Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-12
POstOmce Hours.
JOTTINGS.

iVoQ lHSG A'S"Ss WIN N"S"SO III JUS
ness here.
't Superintendent w. H. Petit, of the
Monarch mine, Atlanta, is expected in
Haley to-day.
Hon. John S. Gray of Huston &
Gray, Boise City, arrived last evening
from Salmon City.
Mrs. Isaac Marks and Mrs. Jane
SlcPhearson were in town from Bull
ion this morning.
Mr.. Dickinson, of d. T. Bramble &
b., forwarders, came in last evening,
ccompanied by his wife.
Dr.. S. B. Miller and NJ. Hynes
eft for Bullion this morning to start
FORK on the Old Abe mine.
John Peacock and family arrived
esterday from Boise City, and will
e,nain during the summer.
James Bascom, of Marsh Basin, ar
lived to-day, and takes lively inter-
ut in the Wood River country.
Mrs. James Lindsey and daughter
Ella arrived yesterday from BOISE
tity, to reside here permanently.
John Ward has resigned his post at
he Grand Central, and will devote
lis attention exclusively to mining.
A load of telegraph poles was
rought to that section of the line be-
ween Bellevue and HALEY, yesterday.
Harris Goldman, of Bullion, is visit
bg town to-day. Mr. G.. is Notary
public, and has general merchandise
tore.
H. Lufkins, the freighter, has pur-
based lot back of HALEY Theater,
nd is having fine residence erected
hereon.
Mr.. Emmert, Jr., will open dental
boms upstairs in the Strahorn build
y, next below the Grand Central
(otel.
W. H. Nye, one Of the owners of
be Idahoan mine, came in last night
om Boise City, and went up to Bull
on to-day.
Josiah Lees has returned from his
inter trip to Utah, and again started
b Independent hack line betwe ell
(aley and Bullion.
William Mcqueen, Superintendent
the 0 X mine, OF Bullion, who had
pen spending few days in town, re-
med to the hills yesterday.
Riley & Tracey have received
Pvel variety of corkscrew, the mech
pism of which is past finding out, but
jerks cork in second.
Stages will arrive at and depart
pm Shoshone every twelve hours dur
hg the summer for Western Idaho,
RECON and Washington Territory.
H. Ward has manufactured some
be furniture for the Theater with his
fw lathe. Trees cut week ago to-
BY are now made into tables and
|ghly polished.
Ex-Governor John B. Neil got in
pm Boise last night, and will remain
IRE for week or ten days to look
is section over thoroughly, with the
ew Of settling here, if suited.
Captain Thomas, a prominent mine
berator, of Colorado, recently arrived
I'D has since visited every noted mine
the River. His conclusion is that
lis is the best mining country he has
1t visited on the coast.
Mrs. Joseph Huston passed through
hoshone last night en- route east.
rs William Ridenbaugh has gone
the d. & r. G., and her sister,
lss Lizzie Black, has returned to
Fr home on Little Wood River.
The new abutment under the Deer
Peek bridge was swung out of posi-
on by the sudden rise in the river on
Friday last. The rock has settled and
1T the bridge insecure, although
ans are passing over 1t to-day.
|. N. Sullivan, of the law firm of
nigel & Sullivan, got in Wednesday
ON the east, where he spent last win
and after resting few hours left
Orado, up Deer Creek, near which
ace he has some mining interests.
A wild man, who did not know his
me- was jagged last night, and tried
elore Judge Culp this morning for
sturbing the peace He was re-
snded to Jail for sentence, which
ai probably be hard labor in the
haln-gang.
The monthly pay-rolls of the Bull
~ mines are becoming larger each
leek' as additional miners are being
nployed on the Bullion, Jay Gould,
;syhower, ldahoan, o. X, and other
"es' The effect Of the increased
synent to employees is already very
sIceptible in Bullion, and will soon
axe times better in HALEY.
,s Garner A. e, and Burgess, representing
n Emily Mining Company, are ar
riglhg to prosecute, the work actiyelv