Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-09-15
OUTINGS,

u. II. Gray aud bride will arrive in
HALEY this evening.
Ed. Adkins left for Vienna to-day. up-
on mining proposition.
A fine rain, last night, and the frogs
are singing right merrily to-day.
lfyou want really elegant printing,
you must come to the TINES office.
Stoves and tinware at cost at Sielaff's,
also double freight-wagon for sale.
Professor Jenney is making a thorough
examination OF the Deer creek mines.
Lew. Walker wants a jOurneyman bar
Der. He will guarantee him $40 week
and steady job.
Fare from HALEY to kelton, by Wood
River Fast Freight, only $l2. Freight
tour cents. Time, three days.
Ask any newsdealer for copy of the
Times map Of Wood River. 1t is the
most accurate eXtant, and only costs 20
cents.
you want to while away an hour
comfortably while drinking glass of
good beer, go to George kohlepp's Hal
ley Brewery.
Mr.. kruse is down from Vienna, look
ing younger, by several years, than
when he lived here. Mountain air must
agree with him.
Miss Katie Cornwall is part owner in
tive excellent mining locations, and is
having copies of the location notices
made from the records.
Ten or twelve couples went to Smiths
Hot Springs, this morning, to battle. rs
the rain has settled the dust, and il is pos
sible to keep clean for Il little while, at
present.
The HALEY postoificc will soon be
raised to the third class, and he made the
distributing office for this section. while
Bellevue will continue to be fourth
class Office.
II. Vorberg, who WAS thrown from his
wagon and seriously injured, in Vienna,
last week, has been brought down on 4
blackboard, and taken to his brewery, in
Croy gulch. He is recovering.
Ex-Judge c. C. Goodwin, of the Salt
Lake Tribune, is in Bellevue, on his way
home from Eastern Oregon, where he
has been to examine a mining property
in which he is Interested.
A lot of young slade-trees are to be set
out at Smiths Hot Springs, to form Il
grove, and the place will he tranformcd
into picnic as we'll bathing resort.
Camp meetings will no doubt BE- added to
tle attractions later.
Smith, the man stabbed BIZ one Hess,
IN Bellevue. a day or two ago, is expect
ell to die. Hess has been surrendered
by his bondsnen. Ills preliminary exam
ination will take place next Saturday,
before Justice Redsull, in Bellevue.
Steps are being taken, in this great
metropolis, to organize 4 bang-up, high
flying, lightning-striking club, to wax
the baseball tOssers of the Gate City.
The names Of the members will be an
nounced AS soon as the roll is complete.
Rev. 5. Z. Grove, of the Columbia Ri
yer Conference of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, arrived in town this after
noon. The reverend gentleman has been
sent to occupy the Wood River field, and
will probably make his headquarters in
HALEY.
Bellevue subscribers to the DAILY
TIMES complain that they frequently fail
to receive the paper. The fault must be
In the local office, as the Bellevue mail is
generally put in the bag, in the office
here, just MS 1t is about to be locked up
ana put on the stage.
Young Nelson and Nimble Dick. the
boot-black, had a mill last night, and one
came out with confusion on the head
from cObblestone, and the other had
eraMp In his stomach from vicious kick
About $50 men witnessed the contest,
and were deeply interested.
Van Ness & Co. contemplate removing
the Merchants Hotel with jack-screws
and rollers over upon their lot adjoining,
next spring, after which they will have a
fine three-story brick hotel built upon
the corner, and all their furniture, tapes
try, lace curtains, etc., imported to order.
Doc. Walling has been out in the noun
tains, between HALEY, Muldoon and
Bellevue, prospecting, and saw many cv-
licences of mineral, though no veins of
sufficient size to warrant his locating any
Doc. Walling has not given up the hope
of finding bonanza not far from Haley
before snow flies.
A stranger, after examining the
hotel register yesterday, inno-
Gently asked the way to the
barracks, and explained that he really
thought the troops were here, as he saw
the names of so many army officers in
the list. All Of our principal citizens are
generals, colonies, majors or captains
with once in while professor or two
The river above is literally filled with
railroad ties, and three-score of men art
engaged punching them along over the
rifles. 1t is slow work, but when the
ties do get through, navigation will be SO
improved by the removal Of the rocks
and snags that line of packets car
make regular trips between Ketchum
and HALEY.
w. H. Stafford, Major Fulton and
wife, and Dan. w. Marshall left for the
upper country this morning. Major
Fulton and MIR. Stafford will examine ths
work done upon mining claims In which
they are interested, and Mr.. Marshal
goes OH an extended trip to the up-coun.
try mines, N special correspondent Of
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