Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-07-16
LOCAL JOTrINGS.

Hon. E. NJ. Wilson is in town from
Bullion.
Warren Hussey came down from
Bullion to-day.
Ed. Beatty is enjoying metropolitan
life for change.
A carload of nails, just received at
Cliff & McKay's. mS
The Rustler newspaper, of Sho.
shone, threatens to move to Haley.
The weather is getting warm again
and the cranks are becoming numerous.
For the best bit cigar on the river
90 to Geo. Kohlepp's Haley Brewery,
Mining men find all the supplies
they need at Colin Brothers. Jig
Go to 1000 Main street for fruit,
vege ables, tobacco, CT CARS and no.
tions
The third story, or second above
the basement of the new HALEY
Hotel, is nearly finished.
For fine watch repairing 90 to j.
Arnold's, matchmaker and jewcler,
opposite Haley Theater. jjy5m1*
Robert f. Strahorn, manager of
the l. & 0. S. l.. Co., left last even
ing on trip to Western Idaho.
Bache, the tailor, makes as good
clothing as he ever did, and has just
received large line of samples. jlo
Double or single beds and good
rooms at Mrs. Cramton's lodging
house, River street near Bullion. je2l.
John Gilman, of Gilman City, was
in town to-day, highly pleased with
the recent developments in some of
his mines.
The restaurants are crowded dav
and night, which is an indication
that the transient population is
increasing.
Giant Powder will be sold bv Cot
fin Brothers just little cheaper than
any Other firm can sell powder on
Wood River. liz
Muldoon is anticipating the publ
cation of a weekly paper to be called
the Magnet. O:ado, on Deer Creek,
will be heard from next.
Art. Smith, Of Smith & Kavser,
Bull on, came in from Salt Lake Satu :
day, to remain a week or ten DAYS.
Mr.. Smith is in business in Salt Lake.
Professor Cortier, of Ogden, cele-
brated dancing teacher, is preparing
to come to HALEY and open IA dancing
school. The Professor would proba-
bly, do we'll.
Nose Hirsrhman, the mining man,
arrived from Utah, last Saturday, on
his second trip up here this summer,
and with the intention of remaining
some time.
The Hoosier mine, which adioins
the end lines Of the Valley View
mine, has been undergoing develop
m mt work, and Saturday fine body
OF ore was cut in it.
Tom Gibbons, Superintendent of
the q x mine, who was thrown from
his horse recently, is getting about
again, all right, and will soon be over
the effects of his injury.
The Bellevue Minstrel troupe went
to ketchum this morning, where they
play two nights-to-night and to-mor-
row night. Professor Delius and
Charles Haupt went up to furnish the
music.
Teams to-day are hauling ore from
the Valley View mine to the HALEY
sampling works. There is one lot Of
10 tons which samples very high.
Development work is steadily pro-
crossing at the mine.
Barney Clark, we'll known saloon
man 80 years on the coast, and late
OF Bodie, having secuted the coast
tor good location, has settled on
Wood River and is now in HALEY ar
langng to open business.
The new dwelling being built for
ueorge krieg on First avenue, near
saver street, is nearly completed, and
the paper-hangers are at work. Mr..
kr'eg will leave for Nevada August
q, TO bring back Mrs. kreg.
w. b. Scott, of Guaymas, Sonora.
has been in Haley week taking in
the situation. Mr.. Scott is membe
OF the American Institute of Mining
Engineers, Easton, Pa, and is, Of
course, thorough miner and smelter.
Mrs. w. F. Anderson came up
from Shoshone last Friday to settle up
the affairs Of her husband, recently
deceased, and returned home Satur-
Gay evening. She will shortly leave
Tor California, where her relatives
reside.
John Haley, Superintendent of
Che T., |. & O. Stage Company, is in
sest'gating the proposed route for