Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-11
JOTTINGS.

fresh eggs at 1000 Main street.
william H. Greenhow is over from
uldoon.
Robert E. Strahorn is expected in
,l.y by next Wednesday.
Ribbon ends for crazy quilts, at
.on Fuld's postoffice store.
few additional men have been
4 to work in the Bullion mines.
Fresh imported cigars at Riley &
|ncys. ms.
Frank Taylor returned to-day to the
pow-ay mine. which is opening well.
A carload Of nails, just received at
G6 s McKay's. mS
The first regular outgoing freight
ain is expected to leave Haley on
10y goth.
Standard playing cards at Bartsch
Willis's, Main street. HALEY. a23tf
David Falk, accompanied by CIV.
,cobs, left for Boise City this morn
bg.
Go to Mrs. Fishers for finest cigars,
bacco, fruits, and fresh candies. a24
ARed," the bad man in he county
Ill, has quoted down since his stretch
Big, yesterday.
Go to 1000 Main street for fruit,
sge ables, tobacco, cigars and no.
ions
There are now only three patients
the Hospital under DR.. Miller's
ARE.
Sunday excursions to the various
Hot Springs in this vicinity are being
Iranged.
Dyer & Son are Offering 81 per cord
Or woodchoppers on Deer Creek,
where they will burn lime.
Hugh c. Wallace, Secretary of the
& o. Land Improvement Company,
Feturned last evening from Denver.
One hundred more miners will be
Employed at some mines near Haley
bext week, when more definite infor-
nation will be given.
All Sing is up for trial before Pro-
bate Judge Parsons to-day, on a
charge of grand larceny. 1t is claimed
that he stole $65 from Dell Shearer,
.t one Of the lodging houses yesterday.
Mr.. Weston, who has driven stages
and hacks from Haley to different
points, is at present lying i'll at Lambs
ranch, on Croy gulch, with severe
attack of pneumonia. DIR. S. Is. Mil
Ter is attending him.
A. Ward is negotiating with Sam
Purdy, the renowned comedian of the
Theater Comique at Kansas City, to
play for season at Haley Theater.
Mr. Purdy is the principal comedian
in the Western cities, and will afford
enjoyable entertainments.
The Minnie Moore has immense
bodies OF ore exposed and ready for
Stopping, while dozen other locations
near Bellevue which show considera-
bleore are permitted to lie idle. There
are only six miners on the pay-rolls OF
that camp-which fact is not credita-
BILE to the mine-owne1s nor to the
country.
81. l.. G. Smith was driving
down Croy Gulch, yesterday morning
three deer nearly ran over the team
Aparty of men started out to over
take them, but if they are found with
the venison, the penalty imposed b,
the game law will make it dear mea'
for them.
Judge John r. Mcbride arrived
night before last from Salt Lake, ane
will personally supervise operations OF
the Illinois, Japan and other mines il
which he is interested, while, it is sta
ted, the Judge will examine some othe
promising prospects near Bullion, will
the view Of investing.
The l. & O. Lana improvement
Company have, in conjunction witt
robert E. Strahorn, built a heav,
board plank sidewalk from their ofiic'
on Croy street to the end of the new
onck block below. The brick blocl
Is approaching completion, and will
soon be rooted.
Frank Sullivan and Charles Cooney
'he celebrated "Shine 'em ups" VIII
spent last summer on Wood River
aud made enough money to go out TO
!ae winter, have returned from Sal
Lake, where they have been enjoyin.
sMn'nlng prosperity at FIVE cents pail
'ney won't work for less than % cent
apair here.
Bellevue is wroth over the remova
ol the postoffice from central Mai
sIeet to the upper end Of town, an
Tue +. NJ. is in hot water. The rail
.oao depot is one-half mile belo,
.o~s, and the natives are now betwee
'ae two. Rival towns may grow on
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