Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-10-31
BULLETIN.
!. NJ PAYNE. MABEL L. PAYNE
PAYNE & PAYNE, Publishers.
IDAHO NEWS.

cents pound, and the demand, prin-
4 cipally foreign, seems unlimited.
Hay at Meridian is being marketed
at about IS per ton, and an average of
Eve cars daily are being shipped out.
f. E. Harrison. of Nez Perce county.
Il has been paroled from the penitentiary,
n the reward coming because OF exem-
plary conduct.
More than $50. 900 feet of logs were
run down the Boise river this season
and marketed. 1t is expected next
seasons run will be twice as large.
Governor Hunt has recognized the
Populists by appointing ]. j. Purcell
\ commissioner from Shoshone county
to fill vacancy caused by resigna-
ton.
Boise people are organizing COM
pany with a capital of S50,O00 for the
purpose of constructing a road and
n operating a. stage line to Thunder
81 Noun tain.
~ William Rose, who resides ten miles
H west of Boise, while hauling lumber
4 from Woods mill last week, was
thrown from his wagon during a runa-
way and badly hurt.
M The region around Boise is becoming
more and more an apple country, the
excellence of the fruit creating an un-
failing demand for all that can be
raised, at excellent prices.
I'll Oliver Henry Wallop, who is buying
cavalry horses for the English army,
\ shipped three carloads from Payette
last week The British are not so par
ticular about horses as Uncle Sam.
II. c. Lewis, of Ketchum, has pro-
posed new route to Thunder Noun
tain, having Ketchum as the starting
point, which he believes will present
fewer obstacles than any other route.
The construction of wagon bridge
across the Snake river at Weiser is
being agitated by business men of that
town, who desire to secure the trade of
a large section across the river iu Ore
lyon.
q Mrs. John Maxmer, of Brannon,
Washington county, while rescuing
&her children from a vicious range COW
last Friday, suffered broken leg.
fOne of the children was considerably
bruised
The great Checkmate mine at Pearl
has paid for itself, provided funds for
Development and milling works, and
created large surplus within few
years, and is one of the best producers
Y In the state.
]. d. Babbet has gone to Thunder
Mountain to take charge of Colonel
# Dewey's mines and mill there. He
X will direct operations all winter, and
ri hopes to accomplish much before
spring opens
" A. d. Richmond was very seriously
injured by caye-in in the Midnight
and Primrose tunnel at Pearl last week,
and his condition is still critical. He
was badly mangled and can only Sc
cure rest in sitting posture.
The Short Line has sent a mining
engineer into the Thunder Mountain
region, and if the reports of fabulous
lodges there are true, some means of
reaching that territory better than
those existing will be provided.
The HALEY Times quotes Miss Ring
gold. county superintendent of public
instruction, as saying there is a scare
ity of teachers in every county in the
state of Idaho, and that fully 300 ad-
ditional are needed at this time.
4 Ore and refined bullion, to the value
y OF 900, was found in the possession
saminer employed by the Trade Dol
lar mine at Silver City, last week, and
IL is believed. the operations of gang
have been broken up. A gang of de-
tectives have been at work on the case
Tor several weeks.
man giving the name of John
ioulsin, who was recently arrested at
mountain Home, suspected of having
stolen stock in his possession, has been
taken to Silver City, where a claimant
ior his stock was found. The stock
"as shipped from Montana to Noun
nome, within hundred miles of
1t was stolen, after having been
"i'seh across the state.
man suttzbach, of Boise, has been
sought Tor thirty seven years, as heir
an estate at Springfield, Ohio, which
was settled the FIRST of October. his
share being apportioned among other
neirs' de has brought suit for his
share.
'anes orias, who lives across the
-.on' BOISE had fierce Aght,with
coyote last week, which he had seri-
iy wounded Mr.. Urias with diff
'y escaped onslaughts of the en-
seu animal, which was with difficult
" dispatched.
me amount of wheat delivered at
Oseow since har sest exceeds half a
'iion bushels. Most of this has been
.pped, e4o cars going over the North
o. racific. All of 1t went to Pacific
st points. where 1t is sent as -four
70 The Oriental market.