Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-09-20
OUTINGS.

1870 ~ 90 NasS ONAA NSt0 CtCulIlk.
Fresh-laid omelets Mt the Delmonico.
Ed. Adkins left for Vienna this morn
ing.
Remember the grand ball in HALEY
Hall this evening.
Robert Strahorn will arrive in HALEY
about October lst.
Mrs: Rinearson, of Boise City, is visit.
ang friends in HALEY.
20. Swift and w. F. Anderson left
for ketchum to-day.
Miss Kate Dougary, Of Bullion, was
visiting HALEY yesterday.
Stoves and tinware Mt cos. at Sielaff's.
also double freight-wagon for sale.
John NJ. Cannady and v. s. Ander son
returned from Boise City this morning.
$4,000 pounds Of merchandise is on the
way from the railroad for W. h. Noble.
Freights from either Blackfoot or Kel-
ton to HALEY, arc now from to cents.
Another man was found Intoxicated.
last night, who claims to have been
rolled and robbed.
Frequently very modest men, who are
not proud, get stuck up when they 90
20 political conventions.
Fare from HALEY to Keltop. bv Wood
River Fast Freight, only $l2. Freight
five cents. Time, three days.
May, krieg 4 Co. are ceiling their store
Win lumber, and will have 1t calsomined
and otherwise finished for winter,
N. O'Reiley has sold his interest in
the Bullion Saloon, and left this morn
Ing for Butte, Montana, to remain.
b. stern, Of San Francisco, left for
San Francisco this morning, highly
pleased with the Wood River country.
The Democratic County Central Com
mittee will meet on the Dist instant, at
the office of w. II. Johnson, in Bellevue.
If you don't attend the ball this evening
you Will miss the most enjoyable affair Of
the kind that has taken place in HALEY.
ASK any ncws1ealer for IA copy of the
TINES map of Wood River. 1t is the
most accurate eXtant, and only costs 25
cents.
Tom. Conner, William Gallagher, and
Mr.. Gates, OF NullOOn, are III HALEY
to-day, on business and pleasure COM
1incd.
Ii you want to while away an hour
comfortably while drinking glass of
ley Brewery.
Warren linsscy left this morning for
Denver. and Mr.. McGregor, Major Don
81 lsOn, q. w. Davis and Z. r. Miller
lett for Salt Lake.
William Geoughrn, President OF the
bullion Miners Union, is at Smiths
ii It Springs for his health, and under
going medical treatment.
Miss Kate Dougary arrived from Bull
lion To-day, to receive her niece, who has
returned from Salt Lake, where she
had been to attend school.
Warren Husscy was in town to-day,
and is much pleased with the develop
ments made upon the Bullion mines,
during his absence ut Denver.
n grand ball is to be given in Bon
ing, and Tom. Gibbons will be floor
manager. Everybody is invited.
Henry Kaiser has taken contract to
run 800 feet of tunnel on the o. X. frac-
ton mine No. !, Of Bullion, which il
owned by Morris Stack, and is preparing
for his work.
The equinoctial storm has. passed, and
the hills are drying under the bright
fun-to the great JOY OF all prospectors
who are again starting out in the search
for fortune.
A Board Of Trustees Of Bullion School
District No. IL has been elected. 1t con-
sists of Colonel II. A. Wall, +. n. Will
son and Mr.. Lingo. The school will BE-
opened very soon, with 10 scholars.
Barney Quigg, owner of the Noun
tain View mine, is working earnestly in
developing his property, and now has
six-inch ore-body of high-grade. Bar
Ia ST and tNn T.. h.
million yet.
Work upon the Eureka fraction, adj
joining the Eureka, at Bullion, has been
suspended, owing to 4 heavy flow Of wa
ter in the shaft, and it is not possible to
work the mine deeper until the arrival OF
the hosting works.
Two faro, three poker and one keno
games are running in Bullion every day
and night in the week, and the chips are
stacked high. The results of regular
pay-days are very apparent in the way
surplus cash is expended.
Dan. Harrington has gone up on the
mountains to see about starting work or
the Monitor mine, which adjoins the
Orado and is near the Frenchman',
group. Dan is u thorough mining man
and will make valuable property of the
Monitor, ii anybody can.
Six pack animals were loaded yester-
day ut j. o. Swift 4 Co. s store, at Bull.
lion, with merchandise and mining sup
plies for the Narrow Gauges, OH Deel
Creek, and were taken over the divide
The Narrow Gauge and Deer Creel
mines are all looking finely.
One Of "the boys was found glorious
" intoxicated last night, when some O
his old associates, as u good joke, sl,earet
the long, flowing locks from one side o
his head. On looking in the glass thi
morning he was SO Mortified that he coult
not speak.
As forlorn-looking yellow dog wa
trotting along the street this morning
man who had fighting-dog set him on
and expected to see the yellow do.
chewed up, but It resulted the other way
and nj tho vallnv. don had