Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-12
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Eight patients are now in the Hos.
pital, under treatpent.
Judge Roseborough, Of the law firm
of Roseborough & Merritt, arrived Sun.
day evening from Salt Lake.
A collection Of rare and very rich
specimen ore is on exhibition Ut JOS
eph Rupert's drugstore to-day.
Haley Theater is again closed to
The public to-day, and will not be
opened until some special occasion
demands it.
William Seaton and wife are up
to-day from Shoshone. Mr.. Seaton
is q furniture dealer of that place and
likes HALEY 6rst.rate.
Large quantities of provisions and
merchandise are arriving daily by rail,
and being delivered by teams to
HALEY merchants.
Tom Fenton, who owns some good
mines on Rock Creek, arrived in town
to-day, and is taking an airing among
the pleasure resorts.
The receipts of the base ball club
ball, last evening amour ed to a small
sum in excess of the expenses-which
was not as favorable showing as an
ticipated.
The Second Judicial District Court
vas again convened this morning at
II o'clock, and adjourned BY Clerk
Richardson until the same time to-
morrow morning.
Colonel Shaughnessy, ex-United
States Marshal of Utah, who is heavily
interested in some of the mines around
Bullion, is expected in Haley about
the 30,h instant.
Eighteen prisoners are now confined
in the county Jail on various charges,
and during their hours for daily exer-
else they make as much noise as a
stock exchange in session in panicky
times.
Justice Lennon was this morning
sitting in judgment at the trial Of
Blossom vs.. Fisher, which was to OBJ
tain for Blossom $40 on an account
rendered-to which Mr.. Fisher took
exceptions.
There are 81 civil cas.s on the dock
ct to be tried at the present term of
the District Court, as soon as it shall
be convened for business, and at least
two months time will be consumed in
their adjustment.
Postmaster Fuld finds the postal
business at this Office increasing so
fast that he will soon add some IS or
more new boxes to those already in
use, having daily inquiry which he
has been unable to supply.
Considerable mine-jumping has
been INDUCED in recently, on Boul-
der Creek, in the interest of outside
parties who are settling themselves in
to a position for serious trouble, as
they cannot get away with the ground
on the scheme inaugurated.
Haley is now the center or termi.
nus Of all mail routes and stage travel
in this section of country. The Boise
mail comes through to Haley and the
Muldson m all is now established rs q
trl.weekly and leaves here Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, returning
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Owing to the illness Of Judge Prick
EFT, the grand jurors summoned to ap
pear yesterday were notified by mail
to await further notice, and therefore
but few of the jurors have arrived.
The petit jurors we're summoned for
Monday next. No definite informa-
ton has yet been received as to the
condition of Judge Prickett, though
some was expected to-day.
Lumber has been ordered for erect
ing, at DR.. Milier's Miners Hospital,
on Hot Springs Greek, additional
quarters for patients. The addition
to be made will be 28x52 feet, or equal
to the present size of the Hospital, and
when completed it will offer quiet
retreat for invalids, who will receive
the best accommodations offered in
the Territory.
Trse.cutting is being carried on
extensively on upper Wood River.
The fellers, or men who fell the trees,
are to be paid of in few days, when
they will cut around Ketchum and
chip their money in to the grati6ca-
ton Of saloon men and others of the
town. Mr.. Russell, the tie contractor,
Is running down several thousand
railroad ties for new boom.
Postmaster Fuld has arranged to
have, in addition to the new lock and
call boxes, an additional window
opened for the exclusive use of par
ties desiring to register letters or
secure postal money-orders. 1t will
Try window, and thus much incon-
ven'ence heretofore experienced at
The general do1;vorv .v;ndOw ,r,l1 ho