Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-07
JOTTINGS.

Fresh eggs at J. c. Fox's. a19-tf
Cv. Jacobs, Bosses leading business
man, is in town.
Hon. E. M. Wilson, of Bullion, was
in town to-day.
Two more DRINKS were run into
the county Jail this morning, and will
add so to the school fund.
Two wagon-loads of beer were sent
IN the end of the track this morning,
for the benefit of the tracklayers.
Justice Lennon has secured $50
for the public school fund, recently,
from fines imposed on DRINKS and dis
orderlies.
May 4 Krieg have received cheese
factory by mule team. 1t is novelty
and turns out any variety of cheese
desired.
10. Swift and James Rainey have
gone into bachelors quarters in the
house recently occupied by Mrs.
Pickett.
Justice Lennon will take trip to
Sawtooth to morrow, on mule back.
He has some valuable mine interest
in that section.
There were three weddings at Belle
yue during the part SIX weeks, and
already two out of the three couples
are suing for divorce.
George Taylor secured 1850 by SUBJ
scription Saturday, to aid in the cele-
bration tonight of the completion of
the railroad track 20 this place.
Martin Harrier was arrested yester-
day and fined IS and costs, for dis
turbing the peace. The money was
placed to the credit of the school
fund.
David Falk, of the Wood River
Smelling Company, the Star, Wash
ington, and other mines, came in
from Boise last Friday, and will RED
main for some time.
Several gentlemen from Fort COL
Inns, Colorldo, have arrived recently.
They are all friends of +. H. Spencer,
and hearing of his wondrous good
fortune here came to try to initiate his
example.
Mr.. Braden, a gentleman who is in
terested in several mining claims in
this vicinity, and who went out last
fall to spend the winter in less
rigorous climate, has returned, to re-
main all summer.
Officer Frank Oliver, hearing a
man wager that by noon every rail-
road man would have returned for
Shoshone, and seeing that all intended
going, put stop to it by arresting
two who were under the influence of
liquor, and they are now in the Jail.
This evening the business men of
HALEY will meet at the parlors of the
Merchants Hotel, to consider the
proposition of the Telephone Ex-
change for constructing a Bell Tele-
phone line at this place. The mer-
chants will meet at 8 p. M, and if
sufficient subscribers are secured the
line will be built Immediately.
The County Commissioners will
serve the best interests of the COM
munity by inaugurating chain-gang
from the number of prisoners now
idle in the county Jail at public ex-
pense. There is considerable work to
be done upon the streets and chain
gang is the modern and cheapest
method. A little exercise will do the
prisoners good.
The night watch is kept on the alert
Of late, as the number of disorderly
customers is increasing. Last night
beside attending to several drunks
and taking in three fights, he wa:
called to River street to arrest {
shooter who was firing his pistol al
random. Officer Connolly is at pres
ent the most valuable part OF the fire
department., also.
A bee keeper writes from Lo.
angeles, Cal, to know how that bust
ness would pay in Haley. Prett,
we'll, if he could establish Decline
70 bring the honey to consumers here
II some more fowery cline. II
california the bees work and the mar
gets the money, while here he mus
Guy sugar for the bees to make honey
and there's no margin in it.
Freight is already coming in on thu
's"road to Haley. Coffin Brother
received two carloads to-day at Belle
'ue' BY construction train. The car
were decorated with flags, and i'm
nense posters thus lettered: "Shil
~ ~ ohoshone for Haley. o. S. L