Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-03-29
JOrTINGs.
Meals for so cents at the Delta.
Fresh eggs at 1000 Main street.

10 to the Delta for a SQUARE meal
Bird cages at Riley & Tracy's drug
store.
Eggs are plenty in town, and sell
ing at ~ cents per dozen.
Remember Browns Arnica Salve
is warranted. II
"A new stock of scenery, footlights,
etc, is en- route for Haley Theater.
Fresh eggs, lemons, and oranges,
at j. G. Fox's. mis-
The heavy rain, last evening, made
the attendance at Faylor's hall rather
light.
Fresh garden seeds just received at
Riley Il Tracy's drugstore.
The new saloon of Elder & Parsons.
known as the "Parlor," opens to.
night.
If you want really elegant printing,
you must come to the TINES office.
The rock quarry contest is not set
tied, as the jury disagreed, and it will
soon come up again for trial.
Fresh Eastern oysters, fried, stewed or
plain, at the Nevada Chop House.
Mr.. Hall yesterday purchased a
blooded saddle-horse which is war
ranted to trot in 2:2O on the turf.
Good cooks, and all dishes served up
in style, at the Delta Chop House.
Miss Lottie Dorsey is expected
home from school at Salt Lake in a
few days-to remain during the sum
mer.
The finest stock of jewelry in the
West, at Hendricks, Haley.
Two daily stages travel between
Haley and Bullion, taking passengers
also for Smiths springs and Gilman
City.
If you want really fine cigar, go
to kohlepp's brewery. m5ml
Miss Ella Parker, long a resident of
Haley, left this morning for her for
mer home, Elko, New, where she in
tends to remain.
Oysters in every style at the Nevada
Chop House, up to , O'Clock in the morn
ing.
The south hllsides are already
growing green with new grass, and it
will not be long before herds can be
turned out to feed them.
For sale-A good cooking range,
suitable for restaurant or hotel. Apply
to Teas Angel. mSwl
Ed. Beatty, who is clcrking for J.
O. Swift & Co., is in town from Bull
ion, and will soon SO arrange his busi-
ness there that he can have his head
quarters in HALEY for the summer.
Fresh ranch eggs and fresh ranch
butter for sale at the Merchants Din
ing-room. m29t3
After the first of July the rate of
postage on letters and other first class
matter will be only two cents per half
ouncc-instead Of three cents per
half-ounce.
Major Hyndman got in last night,
on the Shoshone coach, swearing like
trooper because he was compelled to
walk through mud knce-deep for the
short space of five or six miles.
Frank Bradley, of Boulder, re-
turned this morning. He reports no
snow on lower Boulder Creek the
first Of the week, and that mining will
soon be resumed.
The base ball fever gives symptoms
of unusual prevalence, and grounds
are being plowed, scraped and rolled
ready for competitive games on Mr.
Croy's property, on the outskirts OF
town.
Morton G. Fisher, the prominent
mining man who bought the Ontona-
gon group OF copper mines on Dead
mans Flat last summer, will be IN
HALEY in few weeks. He is now a,
his home at San Rafael, Cal, where
he has Just recovered from Il SIN
weeks illness.
William II. Atkinson, one Of the
owners of the Chief of the Hill anc
other claims on Carbonate Hill, got il
yesterday, after an absence of q
months, during which he visited the
Comstock and several other mining
camps. Mr. Atkinson is more thai
satisfied that this is the best mining
section in the United States to-day
and proposes to set his stake here this
time for good. To begin with, Mr.
Atkinson comes with contract from
Morton c. Fisher to drive tunnel IL
the Ontonagon copper mines, on Dead
mans Flat. After that is completed
Mr.. Atkinson will resume work on ths
claims in which he is interested.