Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-12
OUTINGS.
Hop this evening.


Hop this evening.
See z. J. Pefey's notice in dollar COL
umn. TOO
Remember the hop at the HALEY Thea
ter this evening.
Ifyou want really elegant printing,
you must come to the TINES office.
Go to No. 1000 Main street for your
candies, fruits, confectionery, and vege-
tables.
just received at May, Krieg & Co.'s:
A large assortment of the latest styles Of
Mrs. J. X. Morrill,, and her daughter,
Miss Alta Wheat, left for Salt Lake this
morning, intending to be gone about four
weeks.
Ask any newsdealer for copy Of the
TINES map of Wood River. 1t is the
most accurate extant, and only costs %
cents.
If you want to while away an hour
comfortably while drinking glass Of
good beer, go to George kohlepp's IIai-
ley Brewery.
Ike Bingham, the deputy postmaster
of Bellevue, came up to the county seat
yesterday. He says that politics is very
quiet at the Gate City.
An inauguration ball will be given at
the Theater, next Wednesday evening,
under the auspices Of HALEY Council No.
!, Order of Chosen Friends.
Warren Husscy left OH the Blackfoot
stage this morning for ArcO. and will
there take stage for Challis, to look after
his mine interests in that section.
Colonel +. p. Caravan and Captain
Jay G. Kelley were in town, to-day, set
Ting up the campaign bills of the Repub-
lican County Central Committee.
J.H. Van Ness, who has been con-
fined to his bed from bilious chills, is
sitting up to-day, and longing to be out
again to enjoy the present beautiful
weather.
Uncle John Tillman has arrived from
Rocky Bar to attend court. Uncle John
is pegging away at his tunnel ut the Bar,
and expects to strike it some time in the
future. Mrs. Tillnan is at the Bar.
There are great many citizens of the
Sawtooth country now in HALEY, and
they appear to enjoy the metropolis, not
withsta,ding they often get lost at nights
and don't find their way back to their
rooms until next morning.
J. s. Wallace, Superintendent of the
SOlace mine, returned to Vienna yester-
day, and will continue work upon the
mines through the winter, though he re-
Gently discharged all the miners and la
borers with the exception OF few.
4 bona tide city dray has come to town,
and as it rumbles over the cObble stones
the sound it makes is quite metropolitan.
Policemen will be needed soon, to keep
teams from running over people trying
to cross the street, and to escort ladies
oyer.
General Cunningham, manager of the
O. 5. L. Forwarding Company, assured
Aims reporter, this morning, that the
organ would be brought in to HALEY
just rs soon as it was turned over to them
ut the end of the track. 1t is probably
there now.
;. A new Ore-strike was made yesterday
in the Jay Gould mine, ut Bullion. The
ore-body is larger than that previously
worked, and the ore of much hig!e
grade than any yet found in the mine. 4
will not astoIish many if, after awhile
the miners commence to shovel out ~
dollar pieces from that mine.
Sheriff Gray, to-day noon, sold at pub
&c
Robert Orr in the Nevada and Shenan
doah mines, on Little Smokey. The!
were knocked down to v. s. Anderson
at $125-a pretty good bargain 1t take
''Stampso to buy good mines.
Colonel Stowe returned yesterday
from st. Paul, Minnesota. The ColOne
and Don Mckay are mutually interested
in Trail Creek mine locations, upon OH
Of which tunnel run in 80 feet cut fin
body Of ore three feet wide, aud the own
ers are sanxt,ine AS to its future value
Work upon it will be prosecuted NOR
rapidly in future.
Patsey Marley and boot black 10
started Ia to give sidewalk exhibition 9
the manly art, last evening, and had jus
got fairly at work when officer Fran
Oliver lit down upon them and took theI
to the lookup until they cooked dOwr
Frank is a good officer, and that hug
club ne carries strikes terror to the maj
row of all offenders.
Everybody desiring Of joining tn
HALEY Choral Association are requisite
TO meet on Sunday evening next, ,
HALEY Theater, between and O'Clock
The use of the tlleater and piano by tn
month having been arranged for, 1t Is II
tended that the organization shall
perfected lMmcuiatciy, anu tnAI sci
Of vocal aud instrumental concerts
given during the winter.
Charley Black came in from his rancl
Is miles below, yesterday, to bring
some products of his place and to sui
exibe for the TIMES. lie has alread
cold 40 tons of fine hay cut from h
ranch this season, and lots Of other true
lie says they are catching mountain tro'
two feet long 80 yards from the hoas
but there are vastly greater ATTRACTION
there for the gentlemen who are fond
Gshing.
The Proper Way to Conduct Campaig
A day or two ago the Democrat