Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-14
WEATHER REPORT.
JOTTINGS.

Fresh Eastern oysters, fried, stewed or
plsin. at the Nevada Chop House.
If you want really elegant printing,
you must come 10 the TIMES office.
E. NJ. Wilson is yet quite i'll in Bullion
and unable to attend to general business.
Oysters in every style at the Nevada
Chop House, up to Z O'Clock in the morn
ing.
Go to No. 900 Main street for your
candies, fruits, confectionery, and vege-
tables.
Adolph Sutton, of Sawtooth, one Of
the champion bear-killers Of thar section,
is in town to-day, looking southwark.
just received at May, krieg d Co.'S:
A large assortment of the latest styles of
Calfornia-made clothing and overcoats.
Ask any newstealer for copy of the
TINES map of Wood River. 1t is the
most accurate eXtant, and only costs 20
cents
+. 5. Chase has moved his family into
their new residence on the bench, and is
greatly pleased with the change from
lodgings.
George Black and wife left yesterday
for Salt Lake City, to enjoy mlder
climate than Wood River, and will re-
turn early in the spring.
Rev. Mr.. Grove has returned from an
extended trip through the Challis coun-
try and to Custer City, Bay Horse and
Bonanza. He looks us happy rs ever.
District Attorney iIawley will depart
for Boise this week, having made short
work of III the remaining criminal eases
. Ia. lar Ma, ii IL
The question rs To where the new
grand Palace Hotel--soon to be erected
will be located, is the question now
which am a-agitatug this community.
S,o .kmcn just in from below report
the cattle and horses on Snake river Ill
doing finely, and the feed excellent.
Thousands of head of cattle have ranged
along Snake river the past season.
Mrs. Tucker, who has long kept u
lodging-house in Vienna, is in HALEY,
and expects TO soon leave for Boise or
Baker City--at one of which places she
will engage in the same business.
l.. II. Brooks. the Bellevue druggist,
and Miss Holt, his tianeee, We're visiting
HALEY yesterday, attending to some
preparatory shopping. They are to be
welded the present week in Bellevue:
The stream of life would soon run dry,
And barren be its nooks
Did nature lose its Hot, not try
To reproduce the little Brooks.
One of the election precincts was pre-
sided over by such honorable Judges tina;
they sent to the County Commissioners
not only the poll books and ballots, but
also the ballot-boX strapped upon the
riders horse.
John Van Schaick, of Rocky Bar, is
expected to arrive to-day with the cleo
ton returns of that section Of the county;
and if the returns are all in tomorrow,
the vote will be counted ut once, and an
nounced officially.
A hucks:er wagon arrived from Boise
City yesterday, loaded with butter, eggs
and other such truck, and some fruit.
The stock was sold rapidly Al good
prices to the merchants and restaurants.
Several teams loaded with butter and
eggs and bringing considerable fruit are
expected this week The fruit was most
likely frozen during last night and night
before.
Two street lamps now illuminate a
small portion OF Main street. IL. Il,
Burkhart has just set cut his lamp,
where it shines brightly. Coffin Broth
ers, the Postoffice, Merchants Hotel,
Whitman & Walker and John NJ. Gamma
DIV should move in the same direction,
that the darkness should be overcome
and belated pedestrians guided safely on
their way.
r. II. Rounds recently built 4 new log
house, and it appeared to make such an
improvement in the appearance OF the
upper end of the towi and to advance
the value of town lots so materially that
he has had constructed a new house of
frame near by the former. At the pres
ent rate OF building in this quarter, Hal
ley I'heater will soon be in the central
portion of the city.
The street through which the railroad
will pass in HALEY is in the east a l,iition
to the town. and will be chiefly occupied
by warehouses. The next street back
will be occupied mostly by factories,
rolling mills, machine shops and iron
foundries The smelters and mills will
be located on or near River street, and
convenient to the railroad side-tracks.
The Union Depot will be not farther than
three blocks from the Palace Hotel, and
whole block between it and the hotel
will be set aside for the newspaper men
who will want to come here 10 start pa
pers.
Judge II. +. Priekett, Clerk A. l..
Richardson and Hon. George Ainslie
We're passengers on the stage yesterday
for Boise. Judge Prickett had a So days
siege during the past term of Court, and
feels the need of recreation, which he
proposes to enjoy in Il trip to Chicago,
New York and Washington, where he
will attend the sessions OF Congress.
Hon. George Ainslie will leave Boise
Immediately as Delegate 10 the next scs-
sion of Congress, rs his term has not yet
expired. Clerk Richardson will recu-
perate ut the capital of Idaho. All three
purpose next year to make HALEY their
residence,