Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-05
JOTTINGs.

Fresh butter and eggs at J. G. Fox's.
Eighty-6ve regular thoroughbred
miners are working by the day on the
Bullion mines. -.
Barney Quigg, O'Leary Brothers
and Timothy Hynes are arranging to
work the Old Abe claim for ali there
il il it.
Mccormick & Lippman are driving
work on their mine near Bullion. and
made aatrike which encourages them
to hasten developments.
c. D. Bradley, of Bullion, has
turned up missing since he sold his
Jay Gould ore, and his friends, unable
to obtain tidings of him, fear foul
phy.
The Bullion Miners Union is very
much pleased with the new regalia,
supplied by the TINES, and intend
having a grand time with the bows in
HALEY July 4.
A candy, fruit and ice cream parlor
will be opened in about a week, in
one of the new stores just built for j.
L. Cederholns & Go. on Main street,
in this city. "ltt.s
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. C. F.
Pinney and Mrs. Bell, left this morn
ing by private conveyance for days
fishing on the banks of Silver Creek.
Fish for supper to-day.
Eugene O'Callahcn, of Bullion, who
has been i'll at DR.. Miller's Hospital, is
improving. Dan. Holland has also
been i'll and a patient at the hospital,
but is also mending rapidly.
Freight now comes right along over
the Oregon Short Line and Wood
River Branch roads to HALEY. The
TINES Office received large invoice
of paper and paper stock yesterday,
direct from Chicago.
Jabez Chase, who holds lease on
the Parnell mine, owned by Bates s.
Boyd, is working men on the mine
who send down word that they have
cut fine body of high grade ore,
which is showing better as they get in
on it. p
Joe., the bootblack, who took lik-
ing to pistol and then took the pis-
tol, was locked up for his acquisitive.
ness until justice was satis6ed-which
was until this morning. Joe was un-
mindful Of the fact that
He who takes what isn't his'n,
Nay some day be sent to prison.
Homer l.. Pound, Register of the
new United States Land Office, will
begin the erection of handsome fam
lily residence on Second avenue, be-
tween Walnut and Pine, in this city
in few days. The plans and speciti-
cations are being prepared by Horace
Greeley Knapp, young architect who
recently arrived from the east.
Stable & Rafter have disposed of
the Eureka meat market, in this city.
to Bender & Lockman, of Ketchum,
who will keep it supplied with the
best meats obtainable. e. Cramer
will be the manager of the market,
and this IS guarantee that it will be
run in first class style, and that every
courtesy will be shown to customers.
Frank P. Cavanah, Deputy United
States Mineral Surveyor, left for Ga
lena last Saturday, to make some SUR
veys near that town, and start opera
tons on a concentrating works, to be
erected for the President and Conway
Castle Mining Companies. He expec-
TED to get back to Haley by Friday
Of this week.
81 Lee was down to-day from Bull
lion, and busy arranging an outfit for
aprospecting party which no is to put
out in the field. The party were to
start out to-day for Sheep Mountain
with riding and pack animals, grub
and tools for thorough exploration
OF the new mining Eldorado, which is
creating stir throughout Idaho.