Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-01-16

N. hOrcuhcln opehe yOoVoaNy ~
the capital city
Dan Mclaughlin was a visitor in
Boise yesterday.
A stone round house is soon to be
built at Glenn's Ferry.
Mr.. Morrison, the Boise States
man rustler, was in this place yes
terday.
DR.. B. B. Swan of this place reg
istered yesterday at the ldanha in
Boise.
David Dodge, an old-time citizen
Of this place, came in from the west
Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. #. Reed went to Cald-
we'll yesterday to visit her mother,
who is very sick.
DR.. J. N. Weston, a prominent
physician, aged Al, died at Silver
City on the Both of December.
A M. Harris last week sold rs
head of beef cattle to Boise man
at $50 for COWS and $40 for steers.
Mrs. James Sommercamp came
in last evening from Weiser and is
the guest of J. d. Whitson and
wife.
Robert Strahorn and wife of
Washington have recently been Wis
ting with Recorder A. G.. Smith
and mother.
At the sheriff g sale last week of
the Thompson stock, II. E Wilbur
was the purchaser, paying $205 for
stock and fixtures.
Sidney HUDSON, of Loveridge's
Ferry on Snake river, returned here
yesterday from Montana, accompa-
MED by a young bride.
Two Of the children of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. White are seriously af-
fiicted with diphtheria, and their
and their residence quarantined.
1t is reported that John Mitchell
has sold his Bruneau valley ranch
and cattle and horses to Ross Slack
and Crochersn brothers for $2S, 900,
The Boise Evening Capital News
was one year old on Tuesday. 1t
is a lively newspaper kid and grow
ing in patronage and influence dali
ly.
The Diamond Bros. comedians,
the first time here, the master mag
nets of measurless mirth-at the
opera house on Monday night, Jan.
20.
Ice dealers here have given up all
hope of harvesting crop of the
cold stuff in this vicinity, and are
getting in supplies from John NeiPs
ice house on silver creek.
Owing to the appearance of scab
among several bands OF sheep, In
spector Jeff Whitson ordered them
to be Immediately dipped to pre-
vent spreading of the disease.
We trust the report is true that
the Central Idaho Gold Mining Co,
at Rocky Bar has liquidated all lie.
debtedness and will next spring
push work on its properties at the
Bar.
Prof w. w. Page, the noted mu-
stefan, is in Mountain Home.
The professor comes highly recon-
mended as a ballroom violinist
. and makes his first appearance at
the opera house tonight.
Hon. l.. N. FRANKIE speaks in
glowing praise of the Atlanta mines
and predicts q great future for that
camp. He went to Boise last night
to consult with Mr.. Conroy, of
whose mines he is the manager at
Atlanta.
Fred Bassler came down from
Rocky Bar Tuesday evening, where
he had been several weeks looking
after his mining interests. He
owns several valuable claims on
Red Warrior hill. Mr. Bassler went
to Boise Tuesday night.
W. J. Edworthy came down
Tuesday from Rocky Bar on his
way to Boise. He brought sack
Of ore containing specimens of rock
from several mines on Red War
rior hill, which he will place on
exhibition at the mining exchange.
He says-a number of mining claims
were relocated in that vicinity on
the first day of January.
George Taylor was kill ed bv L.
Urtesan near Hagerman last Sat
urday. Urtesan hit Taylor on the
head with pitchfork. Both men
are we'll known here, having at
times worked for various sheepmen
in this section. Urtasan had pre-
liminary hearing at Shoshone and
was held, without bonds, to appear
before the district court for muir
der.
Commissioner Billy Wilson and
wife went to Boise Monday. being
called there by the serious illness
of Mrs. Mary Clark, aunt of Mrs.
Wilson, who died that afternoon. |
Tuesdays Capital News says: Mrs. |
Mary A. Clark died yesterday af-
ternoon at sos o'clock at her home
five miles north of Meridian, of
heart failure, aged SO years. The
deceased was one of the pioneer wo-