Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
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knee.
A ledge containing 92 per cent mag
nesia has been discovered three mile,
from Albion.
Fifty bushels Of barley per acre and
wheat yielding from thirty to forty 1.
tSe record at tennessee.
Twelve cars of sheep, mostly lambs
were shipped to the eastern marke,
from Oxford last week
President Mellen OF the Northern
Pacific says that the o. R. & N. will
build road into Grangeville.
d small bear that was captured in
the hills back of Boise has been ship
Az ped to tenderfoot in the east.
The first carload of copper ore
shipped from the Occur d'Alene, from
the Monitor mine, netted 81 400 q,
Wallace.
An explosion in the Morning mine at
Mullan last week killed a miner named d
oRourke and seriously injured Charles
Matthews.
}. G. Elder OF Moscow is 80 we'll
pleased with the outlook for the sugar
beet crop that next year he will plant
seventy five acres.
Twenty-three graduates were turned
out by the Lewiston State Normal last
Il year, and much larger class will be
4 graduated this year.
Tie coming state fair promises to be
a record breaker. So man, demands
for space are coming in that all may
not be able to secure desirable accom-.
modations
Colonel w. II. Dewey, reputed to
be the wealthiest man in Idaho. &C.
cording to Boston dispatch, has wa.
gered $4,000 against $4,000 that
Bryan will be the next president.
big strike in quartz is reported
from White Bird, up on the state
road near Graugeville. The ledge has
been known TO exist for untold years,
but until lately it was supposed to be
bull quartz.
superintendent Anslie of the Sol.
diers Home, arrested at the instance
of a nurse in the Home for
criminal assault, was discharged by
Justice Kerrick of Boise, before whom
he had preliminary examination.
The new dredge recently installed by
the Boston a. Idaho Dredging company
near Idaho city is moving from 1900 to
100 yards of ground per day, which
averages well. The dredges will be
in operation until cold weather pre-
vents.
Another application for the release
of Paul Corcoran has been denied by
the chief justice of the supreme court
1t was sued for on the ground that
Corcoran had been denied the compul-
sorry process OF the lower court The
point will be tested in the United
States supreme court.
Dennis Crowley, of Squaw Creek,
near Boise, a prominent stockman
aged TO- with his aged wife, last week
took their first ride on the cars, when
they started on visit to Michigan.
When Mr.. Crowley came west rail-
roads were only thought Of by dream
ers"
Articles of incorporation of the Can
yon Canal company have been fled
with the secretary of state. Capital
stock 100000. Boise is the principal
place of business. X. p. Polwman.
Harry s. Workman, J. ID. Riggs, l. P.
Marcellus and Charles A. Myer are the
directors.
Bernard Lemp of Boise, the i4-year,
old son OF John Lemp, ran into bunch
OF bears on Shafer creek few days
ago. He shot and killed one weighing
400 pounds and his dog killed another. /
He says he saw no less than twenty of
the brutes.
While gang of workingmen were
constructing drain at Boise the ditch
caved in, burying one man up to the
chin. But for warning shout he
would have been buried alive, as he
was STOPPING over when the earth
frgan to slide.
More smallpox cases have developed
IN boise, and the opinion is expressed
'hat the plague can not be wiped ont
without burning Spanish town. In
'ne meantime the pest house Is likely
TO be overcrowded. as several suspects
are being watched
The grade of the Idaho Northern
from Nampa to Emmett is finished all |
'he way except on one hill. When |
the bridge across the Boise river IL
completed there will be no obstacle In
the way of laying rails, and Emmett
should soon be railroad town.
Walter Paxton of Boise has returned |
70 Dawson. In connection with the
shipment of live stock to the Klon.
a'ke' he has gone into eggs, which he
mas found very profitable. On his last
trip he took in fifty cases of eggs,
which netted him 5000.