Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-10-17
ELMORE BULLETIN.
O PAYn hASM L. PATH
PAYNE 3 PAYNE, Publishers
IDAHO NEWS.

Concrete sidewalks are being laid at
Nampa.
Fifty-one cars of steel have arrived
at Nampa for the Idaho Northern.
The Odd Fellows grand lodge was in
session at Boise the first of the week.
School was opened in a new schoo.
building at New Plymouth last week
with forty pupils in attendance.
A local bank has taken all the issue
of $50, 900 water bonds issued by Cald.
well. The bonds were sold at par.
The Woodmen of the World lodge at
Boise will initiate 333 candidates on
the second Wednesday in Decem ber.
Nearly hundred teams are now
hauling ore for the Boston & Seven
Devils Copper company from their
mines to Council.
The son of John Joll, who lives north
OF Payette four miles, while wrestling
Thursday, was thrown so hard that his
1 hip joint was broken.
The state land board has taken the
last of the issue of the state refunding
bonds authorized by the last legisla-
ture, amounting to $los,o0o.
Edward Rice, who murdered Matt
Mailey, cigar dealer at Wallace about
year ago, has been sentenced to
hang the last week in November.
The state of Idaho received a gold
medal from the Pan-American expo
sition for display of agricultural pro-
ducts and a silver medal for display of
forestry products.
While Roy Harrington was on his
way home from Payette Saturday, his
horse stumbled and fell on him in such
way as to break the left leg between
the knee and ankle.
Arthur Burge, a 10-year-old boy who
lived in Boise until recently, was shot
and probably fatally injured at Seattle
last week, by playmate 12-years-old,
who was examining a revolver.
The Boise Brewing company will
soon begin work on three-story build
ing, which is an addition to their pres
ent plant. twill be the largest struc-
ture in Boise when completed.
After waiting for several weeks for
Boise to comply with the terms of his
offer to donate $40, 900 for the building
l Of road to Thunder Mountain, Colonel
B Dewey has Withdrawn his offer.
There were flfty-three varieties of
apples exhibited at the Canyon county
fair at Caldwell last week, twenty fl We
OF pears, nine of peaches and eleven of
plums. In the sweepstakes class, there
were 100 plates of fruit entered.
Four men attempted to gain entran ce
TO the Boise postoffice Friday night
about 10 o'clock, with the intention of
robbing it, but were frightened away
BY clerk who happened to be in the
office.
# new creamery was put in operation
at Boise last week. 1t has capacity
a OF $50 pounds of butter day, and will
handle the product of $50 cows from
the start. In summer it will engage
q In the manufacture of ice cream.
n The Canyon county fair was great
1 success. One of the surprises was a
display of corn from field that yield
ed eighty bushels to the acre. The
fruit display was very fine, and could
scarcely be excelled anywhere.
4 Henry Helmic, who went from Paw.
81 cite few days ago to the Whitney &
Dunn's log drive about go miles above
= Emmett, was caught by the logs in
q some way, breaking one leg in two
u places and bruising or breaking the
u other.
The census Office has given out bull
letin showing Idaho has six establish
ments raising trees and other nursery
stock, valued at S67, ,025. 1t also shows
that there were ia acres under cultiva
lion In 1899, the value of the outpu
was s3s,431.
David Kidd, who was recently con
AZ Victed at Albion of giving posonc,
whiskey to Harry Mcbride, with who's
n Wife Kidd was infatuated, has bee
sentenced to twenty-four years an
iour months in the state prison. Mrs
Mcbride is charged with being a part
TO the murder.
M United States Marshal Ramsey o
nolse, Monday started for Mcneil
siand with NJ. d. Snyder, sentenced t
I'VE years for robbing the postoffice a
on'pelier some years ago. Snyde
arrested but escaped He went t
sana and got into the penitentiar,
On his release he was rear
-, " answer in Idaho. but esca PEE
"a. a @l u Butte, being recaptured
surveyors have begun work ON a lin
& OF projected railroad Betw.en poi.
ana Idaho City. The route has a,read
IN oeen pronounced feasible. rho emit,
Instance is now covered by vaoon roo,
ana this will be followed larro no
tion of the way. ~
!. s", 'e d large acreage of winter graf
cross s sown near Cambridge. Goo
Ups OF fruit are being gathered fro,
HX many of fha ,..l =