Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-12-13
Town Trustees fleet.

Present, ]. A. Purtill chm, w, S.
Galloway, j. l.. Tate and j. D.
Morris.
Ordered that the following named
property holders be notified to build
gravel sidewalks along their prem
ises abutting following streets: W.
a Reynolds, Canyon street; Rich
ard Bennett, street in Johnson's adj
dition running north from north
west end Of Elmore street; c. ID.
Stillwell, G. II. Keefer, Mrs. Crut-
tenden, G. w. Smith and trustees
of Congregational church, Bennett
street
Bills allowed-Callaway & Was
som, pound rent and sundries, $685.
so; J, M. Cowen, treasurer's fees,
$11S5.
Joint report of Clerk and Treas
urer of finances from April y to
Dec. 5, was read and accepted as
read, and ordered to be published
IN Ine Eimore bulletin.
Clerk was instructed to revise all
ordinances Of this Village and sub
NIT them to the Village Attorney
for examination, and if approved
by the Village Attorney, to prepare
same for publication
Proposed Ordinance No. IS was
read for third time, but did not
pass, being considered imperative
Session was continued, the board
to meet on call of chairman.
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Mr.. Walsh departed Wednesday
for his home in San Diego, Cal.
Judge Golden and Charley Som
merlatt have returned to Rocky
Bar.
Dir. R. D. Roberts came in from
Three Creek Tuesday and that eve,
ming went to Boise.
Keep in mind the grand masquer-
ade ball at Glenn's Ferry on Mon
day evening, December oath.
For superior saddles, standard
hand made harness, at low prices
90 to NJ. J. CAVITY, Min Home.
John j. Tannep0has returned
from the mountains and will prob
ably spend the winter in this place.
Albert McDougall departed last
evening for the home of his parents
in Chicago. He is still quite feeble
from his recent severe illness.
John Neil returned home Satur-
day from a trip down in Alabama
and Georgia with a band of horses,
which he disposed Of at good fig
ures.
For sale-House of 7 rooms and
2 lots close to school building, for
merly the catholic parsonage. Aug.
NJ. Sinnott.
Dan. Reber, manager of Crown
Point mines, Dixie, has been APP
pointed state committeeman of the
international congress, to be held
at Boise in July.
Mrs &c J. Dockery, Chairman of
the Educational Committee of the
Columbia Club Of Boise, will be
here during the Teachers Institute
and read paper.
Buggies and other vehicles
painted il first class and artistic
manner by James Carroll. No cheap
dopes used on your rigs. Satisfact-
ion guaranteed or no pay.
Boise Statesman: Ore from the
Bird mine az Pine, Gilmore county,
is being milled in the Franklin mill
and with excellent results. The
property is owned by James X.
Winters and has very fine show
| ing, one chute of ore being espec-
tally rich.
A. J. Griffin, formerly of Cam
bridge, writes US from Nome to dis
continue his Citizen during the
winter, as no paper mail will be
taken in during the winter months.
He SAYS Notwithstanding all the
'hardluck' stories about this Sec
ton, | think we'll enough of it to
winter here ana expect to pull out
with a good stake next season. -
Cambridge Citizen.
Next Sunday is Decision Day at
the Congregational church. At
/ 1915 a. m. The Christians Deci-
sion: Ready for the Masters Use. "
Evening at 500 o'clock, The En-
quirer's Decision: ITO take the
step that was lighted" The
Young Peoples Endeavor at 700
O'clock. Subject; Contrasting
Christ. led by the pastor. The
Juniors Endeavor at 400 p. IN,
Subject: How are we to Confess
Christ? Gladys Loveridge leader
The Sunday School at 1900.
Zaccheus the Publiean's Conver.
sion. Prayer meeting Thursday
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