Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-07-12
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Reports from Long Valley are to VI,
effect that crops will be abundant Il,
that section this season.
The Midland contractors paid of i,
the 2lst and 22nd of last month, al
tributing about S., 900.
The War Eagle company will soon
put up the twenty-stamp mill now a.
the Iowa mine at Quartzburg.
Boise is overrun with tough lot OF
tramps, and the officers are havip.
their hands full protecting property.
The Little Giant mine at Warren
has changed hands, the purchasers, Il
is said, paying 100000 for the prop
erty.
An ice plant will be installed AMI
i'm operation at Boise within the mex
fortnight, providing present plans pre-.
vail.
1t is expected that troop II, Sixth
cavalry, at Boise barracks, will be
sent to China to take part in the wa,
there.
Senator Shoup returned to Boise on
the 3rd from the east, and was given an
ovation by local Republicans as he
alighted from the train.
A corps of army packers have beer
organized at Boise for duty in the
Philippines. They expect to receive
orders to leave in few days.
Additional time was allowed for the
completion of the work of taking the
census, some of the enumerators not
having completed their labors.
William johnson met his death in :
mine at Mullan, rock falling from
the slopes above him and knocking
him into the shaft, where he fell dis.
tance of forty feet.
On the night of the Fourth OF July d
big dance was given at Idaho City, the
proceeds going to Placerville, which
was recently burned down for the
second time within year.
large sawmill at Sucker lake was
recently destroyed by fire, and as a
result Grant Jungnrs languishes in the
county Jail charged with arson, the
owner of the mill causing his arrest.
Peter Gombert fell down a shaft in
the workings of the Swansea at Silver
City and was instantly killed. He was
to have been married in short time.
and his fiance is completely prostrated
with grief
June was remarkable for high tenn
peratnre, reaching the 1913 mark, butit
was equalled in one year, in 1873, as to
mean temperature. The highest TEN.
perature in June of which there is Il
record was 107 degrees in 1876.
The supreme court has affirmed the
judgment against Paul Coreoran, the
Coeur d'Alene dynamiter. Corcoran
is serving n seventeen year sentence
for the killing of James Cheyne who
lost his life Ia the riot of April 30
1899.
Three sawmills in the vicinity of
Marsh have been temporarily closed
down pending adjustment of the ditfi.
culties with the government over the
matter of stumpage for timber cut
from the public domain TO supply tho
mills
j. Welden, farmer living near
Lewiston, while driving some cattle
across the Clearwater was swept from
his horse and drowned. His ive-year-
old son stood on the opposite bank and
witnessed the accident, but before the
lad could secure help his father was
swept away.
Bob Rentowl was drowned in the
Snake river near Caldwell on the
a6th. He was one of a party driving a
band of horses across the river. Mr.
Rentowl rushed one bunch down to
the water and another bunch coming
up behind seems to have crowded him
into the stream.
Lieutenant Paul Draper, who was
recently drowned while serving in the
Philippines, enlisted with the Six
teenth regulars at Fort Sherman at the
outbreak of the war. His parents re-
side at Moscow, and are Frustrated
with the news. Young Draper worked
his way from the ranks to second
lieutenancy.
farmer living near Emmett had a
visit from neighbors recently who
threatened to mob him unless he
changed his mode of living He is ac-
cused of beating his wife and daugh-
ter, recently breaking his wife's jaw.
The little one ran away to escape pun
ishment, and was in the hills four days
and nights without food.
j. L. Riees little girl, living near
Moscow, was chased for half mile by
conger, while out riding one even
ing last week The little one
whipped up her horse and out ran the
couger, otherwise she might have been
seriously injured.