Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-14
Mammoth mine assays average los ozs.
Both are located in Sawtooth district.

Mammoth mine assays average los ozs.
Both are located in Sawtooth district.
w. L. Riley, Geo. NJ. Parsons, G. B.
Fox, I. Angel and Z. $. Chase attended
the meeting Of the G. A. r. yesterday
afternoon ut Bellevue. Arrangements
were made for the gathering at the camp
fire to take place this month, in the grove
two miles below HALEY.
George w. Richards, w. r. Riley, C.
B. Fox and Texas Angel were the dele
gates selected last Saturday to represent
HALEY at the Republican county conven-
ton to be held in Bellevue next Satur-
day. Very little interest was taken in
the primary, only 81 ballots having been
cast.
About o'clock last Saturday evening
big blaze suddenly broke out in the
brush in rear of the Emo lodging house.
An alarm of fire was rung and Il large
crowd rushed to the spot, only to find an
old wickiup, formerly occupied by a
prospector, OH fire. The flames were
smothered without trouble.
Five thousand feet of lumber for build
ing purposes at the Narrow Gauges, Is
now being hauled from Bullion through
Coleman's camp, and over the Deer
Creek divide. Supplies will soon be ia
ken in for the winter, and appearances
are favorable for active mining in that
camp during the fall.
Frank H. Rollins to-day attached him.
self to the editorial staff Of the TIMES.
MIR. Rollins having had many years ex-
perience both as u journalist and in the
management Of mining properties, will
prove a valuable acquisition and materi-
n i1,f0 h srh
to which the TINES has attained.
Mrs. Samuel Levy, of Salt Lake, who
is 4 sister of Mrs. Carrie Bache of this
City, left the city of the Saints last Fri
day, for prolonged visit to her home in
New Orleans. Mrs. Bache will follow
in few weeks, and will probably re-
main i'll the land of the orange and sugar
cane until the beginning of the next vel
low fever season.
The Miners Union of Bullion was full
ly recognized Saturday, in their own
Hall, formerly Dave Mekenny's house.
One hundred aud forty members signed
| the roll and officers were elected as fol-
lows: President, VIM. Gaughan; Sec.
Dan Riley. The other camps will follow
suit. Several hundred dollars is now in
the Bullion Union treasury.
j. X. Cooper, Of Chicago, who is one
of the owners Of the Mayilower mine, of
Bullion, arrived in town yesterday. Mr..
Cooper expects to relieve Superintend-
ent Ravens, of the Maytlower, so as to
permit that gentleman to go to Colorado
to visit his family, but it appears that
Mr.. Cooper cannot stay here over two or
three days, as he has important business
to attend to elsewhere.
4 wedding party of Bellevue sent
word up Saturday evening to the Mer-
chants hotel, ordering AS rare dinner
us BELTS such an occasion. The repast,
including the choicest viands Of the sea-
son, was prepared. AS the bridal party
failed to appear the guests of the hotel
were favored with choice additions to
their Sunday dinner, but Mr.. Bews says
all orders in future must be accompanied
by the coin.
Major Blakeley, formerly Superintend-
ent Of the old Boss mine, in New Mexico
left this morning in company with Mr.
j. G. Lennon for the King of the Yves,
mine on the Smokey. 4 force of eigh.
teen men are at work on the mine Elf
teen mules loaded with merchandise fol
McCarter's store on Smokey also left to-
day, and will pack ore back from tn.
King of the West mine. The ore will b,
shipped to Salt Lake: