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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-01
A Tired Community.

Yesterday being the last of May
everybody was rushed with the past
months settlements and accounts pre-
pairing for "Steamer Day." to-day.)
The citizens of Haley enjoyed a gen.
uine well-conducted and spirited holi-
day on Decoration Day, and the hotels,
lodging-houses, saloons, restaurants,
stores and places of amusement did a
rushing business, owing to the influx
of strangers from Bull n, Bellevue
and ketchum, as we'll as from the
mines around Haley. But the days
designations and the loss of sleep re-
sulting from participation in the grand
ball Wednesday night, has rendered
most of the population extremely
lethargic, and especially the baseball
ers who have Commissions, blistered
feet, black eyes, sprained ankles, dis
jointed fingers, and bad colds, and who
feel generally gloomy at the result and
tired from severe exertion.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-01
THE ATLANTA NINE.

Ore Discovered on its 4OO-foot Level.
Major Petit, superintendent and
part owner of the great Atlanta mine,
at Atlanta, who is spending few days
in HALEY, received a note from his
foreman last night, which read as tol-
lows:
"Four hundred level all O. X. We
cut the ledge last night on the 2sth)
and cut six inches of ore."
This proves the continuation to- this
level Of the ledge and ore-body formed
on the upper levels-and indicates the
existence of bonanza of no mean
proportions. Major Petit felt very
confident that this would be the case,
and he has not been disappointed.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-01

Yesterday Officer William Adams
arrived from Shoshone with two pris-
oners arrested there on a charge of
grand larceny in stealing money
from Swede named Swenson. Sven
son had placed the money on a coun-
ter in front Of him, when one of the
prisoners snatched it while the other
was talking to Swenson, and the lat
ter, believing it only a joke to fright
en- him, allowed the man to get away.
But as he did not return the money,
Swenson swore out a warrant against
them, and the prisoners are now in
Jail here, awaiting hearing before
the grand jury.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-01
A MULE AND WATCH THIEF.
A Herder Disappears with Property
Belonging to his Empluyer.

AT noon to day Hank Lufkins mott.
fed Sheriff Furey that he desired
assistance i'll capturing a man en-
ployed only a few days ago to herd
stock for him, and who, while at camp
six miles above town, on Wood River,
in company with Mr.. Lufkins's son,
was guarding the freight team stock.
The herder left camp last night to look
after the mules, and keep them to-
gether, and had not reported this
morning. Young Lufkins had lent
the man his watch-a fine silver watch
which cost $40, but no chain, and
upon searching the hills this morning
he discovered that the mules had been
uncared for during the night, while
one of the best saddle mules was miss
ing, as we'll as the herder. This mule
weighs $50 pounds, and is readily
known by the brand H l., connected,
on the left shoulder. 1t is valuable
animal, and fast traveller.
The stock tender is a small sized
German, who speaks broken English,
was formerly in Bodie, and lately
butchering in Nevada. He claims to
be butcher, is sandy-complexioned,
has red, freckled face, and recently
went afoot to ketchum for work. He
will give himself away on the butcher
ing proposition. as he is vain of his
ability in this line. Mr.. Lufkins has
telegraphed to Shoshone, and started
out for ketchum in search of the mule
and watch thief, and if he ever strikes
his trail proposes to camp upon it
until he gets his man. Sheriff Furey
will assist.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-01
JOrTINGS.

German Beer Hall opening tonight.
w. II. Petit left this afternoon
for Atlanta, where he will remain un-
til July 10, when he will return to
HALEY for few days stay.
Fresh eggs at 1000 Main street.
Thomas A. Sayers and Henry Sex
ton, who were arrested a few days ago
at Shoshone, for robbery, have been
held to appear before the grand jury.
Scar faced Charley, alias Charles
Young, was stabbed in the lung, a,
Shoshone. yesterday, by a ramchman
named Rivers. Young may die. Riv.
ers is in Jail.
S. A. Balliett, the we'll known at
torney at law, left this morning fol
Shoshone, to attend to some legal bus
mess. He expected to return to-mor
row evening.
The County Commissioners die
nothing this morning, but met at / p
m. to take into consideration the
courthouse plans and specification.
submitted since their last meeting.
Shoshone is being bulldozed by
roughs who rob and defy orderly citi
zens, but last week meeting wa:
held of the merchants and prominent
citizens, who Immediately notified
several of the most desperate charac
tiers to leave town and-they skipped
toward Glenn's Ferry, asking no ques
tons as to the authority of the com
mittee for issuing the order for thei
departure.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-01
If you want to enjoy a good meal,
drop into the Merchants Restaurant
for their o'clock dinner. my9-tf
A " New" Father.

The proudest man in the Wood
River country to-day is probably
Harry Mahlstedt, of Bullion, Yester-
day afternoon, his wife presented him
with a bouncing boy-a first-born-
weighing 81 pounds, and since then
Mr.. Mahlstedt has been unable to.con.
tain himself, SO glad is he, and has
been securing the town to fEd people
to treat. Having treated all of Bullion
he has started in on HALEY by sending
a basket of champagne to the TIMES
Office, so that the boys could drink to
the health of the new born. So, here's
your very good health, Mr.. Mahlstedt,
"und your vife's goot helth, und your
vamily's goot helth!"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-01
4 NEW CHURCH BUILDING.
Inc Presbyterians About to Eract =
$4,000 House Of Worship.

W. '""S AUOut 10 Erect
SS,OOO House Of Worship.
The Presbyterians of HALEY have
worked quietly but earnestly for some
time toward securing a church edi6ce
for worship and for the gathering of
the Presbyterian flock. Rev. Mr..
Pratt, pastor of the congregation, has
been an earnest worker, and his efforts
are tc be rewarded.
The denomination does not number
many, but includes some of the most
substantial citizens of the town, who
have subscribed 5000 with a con.
tingent sufficient, together with $1,000
received from the East, to guarantee
the immediate building of fine church
in HALEY, to cost in the neighborhood
OF $4,000. A business meeting had
been called for last evening, but was
adjourned until Monday evening next.
1t is proposed to construct the build
ing of brick, and to build study
with parlors annexed for the use of the
pastor. The location is not definitely
announced, as it may not be erected
upon the lots now owned by the de-
nomination in Haley, which are on
Third avenue. When completed,
other evangelical denominations will
be offered accommodation there until
suitably provided for by buildings of
then own.
All public spirited citizens and
miners are invited to be present at
the meeting Monday evening, at the
Office of Texas Angel, in Bullion
Block, as the building of the church
will commence next week.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-01
A DESPERATE THIEF.

Being Detected in an Attempt At Bur
glary, he Opens Fire on his Intended
Victim.
At five o'clock this morning the
neighborhood of Carbonate and River
streets was aroused by rapid success.
sion of pistol shots, and soon after a
number of citizens gathered at the
place whence the shots came and with
Officers Frank Oliver and Tom Con-
molly made an investigation as to the
cause.
1t appears that about the time stated
Frank Mcbride was suddenly aroused
by noise in his room. AS he awoke
Mr.. Mcbride discovered that a man
had raised the window at the side of
the bed and crawled into the room.
He Immediately secured Mr.. McBride's
clothing and ransacked it for money.
Mr.. Mcbride, seeing his actions,
reached for his revolvers, which were
under the pillows, and began shooting.
The intruder held revolver in one
hand while searching the pantaloons,
and also began firing. Two balls
struck the bed curtains and glanced,
narrowly missing Mr. Mcbride, who
jumped out of bed to take better aim,
and received shot in the left leg. near
the knee-joint, but continued shoot
ing.
The intruder fired five shots and
beat retreat by unlocking the front
door. Mr.. Mcbride continued firing
from both revolvers until he discharged
six shots, and thinks one of the balls
took effect. He was greatly agitated,
and his aim was therefore wide of the
mark, otherwise the man could not
we'll have escaped, as the room was
small and both men stood within a
few feet of one another while shoot
ing.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-01
With Grim FOrtitude

You will take nauseous medicines,
suffer pain, neglect your business, and
pay huge doctors bill this summer,
if you neglect now to take bottle OF
SARsAPARILLA, DANDELION and 10.
DIDE of POTASSIUM, the best Blood
Purisyer and remedy for rheumatism
and kidney diseases on the globe
The Brown Medicine Co. make it ano
every sensible druggist keeps it
Don'e neglect this safeguard a moment
longer.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-01
The Ladies Fair Association.

The ladies fair association have de-
cide4 to postpone the time of holding
their fair. They have engaged the
Haley Theater building for the end,
3rd and 4th of July. They will make
it the more interesting for the delay,
and will make special feature of the
ball for the Fourth, which they intend
shall be the best possible of its kind.
Further notice will be given in the
future.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-01
Browns I'epSin Tonic

Is the sovereign remedy Of the age
for Dyspepsia and Indigestion. A
sour stomach or distress from eating
is corrected at once. From Mime
sofa to Texas all unite in praise OF
BROwN's PEPsIN Tonic. Sold fol
fifty cents only.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-01
The Spencer House, ShOshOnc.

This is the only first-class hotel in
Shoshone. 1t is located opposite the
depot, where all trains stop for meals.
F. w. SPENCER,
my? Proprietor.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-01
Why Buy Browns Medicines?

Because they are the purest and
best. BROwN's LIVER PILLS are
used ALWAYS, by those who try them
ONCE, for constipation, biliousness and
sick headache. They never fail.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-01
A Barber Wanted.

A frst-class barber is wanted at
Lew. Walkers tonsorial palace. Good
wages will be paid to good man.
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-01
Guns, Revolyers and Ammunition.

L. Schrepel, a practical gunsmith,
has opened a gun store and, in con-
nection, general repair shop, next
door to S. J. Friedman's. my24
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-01
Mining and Land Claims

Attended to by l.. Bingham, Attor-
ney at Law, Washington, ID. G. my2l
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-01

LIE
Aiken. Thos
Adams, Dick
Aubrey, j
Adams, F
Awkward, Thos 2
Bissell, CT
Briscoe, A D
Baldwin, d w
Brown, Martha
Briuegar, J F
Brown, j ID 3
Bradley 4 Brian
Beldin, f H
Byrnes, Edward
Bradford, James II
Bradley, 5 w
Beemer, II J
Baker, Alexander
Burton, Z E
Bubb, IL c
Beatty, c II, Mrs
Bling, DIR 4 w
Campbell, Robt
Carpenter, Jno
COughlin, Frank,
Crowley, VIM
Chaplin, b w
CaIlan, Robt w
Cranston. G w
Clayton, G
Calvin, ) II
Coffee, j
Clark. sc
Crydern'an, NJ c
Cummings, } +
Cummings, VIM 3
COrricrO, Emanuel
Callmyer, A w
Clifton, j II
Clara, LUXE
Carpenter, w
Delaney, James
Dessert, j ID
Dennison. + +
Dawson, j b
Donoll'le, G j
Drury, John
Douthitt, d w
Duffy, Michael
Delabertauche, +
Dennis, II +
Dave, Davis
Deckard, A
Dorgan, Pierce
Ellison, w b
Evens, j ID
Ea.ls, w II
Evans, j Il
ErchelrOth, r F
Fox, Mrs
Frisbee, John
Fell, John
Fellows, Harry
Feehan, VIM
Farmer, John
Farrell, Oh 3
Ferguson, ID 5
Freel, William
Fraser, A G
Fraser, II X
Fanneur, Jno
Foster, +
Forsythe, VIM
Griffith, Maggie 3
Gatewood, Ben
Galligcr, Pat
Gurnee, Il n
GEOLOGY, Sarah
Carney, j J
Gauss, G II
Guard, Wm & Mrs
Gordon, f c
Ginlirlli, Vinecrgo
Gillette, Il w
Hutchens, John
Hodge, J +
Hustes, Charles
Hurley, VIM
Hogan, Peter
Hunggrecn, p l.
Hif, j w
Hommel, Ervcn
HOlbroOk, DR. f. G
Hoover, Miss Eva
Holmes, Jas
Hits, Jerome
Hughes, Geo
Herman, w c
Harrop, Ed
Harris, Geo
Harrington & Cobb
HermOr & Foster
johnson, & II
Jones, ID
Jones,Jo
Jones, John d
Jones, w Il
Kimball, b
kelleher, Il
Kellogg, james
Kendall, A w 2
Kinsey, J S
Kinsey, II X
King, A Howard
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-01
BORN.

Bullion, May 81, 1888 to
the wife of Henry Mahlstedt, IA boy, weigh
ing 81. pounds.
Mother and son are doing well.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-01
LETTER LIST

List Of Letters remaining In the HALEY Post
once on the lat Of June. 1a8. Persons calling
for any Of these Letters will please say "Adver.
tised."
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-01

The German Beer Hall opens to-
night.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-01

'~0 - sAO AhaAAVy EOOt-
e. 160. Persons calling
vill please say "Adver.
IN TULD, Postmaster.
Kelly, David
Kelly, james
kallmyer, A w
Lawson, NJ $
Lacey, 1hos
Larson, sarah
Lenhigh, Kate
Lawyer, Quincy
Leigh, W II
Luddy, w II
LOnSOottOln, Eu
Lawson, J )
Lady, J NJ ?
Linsey, James
Lewis, 3
Lewis. w H
Lunkletter. II
Macy, Arthur
Mackey, G d
MoCulloch. X NJ
McGregor, Johh
McCatl'rey& Brennan
Morellead, J l.
Mcdonald, II u
Moorehouse, J w
Minnear, G w
Mccullough, VIM 4
Mckay. Dr2
Macy, Arthur
Mollin, John
McGregor, John
Mcdonnell, ID Il
Moore, Oh II
Moreland, A 3
Mercer, VIM
Mccarthy, Joseph
Milloy, IL
Mcclure, NJ
Massen, j b
Monroe, Tim
Morrissey, James
McCatfery, John
Massell, John Lee 2
Mulaterta, Lewis
Myers, w 5
MacGilhendy, NJ
McH:1den, DR.. II
Noble John
NeCollins, John
O'FallOn. Win
O'Conner, & &
PeltOn, II 5 I
Palter, Geo
Pheppm, $ S
Post, Geo
Peck, Geo
Pore, Silas
Peelan, harry
Ranell, + &
Raney, J b
Royce, & w
Rich, l. c
Raymond, J f
Rust, l n
Richardson, Va
Richardson, J
Rice, Thos
Reinhardt, Fannie
SlOcum, 5 NJ DIR
Sanderson, E G
SpoOner, G w
Sheridan, Il
Strong, G II
Schofield, Ed
Stahl, Maud 2
Smith, j +
Smith, willard
Slower. J Spencer
StinsOn, rhos 2
Sanders, Joe
Smith, ID
Snyder, Laura
Sincleer, JJ2
Sims, J w
SprOwles, c.
Sheridan, J
Spencer, X w
Sullivan, James
Scott, MIR
Sargent, G A
Swanson, Oh
Slater, G +
Sibly, Cliff ID
Shoemaker, ID w
Stephens, Dan
Trip, II b
TallisfewO, ID
Thomas. James
Iassell, Charles
Thomas, Mrs Julia
Thompson, c W
Thompson, Robert
Towhill, ID +
Threws, WIN
Urea, Miss II
Underwood, E "
UnGlerhill, G F
welsh, WIN
wills, G \
way, q W
whOrtOn, F f
wish, John
williams, G A
woods, Edwin
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-04

dry appropriation bill, announcing
a disagreement. The report was
agreed to and d further conference
ordered.
The election case was then re-
sumed, Richardson submitting his
eaee IN a brief speech. A vote was
then taken on the minority resolu-
ton as a substitute for the majority
resolution, declaring Lee entitled 20
the seat, and it was adopted
yeas, l25, nays, ia. There was a
good deal of indignation manifested
among the democrats at the result
OF this vote, as it was the first time
this session when the resolution of
the majority of a committee has
been voted down. Members were
free IN their denunciations of what
they claimed an attempt to
put $4,000 in the pocket of
the contestant. The majority of
the committee reported a resolution
giving the contestant leave to with
draw his papers without prejudice.
the effect of this being to confirm
richardson's right to be seated. and
the report was signed by Calkins,
Miller, Jones, of Tennessee: Paul
BeltZh00Yer, Anterior, Davis, Mis-
souri,, and Moulton. The minority
report was signed by the remaining
republicans.
a vote then occurred on the
majority report, as amended by the
minority, and the democrats refus-
ing to vote, the House was left
without quorum, the vote stand
ing yeas 12S, nays 6. A call of the
House was ordered.
At Ito in order tc get the House
out OF a deadlock, Rasson moved to
reconsider the vote by which the
previous question was ordered on
the election case.
Dusseldorf moved to lay the mo-
ton on the table, saying that no
bills should be passed till this mat
ter was disposed of, declaration
eagerly assented to by the demo
cratic side.
at 2.05 the Speaker announced
the enrolment of the tariff bill and
affixed his signature thereto.
at 4.3O am, the House agreed to
the conference report on the sundry
civil appropriation bill.
The Senate will also agree to the
report.
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commission for the shipment of
seamen were agreed TO. THE fif-
teenth section, regulating the duties
on tonnage, and the twenty-second,
the mail subsidy section, were
stricken out. The bill then passed.
Sawyer called up the House bill to
adjust the salaries of postmasters,
and it was passed. This bill was
passed yesterday by the House.
The House bill to create three ad-
ditional land districts in Dakota,
passed; also a bill making st. Vim
cent, Maine, port of entry, instead
of Penn bina.
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-22
MILITARY NOTES.

There will be battalion drill of the city
companies in the armory this evening, at the
conclusion of which dancing will be In order
for an hour or SO. Gentlemen not in uniform
are required to pay an admission fee OF %
cent?. The detail for the drill from each
company consists of twenty men. with COM
missioned officers. The officers of companies
have had opportunities of perfecting them
selves in the drill the past two years, and it
is expected that all of the details OF each
movement will be presented by them.
The new company (E) meets tomorrow
night for organization and election OF
officers, Lieutenant Colonel Guthrie being
mastering officer. A great deal of enthusiasm
exists among the members, nearly all OF them
having served in the other companies. so twill
by no means be company of raw recrults.
They are already talking of procuring the
white helmet, which is far preferable than
the black for this climate and look better on
the men. Their quarters will be next to
Company A, and the third story will be ftted
up for the cadet company and the regimental
band
Company A has been SO successful with
their Sauturdsy-evening hops" that they
talk of continuing them during the winter
season.
Lieutenants Miller and Steinmiller of Com
pany A have been examined as to their quail
fcations, and have been reported upon favor
ably
The terms of Lieutenants Rivett and Shee-
han of Company G expire shortly, and an
election will be ordered. Company of
Woodland will also have an election for a
Second Lieutenant. 1t is said that Lieuten-
ant Coin, the present incumbent, will not be
candidate for reelection on account ILL
health
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MERCHANDISE REPORT.

The following freight passed Ogden since last
report
For Sacramento-Hu Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 9
iron pumps, boxes iron castings AS reels barb
wire, box axles, IS bundles and 20 bars steel L.
G. English & Co, 2 zinc stoves; L. Elkus Co, 5
bundles comforts John Breuner, 6 boxes chairs ;
John Hooper, ] piano; Holman, Stanton & Co,
potato dryer, l box iron screens; Mebius Co, 30
pkgs tobacco; A. A Van VOORHEES, s Co, cases
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boots cases brogans Standard Oil Co., 800 cases
oil Continental Oil Co., boxes tank oil Baker &
Hamilton, $50 kegs nails Jones Givens, 2 cars
barb fence wire K. J. AoramsOn, 43 boxes glass
TASKS; Warehouse Lester SO sets carriage wheels
A. J Stevens, boxes wood patterns.
For Chico-w. II. Sherwood, ! box leather dash
boards.
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For Elliott Hickey & Co, case dry goods.
For Latrobe-Isaac Cooper, case clothing.
For Woodland. F. Harris, 2 boxes burial cases
For Georgetown enham & Co., barrel whisky !;
b. F. S, barrel whisky.
For Roseyille-M B. Bolo, saving machine.
For Grass Yaley-St. Marys Convent, case dry