Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-07-12

| LIE W IeHldlu dI NOME,
Yours truly, J. w. BAILEY.
Mrs, w. c. Reynolds, we regret to
learn, is very sick,
Mrs. Jesse Campbell was visitor
here yesterday from Longtom,
"Bull-pen" Bartlett Sinclair has
joined the goldbug ranks-and
it is good.
Rev. G. f. Mason and family
have gone TO thu mountains for sew
eral weeks.
ROCK SPRINGS PEACOCK
COAL at Galloway & Wassom's
livery stable.
John Bryant came down from his
Lewis creek station Monday to in
terview the county dads.
Misses Bessie Paul Rose Lander
and Salome Sprague are visiting at
Mellen's ranch this week.
John Smith yesterday placed in
his Palace saloon a fine and hand
some mahogany cigar showcase.
Eastern Oregon is boasting Of adj
vance in price of horses and quotes
the market at $55 to 1925 for good
animals.
H. H, Holloway, formerly a re-
sident of this town, but who has
been mining at Silver City for the
past three years, passed through
this place yesterday on his way to
Salt Lake.
Mrs. D. B. Hyde Of Bruneau, and
Mrs. Hill of Mountain Home,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Crocheron, of Sinker, spent the
Fourth in Silver City, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. McCabe. Ava
lanche.
By direction of the executive
council of the International Printers
Union. the name of Gov. Frank
Steunenberg has been removed from
the honorary roll of Boise City Typ
ographical Union No. 271, and SO
announced by its secretary.
The Blackfoot News learns from
friend that 1.-THE sap is rising in
several candidates for office in
Bingham county" Glad to hear it,
though the news comes from anoth-
er county. Apparently there is not
even "sap" in Gilmore county.
Governor Roosevelt, nominee for
vice president on the Republican
ticket, is authority fer the pronun.
citation of his name. He SAYS it
should be pronounced Roosevelt,
with strong accent on Rose.
Salt Lake Herald: A Kansas
City paper boasts that Delegate
Barney Martin drained quart bot
tie of lithia water without taking it
from his lips "a quart of waterp
exclaims Colonel Henry Waterson
of the Louisville Courier-J Journal,
aghast.
The goldbugs of Salt Lake the
other day put up a "non-partisano
ticket at a school election and won
Now they claim it "a great repub-
lican victory" Such things have
been done elsewhere by "non-parti-
san" goldbugs and damphool DEM
ocrats.
The steamer St. Paul arrived at
San Francisco from Nome on the
10th. She reports that martial law
has been proclaimed at Nome City
The necessity for martial law arose
out of the jumping of mining
claims and other acts of lawlessness.
The St. Paul also reports a great
many cases ofsmallpox and typhoid
fever at Nome. When she sailed it
was thought, however. that the
further spread of the disease had
been checked.
Some newspaper men are terrible
liars. One of them writes about
cyclone saving that it turned well
wrong end up in the State of Miss
issippi. turned cellar upside down
in Wisconsin, moved a township
line in Nebraska, blowed all the
slaves out of barrel in Iowa and
left nothing but the bung hole,
changed the day of the week in Ohio,
killed an honest Indian agent in
the west, blew the hair off of bald
headed man in Texas, killed
truthful lawyer in Illinois, blew
the mortgage off farm in Kansas,
scared q red headed woman in
Michigan, blew all the cracks out
of fence in Montana, and knocked
the gall out of anti-fusion, Hanna
aiding Democrats in Mountain
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