Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-27
JOTTINGS.

For fine job work come to the
TINES office.
Fresh Eastern oysters, fried, stewed or
plain, At the Nevada Chop House.
Ifyou want really elegant printing,
you must come to the TINES office.
Oysters in every style ut the Nevada
Chop House, up to O'Clock III the morn
ing.
Only three patients are at present
in DIR. Miller's hospital, and only one
of the number is a county patient.
Mrs. A. B. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mahon, and Ira c. Schenck arrived
yesterday, and stopped at the Mer-
chants Hotel.
If the ground remains bare until
New Years Day, there will be lively
time in relocating mines within five
miles of Haley.
]. M. Burkett received letter from
the Conant Brothers, to-day, stating
that there was not pound of Wood
River freight at kelton, the last lot
having left few days previously.
Miss Katie Cornwall is in town
from Little Wood River, where Mrs.
Miller, her .rpthsc, conducts the sta.
ton at waich passengers os the hsi
ton stages lav Owes, Tho iifat Night out
from I.ailcy and last night III from
Melton.
Seventeen whisky mills are run
ming at the junction of the O. S. l..
Scores Of people are on the streets,
and teams passing through all day
long. This place is beginning to as
sumo, in small way, the appearance
of Cheyenne in early days.
The butchers are contracting for
evergreens, to be delivered before
Christmas, to decorate the stalls, and
for small evergreen trees to adorn the
sid ,walks. With evergreens SO con-
venient the restaurants, hotels and
private houses should make a liberal
display of Christmas greens.
Nearly two weeks ago 100000 ties
had been taken from the tie-boom be-
low Haley and Kicked up. There are,
it is estimated, 100, 900 yet to be taken
from the river, and as many more just
above Haley that were not run down,
as they will be needed here. The
total number cut was about 100000
Mr.. johnson, formerly of the firm OF
Sterritt & johnson, ketchum, will
open saloon at Glenn's ferry, where
these are about 900 railroad hands
congregated, and will remain there
all winter. In the spring he will prob.
ably return to occupy the building
winch he has just had erected on Gro,
street, 80 feet east of the TINES Of
fce.
In the list of bills allowed by The
Board of County Commissioners
which appeared in last Saturday
TINES, two large amounts were err
roneously reported as allowed t.
Sheriff Gray for fare of prisoners t.
Boise. The larger amount (of $643
was mostly for the board of prisoner
in the county Jail, and for expense
incurred in erecting the scaffold upol
which Ridgway did not hang.
y. Judge Mcbride and H. Hardy
of Salt Lake, owners of the Japa'
utNuCS " HIGH ID 0iSO0tOA oh SotOOAaoe
Hill, about quarter of a mile from
Haley, came in yesterday. They vii
remain here few days and agre
upon the development work to be pu
upon the mine this winter. The Japal
has not been worked with any regu
larity, owing to various causes, bu
what ore has been extracted from
has yielded about 81 5 900, with plent
more in sight.
Mrs. Willett Young and child ar
rived ON the afternoon stage, yestel
day, from Fresno, Tulare county, Cal
and took her husband little by SUI
prise. Only few moments prior I
her arrival he was remarking upon til
non-receipt of letters, and wonderin
if good fortune was intending pleas
ant surprise for him, when messag
announced the arrival of his wife an
child. Mr.. Young will now go I
housekeeping, and be happy. H
face has SO frightened since yesterda
that Joe Rupert will burn two ligh
les ct the drugstore in future.