Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-09
JOTTINGS.
Fresh eggs at J. c. Fox's. a19-tf

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back this morning for the hills.
A. G. Pierce, of the Challis sMessen-
GER" called at the TINES office to-day.
Mr.. Pierce has come to this section to
prospect.
Six.horse stock is now run on the
stage line from the railroad to
Ketchum. Twenty-Five passengers
came in last night, to HALEY.
The Bullion miners and merchants
are paying their road tax promptly,
and their example must be followed
here if trouble is not desired by re-
fusal.
The rubbish recently cleaned up on
Bullion street was left in heaps along
Bullion Block, and is unsightly and
an obstruction to the street. 1t should
be carted away.
The Merchants dining rooms to-
day have for their guests an abund-
snce of the finest mountain speckled
trout freshly taken. They average
foot in length each.
J. NJ. Ban6el6, Mr.. Jackson, and his
son Curtiss were summoned to ketch-
um Yesterday on bench warrant is
sued by Justice Hodson, to testify in
horse stealing case.
Brick and lime are now so plenty
and cheap that every new building
should have brick flues and plaster in
place Of stovepipes, lining and paper,
which will reduce the risk of fire and
insurance about one-half.
Colonel Ballantine, superintendent
of the Little Wood River Mining and
Smelling Company, Muldoon, came in
last night, AMI went on up to ketchum
this morning. He reports work out
Muldoon way progressing very salts
iactorily.
Fishing parties to Silver Creek
will be OF frequent occurrence here
after. They will 60 and return on
the railroad, and regular fishing
camp will be established on the stream
in secluded spot, which will afford
all conveniences Tor picnicers.
A few days ago an item appeared
in the TINES stating that Messrs.
Bradbury Il Rinehart were the grad
ing contractors for all the Wood
River Branch railway. This was
mistake. The Fitzpatrick Brothers
bad the contract for the grading.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O. Harding re-
burned to HALEY yesterday, both we'll
Pleased to find themselves on Wood
liver again. Mrs. Harding had not
been East three weeks, when she
onged to return. Mr.. Harding has
DO idea what particular line of bust
less he will engage in.
The men at work sinking a shaft in
ne Narragansett mine, up Croy's
kulch, struck the vein yesterday, at a
epth of 40 feet. 1t is about one
Dot in width, and the ore assays so
ounces in silver and IS per cent. in
FAD. The Narragansett is owned by
x. Morrill, and II. Stevenson, of
his city.
CHS. johnson returned from Salt
lake City last evening and started
Or Vienna to-day, with Captain
Puyer, who will take charge of the
pull Of the Vienna Company. The
pines about Vienna are reported as
aVlng fine bodies of ore, and the
parting of the mill will make times
Vely in that section.
Three carloads of freight came
10 Bellevue Monday, by rail, and was
amped on Second Avenue. Two
a'.loads were hardware and one was
ram: Three carloads are on the
~ Tor HALEY. Soon Nebraska corn
Ill be laid down here at two cents
pound, and horse feed will take
lmble.
Inc Intel, or stone base of the door
. me Probate Court has split by the
Jung Of the foundation, or imper-
" masonry, and as the quality of the
> VIC IS the same as that used in the
w hotel, the builders state that great
" u >, must be taken in laying it. This
sialng stone is soft, and will not re-
pressure like marble or granite.
'.n' Friend, who has been examin-
{. 'ae mines on Deer Greek, decided
nIs, the Illinois mine, on Panther
~ oa tributary of Deer Creek, was
sv w. enough and bonded it. 1t is
n ., 10 by a shaft 60 feet deep on
ys ,e1o' which exposes II inches of
se es'ead and shows we'll. 1t is
,,t;a ,oy Eph. Daft, Mcfarland,
bs,s Jacobs, George Laughlin and
lumfse pile of shavings and pieces
st o 40 !. from the carpenter
occ =" the new building erected for
4, ottupancy of E. Hendrick. in the
n... 'ae store, has been burning
!. Itch a,I ~ three nights, and the night
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