Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-04-06

tory, was caller at The Bulletin
office Monday, on his return trip.
Mr. O'Connor's experience among D
the"peculiar people" of Zion is, ac-
cording to his statements, of the
kind which has led him to think
seriously of some other field far
removed from their direct "sphere
of influence. However, he will
not be the first upon whom this
thought has dawned after similar
experiences.
Marion House gave his family
free ride in a novel manner Wed
nesday On that day Charley Geer-
hart, who had taken the contract.
moved Marion's residence about
sixty feet east on the lot. Formerly
the house stood on the alley, which
was distasteful to the family for
various reasons Where it now
rests on an eighteen inch founda-
ton, is much more desirable and
marked improvement over the
former site And Charley Geer-
hart knows how to move houses,
too. He accomplished this job with |
out cracking the wall paper, even,
which is said to be a feat few can
successfully accomplish.
Major Fitzwater has completed
the job of setting out the trees sur
rounding the public school grounds.
| The expenses of the work as we'll
as the purchase Of the trees is as
sumed bv the Artemisia Mothers
club, an organization which has
done much in the way of beautifying
the school grounds Of Mountain
Home and supplementing the work
of the school board and teachers in
the cause of educati n. Through
the kindly interest Of Professor Ru-
ring, who first asked and obtained
the consent of the board OF trustees,
$50 OF the fund realized d from the
high scaool dramatic entertainment
of year ago was turned over to
the Mothers club, who are thus
enabled to meet the heavy expense
Of The present work OF improvement
o Just that much easier.
George Reese, for using vile and
, obscene language on the streets a
: week ago yesterday was hailed before
Judge Stimson and with John Doe
guilty companion, fined rs anc
coats--a total $12 RI ese languishec
d in Jail until Saturday, when he
" agreed to pay the balance due--$6
III Monday morning of this week he
If was again brought before Judge
IS Sti son on the same charge, to
ot which he plead guilty, This tine
e the Judge doubled the price, which
with the cost amounted to $lS
re- which Mr.. Reese promptly pal
10 j hn Doe took all Of his in Jail
10 sentence. It is the determination
,d Of Judge Slimson TO impose the ex
~ treme penalty for this and similar
b. offences, which have become en-
~ tirely to frequent TO suit many o
y. the people--especially the women
Fred Johnson, a Russian Finn
,st is in Jail here. Fred rode in on {
SC passenger from the weat Sunday
.,. night and was dltened near town
:, Then he tried his hand with 1
.,c freight. Getting Into an argumen
il with a bruky On the latter, be EN-
~. phasized hls side Of the controvers
II ai,h large board, with which h
,y bella bored the trainman until intel
fered with When the train reache
the Ferry he was turned over
:" the authorities who willingly reIln
quished their clnim.to Sheriff Ro:'
Nc who placed him in the county jai
:" Monday night the nihillst starte
: to reduce the county bastile h
;, tearing to pieces every tatns break
" able, aud WHEN the sheriff got ios
~ to his office Thursday mornin
-, the Slav va on The point Of r
gaining his liberty. Henry W.
elected to act a. sheriff; be dor
o's Iik 10 have maniacs, but he h
rr' evidently got one.