Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-10-10
The Smoky Mines.


County Attorney Sinnott returned
from the Wood River country las
Tuesday, where he had been sine,
Thursday on legal and mining mat
tiers. Having transacted his lega,
business in Haley, he went tc
Smoky, where he secured a bond or
some valuable mining property fol
Chicago parties.
He reports an unusual mining &C.
tivity in that region, which was
quite mining center during the
silver days, but which went down
in 1913.
He met Major Fred Reed in that
region, who is now working the
Liberal NJ aggie-May group with a
force of forty men.
The Tyrannis is now running
with twelve men.
The Carrie Leonard is worked by
WIN. Turner proftably, under a
lease.
The Young America group are
operated by John German, close to
the old Smoky townsite.
Parties from San Francisco have
been investigating the Dollarhide
mines with the intention of starting
up, and the recent strikes on the
Smoky Divide will bring many to
that region next spring.
Nels P. Nelson, John McCabe and
Martin King have promising prop
critics in that region, with good ore
bodies uncovered.
Major Reed has just completed a
hoist on his Liberal" property and
5o-stamp mill is now going up.
Barrett Bros. are doing all kind
of shoe work.
Theodore Pierce of Smiths prai-
RE spent Monday in this place.
N. Muzzy returned to Bascom
mining district last Saturday.
Last week w. D. Reynolds sold
to Miss Anna Lodge fine Schaffer
piano.
When you are hungry and want
something good to eat, drop in at
"Birt's Place."
Will Henderson returned home
last Saturday from a two weeks
visit at Boise.
Deputy Sheriff Jim Nicholson
went to Rocky Bar Monday, on Off
cial business.
Shoes in endless variety for the
hot weather.
CHAs. R. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Judge Sinnott returned Tuesday
from visit to the Smoky mining
district.
Captain Rhoades went to Weiser
yesterday to appear as a witness in
the district court.
Frank Now illiams has returned
here from an extended trio in the |
Thunder Mountain country.
Our stock of groceries is always
fresh and up to date.
CHAs. R. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Samuel Wester. a bright and pop
nlar young man aged Is years, died |
from typhoid fever in Boise Tues.
day. He was well known by many
N this section.
We are agents for Mccormick
moving machines and rakes.
CHAs. R. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Surveyor A. j. Wiley went up to
Little Camas creek last week to as
list in the surveys for a new reser-
1oir.
Attorney Guy c. Barnum of Sho-
'hone was visitor here Saturday
aud made the BULLETIN office a
pleasant call.
l.. A. Beardin, a popular bust
ness man of Bruneau, and Mr..
Bridges, a pioneer rancher of that
valley, went to Weiser yesterday as
witnesses before the district court.
J. H. Davis, prominent miner
and mill operator of Rocky Bar, re-
turned here from Salt Lake Sun
lay and went home by Mondays
stage. He went to Salt Lake to
have piece of steel removed from
one of his eyes, which was success
July done.
D. Carter of Glenn's Ferry and |
Miss Ella Sheets were married at
Huntington, Or, last week. Mr..
Carter is popular fireman on the
Short Line, running between the
Ferry and Huntington, and his
beautiful and popular bride is
sister of Mrs. John Smith of this
place.
Last MONDAYS Boise Statesman
peaks thus of one of Mountain
Homes popular young ladies: "Miss
Winnie Wayte returned to her
nome in Mountain Home yesterday
,vening. Miss Wayte has been
,lerking for the past six months at