Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-20
jOTTIN6S.

William Elder left for the south
this morning.
E. A. White expects another car.
load Of furniture in = day or two.
Emil Friedman returned from Salt
Lake on yesterdays train, after hav.
ing q way-up time.
Fresh butter and eggs at j. c. Fox's.
J. B. Elliott returned to Boise CITY
to-day.
B. NJ. Mallory, of Kelton, arrived
yesterday to look about for business
opening.
Milk punches at Rainey's.
There is 100000 on the dump of
the Silver King mine, in ore, await
ing the starting up Of the Sawtooth
mill.
Ross took out Mr.. Pi,.kston's race
horses Waffle Pink, Gold Dust and
Sky Rocket to-day to Boise City,
where they will run in the races
July 4.
Fresh eggs at 1000 Main street.
The usual weekly meeting of the
Ladies' Fair Association will be held
tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon, at
Mrs. Charles Pinney's on Second
avenue, near Croy.
Go to 1000 Nam street for fruit.
vege ables, tobacco, cigars and no.
tons
Mr.. Motherwell went to Bullion to-
day, OH a mining expedition.
William O'Neil is at work on Eagle
Creek, and yesterday struck three.
foot body OF galena ore on claim he
was exploring.
The attorneys in the Burns Buch-
anan case entered plea for a nolle
prose4ui, and Judge Pickett has
taken the matter under consideration
until tomorrow.
5. J. Friedman recently received
large additions to his stock of spring
AMI summer hats, boots, shoes aud
clothing. Call and see them. He
also received new stock of CARPET
lining.
A carload Of nails, just received at
Cliff & Mckay's. mS
Tom Bently, James Motherwell and
Nose Whey We're in town to-day, with
the balance Of the camping party from
Deer Greek. They bought some beans,
Hour, bacon, more beans, more bacon,
and new coffee pot.
]. l. Lewis, one of ketchum's solid
business meI', and one of the owners
OF the Elkhorn NINE, the ketchum
springs, and long list OF other good
properties, was in town to-day, huy.
ing some furniture for the new hotel
at the Warm Springs.
w. H. johnson brought up a lot of
Clipper mine ore, to-day, and is hav.
ing 1t sampled at the sa,npling works.
1t runs 3Ou ounces silver to the ton.
The lot brought up is of four tons, and
plenty more is in sight.
Lamps! Lamps!! Lamps!!! Att.
G. Fox's. ;e2
In another column, the County As.
SCISSOR gives notice that unless the
poll'tax for 1883 is paid by the first
Monday in August, 81 extra will be
collected, according to law. The tax
is u; 81 added will make it Is.
A lost bow is in town who has gone
through all the money and valuables
he hat excepting little cane with a
whistle on the end which he constantly
blows as h. walks around. He is UNI
able to tell whence he came or whittier
he will go.
Thirty-two PACK animals have been
running for the past two months from
the Iron mine ON Fish Creek to Null
doom, loaded with iron ore which is
used as Aux. The quantity of iron
ore there is apparently mex haustible,
and sufficient can be obtained there
to run all the smelters in Idaho for
century.
A full stock of miners supplies, at
Cliff & McKay's ms
Honorable Samuel Word, of Butte,
Montana, arrived in town yesterday
with his family and accompanied
friends. Mr.. Word has been many
years q leading spirit in Montana, and
an active participation in every effort
for promoting mining, transportation
and public enterprise.
Remember Browns Arnica Salve
warranted.
Major Fulton, a we'll known mining
man who is interested in several prom
is'ng locations in various parts of
the Wood River and Sawtooth re-
gion, came in yesterday from Salt
Lake and the East, to look after his
properties. Mrs. Fulton, his wife, was
to leave Salt Lake for this city this
afternoon.
Superintendent Asa Clark has sold