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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-08
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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We arc determined ~ keep up a constant suyply
Of the ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS which have
NEW STORE
50 popular. We are opening this week most
elegant line OF
COL ORED and BLACK CLOAKING CLOTHS
among them an elegant DOUBLt-WIDTH
CHECKED CLOTH, for ulster, at IL per
yard worth $3.50;
FUR and PAssEMENTERIE TRIMMINGS;
BRAIDS 4 Ia HCSSAR. all cOlors;
CLOAK BUTTONS. al coIors;
CLOAK BUTTONS, handmade crochet. at i0c
per dozen;
BASKET FLANNELs, for sacques, IN the popu-
lar ox-blood and scarlet and all other desirable
colOrs;
ss-inch ALL-wooL CAsIIMIssEs at soc. In al
desirable shades,
BUTTONS and BIAIDs Of the latest style %
match;
UNDREss KID GLOVES, three buttons. at iSc.
worth 81;
DRESS KID GLOVES, three buttons, a. 100.
worth 81:
NOUsoUETAIRE GLOVES. six-bni;0u lengths.
at 7jc. worth 1925;
Also. splendid line Of ehSIIMERE and BRH.-
LIANT LlsLE GLOVES Of the latest shapF-.
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yations were made with four-inch re-
Tractor The sky was either hazy or cloudy
all the morning, but generally ciear III ,nc
afternoon. Fair observations were Oh.
tanned OF the first internal contact ana goou
observations Of the last TWO. ~.
4 TELEGRAM from ST. Augustine, fa.,
says. n has been very clear dhy mere
The French scientists have observed tne
four contacts Of Venus with the suns
limb. The first outer contact was rs per-
feet as possible. The two inner contacts
were taken perfectly. and the outer maj
contact very perfectly. They used TWO
telescopes. Of eight and siX-inch respective
aDertures. Also, artificial contacts were
obtained by Bierrfringen's prisms OF Ara
90. very perfect and OF great value.
great many micrometrcal measurements
have been taken during the transit. TWO
hundred photographs representing the re-
spectiye positions OF the sun and the planet
have been obtained, and appear 10 be very
satisfactory. The Signa-Serylce predlc.
ton OF cloudy weather was not realized
until half an hour after the transit.
A dfspatch from Professor Hall says the
observations at San Antonio were not
wholly successful, the first two contacts
having been lost on account OF intervening
clouds. Two hundred photographs were
taken, the clouds having lifted at 10o'clock
sufficiently for the commencement OF the
photographing work. The photographs
were satisfactory.
Professor Eastman, at Cedar Keys. telc-
graphed: Partly cloudy this morning.
Lost first contact 10y clouds. Other con-
facts excellent. No black drop. Have $50
good photographs-1j0 dry plates"
AtIiarvard Professor Pickering, The dircc-
tor. used the large fitccn-inch instrument.
OF the first contact three good observations
were obtained, OF the second contact four OBJ
seryatons, and OF the third and fourth six
observations each. In the interval between
the second and third contacts an excellent
series of over 500 measurements OF the di-
amc;er Of Venus was obtained. The spec
troScopic and ph0tomctric observations OF
the afternoon Yielded important results.
The spcctro'cOpic observations OF the light
surrounding Venus showed no perceptibIe
absorption by its atmosphere, and the pho
tometer showed the light from the disc OF
Venus to be less than the light surround
inc the sun, which indicates that the solar
atmosphere is appreciable. The average
results reached are a follows: In CAM
brid@e-mean time from which. for Wash
ington mean time, % minutes II seconds
must be subtracted- first contact. 9.2O.O1;
second contact, 9.40.11; third contact,
3.03.0S fourth contact. 3.23.20. The COM
puted time, the result OF observations made
in advance. was First contact, 9.1S.jS;
second, 9.iO.13: third, 3.O2.20; fourth,
$3.50. The observations for the measure
ment OF the diameter Of Venus will not be
reduced for purposes OF comparison with
previous observations for several weeks, or
uos-ibly months.
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What TObaccO-Men Waut.

ST. LOUIS. December Ga meeting OF
the wholesale tobacco manufacturers here
this morning was attended by about forty
representatives Of large concerns in this
ety. and by some country traders. Reso-
iutions were adopted asking Congress to
abolish the tax on tobacco as quickly as
possible and TO allow rebate on all I'M
broken packages in the hands of dealers at
The time of such abolition. Manufacturers
claim that the uncertainty as to the action
OF Congress is paralyZIng the trade, and
That II this state Of affairs continues they
VIII be obliged to shut down.
CINCINNATI, December 6.-Tobacco deal
ers and manufacturers here say that what
Is wanted is prompt action by Congress,
whether II be to abolish, to reduce, or to
let the tax remain us it is. Leading men
say the trade began to be affected sixty
days ago by iobbers and retailers becoming
AFRAID TO make their usual orders, lest the
lax be removed and loss follow.
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Just So.

The Cincinnati Commercial says that
what the tobacco trade want, and have Il
right TO demand, is fixed policy on the
part Of he Government.
Just so; and there can never be "a fixed
policy until the entire tax on tobacco is
wiped out. So long as there Is so
much As five cents pound tax upon to-
bacco, there will always be agitation in
favor Of abolishing il. But once get rid Of
the tax, and you will never hear of ii again
until another war comes on; and hardly
then.
Let us have "iixed policy" Down
with the heavy tax upon the poor mans
tobacco. "Free tobacco" would not be
an unpopular war-cry.
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spECIAL NOTICES.
ra- AT JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
COL AND 6O3 BROAD STREET
SWEEPING REDUCTIoSs.

In order TO make room for HOLIDAY GOODS
we have made special reductions in our
pREss-GoODs DEPARTMENT.
Notice the changes;
40 pieces DRESS FLANNEL PLAiDs, were
35c.. now 1870;
rs pieces sILK-AND-wOOL PLAIDs, were
40 and soc, now 1876;
so pieces sUOODAH CLOTH, were 1870, now
1880;
40 pieces DOUBLE-WIDTH CAsHMEREs, were
Csc, now lJc.:
35 pieces TYCOON REP, newest styles, were
Csc, now 1926;
40 pieces MORE SILKS, were 81, now oOc''
HANDSOME sILK-LINED MERVELLlEuA
CIRCULARS, SIS, were $780,
BEAUTIFUL FUR-LINED CIRCULARS sl9'
were t25
WHITE sQUIRREL-LINED CIRCULARS, s2l,
were s2s;
GOOD BLACK-CLOTH CIRCULARS. So;
HANDSOME FUR-TRIMMED DIAGONAL
CIRCULARS. $3.50;
SATIN DE LYON DOLMANS. s12 10 $40;
LONG CLOTH JACKETS-cntirc stock At cost;
40 dozen TERRA-COTTA MOUsQUETAiRE
KID GLOVES At 9Oc.;
CHlLDREN'S EXTRA LONG, HEANN-KlB-
BED, FRENCH-MIXED HOSE at l0c. worth
zoe;
LADIES' sOLID-COLORED HOSE-four pair
for 25c.;
LADIES SOLID CASHMERE HOSE. regular
made, at 2jc. worth doc.
We are now opening AN immense stock Of
HOLIDAY GOODS
consisting Of
FANCY BOXES,
TOILET-BOXES,
PERFUME-BONES,
DRESSI NG-CASES,
WORk-BOXES,
WRIrTSG-DESkS.
PAPETERIES.
WISP-BROOM HOLDERS.
WALL-POCkETS,
DOLL-BABtE.S
We are enabled 10 offer these goods al SPECIAL
JULIUS MEYER & son.
de Seed COL and 6O3 Broad street.
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portunity to vote. The offence charged.
therefore. cannot be the doing an I'M
lawful act 10 secure an opportunity to rofe
at an election. The offence denounced by
the law is doing an unlawful act at an cleo,
ton. The same offence must be charged
In the indictmcnt--not the doing Of an I'M
lawful act to secure an opportunity TO vote
at an election. The indictment. therefore,
which does not charge that the offence was
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-08

We publish to-day an article not accurate
as to the number Of voters in Virginia. The
census shows that there are 1874, 900 voters
In this State-206, 900 whites and Us, 900
negroes. "a" is Southwest yirginian,
and no doubt correctly represents the line
OF argument followed in that section, du.
ring the recent campaign, by the Malone
ties.
Organization Is demanded by every CON.
slaera'ion. The Democratic party cannot
succeed u lis present unorganized condi.
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-08
IL SYCLE BROTHERS,
81 BROAD STREET.
EVERY DEP RT,lENT COMPLETE AGAIN
WITH NEW GOODS hND NLW PRICE.


Special bargainsn SILKS and NElNEr~. I;l,H
BROCADE~ and PLAIN NILNEr~. BRO
CADED and PLAIN SILKS:
BLACK and COLORED NFLYETr from sl2j
% $3.50;
BLACK amt COLoRED PLUsHEs from g. to
$3.50:
BLACK and C0LORED -ILkSat$l andupwmi,
Special bargains 10 BLACK SILKS at lSizj.
and $50;
RHADANE and MERYELLllUNa ~ sl5o,
SI75. andS -;
COLORED CAsllMFRES, comprising 'ii tie
most popular styles Of drc,s goods in 'n' mar-
kct:
rs pieces If BLACK DEE>, GOODS from .5r.
g. s1.5Opr yard;
400 pieces Of DOCBLE-fOLD CA>HMtRl~
from l2s 70 Soc;
/ more case Of SIiUDDAH CLOTH. n cUy
shade, NJ 1910. per ya";
sCOTCH PLAIDS aud STRIPES TO MATCH 90
rcltiy reduced price;
l case OF NGCE DRESS GOODS no ltr.t
cascof kNlCktRBDCAERD DRESS GOODS M
De-. reduced from lG 20;
ease OF NORfE DRE-- GOODS tt ~ .r 't'u
selling at2,c.;
} cs.cNlCE DRESS GOODS % d. .c.-lc.u .ll-
inrHt Ictc.;
eco pieces CA--INurT- 81, price. t' .I.t anI-
body ani et.ry 1oay--l rr'atlD .r.I.n.
3 original ca.s LADIES .ui Dt,Ill}lEH-
RESPONSIBILITIES. fuse received rom tAe
NDw y0rs lmH.rfe.. .nn...f fH.ir sou $500
hud some FITS. DLAIiLH.Ne HiN-
STITCHED go -5o.. good yia. fr5oc. cS-
ccn.ntqual'tya 'aal &c.;
Another DO # chose tiliip-o otAlNr~.
LADIES' ENBHOlD rhED ni-.--i- reduced
from $50 G. SiH o..
on the SECOND FLOOR Up VIZ anl 1. ,..,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-08

L" charge JohS SMITH with having done
an unlawful act to secure an opportunity
!" vote Tor sundry persons at an election
Tor Representative in Congress Is NOT 70
charge him in the language OF section 55lI
OF The statute at all. The offence forbidden
IN The statute Is doing "ato an election
any unlawful act in order to secure an on.
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gcG~ SEE! SEE SEE!

.,,..,., tt-p-rr>rns pd nI-TTTD : ATTN
V'' ri~Fn r1Pct,I.,Rs.
.notv,Ns pAIrTOTs. IT. sTFRs. andJACK-
rTs.
,t,tt nprN.s IT STEERS. sAcOr-FS. DOL
Nv a,itr,NrT OrKs
o..- - It,I pITsu noINAN AZ s75.
S,ue a,,1 ,y,ii ,o,,. ,,l,o, ,,t,,l ave
>.o,lp,prt, nj XETtIN th, ,,,rirc ,rti-
~
Beautiful WHITE NUBiAs az pc. worth SOC.
and no nj take;
sI
,.,-,, ',,,,'r,,,,,,>.cs pt-rroN. rnopq
~. crrt,. 'tt,TTrN-.
CARRIAG E-BLANkET~. BLD-BLANhLlS.
and IlOESL-BLANhEi>;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-08

HoRsFoRD's ACID PHosPHATE-NENTAL
AND BODILY EXHAUSTION, ETc.- DIR. G Kai.
ser, indianapolis, Ind, says: - have pre-
scribed 1t for dyspepsia, impotency, and
mental and bodily exhaustion; and in all
cases II has given general siisfaction."
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BLANKETS. nLANKETs!

from the great auction sale In Sew York Ei'n-
ke,s never were a. cheap "a they are now. We
have a GOOD 1914 WHITE BLANKET ~ $50
per pair. and others In proportion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-08

Another lot Of those BEAUTIFUL spool
COTTON SFCK-TlEs for hdic'.at %. cich.
Call and see them. me supply rs Halted. and "ll
soon De exhausted E.J.LENY a CO..
uo2O 2i3 east Ern1d -fr..f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-08

\ cold in the head is one Of the best
things that can happen TO a lady with a
lace handkerchief. and Or. Bulls Cough
syrup is decidedly the best remedy to cure
that cold
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-08
MARRIAGES.

Married. on The 20th Of November. 80. a, the
German Evangelical Lutheran church. by the ity.
Mr.. Dryer Mr. JOHN hEtI>sf t. Miss JOliAN-
IA J.. VI. srO1T, daughter al Air. v. 3. spott.
Married, in Richmond, Va. 40 the residence Of
the brides parents. November 30. So. bs Rev.
Nj, ENAiA IL REUTER-; all of Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-08

THE CLEANERS WILL HAVE A
y SALE OF FANCY ARTICLES AND RE-
fRESliMENTS in tie sOcieiy-rOOms of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church On fRlDAi the 9Th from
4 O'Clock Ia the afternoon 10 TO- The AriOn Club,
consisting Of Messrs. Il amos, starle, Wood, aud
English. will sing during the evening assisted by
Captain c nningham aud Mr.. Marshall.
dc 7-2t#
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-08

Y O T. I { T.
During The year 1888. 20 different times, the
city OF Lvuch6urg issued bonds which, had the fol-
lowing clause iu Them:
Irrcdccmahlc for thirty years from the date
hereof. and afterwards 40 the discretion OF the
Common Council Of the Corporation of the said
town." &c.
The object Of this notice {. % notify an holders
Of these bonds that they will now be- paid. prin-
cipal and accrued interest ON presentation M the
Office Of the city Treasurer In the city of Lynch
burg.
That the Interest on all Of the said bonds viii
cea-e Dn the respective days on which the said
thirty years expires.
These bonds were issued under authority Of the
act Of General Assembly Of Virginia, passed
March "a, 1915 and an ordi nance If city. passed
december p. 1919. PETER j. OTEN.
&c I-2awtJaI Chairman Finance Committee.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-21
TIN. SNAW'S EXPLOIT.
lie Brings Down Huge Grizzly ct the
First Sh /.

Mr.. Allen returned Sunday from
the Saw ooth country, where lie h $
been on pleasur, trip for several
days. He brought to t.wl two large
salmon, w,,ich he spcared on the
we F>r.i OF Salmon River. The
fl III are each three feet in length. and
weigh Is and Z poun Is respectively.
One If the fish was pr, sentcd to t. e
Grand Central Hotel, and supplied IN
enjoyable feas. for the gue-tc.
From Mr.. Allen we lean that on
Friday night, some time after dirk,
Tim. Shaw, Tie wei kn wn Demo
cratic politician, AMI three compan-
ions, were coming al~ns e trail on
the branch Of the West Fork be-
tween t c tow and the slau1h' e.
hose, when they Eearl rushing
nois, and c.ac'>ilg of Lrn h and
dry limbs. A littl, started at the
noise, they halted, and looking in
the direction Of the sound eslied, as
near as III v could make ont, a huge
bear. 1t was on moment, work
for Mr.. Shaw to loose a Winchester
rife in that direction, and seycra!
slots were fred toward the object.
which, however, after the frs. s!,ot,
did NOT appear to mo9e. The rarity
proceeded TO town and secured a
lantern, when they returned, aeon
panied by several citizens of Saw
tooth. When they reached the spot
they found the game lying notion
less, ami advanced, bat no. unit.
considerable noise had been made,
and long poe poke into the mon
s.er to assure them that it was sat. to
approach nearer. The bear had it
back broken, and it must have been
by the tiyst sho'. 1t proved to be a
grizzly, and weighed 600 pounds. 7 he
party dragged it on the creek to the
saugaterhouse, and steaks are now
il order. One of the front Paws,
brought here ~ Mr. Allen, meas ,red
six inches in wi1sth, anil the claws four
inches in lsngt'l. The Bear was n,t
over - feet away when shot, end in
am ong the pine trees. NJ. bear was
do 'tt'ess on foraging trip to tie
slaug'.terhouse.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-21

The Boarl of Cu,iaty Con- nissioners
were to holl meeting to-day, but ne
there WAS not Il quorum the solitary Com
missioner present adj nlrned, to mee
when the County Assessor returns.
Blackfoot Register: An immense
amount of freight is Icing received here
how. Last Thursday % ears were UNI
loaded. the contents of which are 10 be-
forwarded to Wood River.
asst Saturday evening ti.e people o.
Bullion gave an invitation sOeial in honor
of MIR. AMI Mrs. MlrkS, who We're mar
ried il, HALEY Il week ago. The alt. :
passed off pleassn'ly,-as such affairs al
Mays do in Bullion. and dancing war
KEEP. up until the clock struck II, when
all present retired.
4 u inc location notice was received
for c. rd to-day that beats English COM
position ont OF ext nee. The expires
sions were so mixed US to render the
matter Uncertain until studied oui
Nh .iher it was pnll-tax or mine notice.
The claim was on Little Wood river.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-21
An Odd Sidewalk Seen. in Washington.


WAsnINGToS Aug. 1G.-At 4
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon a hand
some car iage and pair Of lor,es
stood before abe Fifteenth tr ct en-
trance to the Treasury Depart EFT
Within sat lady, elegantly atti,e6,.
ligni..ed and with pleas N face. o.
the sidewalk was grly-b' a led ma,
n his shirt lac''s, dancing frem ne
foot to the otLer, in waving 9 c
and with pen IN t high in the al
Stalking his elenchcd ii It in the lady.
f .ce, through t e vi dow, c sal G
out in tins audible to lie R;g..
House, across the way: ''llow Il. r.
you hls the inpcrtinence to come t.,
the Ire. slry with an attempt to black
mail me? You miserable creature. J
nave mind to have you arrested
The male lor ormer was lion. Ken
nett Raynor, Of North Carol M, So
iicitor Ct the 1r.aslr,'. The lady wa
,ome person whose identity has 10
vet been established, but it is SUP
)csed 10 be one Ct tn. numerous ella :
IF +, ma c lobby Is ard c am agent
WI beset the Treasury.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-21
ELECTRIC SPARKS.

Last Wednesday night five masked
men bound the male and fema Q IN
mates Of Gilchri5t Brothers' dwelling
at Amsterdam, New York. and got
$500 in money and $4,000 worth Of
bonds aud mortgages. No arrests.
General Augaste Alexander Dl-
crot, the we.l-known French general,
is dead.
A homing pigeon few from De-
troit to Toronto, 22l miles, in les
than FIVE hours recently.
Madae ascar's Queen is about tic
send an embassy to Paris, in the hop
OF efEecting an amcable settlement OF
the difficulty caused by her prohibi-
ton OF the sale OF land to French col
onists.
The rumors that tie Spanish gov
eminent would exact from Cuba mon
ey to meet the expenses of The Egyp-
tan expedition are semi-oifi ,ially dc.
Md. Spain on tic contr Try, has au-
thorized Cuba to draw on the Srani-
treasury for 81 100000.
The Jesuit; Of Quebec ere again
aeitat.ng the restoration to them e
their property con6scatcd during til,
reign of Henry ~. Tie restoration,
is demanded as an act Of justice, anG
the list Of PRO ocr;ies referred to con-
tl;ns some which are now Of gcea
value.
Ther, has been con ,entrati.n ci
Turkish and Greek troops ON the
frontier Of Thessuly. The Greel
troops tco.l up two strong post ons
near the DO de, as settled upon b,
the commission, whc-eupon the Turks
concen ted upon the other side, APP
parently fer the purpose Of attacking
The Greek t.oop'. nS,l4 ations en-
suel, tie Turks abandoned thei
threatening attitu lo, AMI conflict
was avoided.
The Republicans of Philips coonty
Miss, have 1900 majority, but Tho
bulldoze~s prevented the negroes
from voting, AMI now refuse to allow
them to compromise or in any wa,
pat ticket in TIC field, threat ,,in.
to ran the leaders out of town in t.e
back towns.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-21

Is incnes solid galena. carrying l4I
ounces silver per ton. Sinking still con-
iinues. Four levels are run. and good
ore Is IN each breast. Twelve tons OF tn i.
ore shipped TO the ketchum smeIter re-
turned SG.ST per ton, net. Messrs.
Chase, Falk and Wolters are the owners
of the Star.
James McGregor, the mining man, lef,
yesterday for a trip to the Salmon river
country, via Mul loon.
Speed increased. fare reduced. at the
Bullion saloon, Bullion. One price, one
bit! Milwaukee, beer a specially.
There are about 200 miners EMPLOYED
in the Bullion mines. This is exclusive
of the hundred or SO OF prospectors "A,
W rk OH their own claims.
The Wood River Mining Company, OF
Bullion. made its first Ore shipment o,
the season, last week. 1t consisted of II
tons. More will follow shorty.
There is no IIeidsieck in Bullion, and
scarcely any Imperial is left. r.. ese two
favorite brands Of champagne have beer
common rs water there, since the Marks
wedding.
The saloon keepers of Bullion say tha
if the dealers OF Haley will send then
up some ice, they will buy it and Civ,
spot cash for it. They haven't had an,
up there for three days. an the boys ar,
beginning 70 kick ut iceless lemonade.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-21
E.AiLE.HAL.L.
1t viii Soon be Fittel Up as an Assem-.
by Room, Theatre and Ska!i.g Rink.

II. Ward is making arrangements
to use Haley Hall, when not other
wise occupied, as roll,r-skating rink.
4 heavy painted canvas has been
sent for to San Francisco, and will be
laid over the present flor, Which
being made of three-;nch noaring,
well laid and plsned for dancing, will
afford an excellent surface to glide
upon, and fully equal to the Plump
ton Rink, Of Boston, Which is hid ia
the same manner. Some $50 pairs Of
Winsioa's improved pattern will soon
arrive from Tie East, and Georg, W.
Davis, w!o Las had charge of the
rink, at Wo ccster and Clinton, Mass :,
will lie manager of tie rink. Music
will be furnished upon all fete days
and nights, :nl NJ pains will be
spared to give the citizens of Wood
River chan, &c to enjoy themselves
during tie winter. The rink will be
opened as soon as the skates arrive.
Other new features viii be net3d later.
The hall is at pres being arranged
as theatre. The stage is built, also
the prose- n.um toxes-two on each
sid, Of the stage. The A,or is in
good order for tic grand ball this
evening.
When the improvements outlined
above shall have been completed,
Haley Hall cen be used us an assembly
rom, a theatre, or skating rink, and
there will not be NOR, useful or
cor p tr building en- tie Pacific
S.ope.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-21
is 1T ANOTHER MURDER,
A Railroad Sub.COntractor Instantly
Filled by one Of his s'ubOrllinates.

Yesterday aft, rnoon Tom Hart.
formerly Ct Walker & Hart, Bellevue
with an assistant, brought to Haley
IRIS ner fiom below Junction City, on
the Oregon Slot Line railroad, who
is charged Wit. mu der. The mans
name is john Smith, and Lis age
about SO. From what can be learn, Il
it appear, that S.nit'l had charge CT a
sub-co' tract fer Listing out rock
cut on the Q. S. l.. railroad, abou. 1C
miles below the Little Wood River
i'm ton, and the men under him had
not received tn il. pay during thr, c
months past. They were working fer
Charley Hogan and his partner, who
were al o sub-con'ract, rs. The cost
Of the work, it is ella med, exceeded
the price they took it at, and eonsc-
quent'y they failed 10 pay the men.
Hogan's partner left when lie saw that
trouble was unavoidable. Hogan and
Smith had high words regarding the
back pay when, Smith claims, Hogan
made motion as If TO draw a revo.-
yer and thereupon Smith fred. Ho-
gan was instantly killed., and great ex.
element ensaed. The shooting oc-
CUR d on Fri ay night.
Smith is now in Jail, and officers
have gone to the scene Of the t.ads-
ey to bring with. sses to Haley, wien
4 lrl.m.nary examination will lie
held, and District Attorney Ruick viii
attend to the prosecution.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-21
4 Beast WHO Is Liable to DC Lyncllct

WALLA WAL.A, w. T., Aug. 10
A man named J. N. Hine, lab rer
IN Sunday attempted to outrage thu
ten-yca--old daughter Of Join Will
liams, residing on Government noun
tain, Cmatilla. lie took hold of her,
and stuck his Lnife into the table
wearing lie would cut her tl,ro II
SIZE resisted. The Other children CAV.
the ala m and Il, ighLors came, VIII.
confined iiine unt the father return
ell. Hine tn II ceived a terrible
thrashing and then let. Sew. raj ms II
are after him with rope, and the,
will hang him to dead certainty i
captured.