Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-07-11
LOCAL JOTTINGS.
Egg Lemonade at Rainey's.

Bottoms Deer Creek Hot Springs is
still in full blast. j9t3*
Fresh eggs at 1000 Main street.
A carload of nails, just received at
Cliff s. McKay's. m8
Milk punches at Rainey's. +
Y Miss Brazier, Of Ketchum, is in
q town on visit.
Mrs. Don. Mckay left yesterday for
4 q weeks trip up at Boulder creek.
For the best bit cigar on the river.
go to Geo. Kohlepp's Haley Brewery,
Go to 1000 Main street for fruit,
vege ables, tobacco, cigars and no.
tons +t
Go to Bottoms Hot Mineral Springs,
on Deer Creek, and take a swim in
the big plunge bath. j9t3*
The crops in Snake Valley and
\ south of Boise City are looking fine,
and harvesting has begun.
Bache, the tailor. makes as good
clothing as he ever did, and has just
received large line of samples. j1o
For fine watch repairing 60 to j.
Arnold's, matchmaker and jewcler,
opposite HALEY Theater. jy5m1*
Double or single beds and good
L rooms at Mrs. Cramton's lodging.
house, River street near Bullion. je21.
Mrs. Kennedy, sister Of William
Mcqueen, Superintendent Of the O
\ X mine, arrived this morning from
Salt Lake. ~-~''
Major Frank P. Cavanah is back
from Atlanta, where he went to
look after some claims in which he is
interested.
DR.. S. D. Mercer, of Omaha, Chief
Surgeon, and DR.. T. E. Mitchell, of
Ogden. Division Surgeon of the U.
P. Railway, arrived in Haley this
morning.
DR.. Murray will occupy the resi-
dence of d. H. Gray, who will de.
part soon for Atlanta. Mrs. Gray,
with her father.in left for Atlanta
yesterday via Rocky Bar.
Twenty thousand dollars in coin
was paid out in the town of Bullion
neutrality-suspicious. in conse-
quence boarding and lodging-houses
are ahead and the saloons are doing q
rushing business.
Major w. H. Petit, Superinten-
dent of the Atlanta formerly the
Monarchy Mining Company, got in
/, last night from Atlanta, and reports
the mine in good working order. He
will remain in HALEY for two or three
days.
The tracklayers on the o. S. l.. have
j overtaken the graders west of Bennett
], Creek, where Patterns forces are at
work. Patterns and Corrigan &
Carlisle's forces are working day and
I night on the grade, SO as to keep
ahead of Mr.. Ways tracklayers.
George H. Brown, of New York,
President of the Conway Castle Min
ing Company, and Superintendent
Parker arrived from Galena yesterday.
Mr.. Brown is we'll pleased with the
general outlook of the country, and
is of the opinion that mining invest
ments in all grades of ore will even
tually prove profitable.
The County Commissioners to-day
are wading through a large number
OF bills presented against the county
for payment. There is an unusual
amount Of routine work to attend to-
and the consideration of the court
house matter has been deferred until
y the routine business is out of the wav
i No bids have yet been opened.
! The first pair of boots made with
the lasting machine just invented by
Messrs. Schrepel s playhouse, of this
city, was for the TINES man-and
they are beauties, being entirely free
from wrinkles. a tiner-iooking pair
+ OF boots was never made. The ma.
chine will be patented, the necessar,
papers being already made out.
Nick johnson, the packer, 90,
down from Atlanta last night, hav.
ing made the trip from Sawtootl
during the day. He reports the tai
to Atlanta through the Sawtootf
mountains in fair condition, bu,
somewhat muddy. Mr.. johnson viii
load up here with goods for Atlanta
Rev. H. ID. Fisher, d. d., Distric
Superintendent of the American
Bible Society for Utah, Idaho ane
Montana, has been holding Bib,
meetings in Haley, Bellevue an,
Bullion, and goes to Boise City ane
Idaho City, next week, to see tina
the work is SO thoroughly organized
!nat all may be supplied with tn,
bibles. He will probably speak agai'
IN the schoolhouse in Haley befor
leaving for Boise. The whole of thes
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