Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-26
JOTTINGS.

Fresh eSSS a.. A00V "A""A SedSos'
George Lewis, OF Ketchum, was in
wa to-day. 8 .....
Mrs. A. B. More, of Galena, was in
|wn to-day, on business.
Oh, say, have you heard of the hogs
the upper end of town?
Several heavy freight outfits are in
wn-including two bull teams.
Four new frame buildings are going
in Chinatown, on Maiden Lane.
The Haley Saengerbund meet to-
ght for sing at Kohlepp's brewery.
Superintendent Frank Scott will in
few days place men at work on the
NY mine.
The Rev. I. T. Osborn went up to
.tchum, this afternoon, for church
tvices tomorrow.
DR.. Murray returned from Bellevue
noon to-day, where he was attend.
Mr.. Van Alstine's child.
Mrs. E. Fisher received a heavy
pck of imported cigars and confec-
bnery from the east, to-day.
ID. r. Bramble, of the Merchants
transportation Line, was in HALEY
sterday, but left this morning for
hoshone.
The topic Of conversation among
r mining men, just now, are the
avy rates of frelghting and smelling
es. trl
Johnny Boyle is out again on the
lis and, if possible and he gets
rough in time, expects to accomplish
me business this season.
Sam. J. Friend is developing a fine
cation ON Deer Greek, and regards
e prospects very good for proving
} valuable mine there.
Superintendent Bradley is in town
tday, having 100 tons of ore sam
ed which he secured under the lease
the Jay Gould mine, last winter.
A lot of Valley View ore is being
ought down to the Haley Sampling
'orks, for sale. 1t carries 278 ounces
yer and "a per cent. of lead per
Mrs. Prisk has a furnished room
table for man and wife, and three
Pall rooms, to let. All neat and
tnfortable. Her house is next above
postofice.
|Sixty tons of base bullion from the
iladclphia Company's Works is
(ded on the cars here, ready to pull
for Omaha, and plenty more is
batting cars.
The fronts have been put in the
Fahorn block of three brick stores,
3, the 12-foot sidewalk being COM
Pied, the row now has quite an i'm
sing appearance.
Charles Myers expects to soon go to
Prk on the Honsdale mine, near the
nnie Moore. The Honsdale is
Eorable prospect, needing only de-
klopment to show up we'll.
pr. G.. ]. Wilder, from Coldwater,
ch., +. w. Sullivan, an investor
Pm Pennsylvania, and l. Lownsbro,
I'm Salt Lake, a we'll known sawmill
(ner, arrived last evening.
THE suit brought by Nose Biddy
ainst G. M. Raglan, one of the
Podchoppers who trespassed on his
bch, was this morning dismissed
on motion of District Attorney
uner.
The I. & o. Land Improvement
lmpany's irrigating canal, being con-
ucted by the forces of Bradbury &
elnhardt, is now completed to
Int half a mile this side of the
better.
The railroad company now charge
a ton on ore to Omaha, but agree
make rebate as soon as a lower
te shall be established, and pay back
shippers under present rates, the
fterence.
Dr.. S. B. Miller was again called to
u'doon, last evening, to attend to
II. Greenhow, managing partner at
It place of the firm of T. E. Clohecy
Co., who is still dangerously ill Of
peumonia.
Goal will be burned ON Wood River,
xt fall and winter, for cooking and
at'ng purposes, and will be more
nvenient, as we'll as cheaper, than
'0r wood which is the quality of all
ought in for sale.
u. W. Marshall, lately of Boise
w. and w. r. Jones, brother-in-
to Governor Neil, left yesterday
'rh'n,g for Helena, Montana, to en-
&c there extensively in real estate
Perations.
advices from Bellevue to-day state
:. sale is now about consummated
The Minnie Moore mine to a party
capitalists who are able to work the
, ae 70 ITS fullest capacity, and who