Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-17

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awbsrries and festivals?
|rhere Is only one straw hat worn q
eent in town, and the life Of til,
arsr Is in constant jeopardy.
Scarcely = day pssses but ssvors
lidonal miners are placed on tn,
y.rolls Of the mines It Bullion.
Tbe squeak II the fiddle snd twan,
bsnios and harps are familiar sound
bAy, along Main street in this city
5. Cliff has ~ excellent story to tel
= friends. It il very amusing, an,
bout 49,. It may DO called ,
PIPER.
h: Bassett Btothers have returned
: The outer country, and will renew
estons upon their Warm Sprins
Il mine locations.
hs epginssr of the Haley Samp
Works y requested to blow hi,
ne ct tho exact time, or take i,
10 and keep It for future use.
sylors Hall was the scene Of OK.
nent last night - the theatrica]
ps played thera instead Of At Hal.
fheater, aud will give performan.
Rightly.
10 last railroad station il wrongly
ed Takab, - it shoaldbe Takstaoe.
sngers are ,nisled by the brakes.
shouting "takab " when there is
- 70 be had. -
DO tent era Of the town was SUP.
d to have passed, but at times a
tent is pitched by late corners.
latest is on Main street, and open.
. shoe shop.
he hospital is not . county build.
but i owned by Dr.. S. b. Miller,
is sustained mostly by monthly
piptions, and not by county pa
although the latter are sent
for treatment.
|eriff Furey has returned with T.
eoaArd, who was recently taken
oshone for trial on . charge of
larceny, and has been found
and sentenced to thirty DAYS n.
snt ct hard rest in the county
Old business has been started on
street, in the new Office above
[erchants' Hotel. Fifty cents is
I'd for photograph, which draws
nber, and for . dollar more 4
or . prize. The natives don't
much, and outside suckers hard.
\. Jones, the banker of HALEY
IT Lake, came to town yester-
There 10 IN active demand for
and the only trouble about salts
the demand is the lack of
pie security on the part OF
be borrowers. Mr.. Jones will
to Salt Lake on Saturday, but
pms back to Haley soon.
H. Watt, Thomas Bell, H. z.
At w. 7. Riley, G. NJ. Parsons,
Foster, Don. Mckay, E. ST.
George w. Taylor, and several
were deeply engaged At the
dsrIs Office, this morning, expert.
plans submitted for the new
cuse building. It may take the |
I vote to determine which il |
=. Butler arrived this morning |
b Silver King mine, in the Saw
nountains, where snow is plenty
ab scarce. He states that there
Psh wealth in sight in the mine
: poor man the headache. He
/: new lot Of supplies for the
ID sent them up. Work will
ahued until the owners secure
money they want, when they
's the mine away.
shsr extensive outfit, compris.
veas heavy teams and wagons
exeavators on wheels behind
Nod up Main street . little Be.
dnight, last night, to join Brad
hsinhart's canal excavators,
n:kiag rapid progress from
OF the canal this way. Wa
soon be - abundant through
~ about and in the streets Of
y in the lowlands Of Holland.
!. Chinaman, who has been i'll
a .a died yesterday and was
!a's afternoon. The Chinese
aoe prepared roasted pigs and
eod edibles and completed an
20 the departed spirit on its
. the unknown country. All
wagons were secured for the
and moved out for the Chi.
neg ground, across the rail.
below town, 70 the sound
and cymbals.
W WIZ aud Thomas Murphy,
.wo'ttope mine, were in town
- and stated that the country
y being dug up in iii
N.Y. Prospectors, and mostly
'ne results. New discov.