Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-28

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ing.
All the mines being worked in Bull
lion district are showing up better as
work progresses.
1t is reported upon good authority
that the ore-body exposed in the Bull
ion mine is six feet through, and high
grade.
The Eureka mine work has been
given out by contract, and the Porter
Brothers are running tunnel to tap
the vein.
Mike Hynes will have survey COM
Of mines, at Bullion, and will apply
for a patent on them.
Dan Harrington is arranging to
start work on the Monitor mine, which
is near the Orado and Frenchmen's
group, on the Deer Creek divide.
The boys of Billion are about to
organize a crank society, and are
ready to admit new members. Ike
Marks will be initiated next week.
The Bullionites will hold high car
nival tomorrow night, at Bonham's
Hall, and there will be an old-fash-
ioned dance, with plenty OF jigs and
lots of fun.
Charles Pinney's oldest son has been
dangerously i'll of intermittent and re-
mittent fever, but is now improving,
and hopes are entertained of his
speedy recovery.
Barney Quigg has let contract of
200 feet of tunnel in the Mountain
View mine. The ore-body is four
feet wide, and is explored to within
50 feet OF the Rising Sun sidelines.
Dan Harrington received six barrels
Of genuine old Irish whisky, on Fri
day last, and on Saturday and Sunday
the "boys" of Bullion were so drunk
they couldn't tell their grandmother
from donkey.
The drop-curtain, scenery and stage
fixtures in Faylor's Hall are being
moved to Bellevue, to-day, to be used
at the church exhibition there in
Glenn's hall. The performance will
be given BY amateurs.
The Bay State group OF MINES, near
Bullion, which are owned By Colonel
Wall and George Black, are belng
worked constantly by two shifts Of
men One carload of ore has been
shipped out, and considerable more is
now lying on the dunly.
An elegant wall mirror Of the larg-
est size is being placed in the Thea
ter saloon to-day. 1t is probably one
of the largest on the river, and, with
other improvements now being made,
will render the bar and billiard room
one of the finest in the country.
l. Morris & Co. are notified that
$4,000 pounds of general merchan
disc is on teams for them, and stuck
in the mud on Spring Creek and un-
able to pull out unless they partially
unload. The roads are in excellent
order between Kelton and Haley,
with the exception Of the Spring bot
tom.
Sam. d. Conner and James Nc
Gregor left Salt Lake City Saturday
evening for San Francisco. Mr.. Con-
nor is largely interested in mines on
Wood River, and especially around
ketchum, and will most probably or
eeni1e Pacific Coast syndicate to
operate on an extensive scale in the
spring.
Judge Bates and Mr.. Boyd, his
partner, have let contract to sink
$50 feet deeper from the bottom OF
the main shaft on the Chicago and
Parnell group of mines. This con-
tract is upon the main working shaft,
: which is being sunk to work the en-
tire property. The depth attained on
tle completion of this contract will be
40 feet.