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

FresD Eastern oysters, frleu, SteWeU or
plain, at the Nevada Chop House.
you want really elegant printing,
you must come to the TIMES Office.
George f. Grant, of San Francisco.
and A. F. Body arrived Thursday
Warren p. Hussey arrived yesterday
from Salt Lake and went uD to Bullion.
Oysters in every style ut the Nevada
Chop House, up to 2 o'clock in the morn
ing.
Go to No. 1000 Main street for your
candies, fruits, confectionery, and vege-
tables.
The nights are becoming quite cold.
and the mercury will doubtless soon get
down to zero.
Judge Prickett, Clerk Richardson and
several others will leave for Boise to-
morrow morning.
The passengers on the stage from
ketchuln report the ride as very severe,
on account of cold.
Charles Black left for kelley's gulch
this morning, toinspcct the developments
on the Black Bob mine.
Tonight there will be special meet
ing Of the HALEY Quartet, at the Mer-
chants Hotel diningrooms.
The soda-pop, ginger ale, beer and
other liquids not strongly spirituous froze
in some of the saloons last night.
Isaac Culp was in Bellevue yesterday,
and offering to board defeated candi-
dates at reduced rates for the winter.
Just received at May, krieg & Co.'S:
A large assortment OF the latest styles of
California-niade clothing and overcoats.
Hooray for the Repubs! They were
railroaded into office. Steamboating was
an old plan, but railroading is 4 better
one.
Ask any newS.lealer for Il copy Of the
TINES map of Wood River. 1t is the
most accurate eXtant, and only costs 20
cents.
The snowstorm yesterday was lively
while it lasted, and covered the ground
three inches. but the snow will all melt
off again.
Owing TO the heavy frost reported from
Cold Springs, navigation is suspended up
Salt River. and the excursion will be
postponed.
If YOU want to while away an hour
comfortably while drinking a glass of
good beer, 90 to George kohlepp's Hal
ley brewery.
Rev. L. Pratt will hold service rs
usual tomorrow evening in the school
house. at half-past O'Clock, and desires
everyone to attend.
The departures by stage yesterday
were: II b. Young, +. Mcconnell and
John Mealy, for Salt Lake; and W. /.
Schuck. for Louisville, Ky.
A grand ball is announced, to be given
Thanksgiving eve, at Haley Iheater, and
every effort will be made to insure
pleasant time to everyone attending.
Business will settle down to Il home
basis next week, as by that time court
will have adjourned. the election VIII be
over, and the transient population mostly
gone.
Jack Long, George Tucker and Tom
Mitchell will work all winter on the
mines in kelley's gulch. and William
Little will also work his claims there all
winter.
VII. Watt is booked for Vienna, or
MS far as the stage runs up country, anu
he will then take snowshoes the remainder
of the distance to the Solace mine, which
he visits on business.
Warren Hussey arrived yesterday from
the East aud closed down the Jay Gould
mine, at Bullion, for the winter. Work
Is suspended entirely, and is not likely
to be resumed until spring.
The thermometer fell rapidly last night
and got down to nothing. There Was Ice
upon the creek and in the bed-roolns-
which accounts for the halt-washed APP
pearance of most of the citizens to-day.
Efforts are being made to get up
grand masquerade ball in this city, along
about Christmas. The costumes are To
be as elaborate as possible, AMI grand
supper will complete the entertainment.
The outgoing stage this morning, had
a fair passenger load, including the fol-
lowing: G.. +. Grant, for Blackfoot. +.
II. Holmes and wife, for Omaha; \. Sui
livan, ID. Quigley. &. l.. Coleman, Z. ).
johnson, and q. W. Merrill, for Ogden.
M. Moore, Division Agent of the
l. & o. Stage Company between Black
foot and Fish Creek, lett on the kelton
stage this morning for Goose Greek. He
is sensible man. having recently mar
ried and established his residence In
HALEY.
The adobe building opposite HALEY
Theater is about completed, and Will be
occupied by Stable l. Ratter as butcher
shop. 1t is one Of the warmest buildings
in town, and has been finished Oft with
fancy edgings and front walk covered by
plank roof.
There are three men working the
Black Bob mine, southwest of Bullion.
and the ledge is seven feet wide, and a
two-foot ore-body averaging lao ounces
per ton. Charles Black and Lieutenant
Galbraith are the owners. They also
own the Garfield1nine, near by.
Browns Moore.