Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-07-05
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m. City was very light.
don. + N. Wilson is in town, an |
report, a:tlve wJtA on the Bullion
wAterworks.
Fresh eggs at 1000 Main street.
Two men, for ii 5.1tia thi, m ming,
were arrested aud placed III tnc
coO.er.
Milk punches at Rainey's.
Tn, d.: ut Dnsey's g:ove, y,ster
day, took in $3)O inside Vi two NOUS.
The ice cream sian / took in 500.
A carload Of nails, just received ut
Cliff & Mckay's. mS
Pc .tnaster Fluid intends applying
for comp. nsatioa for d deputy It the
ii bushes. OF the ollie increases much
4 more.
A full Stock Of miners supplies, at
Cliff u Mckay's ms
A gentlemln from Vienna says the
Vienna mil is crushing Is tons Of ore
from the Mountain Nlnx nine daily.
For re be,t bit ci gar on the river.
go to Geo. kohiepp's HALEY brewery,
The courthouse bonds are in the
market, but six per cent. is deemed
too low rate Of interest to ne. otiate
them at par.
Co, 1000 Nam street for fruit,
vege ables, tobacco, cigars and no.
tons
Double or single beds and good
rooms ut Mrs. Cramton's lodging.
house, River street near Bullion. je2l.
Since July the Ogden Daily ilot
appears in the morning instead of
evening. This is owing to the change
IN railway running time.
1t has been demonstrated that only
the Balm Of Giead trees will th,iv.
III town, after tran>planting. Money
invested in quaking asp and other
varieties is thrown away.
George Hearst, of San Francisco,
Professor Jcnney and William Me-
Queen left to-day to examine >one
mine property Owned by Mr.. Preston,
All located OH the East Fork OF
Wood RIVER, in tM. Elktorn belt.
For fine watch repairing 90 to J.
Arnoll's, waite maker AMI j-wrler,
Opposite HALEY rheater. jy5'nl*
The re ,id.nts of Sho;hone in lu o..
in bathing daily, in the river at tia:
place. Both la!ies and gentlemen
Participate in the exercise Of swim.
mn5, ea III afternoon.
The O. 5. l.. Railroad G ,moany has
arralyel to secure water at the end
OF tn, track in til city, for locomo.
tise' aal oth r. M,os.s, by pipes
laid from Qaglcy gulch.
New hay is arriving, AMI BY the
first VI next week will come in rap.
lily. Rlnchmen ale now reaping a
rew,rl. Some of them will sell
en'l. III hay from their ranches to pay
for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Motht rwell have ar.
rived from Tuscarora, and will reside
in 'iAi,ey. Ms. Mo,herwe.l is thu
young lady who, as Miss Ella Parker,
wA'a general f.vorite here.
B''kctses, OH &c desks, folding bed
ste IDS, willow chairs, folding writ ny
d SIS, wlrlrobe', silebo .rls, and a
fall lin, OF no Is 'hol.l AMI otli.e fur.
MT lr,, Is yoing ike 1T cakes, at +.
A. Waite's. Call and Sc. it befu re i.
goes. i,3O.
Yves. -, the stage driver who
was thrown from e coach, in tie az
CT lent on the Saw,o ,th SIDE of tie
G..lena divide, couple of weeks AGO,
hal All ankle SO badly shattered that
the foot had to be amputated. lie is
now at the Miners Hospital.
A pleasant event in the Lad, s
FAIR was the pr, 'ntation of pair
OF dolls by few fri nds, to the little
twin daughters Of Mr.. Knapp. These
bea t.ful an interesting children
adle great deal to the doll stand.
an the gift was an appropriate t.sti
mon'al and we'll bestowed.
Atvices to-day from Rocky Bar
ara that only six men are now work.
IN; o" the Ada E.more mine, and
only ten msn on the payroll. The
Vlshnu Is working six to eight men:
the Leono"a is employing 80 men,
mostly above ground, getting ready
for the mill; tn. Last Chance mine !,
cnjo'nel. Matters are very quiet in
the camp.
The widower who oificiates behind
the rail at the Grand Central, re
ferred to by the TINES as having .
merry twinkle in his eye and about to
take a partner to share his veal, is
Mayor Mensrh, an energetic, 90
ahsal citizen of HaiIey-and not the :
proprietor of the hotel, as was sup.
posed by many readers