Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-09-23
JeTTINGs.

Rich ore is being mined from the Puz-
zler claim, on Boulder creek.
4 game of baseball can be played
without printed programme.
tfyou want really elegant printing,
you must come to the Times office.
Stoves and tiHware 1T cost ut Sielatf's:
also double freight-wagon for sale.
John HALEY is to arrive to-day from
Boise City upon business for the Stage
Line.
One faro, one poker and three stud
games are running in town, and we'll
patronized.
William Child leaves to-day for June
ton City, where he is engaged in the for
warding business.
The HALEY Church Communion Ser
vice will be held tomorrow morning. at
II o'clock, in HALEY Hail.
Fare from HALEY to kelton, by Wood
River Fast Freight. only Sl2. Freight
five cents. Time, three days.
Isaac Culp is having 4 new building
erected at the rear of the hotel-a part of
which will be used as Il stable.
Ask any newsdealer for copy of the
TINES map OF Wood River. 1t is the
most accurate cNtant, and only costs -
cents.
Quite a number of stores in various
parts of town are being placed in order
for winter, and receiving additions and
repairs.
IT. You want to while away ~ hour
comfortably while dr;i.i;,i = Il GLASS Of
good beer, - - George konlcPps Hal
ley Brewery.
Chris. Ycarar is having 'i,e turn
building coinplc,ed on River street, for
Il residence. Ii is quite an improve
mrnt 10 that part Of town.
General John Il. Winters returned YES
terday from Rocky Bar. where he has
been on business, and reports that the
old county seat looks active, and is pros
porous.
On Monday evening, at o'clock, all
interested will meet in the office of Tex
as Angel, in Bullion Block, for the p,lr-
pose of elccting trustees. by order of
the Rev. +. Pratt.
Virgil Lamb is having II large cellar
dug ON River street, and will have !:
dwelling erected over il. The location
is between Bullion and Carbonate streets.
4 stable is to be built on the sane lot.
The baseball fever is spreading, and
The hot bali and the creeping hall and the
high ball and the mu.!el ball and the
foul ball. etc. are in he air to the great
terror of old ,n.n and infants, aud jto-
larly of French plate windows.
Harry Mur,loek. Frank McMilcn and
t'lia>. Folker, who own several rich min
ing claims on BOULDER creek, ana have
been developing them. the past two
wears. arrived in town last evening, and
report Boulder district rs showing up
ricll
Michael ilynes, of Bullion. intends
leaving. after election day, for Arkansas,
and Brooklyn. New York, and will re-
turn to Wood River in the Spring. Mr..
Hynes has been in very poor health for
some months. and he hopes the contcm-
plated trip will prove beneficial to him.
Mr.. Tucker, of Indian creek, is having
a new dwelling built near Mr.. Lambs
new house, down by River street, and
will also have dairy, stable and corral
built in the rear. Last winter Mr.. Tuck
er moved his family down to Marsh
Basin, but this winter he proposes to re-
lnain in HALEY.
The dance ut Bullion, last night, in
honor OF the arrival OF Miss Bonhan
from the East, WAS Il success, and quite
II number attended from other places.
The music was good, partners plenty,
and it was an old-tme nlining-ca camp
affair, highly enjoyed by everybody who
participated.
j. ). Wallace is in town to-day. from
Vienna, to have the ore being hauled
from the Solace nine to the Philadelphia
Company's smelling works at kctchum,
sampled. The ore is only sold ms Il test,
10 ascertain what its working value is,
and it is expected to realize oyer $780,
900, or more than $500 per ton.
John Manning was found in condi-
ton which rendered him unsteady, and
was taken to the cooler. Before the ar
resting officer got through with him. ne
received a couple of ugly bruises from
his pugnacious prisoner, and may make
an example of him before the Court us q
<listurber of the peace, and for resisting
an officer.
Mr.. White has just completed the Sec
ond story over his furniture warerooms
on Main street, and has it divided into
square rooms. l2xlo. with i0-foot cell
ing. 4 main hall and stairway leads
through the center of the upper loor to
a side entrance below. The rooms arc
designed as offices and sieeping-rooms
for attorneys, physicians, and others re-
aliring offices on Main street.
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