Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-12-15

The Rocky Bar young people will
miss Mr.. Johnson's fine violin mu-
sic.
Mr.. VIII c. Stimson left for Noun
tain Home this week.
Mr.. Fink is working for Mr. Nix
on at present. He lately came from
Atlanta.
Mr.. Cash Smith, the assayer for
the Atlanta Minerva Mine, passed
through here last week en- route to
Atlanta, where he will spend the
winter. He has just been to Californ-
ia on a few weeks visit. He said he
heard many fine musicians in Cali
fornia and ate all kinds of strawber-
ries and raspberries, but still he
likes the mountains best.
Mrs. Davis and little daughter
came from Atlanta a few days ago.
She is going to spend the winter in
Boise, but will return in the spring
as soon as the roads are opened.
Mr.. Lambert Beardin (Mutter
Boarding. came from his mines a few
days ago. He is in Mountain Home
this week on business.
Mr.. Willard, who lately came from
Atlanta, is working for Mr.. Nix
on.
Rocky Bar is going to boom soon.
All the mines are having work done
on them and some new ones are be-
ing opened.
Mr.. Frank Stevens. our popular
merchant is getting in his winter
supply of candies. nuts, also all
kinds of stationery.
The Rocky Bar school is planning
a Christmas program. Everyone
knows Santa Claus lives in the snow
There are certainly very beautiful
Christmas trees around here.
Mr.. Dan Mcleod (Handsome DAM
came from Pine Thanksgiving. He is
going to spend the winter in Rocky
Bar.
There is a great deal of fun in
Rocky Bar Almost every evening
there is dancing at the Gilmore Ho-
tel dining room.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnston pur-
chased a new Edison Music Box
when they were in Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Al. Johnston have
some new Edison records. Many of
them new dance pieces.
Mr. Hall came in today from the
Wide West mill and mine
Mr. Frank Stevens with her mer-
chant business and future justice of
the Peace duties and having the only
I permanent team here, is one of the
busiest men in Rocky Bar. Also he
, owns the livery barn and is at pres
ent hauling a great many mining
timbers.
Rocky Bar is certainly very live
ly now All the best newspapers
. come here so the people are kept
well informed in spite of deep snow
The Eagle and Ellen Development
t tunnel is making preparations tc
p start work This tunnel starts on
r Bear creek and taps the Red War
- rior district, crossing the Merry
e. Widow vein in 400 feet. Eagle veir
z in 500 feet. the Summit vein in 1900
feet, the Bar Mine at 1000 feet ant
( the Ellen vein at 1900 feet. also the
= Ellen No 2 or Old Champion mine a
e. 5000 feet This tunnel if pushed
through, will be the opening of the
Summit vein at a depth of 900 feet
The Eagle vein will be tapped at Z
, depth of ESQ feet. The Eagle veir
; shows good commercial values an
, according to the surface showing vii
undoubtedly prove very good. The
eagle. together with the Bar mine
and old Champion. are about thu
three strongest veins in the district
Mr. Martin Kirby, Mr.. Kuder o
Boise and Mr.. Nixon are looking ov
er and also doing considerable worl
% on the Independence mine.
e Mr.. VIM. Nixon. the postmaster
has gone to Boise for treatment 70
his eyes and also to look after hi
Il winter supplies in Mountain Home