Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-18
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Friedman's.
John Gilman, of Gilman, left for the
East this morning.
Fifty cases of large-sized glass lst re-
.eeived at Burkhart's.
The weather, the past few DAYS. has
been cool and pleasant.
John Maguirc-to-morrow evening
benefit of the public school.
True w. Rollins, Jr., is to be sent as
Democratic Delegate from Rocky Bar,
on the 9TH.
The Democrats send four and the Re-
publicans two delegates from the old
county seat.
The firm OF Solander e. Coburn has
dissolved. Mr.. Solander will settle all
accounts Of the firm.
Two teams of three wagons each passed
down for the railroad to-day, with ore
from the Bullion mines.
Spring chickens, killed and cooked to
order, ut the Delta Chop House, oil
Bullion, between Main street and First
Avenue.
If you want to while away an hour
comfortably While drinking glass OF
good beer, 60 to George kohlepp's Hal
ley Brewery.
Remember not to forget" that John
Mcguire will appear for the benefit OF
the public school, in HALEY Hall, to-lmor-
row evening.
Ask any news dealer for a copy of the
Times map of Wood river. 1t is tie
cents per copy.
United States Senator Hill died
at Atlanta, about quarter-past O'Clock
Wednesday morning. lie was to have
been buried yesterday.
Miss Maggie Jackson and Mrs. Jack
son, daughter and wife Of Foreman Jack
son, OF the Mayilower mine, arrived on
the Blackfoot stage to-day, for Bullion.
Divine services will be held in Masonic
Hall, Bellevue, at IL o'clock, Sunday
morning, and Sunday-school ut IL
O'Clock, conducted by the Rev. Z. Pratt.
Sunday-school will be held in HALEY
Hall, at O'Clock in the afternoon. In
the evening, at : o'clock, Divine service
will be held, conducted by the Rev. +.
Pratt.
There will be social hop in Ward &
Quantrell's hall, in this city, this even
ing. Don Mckay will do the honors on
the occasion. The music will be first
class. Tickets 50.
Sol. Newcomer and Mrs. Meyers arc
in town to-day, from bellevue. sol. il
an old resident Of Rocky Bar, and il
greatly pleased with Wood River, anC
Hail,y. the county seat.
The TINES map OF the Wood River anG
Sawtooth Districts shows the distance
ftom HALEY OF every town, gulch, Ia
vine, creek, and mountain range. The
price is riaiculously low. Only - cents
The Sun Burst and the Bobtail mines
above Sawtooth, are looking we'll. Par
ties just in state that Il shaft 35 feet deel
is sunk OH he former, and some wort
done on the latter. Both show good sill
yer ore, assaying It's ounces per ton.
Tom Tague, the well-known pack
train proprietor, arrived from MuldoOr
this morning to have an operation per
formed upon his hand, which is badl,
gathered. DR.. Miller performed the OPP
GRAFTON successfully.
Nick Johnson arrived in town yes.cr
day with his pack-train from Smokey
and returned this morning. lie brouyh
and delivered it to the HALEY Samplin,
Mill. This is the first shipment from
the mine.
The Pemberhy Brothers arrived iron
Smokey yesterday, and were conferrin;
with the sampling works managers as I,
the price they could obtain Ola ores from
their four mines, which are in shape t
yell large quantities.
Nick johnson. who owns the largei
pack-train OH the river, will have all hi
h., t,r, -s.n
contracted with the owners OF the Kin
of the West mine, on Smokey, to trans
port to the sampling works Us tons {
ore.
George r. Ammond, Of sawtootl
who came down to attend the kepubl
can Convention, is in town to-day. ha'
ing got as far rs this place on his Wa
back from Bellevue. He will DOUBLE
Der election.
A coalition of the old-fogy element
regardless OF party principles, has bee
effected in Bellevue, with the avowed il
tention Of throwing the balance of pow
in favor of that town and the old Bou
bon element which has controlled Il
county Offices for many years past lii
ley is to be deprived of any controllil
NolSC ia tuC ColuNht, SaMpaiSu, IA po9
BILE.
Johnson's pack-train consists of fl
riding and 36 pack animals. The II
to the King of the West is made in t,
days, or four days for the round tn
He carries six tons at trip and at
per ton, but intends building a trail i
mediately, employing several men, a
will then, if his contract is continue
carry ore at $25, and put on more null
Tom Tague has contract for deliv
ing 200 tons of iron ore to the Muldo
smelter from the Iron mine, II mi
northeast Of the town. Seventy-th
pack mules are engaged for the wor
The smelter will be ready to run so
Both stacks are up, and the tramv
which arrived week ago is being put
place, so US to deliver the ore from
mine to the wagons.
John Chiatoyich, brother of the n
of the same name who Is confined i'm
county Jail on charge Of murder, is