Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-07-12
LOCAL JOCrINGS.
Milk punches at Rainev's.
f yg Lemonade at Rainev's.

visit.
d. +. Creswell, of Shoshone, is in
town.
A carload of nails, just received at
Cliff 6 McKay's. mS
Mining men find all the supplies
they need at Collin Brothers. jl2
For the best bit cigar on the river.
60 to Geo. kohlepp's HALEY Brewery,
Go to 1000 Nam street for fruit,
vege ables, tobacco, cigars and no.
tons
"Pink" brought back fine trotting
horse from Challis, which he purchased
for the fall races at HALEY.
For fine watch repairing go to J.
Arnold's, Matchmaker and jeweler,
opposite HALEY Theatcr. jy5ml*
w. T. Riley, who was appointed
Justice of the Peace for HALEY, Tues
day, filed his bond yesterday.
Miss Emma Lawrence returned
from Ketchum this morning, and will
give concert Saturday evening.
Next Sunday Rev. Mr.. Osborn will
be III ketchum, and therefore will not
be here to conduct church services.
BAche, the tailor, makes as good
clothing as he ever did, and has Just
e'e'ved large line OF samples. jlo
d Double or single beds and good
srooms at Mrs. Cramton's lodging.
fhouse, River street near Bullion. je2l.
Don't forget it. Coffin Brothers
have the largest and only complete
stock of hardware on Wood River. ii2
There have been two recent and
important developments in Bullion
one in the o X and the other in
the Bullion mine.
Mrs. Thomas Bell left last evening
to visit with her relatives in Oakland,
and other places in California. She
will be gone two or three months.
Bishop ruttle will arrive in HALEY
on his regular annual visit Monday or
Tues lay next, aud services will be
held Sunday week at HALEY Hall, by
the Bishop.
Banjo Nell aul Mrs. Heffern, of
Bellevue, were brought up yesterday
morning in charge of an officer, and
locked up in the county Jail for II
days for dsorderly conduct.
A recent strike is reported in the
Bon Ton mine, on Deer Creek, which
Is owned by Z. K. Bolton, and sam
pie OF the ore is at DR.. Murray's Of
ice and is we'll worth inspecting.
Rev. H. d. Fisher, ID. d., will de.
part for Boise City next week, and
will return when he gets ready. In
the meantime, Mr.. Rollins, of the
TINES, will hold forth at the church.
All kinds of milling and mining
machinery can be purchased of Cot
fin Brothers. We will make you es-
Inmates and give you prices which
you cannot duplicate in the East. liz
If the Sabbath school union picnic.
to be held in August, is taken to Dor
sey's grove, there will be one child
tor each tree and bush in the grove;
but ny veering round with the sun
they can keep in the shade.
Fairbanks scales of all kinds. from
= small counter to a lotion wagon
scale, constantly in stock. Ore scales,
furnace charging scales, and, in fact,
anythlng needed about a mine, mill
or SIN elter, at Coffin Brothers.. liz
The Idahoan mine never looked as
we'll as at present. The ore body is
OK to seven feet wide, and mostly
high grade. The miners have sunk
~ ieet on this chute of ore and find it
uniform and solid. The entire width
is clean ore.
Harry Thompson will depart for
Rocky Bar and Hardscrabble, where
he is operating the gold mines active.
y. Three years ago the natives of
Hardscrabble had = notion to run
their village as candidate for the
county seat.
George Kohlepp visited Bullion
yesterday, ana says that he scarcely
NV a dozen men in town except at
zeal time. Every able. bodied man
q town is at work, earning ~ per day,
anu everybody in business seems to be
doing we'll.
II. Ward left on Tuesday for Og.
n, Salt Lake, Bodie, and then East.
r: Ward is on big excursion trim,
sad Tommy Leatherdale, Mr.. Wards
nePhew, is now Mr.. Ward at HALEY
!, rneater' having discharged himself as
Tommy Leatherdale.
The junction mine, on Thompson
sseek, a tributa y of Warm Spring
eek is being worked by Carey,
hbershaw & Taylor, and they have
nom SIX to 20 inches of solid ore and
.e e'sat-foot vein. They are extract