Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-09-16
JOTTINGS.
1riedman's store is open again.

all sitting-rooms on Wood River.
Mr.. White has gone TO Deer Creek to
expert property for Eas,ern parties.
A. y. Lawson aud j. Gowan, of Og-
een, left for heteAum b. sag. last eyel.-
ing.
Lew. aiker wants a lonrneynaan bar
per. IL will guarantee him $50 week
and steady job
The present rains will raise the water
i'll Wood River, and permit the ties to be
run down from above.
Several natives of Arizona and New
Mexico are herding hot stoves to-day,
trying to keep warm.
Fare from HALEY to Kelton, by Wood
River Fast Freight, only Sl2. Freight
four cents. Time, three days.
Mrs. John Pilmer and sister are at the
Grand Central Hotel, on their return
from brief visit down the valley.
The old horse landed at the Bellevue
boom will be hauled up to the factory ut
that town and made into toilet-soaps.
Loads Of hay are coming in every day,
and the Stage Company will be well pro-
vided thr oneh out the length OF the line.
Miss George is now residing at the
Merchant Hotel, to rest Il while, prior
to leaving for Salt Lake City, Ter former
home.
Ask any newsletter for Il copy of the
Times map of Wood River. 1t is the
most accurate eXtant, and only costs 25
cents.
Art. Smith, of Bullion, left for Salt
Lake to-day, intending to be gone about
y month.
,fI Il =
secure his appointment as constable for
Ketchum.
Ifyou want to while away an hour
comfortably while drinking glass of
good beer, go to George kohlcpp's IIai-
ley Brewery.
Howard Gray and wife arrived in Hal
ley this morning at s o'clock, and were
welcomed and congratulated by their
friends.
Mrs. Lieutenant Galhraitl will leave
ahis evening for her fathers ranch, and
return to Boise in few days, to Join
her husband.
Supt. IIaight, of the Ohio. Ornament.
etc.. was among the stare arrivals to-day.
The stage was loaded with passengers,
on deck and inside.
1t is stated that X user lately jumped
the Mormon Girl, and Mike iiynes the
Belic of the We>f--owiIed by John Gil
man, OF Gilman City.
Tie deed to tie sale of the Bon Ton,
Bay State, NJ march and Mou tain Boy
mines. from Dan. Coleman to George
Black, was recorded to-day.
John Gilman is expected from Chicago
soon, with a narrow-gauge railroad to
run from the Mormon Girl AMI Belle of
the West mines to Gilman City.
John Monohan was taken from the
Bullion mines, yesterday, to DR.. Miller's
Hospital. He was suffering from Il
neutrality-suspicious. eruptiye disease.
Reports from Camas state that team
ster named Hammond had been killed on
the Overland road, near Boise, day or
two ago, but no particulars are received.
The proposition to assess five mills on
the dollar in Bellevue for school purpo-
ses, will be voted upon September %. If
carried, a new school building is to be
erected.
Two miners arrived from Vienna, to-
day, with reports of richer ore being
found in the Solaee mine than has been
obtained for some time from the vein
and Vienna is happy.
Warren Hussey arrived to-day from
the East, and after lunch went Oh to the
mines ut Bullion. Mr.. IInssey learned
of the new strike in the Jay Gould tun-
nel from the TINES.
Mrs. I.aGrande has bought store and
lot in Bullion Of Alexander Williams,
and is receiving Il large LOT Of nicyeiian-
disc. with lie intention OF keeping bust
ness goinE all winter.
THE Mayi!oHcr iisger is now runaing
constantly, antl secures wafer ID Operate
from the outflow Of the Bullion mine,
which Is ample for the requirements, and
is led to the jigger through Il V-flume.
Warren T.. Callahan owns several
good mining locations, and these and the
"swag" which he has accumulated while
in the Recorders office will enable him
to live comfortably the balance of his
days.
A bottle in newspaper-apparentl
just purchased-of Lyons's Hair Restor-
er, was found near the entrance of the
Merchants Hotel yesterday, and Bews is
keeping it for the Owner-who C n claim
property, and no questions asked.
+. NJ. Wilson, of J. O. Swift & Co., at
Bullion, is receiving goods from the Hal
ley store, and put two wagon-train loads
yesterday ITO the new Bullion ware
house, which is 4Ox60 feet, and nearly
chDck-a-block ut present The ware
house is fire-Droof.
Mr.. Grove, the new Methodist minis
ter, will assist in holding divine services
Tomorrow evening, at half-past seven
O'Clock. Communion service will be
held after the regular services, and Sab
bath school will meet Mt 3 80 o'clock, AT
the same plaee-Hailey Hall.
The Eellevueites propose adding a
tard-oil factory to their soap-works, and
are ready to buy old engine-gre dope,
rancid butter, soap-fat. carcasses and
carriOn. Hope the wind will blow down
stream, or Hailey's olfactories may be
damaged by Bellevue's obligatory odors.
Old Kaiser, owner of the Saturn mine,
Bullion, has gone to work on the mine
himself. He OWNS also the MOdoc Chief,
weighs about 300 pounds, and is stout in
proportion. Harrington owns the Hi