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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15
ELECTRIC SPARKS.

Francis Hyncs, who was found
guilty of the murder of John Do
doughty, hcrder near Ennis, Ireland,
few weeks ago, has been sentenced
to be hung month hence. This is
the first trial under the Crimes Act,
before special jury. Doloughty had
continued in employment at a farm at
which Hynes had been evicted.
The Sultan has directed that an
addition be made to his proclamation
declaring Arab Pasha a rebel, to the
effect that, in resisting, he acts con-
trary to the precepts of the Koran.
Importance is attached to this expires.
sion Of the Koran against Arab.
The owners of Monroe Chief an.
nounce their readiness to match him
for $4,000 aside on any mile track
west of Cleveland with Won Armin
who beat him on the Chicago track
this year. There has been much talk
about such race between the fast
and even-masched stations, but thi.
is the first intimation that they mean
business.
Last Saturday, Erastus D. Guarn'
say, paymaster for Robinson & Wal.
lace, builders, of New York city, drew
$500 from the bank to pay the men,
While he was sorting the bills hi
brother, John, the night-watchman Of
the firm, entered the room, seized
$4,000, and ran outef sight.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15

not prancing around with chip on
his shoulder, challenging all mankind
t, battle. All that Conkling wants
and all that General Arthur desires is
fair show and an honest deal. These
two men, with their friends, represent
the intelligence of the progressive and
aggressive element Of the New York
Republicans. They possess that wis
dom, force and courage that the peo-
pie OF this country, and all countries,
always admire. You know my inter-
ests and purposes are solely to see the
successful consummation Of our great
work.
have presented to you some frozen
facts, and ! sincerely hope that you
will give them your candid and care
full attention.
Your friend, S. w. Dorsey.
TO Gen. James A. Garfield.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15
THE POLITICAL PARTIES.
Hew They Probably Look to 4 Veteran
Organizer OF Successful Campaigns.


Captain Caravan, the old Republi-
Dan war-horse of Nevada, was up in
Haley yesterday, examining the polit-
ical horizon and looking over the lines
of-battle presented by the respective
parties. he id not express any opin-
ion, but if he had it would doubtless
have been something like this: The
Democratic forces are very badly de-
moralized, but they will rally at the
sound of their leaders calls,and event
ually go into battle with the ut
most enthusiasm. The Republican
hosts are scattered about, entirely un-
organized, without leaders, with only
few subalterns here and there-some
Of whom are owned by the Democra-
cy--and who have just enough ability
to aspire to the front rank, and are
lacking in all the qualities that consti-
t.te q leader. That force may be
numerous, but it will require a great
deal Of discipline before it can be ar.
rayed into line Of battle with the least
show of success.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15
THE NELLIE BOYD COMPANY.
They Will Probably Shortly Appear
In HALEY.

The Nellie Boyd company, now
playing to good houses in Boise City,
will most likely appear several nights
in Haley. Mr.. Ward has been cor
responding with the manager of the
troupe during the past week, and con-
slders the matter SO far arranged as to
leave little doubt Of the troupe ap-
pearing here as soon as the new stage
can be finished. The company in
cludes l6 people; brass band and Or
chestra, a complete set of scenery
painted by Graham, of Chicago, and
an entire change of programme can
be given during IL consecutive nights.
The proposition is to play in Haley
one week.
This is the strongest and best dram
attic company which has ever appeared
in Idaho, and in Colorado, California
and various parts of the mining re-
gions has always drawn large houses.
The repertoire Ct Nellie Boyd Includes
Fanchon, the Cricket, n Celebrated
Case, New Magdelen, East Lynne,
Two Orphans, Camille, Lady OF
Lyons, etc.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15
A Prizc.Fight Stopped.

BRocToN, Mass, August ia
fight was fought this afternoon be-
tween Michael Eud len and John
Donnelly. The mill occurred in q
vacant lot near the Salisbury River.
After pounding each other for an hour,
the contest, in which Donnelly was
badly bruised, was brought to sud-
den close by the appearance of the
police. The bruisers leaped into q
stream, but were, after q long struggle
captured by the officers.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15
A Thief Captured While Trying to Gel
Away With ms Swag.

PROVIDENCE, August l2.-Stephen
r. Rathburn, formerly clerk in the
Office of the Geneva Wooden Nils,
and who was discharged on suspicion
of stealing, appeared at the office this
morning disguised, and applied for
work. While the clerk was absent he
made his entrance into the rear office,
where there were $1,000 ready to pay
the help, and attempted to run away
with it. A milkman tried to stop him,
but he drew revolver. Rathburn
was finally caught by the Secretary
and Treasurer of the mill, after firing
two shots at him.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15
THE KETCnUM SHELTER.
1t Will Start Up in a Day or Two.

A gentleman, who came from ket-
chum to-day,states that there are in the
ore-bins of the Philadelphia compa-
'ny's sn,lter 1,5)e tons of ore, and on
the dump at the mine are $500 addi-
tional tons of ore, which will be hauled
to the smelter Immediately.
The smelter will be started about
Wednesday, and it is intended to keep
1t in blast until January LIST. As soon
as the exact cost Of reducing the ores
can be ascertained, and also OF the
charcoal required, all ore offered will
be purchased at the highest rate prac-
ticable.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15
HALEY HALL.
It's Being Transformed into a Theatre


Messrs. Quantrell and Ward, own
ers of HALEY Hall, have now all the
materials at the hall to fully complete
the improvements in progress. There
will be new stage constructed, % by
40 feet, with footlights, prosccnium,
dressing-rooms and green,room. The
proscenium will be handsomely decora-
ted and frescoed. The entire build
ing is being reprinted and dec Grated.
The saloon west of the main entrance
is being re6tted, ana across the main
entrance will be an elegant billiard
room, fitted out with Brussels carpets
and upholstered chairs, and will cor
tain a fifteen-ball pool and a carom
table. The hall is 4Ox5O feet and the
capacity about 500.
Messrs. Ward & Quantrell have or
dered from Chica 90, to be forwarded
Immediately, a large amount of seen.
cry adapted to theatrical purposes.
The hall is a great accommodation
to our townspeople, as it is used for
church services Sundays, and for the
atricals and balls during the week
and the proprietors state that if their
support warrants it they will give
Haley as fine theatre as can be seen
in any town Of this size.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15
THE PICNIC.
A Crowd Of Fnn-Loving People Visit
D0rsey's GrOve-The Visitors from
Bellevue, Bullion and Hailey-lce
Cream. Ginger.pop, and Lemonade
Plenty, but no Corn Juice.

bellevue, Bullion and Hatley-kce
Cream. Ginger.pop, and Lemonade
Plenty, but no Corn Juice.
About 10 o'clock this morning a
number of buggies, carriages and car
ryalls, including wagons, were at the
rendezvous of the picnicers-Hailey
Hall; and one after another departed
laden with children and parents, Civ
ing every evidence, in the expression
Of their faces, that real good time
was anticipated. AT a later hour
young ladies, under the care of es-
corts in private conveyances, and the
bone and sinew on horseback, began
filing out singly and in pairs, and un-
der whip and spur soon left the two
miles behind and tied up in the shady
hooks of Dorsey's Grove.
At little past noon each and every
picniccr deposited the contents of
their lunch-baskets and napkins upon
series of improvised plank tables
and business commenced. The little
folks were soon filled-mostly with
jimcracks, fruit-cakcs and jcllies,
when the old folks started in and kept
at work until 2 p. m. Then dance
was proposed.
This was sufficient to dispel every
other thought, and, the band being
ready, the flute led off, the harr
chimed in-then the first violin and
second, until the air was full of music
and the platform crowded with
dancers, which we expect will con.
tinue as long as the music plays.
There were $50 people in the grove
including some from Bellevue ano
Bullion. OF the number $50 were
children, and with swings and games
were very well amused. 1t is pro.
posed to construct some merry-go.
rounds and other amusement fixincs
SO that hereafter Mr.. Dorsey expect.
everybody and their aunts to be never
at loss for a chance to pass pleas.
ant day out. Ice cream, lemonade
soda, ginger-pop, peanuts and the
like were on sale at low prices, but nc
strong drinks were there, and the boys
say, in case somebody should faint, il
is long way to Haley.
The children and all others who
visited the grove to-day earnestly de
sire that the new paths, drives ane
other amusements may be speedil,
added, and good place provided 70
many similar occasions.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15
A Long Bridge Nearly Completed.

BISMARCK, Aug. 13.-Thc 4OO-foot
span of the Northern Pacific bridge
over the Missouri river at this point
was finished to-day. The bridge,
when completed in October next, will
be over 1900 feet long, Is feet above
the rive-, and the only bridge on the
river having solid granite piers.
Work on the bridge began about two
years ago. 1t will cost about 1,OOO,-
600.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15
1t Must Be q CITY,

r. r. Round this morning delivered
to Mr.. Gilman a sixteen-foot sign,
upon which was inscribed in bold,
black letters the strange device: "Gil.
man City" This sign is to adorn the
front of what was formerly termed the
Halfway House, but is now termed
the Town Hall. A second sign also
went up this morning, and was deliv.
cred to Mr.. Gilman, which reads
sPost Office ana is to hang perma-
nently therefrom. Now, let the boom
come!
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15
Watermeloas Favored to Suit.

Any desired flavor can be impaired
to watermelons by following the an
nexed instructions: A couple of days
before pulling the melon make an in
cision in the stem, few inches from
the fruit, and insert in one end. a fan
mel string, place the other end in a
dish containing diluted extract of va
nills, lemon, or some other favoring
extract. In few hours it will absorb
the liquid, and then you will have a
nicely favored melon.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15
Reducing the Rent OF the Irish Tenants

LONDON, August 12.-The Sub
Commission Of the Land Court has
given judgment in the first case yet
heard of applications by tenants of the
Irish Church estates, to fix fair rent.
They reduced the aggregate from
f149 to fl26. In the case Of another
applicant, tenant of the Marquis of
Londonderry, the rent was reduced
E34.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15

LoNpoN, August 12-Three hum
dred delegates were present at the
sitting of the annual convention of the
Irish Land League at Manchester tc-
day. A report was presented stating
that the Highlands of Scotland are ripe
for land agitation.
It was resolved to alter the title of
the Land League to Land and Labor
League of Great Britain.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15
No. 1000 Main Street.

In daily receipt by express and fast freight. Cali.
fornia Fruits Vegetables and Produce also dealers
in Candies Notions, and Knick-knacks.
Tobacco and Cigars a specialty-al the popular
brands of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco; choice
Cigars for one price-on biJ.
Call at No. I, 600 Main street.
HALEY, July 3, 1882
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15
e. A. White

Keeps Furniture. Bedding. Lounges, Tables Stands
and Picture Frames;
Singer Sewing Machines, with attachments:
Brackets and Scroll Saving:
Spring Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Wool Nh.
tresses and Pillows
CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS.
buy from the manufacturers, and can sell Low
~ any one In the same line for cash. jul2
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15

The TIxEs map of the Wood River and
Siwtooth Districts shows the distance
ftom HALEY Of every town, gulch, ra-
vine, creek, and mountain range. The
price Is ridiculously low. Only Is cents.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15
Palace

SHAVING AND IAIR-DRESSING SALOON,
One Door North of the Postofiicc,
HAILEY.
LEWIS WALKER, Prop. f.
As elegant and convenient Il tonSorial cstab-
lishment AS can be found anywhere.
jyT
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15

In pigeon match at Huntington for
1900 a side, between DR.. Turner
Turner and Mr.. Montague, the shoot
ing was worthy of the stakes. At 80
yards ride, the winner, Mr.. Turner
Turner, killed IS out of 100 birds, to
his opponents so.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15
I. O. O. F..

ssxaI.nss The Odd Fellows Associatiea u
81 va HALEY will meet at Ward Quan.
1s-st:sSE trell's Hall every "WEDNESDAY Ev.
''~VS> ENINa, at 8 o'clock, sharp All Oda
Fellows in good standing invited 10 attend.
LEON FuLD. Sec'y. H. WARD, Pres.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15
Artistic

PAPER HANGING AND DECORATING
by
J. C. WESTON.
Terms very reasonable. Address;
jyll PostofIce, HALEY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15
Sash, Doors and Redwood Lum-
her for Evervhodv.

J. l.. Cederholm Co.. Main street. HALEY, are
In receipt of 60O00p pounds of sash and DOORS also
20 900 feet of finishing lumber and rustic pre-.
pared 70 furnish native lumber. doors, sashes wall
paper. and all building material that may be
Quired In the erection of buildings
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15
PostoMce Hours.

Week days-Ofeee open from A. N. to IL P. NJ.
Sundays-from IL to p. n.
Money Orders iesued from A. N. to 4P.M.
No Money Order or registry business transacted
on Sunday.
Blackfoot mail closes at IN A.. n.
Kelton closes at Z A. N.
Ketchum. Gslena and Sawtooth closes 1t IL \ ?. N.
Bullion closes ut l p N.
Boise, closes at So P. N.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15
For Sale or Rent.

The HALEY Bakery which is doing q prohtab4o
business. 10 for sale or rent on good terms, fee
cash. Apply at Bakery. east side of Main street,
between Croy and Bullion streets. ~
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-15

1,OOC-mile shoes, warranted, at S. J.
Friedman's.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
DON'T sLoP OVER.

Dosi ssop eser. ' the old raan sad As he piaeed hss hand oa the young mn :
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 &-Go II by al mems. Go Il fast: Go II while leather and horse-shees last;' Go is shilr hide and hasT on horse WiH held together. Oh % i. q eourSe- Go Il as f1sf cvrr YOU caH- Bat dosE >iSp ss~r. my de1r young man = Don't siop over. You T had. some day. That kerping s= cse e. a3a ard NIt. pay. 4 hsrsr a2as TAR 2 iIiiie iaa long Apr-acher Es4t preach a fraefz.n tao strong A ,o<t wh9 rirsSes shc sor3g. .lt rhYucs Aiax sFlts- and regret T n afirr ssars kcrp Inc cad Q; the eToFi syer ia aicw And doa [ slep oscr. : hafrvcg VOL eo. - Don't stos1 C sszr aF afs--ss -r1f ts4-4s Are bound h ssGp oSer a3u zaG them And shc Sisesi. al ork aT Il feast Are the vvrs one taag i.st.n-f~- sste sss>t Those thaI ieF split fAiik never AaiI Are the one that caTrs fhe sfeaAte>t aali. Wherercr x0u ea- 70 2 fo- the f5; E., don't sIoP oerr--aaa fret-e to that. Don't Slop ever. Dlsteast yourself. Nor alSat> rezes . inc a-sAe-i az-l' The nest Ia tho highest s I sra rails ae. AnG anssrf> the need> oi saeh 1s N,a Climb of coaFsc. bsi s5N as~ >tsH And take xour bEvxiA fi.f. se q tss- it.=s And YOU aEii reach I ia s}u-t. and strong Wi;hoE; slopptne otcF s5- ends gat >ons
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
SIX Weeks Spor, Win a Fortune
.i=szA

i young man lvlag Al Nea burs DOT, Mass. had ; 800 Jeff hlm. 4 shor tune ago. by one of his relatives. prryloas ta thai time he had never had more than enough to live un. and he noN resolved ,o have grand iiHne. and speculate n a small way as he vent along. He com Tenced by parchasing an old house for Soo. winch. fe~ ~eeks later he as glad ,o sell for s1oo- He easten had an el- egani wardrobe made. purchased me turnout. and commenced course nf Lv- ing which would have made a BeA-on street blood step back in the shade. Ba, this could nof last forever on si -5oo. and in a month. all thai was jeff were the clothes. the horse and an old saddle. which. together ~lth a fr~ dollars he had managed to gel in exchange for the bug gy. NhIle rdIng do@n Water street on his horse. the other night. he vas asked f he missed his mones. Oh. no. sad he. .' have had my moneys worth of sport during the pas; SAX weeks
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
Chfnrse Cofhfls

| >ectn,. aeeefaa a.r fe an esfraai from the eeie-,.si t.a.ssfs AsSfa i-.fars that isi i fsacf tssHas sn h f.sA sd. sas- ;pas4rs i4r d iasr. .e.t .sraas. Aaea hc reached '3e.aze pf t.r's. Co garchAse bls cafila. Itasre ct'f5 seaf hs ~a'slt paint lhs co.tn ~ a sa.sue ,..ss ;. aif.I Issi ,a51eti a5sb :asi etRea porcelain & ha' fhis sii- 5s.sie p4.a e,fas.sted ai Is n1A lpsi arr, cstr 5H ' il.'5a. ] hs ifeqsr'ff apPlif sisH,as it. l,- -.s,i ss.5.,.stsl l., fic 1liiia t tho intended occupant hsed hong enough, < 'uet.sllic nttnneaa sad tae ree epiarie aiief ss,rue ytsra w4s ensmes j am A hard s,une-ifk. s4nstance a foot of more thIcs- When death faek piAre f4e DsIds oi the 9&ncs pf +tsc cuffIn ss. gfsseged b5 fl3- gf2 tae e.t.8'les pi the stofnas l.. ett.. 1.th quicksilver 'pr ihe ppfpose oi preserssug l. Whea piece of lade @as piaes t in each nos'fit and csf and one hand. and a stlser bar placed ia the other hand. the besds 4as l..4d Ii the csf.sn an a layef pf qsicsslls and 'nes fte coffin ~as sesled and N8fH gts eea'en;s eanslgned ,o as last rrsfIf -pitts-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
gentlemen sour or five milese- spaned

gentlemen four or five milrs:- spnned the governor.
 . lhascd my charge on what the traffi : will bear same as thearailroads dces.- . replied cabby with a grin If 'saicrs Is sellin' in Los Angeles for hfsx cents d bushcl. and al > ,. bushcl at ucS.,gl. y,su fsllars charge the paoF deSIl ot A T4ncher :. 50 q hushcl ,o haul hls taters L. fUc- son. and snbtlc al the prar; NoN amt .ss no.gl>h as that heercd Mir Gage sAy that fl tl csal6 get ,ats .ittv sa hp three clock h. could make a tssssl- sand dollars. As there amt ao ta,hes hack here. am as good J uonapsis tof thl> waus; as ..us blasted r.ts.fo.sd oa earth. but amt so gre sdf. tdon'; W.at aEi yoa can make = G,aes n}s Aa A. I'm wiling te gel alon- esta hst.
 With a dismal -fz'.I'. -f'1v -,T-yrr-ry'- .strs: Steve enp;fed ihelf pockets 1aa selates sse.t the money.
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 Mhen h, n4a..lss had mashed ,t sis- >ard and heeioa~ isie. he iossk hH> lee. er the esl8tau4F desk. a4sa1c4 haafsea. .s.d departed tar the aesfe=s >tr7a#.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
Minnesota $ B.e Skal.
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The State of Minnesota appears ;a bc over ambitious. oh. ha: pler:l | sls,d farrns and prosperous fe fs'c. ba' prosper liN k sometimes as prsil-I- zs lrisvf>tf ,-..i ihe s.n of cr5sN s5 N.nncss = ii.t- ',,-.,. e'l- ;er1ng the li>f> against ,.i ....a as j prs- duoer of bis things Hasfas aa mammoth trees. or Dcnfs kearney, ,t heather. lts= nese. or gang> of heodluras she has cat; about herself fnr >olrc'hins ne~. ard has fnund an immense >kall. e hrh ! she sIId have the world believe belonged one, ta a man. While reluctant e bci,,lc aa, an
 usual product of any State We are ne,e-- theless constrained bs fse;s ia srase ,ha' immense skulls. Whlle unusual. are l,y ne rnesrIs unknown and ili- i1s4. :; specimens result from hydroeeph ar aes,er aa 'hc brain- In even Runatic asylum ma. be found men with heads ,po oig fof ans ha, of ordinar, slze and wi;h bFa,1s fail q; xerl- derfal prelects. usualis tlnancaai. B-ie-c Minnesota eNul,s prbiicly over her big skull let her impure whether she has nnt been dcsecraiIng the famih .Au.i of an early greenbacker or perhaps the igInaior Of Mir nesota rcpudiailon I s race.