Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-08-24
LOCAL JOTTINGS.
'resh eggs at 1000 Main street.


is regarded as the last run of shad.
For the best bit cigar on the river,
90 to Geo. Kohlepp's HALEY Brewery.
For fine watch repairing go to J.
Arnold's, matchmaker and jewcler,
opposite HALEY Theater. jy5m1.+
Good lodgings AMI neat roc us, at
Mrs. LeGrande's, next door Hal
ley Theater.
Reyes s Son are having a big run
on clothing, which they have marked
down to bedrock. a21w1
Go and examine Reyes & Sons
fine line of fancy dress shirts and
shaker underwear. a21w1
James Motherwell this morning Sc.
cured ranching outfit and made a
trial trip with hand harrow on his resi-
dence lot-which worked finely.
Talks cheap, but Hercules Powder
is cheaper and of more force. Go to
J. o. Swift & Co.'S, Bullion, or Will
man & Walkers, HALEY, and get it. If
A large quantity of machinery left
to-day for the Narrow Gauge mines.
1t is concentrating outfit, and will
be set and running as soon as COM
petent mechanics can do the work.
Miss Florence l.. Pound, of this
city, desires to organize music
class. She is a thorough musician,
and can therefore teach the theory, as
we'll as practice, of the art. j28
A promissory note for 1928. drawn
by James Redsull, of Bellevue, in ia.
vor of Captain Ralf. Bledsoe, has
been lost. The finder is requested to
leave the same at the TIMES Office, in
HALEY. j3l
Vegetables brought to town from
Camas Prairie are retailing as follows:
Potatoes 2 to ~ cents per pound, cab
bages 3 to 5, beans 5, peas 6, sweet
potatoes 10, tomatoes Is, green corn
40 cents per dozen, watermelons 81 to
:? each.
The statement is now made that
some OF the recent pre-emption and
homestead settlers on Camas Prairie
have been offered houses in Bellevue
at less than the cost of lumber at the
mil, and may purchase and remove
them to their homes ON Camas.
Mr.. McElhaney, who knocked the
T1MEs's Wild Man out in one round.
has been prospecting lately over in
the valleys Of the Smoky, and yester-
day arrived with some rich silver ore.
He returned this evening, as the
claim was too valuable to leave un-
guarded.
The case of Walker VS.. Wallace
was brought to a conclusion, IN JUS
tice Lemmon's court, yesterday, by
the jury bringing in verdict of not
guilty. The jury were moved to this
conclusion by the consideration that
land-jumping should be discounten-
anced in every possible way.
George Kohlepp went out to Spring
Creek yesterday, on a fishing and
hunting expedition. He caught Sc
fine trout, but did not shoot any duck.
There are plenty in the vicinity, he
says, but they stop near the river dur
ing the day, and only go, the creek
bottom to stop over night. As he
had to leave before nightfall he did
not get shot at them.
Frank Ganah', who has tried to get
away to Rocky Bar for months past,
got desperate yesterday, and started,
but it was no go. He took the stage
for Boise City direct, instead of the
way stage, and must go there and
make fresh start. When he does
arrive at the Bar he is promised a rare
sight in the Vishnu mine, which is
yielding rich gold quartz in large
Quantities
Captain James Black, who owns
some valuable mining property on the
South Boise River slope of the Saw
tooth divide, west of Vienna, recently
had fine house built there in which
he had complete mining outfit of
mining and blacksmith's tools and
bellows and quantity OF provisions.
From adyices last night he is led to
believe that the entire property has
been destroyed by the timber fire
which was raging lately around
Vienna
Charles Moore has been very sue
ressful in his enterprise, Of opening
and conducting the Merchants Hotel
Dining rooms, but Of late a number
OF rospectors in town from the hills
have lessened his profits. One man
this morning ate for breakfast two
pounds Of rare steak, three dishes Of
scrambled eggs, a relay of mutton
chop, three plates of biscuit, num-
Der of side dishes, three plates of hot
cakes, and drank three cups of coffee