Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-19
JOTTlNGs.


Attorney Hoxie and wife left for
Grand Island, Neb., this morning.
Milk punches at Rainey's.
The racing horse Pinto Horace
and rider left to-day for the west.
General Cartee left this morning
for Shoshone, the future great.
J. .. Swift's family arrived to-day
with MIR. Friedman, from Salt Lake
City.
Fresh eggs at 1000 Main street.
The Deadshot Mining Company
sta men Immediately extracting orr
from the mine.
Go to 1000 Nam street for fruit,
vege ables, tobacco, ci CARS and no.
tons
An intoxicated coon was one of the
diversions enjoyed by the unemployed
on the street corners to-day.
A carload of nails, just received at
Cliff & McKay's. ms
There has been no one-cent stamps
at the Haley postolIice since three
weeks ago.
Lamps! Lamps!! Lamps!!! Att.
c. Fox's. ie2
Pete Caravan never told lie in his
life, and writer for the Sunday
School Gazette intends writing up his
life.
Charles Moore has such a rush of
custom at his restaurant that he in
tends making alterations to accommo-
date larger number of patrons.
A full stock of miners supplies, at
Cliff & McKay's. ms
Thirty men are now working at the
Davitt mine, on Deer Creek, and the
ore body is showing up tinely--.to
the great satisfaction of Mr.. Scott.
Tn. attorneys in the Barns Buch.
anan case entered a plea for "a nolr
pro,elui, AMI Ju lg, Pickett has
taken the matter under consideration
It'll tomorrow.
Remember Browns Aruica Salve
ID W dI dIIlCo.
Mr.. II ,rri,on will open the Bruins
wick Billiard parlors, next above the
NJ -rcha is Hotel, as soon as the cle-
giant new billiard tables ordered ar
rive.
Z. Z. Clohecy came down from
Ketchum to-day, with his family to
procure some fresh fruit. He begged
the TINES man to say nothing about
it, bat this is too good to keep.
One of the worl<men employed on
the new furnaces being built for the
Philadelphia Company's smelling
works, at ketchum, missed his footing
this morning and, falling to the
ground, was instantly killed.
C. f. Bolton was in town to-day,
tryi lg to secure dredging machine
to clean out a new swimming bath at
new spring, the waters of which are
regarded as a panacea for rheumatism
or govt.
Deputy Sheriff Bingham says that
Hardness, the horse thief who is
wanted in Butte, left Six-shootrr Jack
and Warlield at Challis, before the
two last named came to Wood River.
His present whereabouts are unknown.
Nearly all the prominent natives of
Bellevue ere in town to-day. Among
them were Major General Peter Cana
van, the Bruner Brothers, Colonel
Murphy, Drs. Marshall and Snow,
Mvssrs. Delano, Dix, Ruick, w. IL.
Johnson, Paulding, Professor Dolius,
William Jacoby, and Major Stanton.
Noses Hirschm IN, of Salt Lake,
came in day before yesterday, to ex-
anime his mining properties near B1l
lion. Mr.. Hirschman is an exper.-
cnced mining man, having knocked
about the mining camps of California,
Nevada and Utah since the early
ffties.
John Minear went to Smoky this
morning. He will have a COOL road
made over which to carry Pet.r
RICHARDSON'S sawmll, having let con-
tract to cut 100000 feet of lumber.
Tn r, is plenty OF fine timber at hand
there, and m ore money can be made
there atthe price paid than here.
Colonel Brodhead will leave to-mor-
row for Sawtooth, where he will take
charge of the Bidwell and Beaver EN-
tension mining claims, in which he is
Interested. The claims are now sulfi-
GENTLY developed to permit Of the ex-
traction Of ore, and Colonel Brodhead
proposes that they shall make good
record in that line this year.
Mike Hynes's Irish is up, and he
threatens vengeance upon the people
OF HALEY. Having been left out of
the Fourth of July committees, he
considers himself sighted, and pro-
poses to get even by having picnic
at Gilman on the Fourth,