Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-08-02

leaving the poor miner 10 whistle
for his pay.
Charles White of Big Camas was
a visitor here yesterday.
Dan Reber came down last even
ing from his Gold King mines.
Geo. A. Mccormick went up to
his Lime creek mines last Satur-
day.
Captain James Baxter of Boise,
visited Rocky Bar the forepart of
this week.
Mike Manning of Cold Springs
took in the sights in the shiretown
on Saturday.
Under Sheriff Pnrtill returned
from Glenn's Ferry on Wednesday
morning from an official trip.
County Treasurer AXE started for
his cow-camp on Camas Prairie on
Tuesday evening to remain there
for the next ten days.
Charlie Walker was in town yes
terday from Echo. He reports
everything lovely in Cold Spring
valley and the hay crop good.
L. B. Green, member OF the bar
of the Supreme Court of Nebraska,
has formed partnership with X
|. Perky, under the firm name of
Perky & Green. Mr.. Perky the
senior member of the firm will be
in Boise portion of the time this
summer, but at all times will be in
a position to give his personal
supervision to any business en-
trusted to the firm.
In the selection of K. |. Perky of
Mountain Home, for the chairman
of the democratic state central CON-
mittee, no mistake has been made.
The choice assures the democracy
that live, active campaign will be
made and that the citizens of the
state will be given abundant OPP
portunity to understand and appre-
ciate what they have gained by
democratic administration in the
past and what they may expect
for the future. The ticket is made
up of clean, active young men and
the selection of clean active young
man like Mr. Perky meets the APP
prevail of all democrats. and inspires
in them all, renewed hope for the
battle against trusts and imperial
ism.-Pocatello Advance.
Sunday evening last Miss Edith
Hyde, of Owyhee county, left for
South Bend, Indiana, where she
will enter st. Mary's convent to
take the veil. Miss Hyde has been
pupil of ST. Teressa's academy in
this city for two years past and was
one of the brightest pupils of her
class. She is slight in stature, very
young and the possessor of a sweet,
girlish face. But the beauty of her
countenance ls not more beautiful
than the pure, lovely soul beneath
it, and although Miss Hyde is but
% years of age, her chiefest desire
was to unite herself with the sad
vespers of other lives. Boise City
Journal.
A local Republican wind TANNER
foresees Republican victory 10 Idaho
this year, because Idaho was al
ways Republican" prior to 1906.
Guess again. In 1892 Weaver,
Populist candidate for President,
carried the state, the Republicans
casting but $500 votes out of to-
tai of l9.407. In 1894 the Repub-
lican vote was but 10,208, out of
total of 24,591. Thus it is shown
that the Idaho republicans were in
a minority, even during their palmy
days, when the Democratic party
was carrying the odium of Cleve-
landism. This year the Republic
ans have Clevelandism and the
Democrats have more voters than
ever. Nothing short of criminal
negligence can defeat the Bryan
ticket in Idaho this yoar.-Salt
Lake Herald.
State Game Warden Arbuckle is
an expert on all kinds of games
that don't run wild in the woods,
and an old friend of his in this
county propounded the conundrum;
"Why did Steunenberg exercise
good judgment in making this APP
pointment2" Everybody gave it
up, when the wag said; 1T was be-
cause Arbuekle was dead on the
game" That may all be true as
to certain kind of games, but he
doesn't seem to take much interest
in the kind of game hunters are
Staying out of season. Arbuckle
may know all about jack-pots, but
pot-hunters do not disturb his equa-
nimity and peace Of mind.-Idaho