are all gone
State Auditor Sine, sir has returned
from Washington, .. G., and declares
that it is his opini, n that the invest-
eating committee sill sustain the ac.
ton of the author tics in the Wardner
riots.
The Hotel Weiser. at Weiser is being
enlarged by an addition 6Ox2Oo feet.
two stories high. =. The improvement
viii cost $1,000 There will be two
large storerooms below, and thirty
rooms IN the second story
Senator Sboup has introduced an
amendment to the sundry civil appro-
priation I'M providing for the payment
of S4,759 to Nez Perces Indian scouts
who served with the United States
troops in the Ne perces war in 1877.
Joseph Sardy was killed in well on
the farm of w NJ. Godall near Boise,
last week. The well was sixty feet
deep. The sides caved on him covering
him with several feet of sand and
gravel. 1t took twenty four hours to
get him out
Fire last week wiped out historic
landmark at Lewiston known as the
old corner and caused property loss
of S. 600. The building was used as a
courthouse in 1863, and the Magruder
murders were tried and convicted
here.
Percy and Theodore Reynolds, two
17-year-old desperados, were sent to
the pen from Lewiston last week They
were convicted of rustling cattle. and
are charged with various offenses, rob-
berries, holdups. killing and driving |
away of stock, and have been a terror |
for two years,
Jarret Boin. Clearwater valley |
farmer, was overtalxen on a bridge by
"a freight train near Lewiston. He
sought safety at the side of the trestle,
but the rush of air caused by the train
made him lose his balance and he was
thrown violently to the ground, dying
shortly afterward.
President Burt of the Union Pacific,
and Short Line officers were in Boise
last week. where it is said their busi-
ness was Investigating the feasibility
of new line through Boise, avoiding
the hill at Glenn's Ferry and three
bridges across the snake. and encoun-
tering the old line at Payette.
INSTRUMENTATION. Bierbower. one
of the most widely known men in the
west, died at Spokane last week from
paralysis. He became a resident Of
Idaho in 1884 was elected to the legis-
lature in 1894, chosen president of the
senate and became lieutenant governor
on the resignation of f. J. Mills.
c. Wolston was captured at Boise
with bundle of clothes under his arm
that did not belong to him. He at
tempted to annihilate the whole police
force at once. but made sad failure
of it, and was booked for assault and
burglary.
Should congress appropriate the SUM
asked for $10.0 900, fish hatchery will
De established at or near Henry's Lake,
IN Fremont county. This sum would
be required to purchase the site, con.
struct the buildings and ponds and
provide other equipment
Boston wool merchants are sending
out circulars saying that the wool of
sheep dipped in lime solution will be
disseminated against. Notwithstand-
ing the reduction in price, wool men
claim to make gain by dipping in
lime, as it increases the clip
In the cemetery at Moscow, the body
Oh an infant, with its head bruised and
neck broken, has been found. The
enid had been buried in Inns to hasten
decomposition, but the lime preserved
the body in a perfect state. An inves.
tlgaton is being made.
Z W Beckwith, wanted in Utah for
stealing 200 head of cattle, has been
surrendered to the Utah authorities.
ne was caught at Montpelier, where
he attempted to ship the stock. He ,
was foreman of large ranch and inn
plicitly trusted,