Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-25
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Mint juleps at Rsiney's.
Fresh eggs ut 1000 Main street.
Lamps! Lamps!l Lamp.!M At J.
Grows. So ie2
Remember Browns >Arrica Salve
warranted.
H. johnson left for the Big = amas
mine yesterday.
Dan. Harrington was down from
Bullion to-day.
A carload Of nails, just received at
Cliff + McKay's. m8
Judge Turner will depart for Boise
City after July4.
1t is reported that Aaron Morris has
gone to Sheep mountain.
Dan. Harrington a ID James Brady
were down from Bullion to-day.
The weather becoming warm,
cropped heals have Tome into fashion.
Isaac Marks came to town from
Bullion to-day, upon his little
broncho.
For the best bit cigar on the river,
90 to Geo. Kohlepp's Haley brewery.
fell.
Jos. Rupert received $1,000 worth
Of new goods We sterday, an | paid 800
in freight upon the lot.
"A full sto,k Of miners supplies. at
Cliff l. McKay's ms
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D,ubls or single beds anil good
fooms ut Mrs. Cramton's lodging.
house, River street near Bullion. je2l.
All the mining companies at Bull
lion will pay off on the 3rd of July, in
order to give the miners plenty of
cash for the Fourth.
Improvements are constantly made
on central Min street, in the way of
rustic and dressed lumber, finishing
sidewalks, board awnings, etc.
Fr sh butter and egg, at J. G. Fox's.
w. H. Preston has returned from
Vienna, and will remain in HALEY
some days, in charge Of the business
here for /. Morris 4 20.
Joseph Rupert and Colonel Jones
left yesterday morning for a fishing
excursion to Silver Creek, and have
not yet returned. AS they had no
grub and grasshoppers are scarce it is
feared they may unlergo some of the
hards 'ips endured by Robinson
Crusoe.
The weather is pretty hot, hot, an!
shady places are in demand. These
are the longest days Of the year or, in
other words, the SUN is visible a
gr 'ater length Of time during the "A
hours, June II, ~, -. The mer.
curry hovers about the 80 degree
mark.
The FIVE carloads of doors, sashes,
iron columns, heads, ETC., that will be
required in the erection Of the new
HALEY hotel, have been shipped from
Chicago, and three carloads have
already been received here aud are
on the hotel ground. The other two
carloads are on the way, and ex-
pected here any day.
Mr.. Brady, representing the Bullion
Miners Union, was in town to-day Sc
curing several dozen pair of white
gloves and other rigging for the dress
parade of the Union at Haley July 4.
There are 400 miners engaged at Bul.
lion in and about the mines, and a
large number will participate in the
celebration Of July 4 at Haley.
Cy. Jacobs, the ex-Mayor of Boise
City and the old pioneer -four and
whisky merchant Of the Boise valley,
arrived in town yesterday looking
after the Stills mine, which he pur-
. chase |. 1t is located near the Valley
View, and good property. He will
remain few days and visit Bullion
and atten! tc his business interests at
the same time.
The last kiln of brick burned at the
HALEY brick yard was opened this
mo ming. 1t contained 2l4, 900 brick.
-Althoag Oh the fire had been out fol-
over q week, the inside layers Of brick
were found to be red-hot. The brick
is all spoken for, and the Brick Com.
pany intend to begin burning another
kiln of 100000 in about week. S.
Tar this season $4,000 brick have
been burned at the HALEY ward. The
price at present is $40 per 1000.