Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-05
LOCAL JOTTINGS.
resh eggs at 1000 Main street.

Finest imported cigars at the Mer.
haats' Hotel. So
Just received at ]. G. Fox's, a fine
s,crtment of children's shoes. i2St1
For the best bit cigar on the river,
70 to Geo. Kohlepp's HALEY Brewery,
Go to the Merchants Hotel for some
Df that old 1875 Hermitage whisky
Go to 1000 Main street for fruit,
vegetables, tobacco, cigars and no.
lions
Henry Bews is at Los Angeles, CAL,
Ind seems to have forgotten all about
HALEY.
Gool 10 yings an | neat roc rs, at
Mrs. LeGran les, n,xt door Hal
ley Theater.
90. Harding will leave tomorrow
for four-weeks' trip to Seattle and
British Columbia.
Fulton Haight came in from Null.
loon t'-dav. He reports that camp
Exceedingly quiet.
George A. Black, Accountant of the
Wood River Mining Company, was
Town from Bullion yesterday.
Hugh &. Wallace, Secretary of the
|. & o. l.. I. Co., got back this morn
ing from flying trip to Kansas City.
For fine watch repairing 90 to +.
lrnold's, Matchmaker and iewcler,
pposite HALEY Theater. jy5m1
superintendent Ravens, of the
dayaower, came down on business
ast evening, stayed over night, and
eturned to-day.
The County School Superintendent
kill leave Friday or Saturday to make
lis annual tour of the public schools
II Alturas County.
Captain Blakely is stationed at the
lailey SAmpling works, where he sees
, the receipt, sampling, sale aud ship
bent of the MayAower ore.
Colonel Ballantine, Superintendent
II the Muldoon smelter and mine, is
b town, with his wife and niece, and
Pill remain for a day or two.
Miss Florence L. Pound, of this
.ty, desires to organize music
lass. She is thorough musician,
md can therefore teach the theory, rs
Fell as practice, of the art. j2S
NJ: NJ. Sanderson has just received
ne finest lot of imported Key West
lgars ever in HALEY. Try them, and
(e convinced. The mixed drinks
erved at his house are superb. a3O
Eugene O'Callaghan came down
rom Bullion to-day, to sell tickets for
ne approaching ball of the Miners
Jnlon. The business men responded
berally.
The Nevada Chop House has re-
entity made extensive additions in
lie way of carpet-rugs and mating.
he floor is now comfortably clad for
inter use.
There will be a meeting of the
ustees and stockholders of the Hal
y Hotel Company, at the Office of the
4 0. L. l. Co., in this city, at 7:3O
clock this evening.
The TIMES acknowledges receipt of
complimentary ticket to the ball of
le Bullion Miners Union, in their
ew hall, on the evening of the 9th
Instant.
Michael Carey, one of the owners
ne Alvla and Junction mines, on
" arm Springs Creek, was in town to.
eey' Mr.. Carey has shipped ten tons
ore to the Ketchum works, and is
waiting returns.
n business man says the sprinkl-
ns cart man is perfect daisy. He
'larceiy ever sprinkles before night
~, when the weather is too blamed
pid' anyway; and then he sp-inkles
wee IN one place, and this makes a
|ud puddle, every time.
"A we'll is being driven at Register
|ound's residence, on the bench.
nc hrst ~ feet will be sunk, and
pc will then be forced down until
c"'ng water is reached. The we'll,
IN pump, complete, will cost 500.
Hounty Treasurer Burkett notified
(c"ool Superintendent Waldron this
c ss'"l ing that he had apportioned
ool'oo to the General School Fund
om moneys paid to him during the
'nta OF August. This amount will
!; apport'oned to the eight older dis
nc, FUNDS; the six new districts Gre
Ecu since last January will be emit
;su. 70 an apportionment from the