Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-07-30
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~. ~ laws, Il wealthy cattle owner
OF Cheyenne, is in town.
! Chief Justice John Il. Morgan ar
rived this morning from Oxford,
Oneida county.
The La Point brothers. brick and
lime manufacturers, came down from
ketchum to-day.
Work uIon the county courthouse
IS prog res,ing finely, and the founda-
tion Will soon make showing above
ground.
+. 5. Chase left Saturday noon fo,,
ketchum. intending to return before
night. He was taken witt, cholera
morhuS, and laid up until to-day, when
he returned ONE.
Rev. Mr.. Pratt last evening dc!iv.
cred Il very Instructive and interest t.
:ng lecture to the sun lay school chill
tren Of HALEY, at the schooIhousc,
which was a 30 largely attended bv
adults.
y party Of Eastern gentlemen en-
r' ute to HALEY visited Sho> hone Falls.
saturday, and r. port t!tmselve, as
snrlri. ed ut tie GRANDEUR OF the scene
which is scarcely rivultd by Mag
ara.
Robert +. SirAhorn, Vice Presiden,
and General Manager of the |. & O.
H. l.No., arrived from Omaha ve>tcr-
day morning. Mrs. Strahorn will eel.
low her husband here in about two
weeks.
Oney Geogl chan and John Doe, for
having a little unpleasantness v.st-r.
day, resulting in pitched battle,
were both arrested and locked up in
the calaboose. Their fines helped to
swell the receipts Of the school fund
Yesterday m rning Division Super
lntandent Doddridgr, Mr.. Dickens
deriler, and a raIty of other rclr..
sentatves OF the Union Pacific Rail
road and branches, arrived in town
and are to-day looking over the coun.
try.
Patsey Marley will return to Ban.
ner, having been compelled to await
ii decision IN his mine suit until the
next tenn Of Court. Patsey rel orts
Banner lively camp, with good
nines, mills running constantly. and
plenty Of money atlDat
he case Of the people VS.. Edward
W'nk, on trial Saturday, has been de-
cidcd. Tie J..ry found the defendant
guilty of assault with intent t. com.
NIT great bodily harm, and Judge
fncAett sentence d the prisoner this
nom NO to two Years ia the Terri
torl;.l Prison at Bose City.
\ meeting of several promine, t res,
idents Of !I;i!ey was held ST .rdav
evening, to take action toward incor
Grating and construct ting telephona
lines Oh Wood lliv,r. and between
Me towns and mining camps The
proceedings 50 far have not been
made pubic, although assurances are
given that the new company means
business.
Captain John Elliott arrived bv rail
this morning from the Black Hills If
Dakota, VIII re lie has, during several
years last past, been largely inter, sted
IN milling and mining enterprises. lie
has de, oted a numb, rof We. rs to min
ing IN tic Coast, and intends remain
ing on Wood River and becoming in
teres ed in the development OF this
section.
Last evening 4 resident of China
town sworc out warrant against
another celestial named Al Soon, who
had drawn Il Gun aud threatened tc
make i target Of his head The
Sheriff at midnight discovered that he
was no Sooner, and that All Soon WAS
Too Soon for him, IS lie had nimbly
skipped down the country road to
Bellevue.
Mr.. lvinson, ono Of the PRINCIPAL
stockholders of the Laramie National
Bank, IS III town, acco mpanie,l bv Mr..
Lawrence, the leading commission
merchant, and Mr.. Graham. the prin-
cipal drr goist of Laramie CITY, and
Colonel Meil!s, weil-known L. p.
Railroad conductor. Of ogden, who
is now coal agent of the railroad at
that city.
DR.. Z. ID. Farrow, of the Salt Lake
Surgical and Nc,!i, a lbs itute, h 5
arrived in HALEY, and will remain tn.
til early Wednesday morning, when
he will leave tor ke,chum, here he
will stop two days and tI,n 90 On to
Roi>e. While in this city Dr.. Farrow
can he consulted at tie Merchants
Hotel.