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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-26

CURIOUS. TESTIMONY OF CAREY, THE INFoRMER.-
Az the trial OF Michael Pagan, In Dublin, yester-
arranged to stab ex-Secretary Forster after the
plots to shoot him had failed. He said he did not
attend meetings OF the assassination society on
Sunday on account OF Sabbatarian scruples He
declared that even now he wished to remove
tyrantS and said he believed that 1t was no sin to
kill Mr.. Burke. Two cOmpos1tors swore that they
saw Pagan in Phoenix Park on May6
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STATIONERY DEPARTMENT
4. BRENTANO l. COMPANY.
FASHIONABLE ENGRAVERs.
Wedding Invitations Reception and Visiting Cards,
Arms. Crests and Monograms ELEGANTLY
LNGRAYkD.
Cards Printed from Plates, Paper and Envelopes u,u.
minated and Stamped IN Bronzes and
Plain Colors.
A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF MENU
AND DINNER CARDS.
1O45 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
no 3m CORNER llTH STREET
JAPANESE SCROLLS. FANS. ETC..
and Decorative Pictures jay Gcud. 421 9th st. mh2e
ITO MAXI ROOM FOR OTHER GOODS.
WE ARE CLOSING OUT AT Low PRICES
lot Of odds and ends III the way Of Portable and
and LATROBES to sell cheap.
EDWARD CAvERLY l. CO.,
mhA-3m 1425 New York avenue
DROIECT YOUR FURs AND WINTER CLOTH
ING AGAINST THE RAvAaEs OF MOTH.
REFINED GUM CAMPHOR.
SOC. PER POUND.
L. G. BISHOP. Druggist
apl9 $50 9th street. corner h street northwest
THE CoscoRn HARNEss.
Get the Best.
LUZ Il BRO,
Agents Tor the sale of 'The Concord Harness." Of all
kinds and descriptions. Coupe Carriage and Road
Harness a specially.
Have opened to-day another very large stock Of the
celebrated Concord Harness and Collars, which We
ouer at very low prices. Every genuine Concord Har
ness ia stamped with makers name and trade mark
prices
LUTZ BRO,
4S7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
apis Adjoining National Hotel.
CAL1roaN1. Rrn Won
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MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHERY,

$50 TENTE STREET NORTHWEST
Makes CORSETS TO order in every style aud natarsN
and Huarsn tees perfect fit and comfort A"S
HER SPEC1ALTIES ARE
French HAND; d;made Underclothing. Merino Underwear
Patent shoulder Braces and al Dress Reform Goods.
French Corsets and Bustles The 'Herculess Ann
porting Corset for which Miss II. is special a3nnf
and q Corset her own make. 0atfor the price
cAnnot be surpassed.
N.B.-French. German and Fpanish spoken. a5
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A NTON FISHER
"a CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABrIsH
MENT. 300 9 street northwest Thirty years expert
ence aides and Gehtlenlen's Garmenta also Irana
Ves Lace etc. perfectly cleaned by this superior
process Ladies, Evening Dresses speciality. OpiniOa
OF r j. DeSmed official chemist of the District Of q
iumbia: Your chemicals OF the most effectus ma.
ture and harmless, and perfect machinery not
SURPASSED in Paris, New York elsewhere" Notice
Grease spots nt<ed be
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men were taken into custody some days ago.
ARCHBISHOP CRoKE SUMMONED TO ROME
It Is understood tnat Archbishop Croke has been
summoned to Rome 10 consult with the Pope 10
regard to the state OF Ireland.
General Foreign News by Cable.
SERIOUS FIRE IN LONDON
LONDON, April 26.-Six buildings In Rotherhtha
London, belonging 10 Messrs- Francois and Joseph
have been destroyed by IRE. The loss Will be very
| heavy.
THE FooC AND MOUTH DISEASE
LONDON, April 26-Lord Carlingford lord
president OF the council and minister or agricu.-
ture, yesterday received deputation. headed by
with nim on the subject of the foot ana mouth
disease among cattle. Lord Carlingford. in ad-
dressing the deputaton, said Il practically asked
for the general prohibition OF the Ian ling OF live
stock In England The department was only pre-.
pared to use its powers where the need existed.
was practically non-exlstent there might he said,
be incorrect. but generally speaking there was
very little OF the disease In that country especially
In the west
ANARCHISTS CONVICTED.
MouLIHs, April 26-Two men who have been On
trial at the as,iz,s here: charged with being an
monhS i'm prtSOnment each.
Affatrs tn California.
RACES At sAN PRANCIsCo--A CoUNTERFEITER con-
vIcTED.
SAN FRANCISCO, April s6-Yesteriay was the
morse ASSOCIATION. The first race. for 2-year-old
hllies, was q or n mile dash. There were seven
| starters Richards nlly won: time 'OsH. The
second race, mile dash, was the event OF the day.
There were four starters After sharp struggle
Joe Howell won In ~, which Is the b. st time by
a Quart'r or a second ever made In California
In the u. s. circuit court yesterday. In the case
OF the u 8 agt. Chaa Ferguson, charged with
counterfefting, Judge Hoffman decided that gflf.
ing the new nve cent nickle Is cOunterfeitng, and
the Jury convicted the prisoner.
Continued DullneSs I'm Wall Street.
NRw YORK. April 26.-The Posts financial article
says:-The duilneSs In the stock market oD0tinues
as positive as noted yesterday, and tho0ah the
market was firm, considering the small amount 0f
bu ,iness, the result or the forenoon's buGtueSS
shows that prices sagged a traction from the
closing ogures OF last night. the decline being "a
q, the latter on Texas and Pacinc. The DIVIDEND
paying stocks showed scarcely any change from
last night but some OF the speciaities were lower
THE Roee-HANLAN RACE-Wallace Ross has re.
ceved the articles OF agreement for his race with
Hanlan ss amended and signed by Hanlan, and
expresses himself as satisfied with the changes
made. Roes Is IN good condition. and expecfs -
60 into training on the Kenneoeccashs next Week.
A nre occurred IN Sol Dunoel1S hotel ane
stablos at Rlmtra, n. T., last night a number g
valuable tyotting horses were burue6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-26

PKRsoNA1.-Senator Hawley win deliver the
memorial GRAFTON in Brooklyn on Decoration Day.
Miss Risley-Seward has returned to her home
in Washington, after a two years absence In Eu-
ope.-Commissfoner Loring has gone to Cincin-
OF Pennsylvania, is in New York.-George AL
fred Townsend has bought house tn New York
street, which, like good husband, he has prompt
ly given to his wlfe.-Mr. r. NJ. Hutchinson is
quite low this afternoon.
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Political Points.

THE BBACHAMP MURDER TRIAL--The trial Of
Mrs. Beachamp at Ridgeiy, Nd, for the murder
OF her hush and by poison. was continued yester-
day. DR.. j. w. Hignutt testified that when he
reached the house he found Mrs Beachamp very
much excited, and she said she hoped people
would not suspect foul play. Miss Tamsey An
drew testified that as soon as she entered the
house Mrs. Beachamp began to talk about poison,
and said II her husband was poisoned she did not
do 1t. At this time no one had suspected her OF
crtminafity.
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THE WEEKLY STAR for this week Is now ready
for mailing; price, three cents per copy. It Is a
large, eght-page paper, OF hfty-six columns, cut,
pasted and folied, and will be Sent anywhere in
the United States and Canada, postpaid, for one
dollar q year.
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MICHAEL MUsToE was yesterday commissioned
Is postmaster at Hot Springs, Va.
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SERIOUS FIRE IN LONDON.
LONDON, April 26.-Sx buildings In Rotberhithe
London, belonging 20 Messrs- Francois and JOSEPH
Badart Freereos), seed oil and Oil cake merchants
have been destroyed by IRE The loss Will be YER
hpaV
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i WEAR!-DOUGLASS'.9 9TH AND F
~ STREETS.-The business in this departm Mt hav-
Ing been tar In excess Of expectations the sale will
be continued until further notice. Each day we will
9nsT -, ifferent but decided hargains and viii ON
onghly made and trimmed CHEMiSE AND DRAW.
p at rs cents each The best chese offered for
the price We have 50 dozen French Castor, button
lenxth Mousquetare Gloves. at 81 per pair. regular
price, 81 o. 100 dozen SchOpPer's best quality, in
grain, oil boiled solid colors Ladies' at l8 cents
per psir another 50 Dozen Of those IL thread Child
cents or three pair for ST. former price so cents to is
cents. according to size.
rs DOUGLASS 9Th and streets.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lcut VIM. T. Swinburne has
been detached from command Of the coast survey
steamer Macarthur and placed on waiting orders;
Lieut.. F. 8. Carter, from the U.S.S Tennessee and
Peon p Clement % Bade' from the naval hospital n at
Yokohama. Japan, and ordered to duty on the
U.S.S. Richmond; Passed Assistant Surgeon NJ. A.
and ordered to duty at the naval hospital, Yoko-
hama, Japan, per steamer OF May 17Lh from San
Francisco; Passed Assistant Surgeon A. A. Austin,
from the U.S.S. Richmond on the reporting OF his
relief, and ordered to return home and report his
arrival
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SCIENTISTS FATE IN DOUBT.-A special from
New Mexico reports that Prot A. F. Bandelier,
OF the American Archaeological Institute; s. f.
Balder, OF Tucson, and Mexican were captured
by ApacheS on the 18th Instant In the state or
Sonora, ana 1t is feared that they have been MUIR
deFed. The report is doubted by some in New
Mexico. Prof. Bandelier was at one time con-
nected with the work OF the census under Major
Powell.
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MD OUMPANY.-1
United Illuminating and Fuel Gas Company To-
day filed certificate Of Incorporation at the re-
corder OF deeds office. The object is to acquire
machinery Tor the manufacture OF gas, to be used
for lighting or heating, or both, in the cities Of
&c, under such rules and regulations as the Com
mlssioners OF the District may prescribe. sc. The
capital stock Is S. 000 divided into 600
and the trustees are Albert W. Fletcher, of Phila-
delphia; II. E. LOane. of Baltimore; VIM. Dickson,
ChaS II. Parsons and John n Oliver, OF this city.
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THE CARS CORONATIoN.-Secretary Chandler
has issued Instructions to Rear Admiral Baldwin,
commanding the United States naval forces on the
European station, to proceed with his personal
staff to Moscow 70 attend the forthcoming corona
ttOn Of the Gar
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Affair tn California.
RACES At sAN FRANCIsCo--A CoUNrERFETTER CON-
VICTED.


the Roae-HAYLAN RACE.-Wallace Ross has re.
ceved the articles OF agreement for his race with
Hanlan es amended and signed by Hanlans and
expresses himself as satisfied with the changes
made. Ross Is In good condition. ana expects -
20 into training on the Kennebeccas1s next week.
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SUITS AGAINST DEFAULrERs.-The first controller
OF the Treasury has ordered suits to be instituted
against all internal revenue collectors who are in
debted to the government, and whose accounts re-
main unsettled.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-19
Another Emma Mine Suit.

The familiar face Of old Uncle Viii
liam .Jacoby was seen on the streets
to-day, in distress. He came up from
Bellevue to run little lawsuit pend.
ing between him and Stanton Sterling
and n. NJ. Ruick. Mr.. Jacoby claims
10 have been, with partner, the
owner of the Emma mine, on Look
out mountain, and that last fall his
partner did $3.50 worth Of work on the
mine, which was under bond to Stan
ton 4 Co. On January l, they
jumped the mine or relocated it. On
Nay 9 Mr.. Jacoby renewed work and
struck fine body of ore, and ,mne-
diately was served with an injunction
secured by the relocators to restrain
him from doing further work on the
mine, and thus another celebrated
Emma mine suit is threatened.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-19
IN THE EAST.
New Companies Organizing to Take
Hold Of Wood River Mines-The 81.
Patrick Sold Etc.

The St. Patrick mine, near Bellevue,
has recently been sold to Baltimore
(Md.) parties, and a company has
been organized to develop the prop
ertv. This company is to be known
as the Carrollton Mining Company of
of Baltimore. 1t has capital stock
of 100000, divided into 100000
shares Of the par value Of s. each.
The President is George w. Mat
thews, of Westminster, Nd; the
Vice President is Isaac S. Weaver, of
the same place; and The Secretary and
Treasurer is DIR. w. H. Curry, of
Baltimore. Mr.. Weaver will soon
visit HALEY to look after the St. Pat
rick, and buy up other and more fully
developed mining property. The
Company means business, and the in
corporators being men of means and
social standing, will do much to all
vance the interests of Wood River in
&c East and South.
Another company is being organ
lied in Ohio to purchase and develop
the Baltic and Byron mines, in Narrow
Gauge gulch. DR.. G.. S. Yingling,
of rif1in, Chic, is one Of the promoters
of the company. He is a live man,
and knows how to push thing. Dr..
iingling is also one of the principal
owners in the Forest Creek and
Robert Emmett mines, IN Narrow
Gauge gulch, Deer Creek, which are
opening up nicely, and show two
lodges of high grade ore.
A letter to the TINES states that
Mr. Marquardt, Secretary of the
Robert Emmett and Forest Creek
Mining Company, will soon come to
Wood River, to examine the com
pany's property and, possibly, to pur-
chase more. II, will probably be
accompanied by DR.. Haytord who was
one of the incorporators of the
company.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-19
Jos. Riley Seriously Injured.

Aaron Morris received a letter by
mail, this morning, informing him that
Jos. Riley. while going up the noun
tain above Vienna yesterday, slipped
on steep grade and over point of
rocks to the bench below, breaking his
leg between the knee and thigh, and
t at he is suffering severely from the
accident. His friends are doing all
possible for his relief, and will bliag
him to the Miners Hospital as soon as
he can be moved.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-19
SKIPPED.
The Chuck.a. Luck Picture Dealers Jump
The TOWN.

G. K. Cook and partner opened a
sort of chuck-a- luck picture gallery,
recently, on Main Street, and attracted
the attention Of wAyfarcrs by grinding
out tunes on two organet,es they had
there for prizes. The business did
not prove remunerative, owin- to a
stage driver recently winning the first
prize on throw Of nine sixes-a
bond of $500 issued by the city OF
Brooklyn, N. V, for city improve
ment work. Cooks partner went be
low to secure more attractive stock
which he secured and shipped. The
stock came Sunday and was opened
yesterday. Cooks partner was to
arrive tl.i; evening, but Cook did not
wait for him. He ordered Auctioneer
Pauiding to sell the entire stock at
auction on peremptory sale to the
highest bidder-which was done. A
young gentleman who put up coin
for the firm is out $3.50. Cook 5
partner, it is stated, is out $3.50, and
Cook must be in therefore that much
beside the proceeds realized by yes
terday's sale. The stock was sacri-
H.aI and N pup,bar rf l., 1;.C cnonr,, I
great bar aims. In the haste no ac-
curAte accounting of the cash
received was made, and some moneys
paid for goods were knocked down by
outsiders. The stock not taken away
was left on the sidewalk this morning,
the place locked up: and MIR. Cook
left on the train for parts unknown.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-19
EAST FORK ITEMS.
Two Lucky Prospectors-The Liberty
Nine Proving BOnanza-A Claim
That Can Keep q Shelter Going.

""S N~u ACVV cNCAtcI WOluSs
Messrs. Abrahams and Fainar, two
Colorado and New Mexico prospec-
tors who came to Wood River
couple of weeks ago, concluded to
try their luck on the East Fork of
Wood River. Last Friday they
struck prospect on the hill adjoining
the Ben. Butler, Lizzie Lcmp, and
Blue Bromide. They called it the
Colorado. made location, and began
work. Since then they have made
cut i'll the ledge, exposed three strata
of 6 lena, each four inches wide, and
extracted over 1000 pounds of ore
which a says 81 ounces silver and
IS per cent. lead to the ton. They
are developing their claim.
The Liberty mine is proving veri-
table bonanza, but trouble is antici-
patcd. The claim was located in 1880,
but the locators not having sufficient
confidence in it to work it, abandoned
it. On the first day Of this year
Messrs. Hines and Millican relocated
it and gave f. Semons an interest in
consideration of his running tunnel
to tap the ledge at depth of rs feet.
When Mr. Sermons Strurk tho la1uo
he found it to carry two feet of solid
galena, and to be well-defned, having
porphyry for a foot, and block lime
for hanging wall. A shaft sunk
from the tunnel level shows ore all the
way.
The Southern Star in the North
Star belt, was discovered in 1881.
Three of the discoveries sold their in
terests to MIR. johnson, while the
fourth still owns his interest. This
claim has opened up splendidlv, and
could soon be made to yield enough
ore to keep a furnace going. The
shaft is 65 feet deep, the ledge is five
feet wide, and carries galena, corbo"-
ate and iron. The ore is almost self
tluxing.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-19
THE DISTRICT COURT,
Second Days overwhelmingly,
June 10.

Criminal No. 1.-The People ETC.,
vs.. Burns Buchanan.-P. NJ. Bruner
moved nolle prosequi. Taken under
advisement.
Civil No. 45.-Warren P. Callahan
VS.. Geo. p. iodgson.-By agreement
OF counsel for both sides, passed until
July 3.
Ordered that the trial jurors in at
tendance be excused until Monday
the 25tA at 1Oa. IN.
In the matter Of a defaulting juror,
o. II. Hutchins, having been su."-
moned to appear and serve as a juror
at this term and failing to answer a
citation was issued for him to appear
Saturday, July
Z. Lanyworthy VS.. John & Weber.
On motion OF w. II. Johnson, at
tor"ey for plaintiff, placed on calen-
dar.
John Brewer VS.. F. J. and y. D.
Covert.-Set for trial on the 2Sth at
10 a. IN.
Ordered that the clerk open all
dispositions ON file in cases for DISPOSE
ton at this term.
Civil No. 62.-.William Morris,
respondent, VS.. Fitzpatrick Bros. APP
pellants.-Dismssed at appellants
cost.
John J. Minear vs.. D. Falk ct ~l.-
f. E. Ensi gn withdrew the demurrer,
by leave, and took until the 23rd
instant, at 10 u. m. to answer.
James Glenn, respondent, VS..
Jas. H. Hawley, appellant.-Dis-
missed at appellants costs.
G.. Il. Gilman ct al, VS.. H. NJ.
Thatcher.-F. E. Ensign, attorney for
defendant, moved to change the place
of trial to Cassia county. Denied by
the court.
John Synnott and Peter Welch VS..
NJ. Shaughncssy.-The motion of de
PENDANT, to substitute J. NJ. Burkett.
County Treasurer and Ex-ollicio Pub
lie Administrator in this cause, in lieu
CT Peter WEIGH, deceased, substituted
as plaintiff in this action, in place of
the said deceased defendant.
Civil No. S3.-NIaria Shekell VS..
John OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES argued
and submitted.
Tomorrow is set aside by the court
as demurrer day, and percmptory
call made for that purpose.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-19
THE FREIGHT RATES.
General Freight Agent Shelby to Come
to HALEY to Look Into Them.

a few days ago V. S. Anderson, of
this city, wrote to General Freight
Agent Shelby concerning the rates on
freight to and from Wood River; and
urging him to send out competent
person to investigate into the COM
plants.
Mr.. Shelby has replied, informing
Mr.. Anderson of the recent reduction
on ore and bullion to Omaha, from $50
to s27 per ton, and adds:
expect within short time to be
able to 90 to Haley for the purpose
of giving the complaints referred to a
personal investigation.
So far as our merchandise rates are
concerned, Of course you understand
that we have applied the same rates
from the Missouri river and San Fran
cisco to HALEY that we had in force
to Shoshone, and since that order was
issued, l have not heard any COM
plants on that account.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-19
THE HALEY BLOODS.
How Photographer Compelled Them
to Have Their ri o o rApl,s Taken.

to Have Their ri o o rApils Taken.
The photographer this morning
again wheeled his instrument into line
on Riley 4 Tracy's corner, and sighted
it on the Merchants Hotel. Imme-
d'ately upon the discovery being made
that he would take Il view of the Mer-
chants a great crowd collected who de-
sired their photographs free, and a
number of buses, hacks and horse
men collected in range. Three men
got in range on horseback, who bor-
rowed the nags for the purpose, but it
is generally afoot they go at other
times. AS soon as the plate was
ready the photo man shouted ''hold
Up your hands," and as he had the
drop on the crowd they all held up, in
which positlo" they were taken. When
the photographs are issued the public
will have picture Of the bloods of
HALEY i" the foreground, with the
hotel in the background.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-19

Ask for Jersey Lily Complexion
Powder. rs cents, best.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-19
EN1'HANCED.
A G'ntleman'S Horse, Willie Being Led
Up IA Mountain Without the Owners
Noticing 1t.


Up II Mountain Without the Owners
Noticing 1t.
A gentleman well-known in this
city took a lady friend out horseback
riding "A few days ag }, and they went
up to the Japan mine, on Carbonate
hill. AS they got well up the noun
tain they jumped off their horses and
led them. The gentleman was SO in
terested in the conversation between
himself and his fair namorato that he
was unconscious of passing events.
When about halfway up the noun
tain the bride of his horse slipped
from its head, hut our friend was not
aware of it until he was ready to
mount again. His astonislmrnt can
be readily imagined when he found
that he had pulled the horseless bride
several hundred yards, and that the
riderlcss steed was on the way to Hal
ley at 2:4O gait.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-19
The Merchants

Is the only Forwarding Company
operating on Wood River. The Com
pany's Office in HALEY is at H. Il
Burkhart & Co.'S. All freight for
Wood River and Sawtooth should be
marked 'Care of Merchants Line" to
insure prompt handling.
The Merchants Line is fully pre-
pared to handle any quantity Of ore or
bullion, with it's own teams, to or from
any part of this region.
ID. L. BRAMBLE & Co,
je5m1 Proprietors
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-19
THE COLUMBIA AND BEAVER MILL.
1t Will be Started up In Few Days on
Custom Ore.

The mill of the Columbia and
Beaver Milling and Mining Company
of Sawtooth will be started up in a
few days, on custom ore, of which
there are several hundred tons at the
Pilgrim, Columbia and Beaver, Silver
King, and Bidwell mine dumps. The
mill men intend to charge s35 a ton
for reduction, and will guarantee a
yield of 80 per cent.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-19
For Sale.

Spring wagon, harness, and good
span of horses for sale cheap. Apply
at Office Of |. & O. Land Improvement
Company. .jel4tf
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-19
Browns SarSaparilla

And Dandel:on with Iodide of Pc
tassium
Cures Scrofula,
Cures Erysipelas,
Cures Dyspepsia,
Cures Kidney Diseases,
Cures Boils and lumors,
Cures Chronic rheumatism.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-19
Mai0lica Ware.

A nice lot of majolica ware just re.
ceived at Riley & Tracy's' drugstore.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-19
Mining and Land Claims

Attended to by l.. Bingham, Atto:-
ney at Law, Washington, DC. my2l