Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-07
JoTTINGs.
Will 1t never quit storming?

WERE you NJ tnc party last utSnt.
The railroad won't get here this year.
1t will. 1t won't. viii it:
The roads are in a worse condition than
last spring, ut the ''breaking-up."
Fresh imported cigars ut Merchants
Hotel. o46t
Fresh eggs, just received att. G. Fox's,
Main street, HALEY. oil
Ifyou want really elegant printing,
you must come to the TINES office.
Stoves and tinware at cost at Sielatf's;
also double freight-wagon for sale.
Mrs. Gregory private clearinghouse
keeper of Bullion, was IN town to-olay.
Nine patients are at present in DR..
Miller's hospital-and all doing finely.
Bunged eyes are getting scarce. There
will have to be another ratification meet
ing. ss
All parties indebted to Ad. Sielatf are
notified to settle by October 10th, with
out fail.
The Misses McNamee came down from
Bullion, last evening, to attend the party.
They returned home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. z. Burkhart will be
back in couple OF weeks. They are
now ''doing' Chicago and other Eastern
cities.
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 Willie drinking Il glass of
good beer, go to George Kohlepp's Hal
ley Brewery.
The Saw,o 9TH mail, day before yester-
day, was brought over the mountains to
Galena on horseback, rs no team could
take it over.
j. +. Dunn, better known rs Yankee
John, left tonight for Shoshone City,
where he has charge of large mercan
tile business.
Church services will be held in HALEY
Hall, Sunday evening ut : 80 o'clock.
Preaching by the Rev. +. Pratt. Sunday
school and Bible class at p. m.
Patsey Marley returned to town yes
terday from trip to Boise county, where
h. went to do representing work on d
number of mining claims which he OWNS.
Oh! thou precious gallant, Bradley,
Thy veices AZ sweet as y ripping rl';-
Scratch my back you darling. dear one
r-faster-fastor still
John Van Schaick, one of the County
Commissioners, returned this morning to
Rocky Bar, where, lie says, there is lots
of money in circulation anu everybody is
busy.
Fred. Forrest, whose hip was dslo-
Gated in one OF the Bullion mines, lately,
Is being treated ut DIR. Miller's hospital,
and yesterday was able to be about upon
crutches.
John Curtin, a miner about 33 years
old, was brought down to DIR. Miller 5
hospital from the Bullion mines, this
morning, suffering with Il severe attack
Of lead poisoning.
Ad. Siclaff bundled aboard ofhis wagon
this morning, all of his unsold tinware.
stoves, and other stock of his tiI-shop,
and started out for Boise City, where he
will rc-engage in business.
Freights from Kelton to Boise City are
now 4 cents per pound, and to Haley
80, and tending toward four cents rapid
~, as there are no teams there to load fol
Wood River or any other point.
The Grand Jurymen were released after
pretty tough siege on hard seats, in :
cold room. They were sent to the county
Jail, and then to the hospital, and then t,
court, and discharged.
The County Commiss toner's adjourned
last evening, sine die, having had a yer,
satisfactory meeting, and transacted III
business before them. They will not re
assemble until they meet us IL Board 0
Canvassers.
The furniture and fixtures of the Del
mOnicO Restaurant were taken away OF
wagons, this morning, and placed il
storage. The rent of $l5O per month
and other corresponding expenses, wer
greater than the business warranted.
Freighting is brisk at present betwee
ShOshOne and the end OF the railroa
track. The tracklayers are making goo
progress toward the 32d-lnile station
from which point freight and passenger
will be received for Wood River for som
time to come.
Mr.. Tucker and wife, formerly resi-
dents of Boise City, and latterly proprie
tors of the milk ranch on Indian Greek
have secured and moved in the Statfor
house, on Main street, next above tn
County Treasurer's office, and will resitl
there this winter.
Charles Moore, one of the most enter
prising citizens of Haley, has moved h
family to his new residence on Main stree
md has an elegantly furnished home, b,
he intends engaging in business soon
TuscArOra, Nevada, and will move Ia
fhnily there next spring.
While standing ON the dump of til
Eurek. mine, at Bullion, yesterday morI
ing, George A. Black, Secretary of IL
Wood River Gold and Silver Mining Con
pany shot a large buck through the hea
and wounded another. The dead buc
was unusually large and pronounced
''beauty" by all who saw it.
Charles IL. Tregaskis has taken
family and gene to Tuscarora from Bell
vue, aud will reside there permanent
in business. lie cold out all his proper
in Bradford and bid his Wood Riv
friends goodbye. John Men ally, an o
ldalloan. writes TO friends here that tn
carora ID livel.er than ever, and, in fac
is booming.
Yesterday N. F. Kimball, of Boise, al