Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-23
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Ssaey Order OF He9asoy s~sAnss transacted
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JOTTIN0S.
sssh eggs At 1000 Main street
/ Ihe epizootic Is raging in town.
tesh butter and eggs at. G. Fox's.
rvo of Lufkins's teams went to
lion, this morning, to haul down
D. Murphy, Superintendent of
Atlanta mine, above Sawtooth
!, was in town to. day.
ir. Pinkston took possession of his
purchase-Faylor's saloon-to-
aud will open it a. = bit variety
here is . letter 1t this Office for
F. G. Flournoy. It comes from
Louis, NO., and was sent .'care of
frs."
Sheriff Furey reports the collections
licenses easier in HALEY than
Dsvue, in the proportion Of $500
400.
Agent Smith went to Bellevue to.
to bring to HALEY the apparatus
opening the railroad telegraph
10 here Immediately.
Edwin Casteel arrived last night
20 Philadelphia, en- route for
tchum. He is to be employed at
Philadelphia Company's smelter.
James McElhaney leaves to. morrow
Smokey, to start men sinking a
IT on the Smokey Bullion mine,
ich, with the Ophir and Providence,
reported sold to eastern parties.
Mr.. Smith, who is appointed general
ent At HALEY for the railroad com.
nys depot and telegraph, arrived
4 night and intends to open and
No his Office ready for business this
Iek.
IA photographer is expected here
on, to take landscape views and
lotographs of all the principal points
the Wood River country, and cspe.
lily of Haley, for the U. p. r. R.
pmpany.
Quantrell's sawmill, located seven
lies above Haley, on Deer Creek, is
rning out an average of 1000 feet
lumber daily, and $4,000 feet of all
nds is piled up for builders and
sdy for delivery.
Frank c. Mandell, of Detroit, and
L. Bridges, of Ogden, Utah, ar.
ved last. evening; also Spencer J.
over and John Leila, of Omaha. Mr..
Ridges is the General Express Agent
r the o. S. L. railroad.
Horsemen from the Sawtooth coun.
y to-day report the snow disappear
Pg and everybody hopeful of very
|vely season in the upper country the
Pming summer. There will be
(rge number Of men employed by the
~, and money will be plentiful.
The mail, express and passengers
Eere transferred from the stages to
be regular outgoing passenger train
! Bellevue this morning. The bal
lsting train is working below the
alf-way house, and but few days
rill elapse until the through trans
Ind everything at HALEY.
Fifty grand and petit jurors are to
e summoned for the next term of the
District Court, which commences the
econd Monday in June. The duly
ccredited officer is on the road serv-
ag the summons on each one drawn,
nd they will be brought in from even
he remotest corners of Alturas.
c. A. Andrews, President, and ].
;. Johnston, Secretary of the Atlanta
Hill Gold Mining and Milling Compa.
y, have Just arrived from New York
. inspect the Company's property at
Atlanta-for which place Mr.. Andrews
oft yesterday, and Mr.. Johnson will
ollow just as soon as he can get some
feight started up from Shoshone.
George H. johnson, Superintendent
i the. Ontario mine, Warm Springs
;reek, is in town, arranging for ship
nents of ore from his mine. The ore
'ody is increasing in width with de-
'eIopments, and the present force Of
even miners will be added to soon,
md regular shipments started and con.
'inued all summer.
Lumber has been delivered for the
Improvement of Faylor's Assembly
Rooms, in which the next term Of the
District Court will be held. The
county Commissioners have agreed to
make improvements to the place to the
Falue of 42O0. for its use durino the