Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-05-16
NORTHWEST NOTES.

Springs, Colo, has confessed to short
age of over SEQ, 900 in his Office.
Eighteen cases of smallpox have bro
ken out at the California state institu-
tion for the deaf, dumb and blind.
Fred f. Mulholland has been select
ed as presiding Judge, and Dick Har-
vey as starter for the Montana race
circuit.
The Dexter-Tuscarora mine at Tus-
carora, New, is increasing its force
materially, a number Of Utah miners
being imported last week.
E. s. McClindy, in at of insanity at
Boone's Ferry, Or, shot and KILLED
Howard Baker, and then killed him
self. Both men left families
The Great Northern repair shops at
Great Falls, Mont, were ordered
closed the sth, on account of the strike
of forty men for better wages.
w. M. Buttner, president Of the Ger
man American Savings company Of
Seattle, who is sought by Omaha OIL
GERS, charged with fraud, has given
himself up to the police.
President Mckinley will open the
Colorado state convention Of the Ep-
worth League at Colorado Springs
June 9th, with an address. The presi-
dent is q member of the league.
The body Of R. N. Pollock, the de-
faulting bank president who suicided
in Seattle, has been positively identi-
fied by his former pastor and friend,
Rev. r. A. George OF Cleveland, Ohio.
The men arrested at Laramie re-
Gently, charged with being members
Of gang engaged in looting Union
Pacific cars, have been discharged for
lack of evidence connecting them with
the thefts.
A fire believed to have been of In.
cendiary origin destroyed several build.
Butte, Colo, causing loss Of $4,000.
The Colorado Supply company was the
heaviest loser.
The strongest flow Of oil yet made in
the Florence, Colo, oil fields, was
struck last week in location about
two miles south of the wells formerly
driven, and the find has created new
stampede to that district,
J. r. Rawlins, former mine inspector
Of Utah, is under arrest at Seattle.
No charge has been placed against
him. He was arrested once before,
charged with engineering huge
Alaskan mining swindie.
R.F. Foster, an extra conductor,
was run over ut Wamsutter, Wyoming,
the 10th inst. He lost his left arm and
left foot, and died soon after the acci-
dent from the shock. He was mar
ried man and lived at Cheyenne.
Josiah Collins of Seattle, who was
recently appointed administrator OF
the estate OF Frederick Hutchinson,
one OF the pioneer miners Of the Yu-
kon, has discovered that he is in con-
troll of an estate valued at more than
$500, 600.
Sister Simeon of the Sacred Heart
hospital ct Spokane, WASH, is dead
from a runaway accident, and Sister
Gregory suffers from injuries which
may prove fatal. They went driving
with patient at the hospital and the
team ran away.
George Reeder, a ranchman living or
Trail Creek, near Livingston, Mon
tana, disappeared a month ago. and nc
trace of him has been found. Previ
GUS to his disappearance he had quar-
rel with neighbor, and each had
threatened the other. Investigations
are being made.
Edward C. Parmalee, who bore the
title of "Colorado's foremost Mason,
died at his home in Denver on the 10th
Mr.. Parmalee was sc years OF age ant
a native of Vermont, but came to Colo
RADIO when a young man and served q
grand secretary of the grand lodge 0
Colorado for thirty-fye years.
The Yakima Indian tribe is excitet
over the murder of Chief Tenawashi
, the oldest medicine man Of the tribe
who was shot in the back. The agen
. believes he was murdered because h
failed to cure several cases of small
pox in the tribe.
Judge Moses Hallett of the Unite
States district court has applied to tn
state district court at Denver for .
: injunction to prevent the collection
taxes on 100000 worth of persons
property, consisting of mortgages. ~
sessed against him.
: Smallpox has broken out in graz
n ing camp eight miles east OF Gree
! River, wyo., and forty laborers hav
been ouarantined. Eight OF the me
who refused to be vaccinated, will ;
prosecuted, as the Wyoming laws al
arbitrary in this regard.
l. The richest strike in the history
f ASPEN. Colo, was made in the fsmos
p MolIie Gibson, the ore showing r.
Is turns of from $50 to 600 ounces in al
e YER. The ore chute is known TO O
=, tend distance of 1000 feet and opez
y up unlimited possibilities
Help is so scarce in the vicinity
Lost Cabin, Wyo., that fockmaste
: have been obliged to engage force