Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-04-26
JOTTINGS.

The fashionable hour for retiring ir
HALEY is 6 a. m, aud 5 p. M. fo
rising.
Pioneer white lead, at Riley s.
Tracy's. a23tf
True w. Rollins is expected to ar
rive in Haley from New York in {
few days.
Standard playing cards at Bartsci
& Willis's, Main street. HALEY. asst
The moon will change April 80, a,
lib a. M, when change of weathe,
may be expected.
Go to Mrs. Fishers for finest cigars
tobacco, fruits, and fresh candies. aga
A number of young Haileyites will
visit Bellevue this evening, to take in
tie Odd Fellows ball there tonight
Ribbon ends for crazy quilts, a,
Leon Fuld's postollice store.
w. T. Riley and A. S. Senter lef,
this morning for Shoshone, with the
intention of remaining away about
three days.
Oysters in every style at the Nevada
Chop House, up to 2 o'clock in the MORN
ing.
The Merchants Hotel bar counter
has been improved by French polish
and lots of elbow grease, until it
shines like nigger's heel.
Remember Browns Arnica Salve
is warranted.
Several gentlemen recently arrived
from distant parts state that an i'm
mepse number of people will come to
Wood River next month.
V. S. Anderson has been heard
from, and will return to HALEY in
May. Mrs. Anderson will remain in
New York some time longer.
A number Of wagons belonging to
the railroad contractors came in Tues.
day loaded with supplies, scrapers
and tools, and are camped near town.
The weather clerk has got the
shower bath string caught fast on a
nail, and we will have snow and rain
until he gets it loose and closes the
valve.
Eggs in Salt Lake City are now
selling at 81 dozen for dollar. Liv-
ing is SO cheap there that the people
can't find use for their money except
in luxuries.
Professor Jenney took a running
jump, Tuesday, from Bullion to Hal
Icy and back. He is very busy de-
veloping or exploring mining claims
in that locality.
Arrivals from the upper country
state that the snow is two feet deep
at Galena and three feet deep over
the Sawtooth divide to Vienna and
Sawtooth City-the result of the past
few days. storm.
The town drum is in shape again,
astwo new heads received from Chi
cago yesterday have been set in
place. 1t has a metalliferous sound,
and, like the drummer, makes the
most noise when it is tight.
This morning a railroad grader was
brought up from the end of the track
to Bellevue in Mr.. Kilpatrick's buggy,
suffering from severe injuries received
In one of the cuts where he colllded
with the construction train.
A Bellevue blower last night offered
wager of 500 that the railroad
would not reach Haley before he
could drive a cattle team in front of
Winnemucca. The money was put
up, and he went out to cover it, and
Is patiently waited for.
George Schultz, merchant tailor,
las arrived from Boise to locate here,
ana will be ready for business in "a
lew days. Mr.. Schultz is we'll spoken
OF as an industrious, reliable man and
good workman, and he will prove
quite an acquisition to Haley.
The natives at Tie-siding are spehd-
ing the days now on the house-tops
ana porticos, looking at the incoming
railroad track. 1t is getting very
close, and now in full view. The 10.
comotive bell and whistle even startle
me country plugs in the village
streets.
The opening party, last night, at the
Merchants' Hotel, was a success, and
all there enjoyed themselves. The
p'oprietors examined the floor this
morning, and found it sufficiently
=. sttnoothed down by the dancers to lay
"c ,carpet-which will be done i'm.
mediately.
I'd; Moffet list in Dayton, Washing
s ~" territory, negotiating for the pur-
I Iasse OF 1900 acres of fine wheat
l h1'' near that town. He will proba.
ny ny visit Wood River early, during
h" hue coming summer, to close out his
dos ,'ess here, preparatory to settling
NV" IN the adjacent Territory.
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