Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-04-27
JOTTINGS.

Office.
Those fresh imported cigars at the
Merchants Hotel are daisies. a18tf
Division Superintendent Watson, o1
the Blackfoot Stage Company, is in
town.
Pioneer white lead, at Riley &
Tracy's. a23tf
Haley nowsustains two job wagons
for moving furniture, trunks and
jobbing.
Standard playing cards at Bartscl,
4 Willis's, Main street, Haley. a23tt
The Poorman and the Vallejo mines,
of Deer Creek, are being opened up
and show very fine indications for pro.
ducing considerable ore.
Go to Mrs. Fishers for finest cigars.
tobacco, fruits, and fresh candies. a24
The visitors to Bellevue from Hal.
ley, to attend the Odd Fellows ball,
arrived home early this morning, hay
ing enjoyed the occasion extremely.
Ribbon ends for crazy quilts, at
Leon Fuld's postoilice store.
The Blackfoot stage did not come
in until 3 o'clock this afternoon
about three hours behind time. This
is about an hour and a half better
than yesterday.
Oysters in every style ut the Nevada
Chop House, up to 2 o'clock in the morn
inE.
The levels and drifts on the Mon
tana mine, on Deer Creek, have been
cleaned out. and Superintendent
Frank Taylor will soon be ready to
work day and night crews.
Remember Browns Arnica Salve
is warranted.
Mr.. Dickinson's furniture and
family will be in Haley within week,
but Mr.. Dickinson himself cannot
come until Mr.. Bramble, his partner,
returns from the Eastern States.
Go to 1000 Main street for fruit,
vege ables, tobacco, cigars and no.
tons
Mr.. Ward, son of DR.. Ward, of Des
Mines, Iowa, is now clcrking in Ri
ley & Tracy's drug store. He is
graduate in the profession, thorough
druggist, and u son of DR.. S. B. Mil.
ler's preceptor.
Fresh eggs at J. G. Fox's. a19-tf
The approaches to Haley by the
south stage-road should receive the
immediate attention Of Road Super
visor Ban6eld. The descent from the
grade, near Kohlepp's brewery, is in
a disgraceful condition.
1876 Hermitage whisky at Mer-
chants Hotel. a5tf
&. Thompson, an investor in mines,
arrived yesterday from the Black Hills,
and is out to-day on a visit to mines
in the vicinity of Haley. Mr..
Thompson will remain some time, and
visit all the mining camps.
T. R. Wills, of New York City,
yesterday visited the MayAower, and
has inspected the Davitt and other
properties. He has been interested
in galena mines during many years,
and is very favorably Impressed with
those of Wood River which he has ex-
ahmed.
The T1MEs's weather predictions
during the fall and winter have been
remarkably correct, and as April 30 is
noted for change to clear weather,
Prospectors and mining men may
nave : outfits ready to proceed to the
mills and gulches, as the season will
be open from May 1.
Godfrey Eckstein, sent to the In
sane Asylum at Portland last fall,
from Bellevue, returned there last
winter very unaccountably, and as he
mas since evinced remarkable eccen-
u'cltles he was yesterday brought to
sae county Jail, where he is now con.
nned, awaiting an examination.
Three stages came in from the rail
:oao this morning-one six and two
~sHur'horse-which arrived at 3 a. m.
.nere were on the way-bills 2S pas
:e"gers-three for Ketchum and four
tor bellevue. Division Agent Moore
aas plenty of stages, and will bring in
uozen In line if travel demands it.
Mr.. Ward, late cashier and chief
Se!k at the Grand Central Hotel, has
resigned his place tn devote his entire
MENTION to mining enterprises on
Wood River. He visited Deer Creek
!eS with party of investors,
sua reports the mines of that district
p.ovlng up remarkably we'll, aud the
cheer. f'o't"0'o'S III !" e0o"
Aetchum is excited over the en-
~ ss K of the smelling works there
e !. .ae rhiladelphia company, and the
.." aoer OF contracts to be let, as a
- se amount of money will thus be