Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-07-13
LOCAL JOTCtNGS.

a CARLOAD OF nails, just received al
Cliff s McKay's. mS
Professor Jenney returned yester-
day from Salt Lake.
Mining men tinl all the supplies
they need at Collin Brothers. jl2
Work will be resumed at once on
y Colorado Fraction, near Bullion
~ For the best bit cigar on the river
p to Geo. Kohlepp's Haley Brewery
aA Go to 1000 Main street for fruit,
0ege ables, tobacco, cigars and no.
IONS
Don Mckay shipped 3O3 sacks, or
- tons, of Maydower ore by rail to-
day to Omaha.
For fine watch repairing 20 to J..
Arnold's, Matchmaker and iewcler,
opposite HALEY Theater. jy5m1*
Times at Rocky Bar are easy, paw.
days regular, and everybody satisfied.
No idle men are in the camp.
Bache, the tailor. makes as good
clothing as he ever did, and has Just
n,eived large line Of samples. jlo
Superintendent Childs, of the So
lace mine, Vienna, is down to see
Gsorg, Hearst and Professor Jenney.
Double or single beds and good
eooms at Mrs. Cramton's lodging
house' iS'ver street near Bullion. je21.
Don't forget it. Coffin Brothers
h6ve the largest and only complete
stock of hardware on Wood River. Z
Justice Lennon has completed the
school census of Haley District, and
counts 235 children of school age.
The Ala Gilmore mill, Rocky Bar.
started up day before yesterday on
custom rock from the R.l Warrior
mines.
A meeting of the creditors of C. E.
Billion will be held at the office of
Kings 'lry u McGowan, at Z o'clock
this evening.
Giant Powder will be sold by Cof-
Tin Brothers Just Il little cheaper than
any ot1.r finn can sell powder on
Woo River. liz
Major Petit says that there i, IA
6ae op.nlng for "a physician in At
laasta, as there isn't on. within an ham
dred miles of that place.
Hon. E. VI. Wilson, Superintendent
Ravens OF the MayAower, an War
rem Hu'se.y of the Jay Gould, were
down from Bullion to-day.
The weather is again hot. The
heated term is evidently not over.
but it lasts longer this year than it
ever did in this country before.
Sol. Newcomer has arrived from
Rocky Bur, and is visiting old friends
and attending to some business mat
sers. He looks as jolly as ever
The District Court adjourned this
morning until Tomorrow. Judge
Pickett had under consideration de-
murrers to cases previously argued.
"A letter enclosed in an Official en-.
velope and addressed to j. T. Halsev,
Esq. At;hison, is hel l at the HALEY
postotlice for better direction.
The Bonaparte mill is running, with
400 tons of rich rock on the dump at
the mine. The mine is showing up
satisfactorily, and Professor VIM is
happy.
Several new houses are noticeable
III town-All begun in the past month
lin the resident part, and although
slow, Hliley is steadily i'm.
proving.
John Winklebach,- ex-Countv
treasurer and proprietor of the Ar.
Gale, at Rocky Bar, is braciny up the
mine Interests there with true Spartan
courage.
The Alturas mine, at Rocky Bar
under the supervision of Mr.. Richter.
Of New York, is being prepared for
the extraction Of ore, and expected to
make a good mine.
Mr.. Petit, who invested largely in
Bellevue real estate last year, is back
again. He complains that the eleva.
ton here is too great for him, and he
may be compelled to go to Boise for
. while.
John HALEY, the stage man who
controls some 5000 miles of mail and
psssenger routes in Utah, Idaho, Or.
eY9e and Washington Territory, is in
I.suey' and will remain for a couple
Of weeks.
John F. Boyle. Of the PHILADELPHIA
.no Little Wood River companies,
zane IN from Muldoon last evening,
:! =. company with President Matthews.
e reports everything O K out Null.
dooo way.
= is stated that George Hearst will
esve this evening, in response to
'e'eg, am calling him to San Francis.
20. he will probahlv b.v. %