Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-13
JOTTINGS.

ley track.
Good violin and case for sale cheap.
Call at this Office.
Mr.. Myer, an old friend of Mr..
McGregor's, of McGregor & Connor,
left town for the hills to-day.
Superintendent Ravens and wife.
E. NJ. Wilson, and Warren Hussey
we're in town to-day from Bullion.
Hon. 7. F. Sinyiser, Idaho's dele
gate in Congress, has gone East to
meet his daughter, who has been at.
t.nding school in Philadelphia.
The verdict given by the jury yes
terday, in the suit of Blossom VS.. Fish
sr, tired before Justice Lennon, was
in favor Of plaintiff for the full amount
claimed.
A meeting Of the Ladies' Fair As.
Fociation will be held tomorrow at
Mrs. Halls, on Third avenue. All are
invited, and may come-at any hour
in the afternoon.
The vacant space between the Co.'S
nopolitan and Riley & Tracey's store
5 being boarded up to day, and makes
quite an improvement in the appear
bnce OF that part of the block.
Mrs. Tucker has had carpenters fin
sh the front of her lodging house with
Fustlc and paint, and new sidewalk
aid. The improvements IN this block
are all Of substantial character.
Matthew P. Scott, of Illinois, ar.
rived last evening from Bloomington,
and left to-day to inspect the Davitt
mine, on Deer Creek, Of which he is
one of the owners.
The Oregon Short Line railroad
company are arranging to lay side
track to the HALEY Samp!ing Works.
The works were to be started up to-
day Ola ore from the Star mine.
Governor Irwin is expected back to
laho with his family, by the first of
July. He will probably stop in Haley
on his way to Boise, and may deliver
the Fourth of July Grafton here.
( o. P. Johnson will arrive in eight
bays, with 200 head of beef cattle
from Eastern Oregon for the HALEY
market. They have been out two
weeks on the road from Walla Walla.
Rev. Mr.. Henderson, who left for
New York this morning, got little
mine for bit, with a fine place for
funnel and 1000 feet Of canyon for
Il dump. The duup privilege goes
with the mine.
A letter to the TINES from Muldoon
Bays: "Mr. Greenhow is doing nicely,
end will probably be able to go over
Pn about week-or as soon as Mr..
Abbey, the bookkeeper, returns from
ealt Lake, where he was called by the
dangerous illness of his wife"
The Mu'doon stage, which now ar.
lives and departs tri-weekly, came in
|o-day on time. The time for depar-
lure of the Boise stage, which also
has its terminal point in Haley, is set
et 5 p. M, daily. The morning stage
rom Boise arrives at Z "a. m. Time,
P5 hours.
Deputy Sheriff Cunningham, at Sho-
|honc, captured Charley Young, who
Escaped from the custody of the Off
fers there while en- route here on
Fharge of robbery. He was brought
here to-day by officer Cunningham,
Pnd lodged in Jail, where he will await
trial.
New settlers are arriving on Camas
Prairie every day, and stalking out
fne ranches. At the rate settlers are
coming in at present Camas will be
yell populated before snow flies. and
with railroad facilities the settlers are
Afforded ready and remunerativc
market for all they raise.
Eighty men, it is estimated, are
ready to strike out from the upper
Ealmon country for Sheep Mountain
n a few days. They are all we'll out
|Atted with riding and pack animals,
|gruo and prospecting outfits. They
will, it is believed, return poorer but
wiser men.
Lycurgus Vineyard, so It's said, has
eFranged to go to Alaska Immediate
Y after the adjournment of the COM
Ing term of the District Court, in
HALEY, and will be interested there in
Fome very rich and extensive placer
nEines now owned and operated by
friends of his there.
/. MIR. Earle, who arrived on Wood
E1Ver month ago to expert mines on
fmoky for Eastern parties, and re-
(urned to New York to report results,
1 LAS again arrived here, and it is stated !
tn .a' IN short time another company
r'li take firm hold in that locality,
"a operate extensively.
Mrs. J. M. Burkett and Mrs. H. u.
got back this morning from
lew weeks visit to Boise. They
"a [aa :; very slow trip in from Jones's,
N2mlC rny.