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Huntsville gazette., 1883-12-08
STATE NEWS.

Mobile is now planting its gardens.
Cock fighting is popular diversion in
Birmingham.
Two Mormon Apostles made an unsuc-
cessful raid on Dadeville.
The Brewton refugees are slowly return
ing to their homes,
JAS Thomas, of Red Apple, Marshall Co.
'oit his eyes in blasting.
Greenville is preparing 10 build new
Presbyterian church.
Sheffield, the Iron City. is one and half
miles North of Tuscumbia.
VIM E. Mar in, a, mine year old boy of
Havana had his head mashed off in GIN
Inspector Lamson has been investigating
alleged irregularities in the Athens POST
Office.
An unprecedented large acreage Of oats
is being sown in Hale and Macon counties.
At Montgomery Sunday morning two
men, D. NJ, aud Geo. Allen were killed at
the l.. & n. yard by boiler explosion.
Last Saturday at Decatur, an old gun in
the hands of a man suddenly fired and kills
ed John Hoxter, aged IA.
The Hale county Commissioners are .ry
ing to compromise with eX-Collector Brit
toms bondsmen, proposing to accept 40 per
cent.
Henry Nichols, brakeman on the S. & n.
roBd was killed at Decatur Saturday nish ht
Y b e attempting to jump on tam.
spark from o passing locomotive set
the town of Ladigo on fire Sunday and the
whole village was buried, including about
300 bales Of cotton.
Geor Wilson, Of franklin county recent
ly died from the effects Of a gunshot wound
inflicted by yonng Hargett.
Gov. O'Neal has appointed JAS Powell,
Mayor of Union Springs, Vice Mayor W.
0 Baldwin deceased.
VIM. Mitchell and Joe Lewis Of Birminc-
ham, get 20 years in the penitentlary for
highway robbery.
While riding across field near Tuscun
bia the ground caved in 9 or 10 feet und, r
Geo. Marshall. The sudden impulse threw
George safely forward on solid ground, but
the horse was buried and died,
Huntsville gazette., 1883-12-08
The December Wide.AWake.

The Christmas Wide-Awake lust
received is beautiful number, of ex-
ira size. Its superb illustrations with
its select literature contributed by
some of our most popular authors
make the Magazine of such value as
to be worth preservation in any fam
lily. This number is in itself a hand
some Christmas gift. D: Lothrop &
Co., Publishers, Boston, Mass.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-12-08
In condemnatory editorial on Il

In a condemnatory editorial on the
recent lyncbing at Birmingham, the
Mobile Register sums up "This is
the very essence of lynch law-hang
first and investigate afterwards. W. /,
the mob, declare him guilty; there
fore hang him. Every occurrence Of
this sort is disgrace to the State in
which it occurs. Il shows that il ha,
among its people those who are fl :
enced by passion to-u:h IN ext n.
that they are ready to d-tv TIE law
and mock at the courts Of Justice"
Huntsville gazette., 1883-12-08

"OUR Little Ones and The Nurse
ryv for December will carry good
cheer ard instruction to every read
er. Every little reader ought to be
made happy during the holidays with
this, the children's favorite Magazine.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-12-08
President Arthur's Message.

The Message commends itself as a
business like and sensible document.
II will add to the confidence of the
countrv in the President as safe and
reliable Executive.
In view of the recent Civil Rights
Decision and consequent events and
discussion his manly words in behalf
Of CIVIL Rights for the colored citizens
will endear him to the whole race.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-12-08

We have received cory Of the
N. Y. Daily Graphic giving illustra-
tions Of the lovely village Of Chautau-
qua and setting forth its advan sages
as q place to hold the National Re-
publican Convention. Birmingham
must look to its laurels.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-12-08

North Alabama Republicans say
Amen to the appeal Of Mobile Repub-
licans for Hon. Paul Strobach's con-
firmation.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-12-08

If these Birmingham mobs are not
stopped concludes an indignant cor
respondent of the Montgomery Reg
lister alabama will soon be good
state to remove FROM
Huntsville gazette., 1883-12-08
SATURDAY, DEC, Sh. 1883

MONDAY was a great day for Car
Isle and free trade. 1t was not SO
fortunate a day for Democracy.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-12-08

CHALMERS has no shadow Of a
chance for a seat in this Congress-
Manning is safe in the arms Of his
party.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-12-08

EVERY minute of time, standard or
otherwise, brings to Vanderbilt IS %
interest nn his Government bonds
Huntsville gazette., 1883-12-08

Our common so-called lead pencil
says the Scientific american is not
lead but plumbago or graphite.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-12-08

Our State is to be congratulated
on the triumph of law over mob>ocra-
cv at Birmingham, go far.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-12-08

CONGRESS- has gotten itself togeth-
er to graprle with the question OF
adjournment for the holidays.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-15
~ Close CdU"

Mr.. ]. w. Kalua, Iahaina lawyer, well
known in many parts of the islands as reform
politician, lief. Kamalo, Molokai, on the morn
ing OF the 10th instant, embarLing in a whale
boat He was bound for Lahaina, his party
consisting OF Mrs. Kaua, Mr.. 5. kaluaaha, a
woman named Waahia, a South-Sea Islander
named Magugai and five other men engaged to
pull the boat. When about half way across
the Molokai channe-some live miles from
either shore the boat shipped heavy sea and
capsized instantly, going down bow foremost.
A few minutes later the boat rose to the surface,
but fnll Of water. Under Mr.. kaua's direction
the people ranged themselves around the boat
All We're expert swimmers except Mrs. Kalua
"a half-white lady who had been reared in.
land After the boit came to the surface, the
leader directed the mast and sail to be taken
out, the sail wrapped around the mast and
both placed inside the boat. lie then wrenched
seat-boards from the boat and made of them
a float for Mrs. Kalua, who was partially sup
ported by one Of the best swimmers OF the
party. The Others arranged themselves around
the water filled boat. According to their
leaders direction, four on one side and three
the boat as both wind and wave were high at
ON the other II was found impossible to bail
the time. The direction Of wind and current
was toward the south west on out the Pailolo
channel, past LAM BY much buiieting Of the
waves, careful calculation and rare presence
Of mind, the boat was KEEP, pointed towards
Lanai. The party reached the beach at Wahie,
on that island, at about S. r. M.--having been
seven hours in the water. When nearing the
reef at Wahie, one OF the men, booking
back saw a large shark and Immediately ex.
cllimed III ia mn -" a big fish" For.
tunaicly, panic was prevented by the presence
OF mind Of Mr. Halua. who alone haeanl and
understood the exclamation. lie commanded
the man TO keep silence and turned the head
OF the boat directly towards the breakers,
which they had previously been approaching
dagonally. Vigorously splashing kept the
shark away until the boat struck the reef
~hsn i Immediately went 10 pieces. Once in
side the reef the party was safe fIom the shark
and soon gained the beach. And were enter
tanned ior Two days by Dslriei Judge solomon
kahoolaalahala. They then returned 10 La
haina 10 another whale boat. Mr.. Kalua bot
81, in gold and $50 suit u clothes. Ills
wife los, some expensive clolhine and mos, Of
the o,hen lost considerable But all were ~
thankful to escape with their lives that there
Was yery little grumbling
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-15
shipping Notes.
The American brigan,ine Hazard is along
side Of Judds wharf.

The American brgantine Hazard is along
side Of JuddS wharf.
The German barks Christine and Mazatlau
are at the Esplana,le.
The Cny OF New York, hence, arrived at
san Francisco November a9th.
The Caibarien Is at the L. NJ. s. S. dock.
She sails to-day ior san Francisco.
The o.-s. s. Alameda will be due from
san Francisco neat Saturday, at noon.
The British bark Henry James IS still dis
changing at the old custom house wharf.
The American bark c. o. whilmore Is dis
charging a cargo Of lumber at Allen 4 Robin,
sons wharf
The American tern Annie Larsen has dis
charged her cargo Of lumber, and win sail.
probably to-day, for the sound.
The American barks d. C.. Murray and
Spartan arr AT Brewer X Co.'S wharf, 10 sail
ior San Francisco m fcs days.
A san Francisco correspondent. under Date
u Deeembef isi, says The Elsinofe viii
,ail lo-mouo~. and the Discovery % the 5lh,
ior Honolulu. The Ella has her lorcmasi GU,
and viii no, all until the latter part Of mex,
week"
The Oceanic Steamship companys steam.
ship Mariposa arrived from San Francisco lasi
Sunday morning, one day behind lime, owing
10 heavy weather. She docked at the com
pany's wharf, from which she will sail loda,
at ~ ~, ior san Francisco.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-15
PASSENGERS
Arriyf',.


From San fraaei>eo. pc Mariposa, Dsee,abcr o.
$50 Carlisle, NJ IL Jones, A N hieilis, n X Plate
and wife and chl,iren Miss N Low ey, w X Castle
wife and son, Alien and wife, Jno Robinson
Miss Mcin.Iacy, Capt Aiclnirc and son, Miss Mar
T. Win'cr. n Wood, NssA iulnian, { X Bishop, y l.
Wells, T. Williams, Sister Vincent, Si>cr Mary !
Simmon>on and son, Ms, May HON, "a A Mids.
nan, Miss l. swan, II Counwril. Miss = Wilson, Dr
Il g MetiFew, " Broka~, II Aex,ndsr and son.
c. -rie Lihzsro, Allen Gi1>oo, Geo Lindsey, han.
Geslen, chat,es ks,scr. Z irose. y isouie. eye.
td~anis, q W Gushing, J A sicMil.en. Jno DAVIS.
Geo w Ns~son, iserly, WIN isnisr. x ks'e,,
and Chinese.
From Maui and Hawaii. per Planter. December -
Ms Cosia, Gu. iey, Mrs W ] Maxwell
From Maui and M1lokai, per Lshas, December g.
Nj Fitch.
Prom Kauai, pes lwalaai. December q. II : Glade.
c MileF, J Smith,
From ksaulni, per kiiansa Hou, December s--Capt
McCuily, NJ Ssr,hle.n. Capt Nryrol,'s, A Wafls, ] NJ
Alexander, NJ, ak.ass. 49, @lie.
From M.niwai 70 :. PEI kinln. DecemleT -
Mis g Wiiie5 u flssef and N.is, V Robinson b n
New .on, w |. kote ] Cooper, " q nofden aud wife
Mrs May Fargo, y a keddins, l. ) lionarisa, J n
Horler, q Cav, " n Holmes, X NJ O,tfead "a q
Moods, wm II pl,ief,sn, W / iirodie, Mn wilson.
Mis- H. J. - Mon>anat l. Weight and VIE
and ehili a,l Servants, J Mhislng u baldwin, n
ws,hsr kssssll N@.,9a, hu y < Vida and
dasse's,, " x nolns. W Js,sis ! Lear. J a
AiT whillas. 9 Campbell, hrt y X ih'.mpsor, kat-
al " Manchester. Jas esii' N u HON.
trosn Hamakua, pr x hi.ilop. bcasmbcs -
y Jarnli, n Ai1ins.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-15
IMPORTS

From San fsancieso. pr Cdr " Sydney, Dsesm.
lel bssies 4 Co., bls rssps, piAso sshasisf
90, . eallskins, provisions, ><aDpies !,
CASKS Cooks. nachinssy, hai,d~saeh i-essss
Cooke, 7 g tax, C. hardware, O. bfusA<s u q
Hall Spn. q hardware I q Ihnan, @ book. s
pkss pA~ss PING, 60 printed n,siseF Lyman btl~,
IS g dfy xeods 4 Walsfho1s<. manufactured
eeuon hscsfsld %, {, manufactured cotton |;
iioa.chasesr& Go. 40 @ manufactured oo<foa j NJ
o., j. s &c, spkg.p.e<n; W koisasoa g, slss
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-15
SATURDAY PRESS.

Publication oiHcc 90 % Kaahumsna street Ed.
horial rooms q, - Fort ucrt
Subscriber, md Advertisers viil please address
rHoS. G. THRuN. Publisher and Ffopfictor
Al matter ioJ tic Saturday Press should Be
addressed 10 The SATURDAY PRESS
Notice Of any event, sf intersst TRANSMITTING on
the other Islands viii always BE- thankfully eseived
fet Publication Correspondents are ecu 'sted 70
append thsir true namcs 60 all eouimanis tions
not 10y publication necessarily. but a. guarantee
that the writer Is sctins to good faith.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-15

BY The c. r. Bishop on the evening Of the
Iash instant Mr. T. II. Davies received letter
from iiamakui, conveying the sad iidines Of
the death Of Me- James Moods az raahne.
kohola, on sunds, last. Particulars will be
received to-day BY The kinau.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-15

tor Kahala., PSI knauea nsu. pessmhs, ,s--A
Shelton aud Niir
- Maui aad Malsaai. per Lshua. pscsmbs, 10 =
+ CLARK, l. smith
boz pan fnpei.so. pr KalakAua, Drosnhss "a
Rick, N Conniek
~ San fraesi.sa. PEI W G Irein. December ,o-
lss Nuuas, failanoa, - sfela~.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-15
Departures

Maolo sch, for Hilo .......................D Dec.
Xaele, sch, foI Ms'iko. 49,. .............
Lena Syyes sey, Anteru, Ray. for humboldt.
W. @ Irwin, Am bgthe, Turner for San
Francisco ,......-... ........... - 10
Kiauea Hou, sim, Sears, for kahului. ....... 10
Lehua sim, Loreuleu for Molokai and Hama.
Likelike, sim, Won Schmidt, for windward pc &c
Caterina SCH for Hanalei ..............,...,. 10
METRE Merrill, sch, Bro@neli, for Lahaina. p"
Mile Morris, sch, for MolOka.. n
kiuau SUM- King, for Hilo and way poits....;. II
Planter, stun bates, for haalea, kona, and
Kau. .......,,......... II
lwalan, sim, Cameron, for Kauai. Z" -
Ehukai, sch, for Waialua ..,................ 4" ~
Manuokawai, SCH for kekaha.. ............... =" "a
Pauahi sch, for Hanaei ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
Mary Alice. sch for hIoiOtai - u
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-15
Merchant Vessels Now in Port.

ANNIE LARsEs, Larsen. Am terh.
c. @. WarMoRE, Calhoun. hk.
CAiuARnN, Hubbard. ........,............A Am. bk.
CHRISTINE, Wildlang. bk.
y. c. MURRAY, Underwood ................Am. BIZ.
nAIAkp, ilerney Am. hgthe'
HENRY JAAns baltimore ................B Brit. bk.
MARuosA, o.s.s., Howard. Observation-Disclosures. stm.
MAzATLAN, Sander Ger bl,.
SPARTAN, Crossey. Observation-Disclosures. Ll
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-15

Mr. John cassed,'s Ies receiyed a severe in
jury recen,Iy, from which he Is 80 far recos'
cred as 10 be aboa, with the aid d cIu,ch.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-15

For San Francisco, per kalakaua, December =
I7gl pkgs sugar. f3g,6i lbs , 2o75 pkgs rice
lo5,soo No. si3 bfis mossss, is,c3f gis 37a bnehs
hanas; S1Lg3o.s..
For San Francisco. per W. G. Irwin, December 10
$500 pk g sugar. 45o,sia St3,74o.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-15

Hon. J. Moanauli died suddenly on Monday
night Last Of apopele,y. lie Was an exemplary
native, well known 10 many Of our foreign
community, and ior several years pas, was a
member Of the rriyy eiancil and house Of
sobles.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-15
General advertisements.

General advertisements.
I NJ DAT. JR. & co
. q p Z
Stdtioners ana NeWs Deaiers.
GAZETTE BLOCK, ~ MERCHANT
STREET,
Have lust received es Marposa, fine assortment Of
STATIONERY.
Among VII CHI may be found
LETTER PAPER,
NOTE PAPER,
FooLsCAP,
LEGAL CAP,
BILL CAP.
Broad and narrow by the ream blocked, OF by quire.
MEMORANDUM BLOCKS. &c. &c. &C.
BLANK BOOKS:
Full Bound,
Half Bound,
Bound to please.
WRISTBANDS
Banker large, Bankers small,
IN fact we have lnkstands for ALL
POST OFFICE LETTER SCALES.
INKS;
Carter's Combined Copying and Writing,
in quarts, pinis, and hali-pnts.
CARRIERS WHITING FLUID.
IN quarts, pms, hall'pin's, and cones.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-15
CKIpEoATH OIL
Lubrioating Oil
Equal to Cola Oil.

ExrsAcrs phon 1fsrNoNNls
whaI they ~ay ola,
Equal Il not superior, 10 Lard Oh" Joseph slraii.
Albion Foundry.
A i'sf.rate article Of refined fish oi Jno NJ Drake
O. x. n. Co.
" The be-, lubricant known on this Coast. ~ chas.
Hayward,
We GRd is equal 70 any lard oil We have used ~.
Jno. hos.eyaan a GO.
" No Indications ~ xua. Superior Ia quality and
much cheaper lna Deu-ail, Ais hon wasis
The bess oil We have uned e. inlss aiins pufpo.rS
AlulThead sni Mann
Equal Ia sssIy nsi'rs 20 iali OIL Jas. losse. VII
alnst Iron WORKS
Superior 70 Csbpoii o, and lsss aaaa,hy ,sgaired
Satin a CLARK.
In poin, d ssonoray, neatly gso % one. y, W.
iiiggans, toi1p.t sisAm itct>el
iaoss Who pnes u.s (, n, .ugs "a esa,s fof HHs -
A y Hamilton.
q. Fan sif6t-nt. reflafn "a Il ff asaif.iisf Ia llsa
o. Coifa OF. n Sh shot, ehem. =.
hr.i.el4s. luhrcahi snsinaly nee iron ssliiaeui
IL n. hafn
Equal % any mlchine 81 hsyl cser used W. A.
tliois, rFlecss, taas.ss
am NIL .si.hsd wish a. islh a. t. u srfs.s> aai
scaeosy. ihe- tso~se. Nossily .sea A'sts
f.as.i 10 lard ~, a one.h.h shs coal. Asases
Mtss. SEA-" pssisies.
II dos. no guns, ste - rnn@
my II aed JUDGE foe YOURSELF.
II. HACKrELD = CO.. .
AGENTS.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-15
Arrivals.

MariDoSa, Am S, Hows d, from San Fran.
csco...................... ...............Dec. 9
kinau, sim, King, from Hilo and way ports... g 9
Nettie Merrill, sch, Browne from Lahana.... q" 9
Mokolii, sim, McGrcEor, from koolau. ........ 9
lwalani, sim, Cameron, from Kauai ...,....,.. 9
Waiol sch, from raauhau. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Waimalu, sch, from Paauhtu. ..... .......... g 10
hawaiian, Sch from koolau.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
James Makee, sim, Freeman, from Kauai. % ~
G. X. Bishop, Davis, from Hamakua ......... ~
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-15

CRuSHED STRAWBERRY. Tsua cessa, and
HMEiZis' ~ s~ s,sss ~ - - -
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-15

The Likelike wharf shed blew down last
Thursday night
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-15
SHIPPING.

II. RIFMEssenNErpER. Secretary.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-15

The LEASE fas Five Years q that valuable Pan.
cti. 90 LAND IN ,h~ is.isss q w.hi.~.. o4As.
sih.saing shs ssa,b Il G, A. Jaid, ~. and
containing an u sss1& ACRES. asse % is<.-
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-09
A Through Train that Did Not Get
Through.

The passenger train which left
Shoshone yesterday was ordered to
run through to Haley. On arriving
at the switch below Bellevue it passed
the excursion train which left here
yesterday morning for the fishing
grounds, and proceeded on for HALEY.
As it was not known to the conductor
OF the construction train that the pas.
senger was to 60 through, the con-
struction train was left on the main
track this side of Bellevue with no
steam up in the engine, and therefore
the train stopped at Bellevue and the
came up on stages.
The completion of the telegraph
line to this point will obviate a repeti-
ton of such an occurrence. The
caboose was run to HALEY later in the
evening, and left at the end of the
track. Three locomotives were on
the track below this morning.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-09
Ashamed Of Themselves.

Sunday last, when the community
was jubilant over the arrival of the
construction train, two Swcdes, both
strangers, lean and hungry in appear
ance, celebrated the occasion by i'm
bibing too freely of aquafortis, which
soon overcamc them, and while in a
comatose condition they were locked
up. The following day Judge Par
sons heard the complaint and fined
them each S. and which, being
in excess of their capital, was liquida-
ted by incarceration in Jail. To-day
they were liberated, and rushed to the
sidewalk, where they caught sight of
the Judge. and Immediately took a
circuit to avoid recognition. They
were evidently ashamed of themselves,
and will not be apt to celebrate SO CO.
piously again.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-09
Going to Work on the Ditch.

Mr.. Bradbury, of the railway con.
tracing firm Of Bradbury & Rinehart
arrived from Ogden last evening, and
is making arrangements to-day to Sc,
some Is or 100 men and 100 mules
which comprise portion of his firms
forces on Wood River, to work on the
big irrigating ditch which is intended
to divert part or all the water flow
ing into Wood River at Gimlet into a
canal or ditch that will be dug along
the base of the foothills, past Haley
and Bellevue to the valley lands be-
low. Mr.. Bradbury expects that by
tomorrow his forces will be at work
Oh the ditch.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-09
The Merry, Merry, Sound.

Under the Recorders office and
that of the Assessor and Probate
Judge, this morning, there was a
merry go-round Of sledges on heavy
boiler-plate iron which is being fast
ened as lining to the three new cells
in the Jail underneath. The noise
made equals that in boiler-yard, and
precludes conversation above. The
flooring of the Probate Court and
Recorders office was laid on the
beams, and not deadened, nor was any
ceiling placed above the cells-which
renders every sound from the lower
regions plainly audible above, even to
the second story.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-09
Attempt at Incendiarism.

Night before last some party set a
fire in the rear of Barnum's house. al
Bullion, with the intention of DESTROY.
ing the property. There was pile
OF debris, shavings and wood made at
the rear of the building, and against
the boards, which was set on fire and
was burning fiercely before discovered
by Eugene O'Callahan, who secured
assistance not a moment too soon tc
save Barnum's, and, possibly, other
buildings from destruction. The
damage was considerable, however
and if the guilty parties are discov.
cred they will be made into angels
without unnecessary delay.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-09
THE NEW HALEY HOTEL.
me foundation Walls Completed, all
But Three Courses Of Dressed Stone.

Inc Foundation Walls Completed, all
But Three Courses Of Dressed Stone,
The foundation walls for the new
hotel being erected in this city are
nearly ready for the three dressed stone
courses that will underlie the brick
and stone cutters are hard at work
dressing the blocks of stone for these.
This stone comes from quarry near
the HALEY smelter, and is we'll adapted
to building purposes. 1t lis rather soft,
however, and the stone-cutters need
but few tools to dress it. A "mass,' .
or four-pound hammer, a few steel
points and chisel or two are all that
are required. The pay of the men en-
gagged in this business-of whom five
are at work for the hotels 81 per
day. The masons get the same.
There are over 500 cubic yards of
masonry in the foundation walls.
Now that they are up work will be
pushed theoretically on the structure,
and it will be completed as soon as
possible.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-09
SHERIFF'S SALE.

10y virtue of an execution, issued out of the Dis.
- trict Court OF the Second Judicial District of
the Territory of Idaho, Ill and for the County of
Alturas, and to me directed and delivered for a
Judgment rendered and entered in said Court, on
the llth day OF November, 1882. in favor of Cyrus
Jacobs and against A. 7. French and NJ. G. Pur-
Vance. have levied on the following property,
towit: All of the right, title and interest OF the
above named defendants A. 4. French and NJ. G.
Purvianc', in and to Lot Z i'll Block A. in the town
OF HALEY. County of Alturas, and Territory OF
Idaho, with house and other improvements thereon.
Notice Is hereby given that on the Goth day OF
May, 1888, at O'Clock, p NJ of that day, in front
Of the Courthouse, in HALEY County of Alturis S,
will sell the right, title and interest of said A. T.
French and NJ q. Purviance in and to the above
described property at public auction, for cash in
hand, to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy
said execution and all costs.
Dated the ninth day of May, 1883.
&. c. FUREY, Sheriff.
by l. H. BINGHAM, Under Sheriff my9dlw3
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-09
A New Station to be Opened To-
Morrow.

Tomorrow the passenger trains will
run to a new station opened above
Picabo, and only IL miles below Hal
ley. The stages will, after to-day and
until another station is made, meet
the passenger trains II miles out
which distance on the present fine
roads is readily travelled in two hours.
Another change will be made in few
DAYS, when passengers will be taken
by all rail from any point in the
United States to Haley without
change of cars.