Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-04-02
JOTTINGS.

Fresh eggs at 1000 Main street.
Go to the Delta for a square meal
Bird cages at Riley & Tracy's drug
Hon. Frank Ganahl returned YES.
terday from Shoshone, where he was
engaged in the townsite title contro.
versy.
Fresh eggs, lemons, and oranges.
at }. 9. Fox's. ml3
Charles Hussey, who has been
managing the work on the JAY Gould
and Bullion mines during the winter.
Is in town to-day.
Remember Browns Arnica salve
is warranted. 4
DR.. w. NJ. Miller, Surgeon Dentist.
and brother of DR.. S. B. Miller. Of
this city, is expected in on every stage.
to settle here to practice dentistry.
He will surely be in tonight or to-
morrow.
Mr.. Thompson, Dentist, late of San
Francisco, will be at the Merchants
Hotel Tuesday, April 8. m3l-t3
Riley & Tracy have purchased the
assay building formerly owned by E.
Daft, at Bullion, and will open there
a branch house, keeping full stock
of goods, medicines, cigars and sta
tionery. Charles McCrum will be in
charge.
If you want really fine cigar, go
to kohlepp's brewery. m5ml
The forces upon the various mines
will be largely increased by another
month. The development work
through the winter has been very sat
isfactory, and hundreds of tons of ore
will be ready for extraction upon the
arrival of the railroad at Haley.
Ask for Jersey Lily Complexion
Powder. % cents, best.
United States Marshal Dubois and
Joseph Oldham arrived on the river
last night from Boise in the Marshal's
private conveyance. Mr.. Oldham came
to HALEY last evening, and Marshal
Dubois arrived to day. They found
the roads in good condition. The es-
capped convicts from the Boise Peni-
Tertiary had not been captured at last
advices.
Fresh garden seeds just received at
Riley 4 Tracy's drugstore.
Postmaster Fuld wishes all parties
to understand that the United States
mail dropletter box, corner of Bull
ion and Main streets, is regularly at
tended to. Letters are taken from the
box by himself for each mail. few
moments before they close, viz: For
the West, South and East, 1:45 a. M;
for the North, 1880 p. m.-and no
fail. The box is kept safe by a United
States postal Yale lock.
The finest stock of jewelry in the
West, at Hendricks, Haley.
Deputy Sheriff Younger arrived
here last night in charge of John Cur
ran, from Shoshone, better known as
"Red," formerly bad man from
Bodie, who has been in Jail seven
tenths Of his life. He is now in dur
ance vile on charge Of threatening
to take the life of John y. Chapman.
Mr.. "Red" doesn't consider the liber-
ties extended to citizens as untram-
meled as at other mining camps he
has resided in.
If you want really elegant printing,
you must come to the Times office.
The best April fool joke perpetrated
yesterday was on Isaac Culp, by Mr..
Center, who slipped broom-corn
two feet long up his sleeve and stuck
the point, which was sharpened,
through into the flesh on his hand and
left it projecting again enough to be
seen. Mr.. Culp, with a sharp knife,
undertook to pick out the splinter,
and suddenly, with a nip on it, he
made pull, and Mr.. Center let go,
when the two-foot broom-corn was
drawn out, to the relief of all present,
some rs men, who all took sugar i'll
their'n.