Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-10-11
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IDAHO NEWS.


During the year ending June 80
25,4l3 acres of land in Idaho were pat
ented to the Northern Pacific railroad.
Dennis DAcey, an old-time resident
of Blaine county and one of Idaho's
pioneers, dropped dead at his ranch
near Soldier Saturday.
Bnger Herman, commissioner OF the
general land office addressed a largo
meeting at Boise last week in the in.
terest of Senator Shoup
Owing to the great demand for spa 90
at the state fair it was found necessary
TO oulld additions to some of the build.
ings and TO the exhibition stables.
Nearly twenty-five pounds, avoirdu-
pois weight, Of gold was cleaned up q,
the Stanley Basin dredge. near Challis,
short time ago, the result of seven
days run
Fire destroyed the livery barn and
store rooms of Henry Scott at De La.
mar last week, entailing loss oil
vi 500 on barn and contents, with
small insurance.
The inquest on the body Of Matt
Mailey, who was murdered in his place
of business at Wallace, resulted in a
verdict charging Edward Rice with the
crime. Rice is in custody.
load of salmon trout was driven
into Boise one day last week from the
Snake river and disposed OF on Main
street The fish were all of very good
size, weighing from s to Is pounds.
In Idaho during the fiscal year end.
inp June 30, $4,000 was expended by
the surveyor general for surveys, who
recommends 100000 as necessary foi
public land surveys in this state fol
the next fiscal year.
Judge Texas Angel, the Populist and
Middle-of-the-Roa candidate for the
supreme bench of Haley, has filed with
the secretary of state his resignation.
This was done in the interest of Judge
Stockslager, the fusion candidate for
the position.
Boises tirst exclusive wholesale gro-
Gerry esta blshment has been opened,
ssio It's opening marks another stage in
the commercial advancement of the
capital city. Heretofore thewh olesale
retail business.
The tifteen-months-old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Breshears of Boise
was drowned by falling into a tub OF
water, the parents being away from
home Mt the time, the little one having
been left in the care of some of the
older children.
Several families and business houses
Of De Lamar are laying in supplies of
coal at slightly less than $50 ton,
considering that even at this seemingly
exorbitant figure it is cheaper than the
poor quality of wood they get at from
$s to Sl1 per cord.
General Ainsworth, chief of the PEN
sion and record department at WASH
ington city, box of handsome Elem
Tokay grapes raised by Robert
Schleicher. Some OF the lunches
weighed five pounds.
Several months supplies and provis-
ions have been sent out to the Thunder
Mountain mine, it being the determin-
alton of Colonel Dewey to operate the
mine all winter, and he is taking no
chances on bad weather and bad roads
shutting off supplies.
John E. Glover OF Wisconsin and
John A. Humbird of Minnesota have
purchased $4,000 acres of stumpage in
Idaho, located along the headwaters
of the clearwater. The tracts contains
400, 900, 900 feet of high grade white
pine and over 1000, 100000 feet of
white and red cedar fir.
William II. Rdenbaugh and A. Rossi
of Boise, have. been arrested on
charge of illegally cutting timber from
the pubic domain. Mr.. Ridenbaugh
claimed the right to DO TINS because III
was on land known to be mineral in
character, and United States District
Attorney Cozier dismissed the case on
that ground 1t is likely test case
will be brought soon to decide the
question definitely.
The Idaho Industrial school at Weiser
will open for scholars on the 23rd. A
new building has been erected during
the summer, 2sx3s, with wing l4x24,
which viii be occupied by the scholars
and faculty. The association owns 320
acres of land and has leases on $50
more, which has been cultivated this
year From this over 1000 bushels of
wheat and other grain has been raised
for the benefit of the school.
The miners of the Coeur d'Alene dis
trict who fed from indictments issued
after the riots, and who, 1t was stated,
would be pursued and captured II pos
sible, aud brought back to Idaho for
trial, will be let alone and no effort
made to apprehend them,