Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-07-14
LOCAL JOTrINGS.

Mrs. A. b. More, of Galena, is in
town.
A carload of nails, just received al
Cliff & McKay's. m8
A second stack has been raised in
Bacon's smelling works, in this city
For the best bit cigar on the river
60 to Geo. Kohlepp's Haley Brewery
Mining men find all the supple:
they need at Coffin Brothers. jlI
Go to 1000 Nam street for fruit
vege ables, tobacco, cigars and no.
tons
Eight prisoners will depart mex,
week for the Territorial prison in
Boise City.
IT, Damont, a wealthy mine in.
weston OF Colorado, is on his way tc
Wood River.
Ju lg, Turner and f.mily returned
from the fishing grounds this morning
in their private carriage.
A. e. Dunn, of San Francisco and
Bodie, prominent mine operator, is
ell rout" for Wood River.
Attorney Sullivan is having a new
residence built near the HALEY public
! school, and it is nearly completed.
For fine watch repairing 90 to ].
Arnold's, Matchmaker and jewcler,
opposite HALEY Theater. jy5ml*
CACHE, the tailor. makes as good
clothing as he ever did, and has just
received large line OF samples. jlD
D'uols or single beds and good
rooms at Mrs. Cramton's lodging
house, River street near Bullion. je2l.
S. S. Stevens and wife and Miss f
Kimball, of Salt LAX is in town on
visit. Also, S. G. Gilliland, Of Sal
/ Lake.
Giant Powder will be sold bv COT.
fin Brothers Just little cheaper than
any Other firm can sell powder on
! Wool River. liz
Divine services at the school house
tomorrow (Sabbath) at II o'clock Rev.
~ ~ OIO"Cs piCSNtIIIg TIC puOJIC
is mostly cordially invited.
The hot weather has drawn the
single nails terribly, as business
man learned after sliding down his
roof this noon. When last seen he
was en- route for the tailor shop.
AL. Beernis and family LETT for
ketchum last evening. Mr.. Beemis
is part owner in the MONDAY mine.
adjoining the Elkhorn, and is ship.
ping ten tons daily to the smelter.
P. w. Phillips, representing the
San Francisco Call, arrived yesterday
morning, and is more fAvorahly i'm.
pressed with Wood River than with
any mining section in Arizona, Mexi.
co, or California.
q The suit Of John Saltenberger and
Augusta Saltcnberger, his wife,
against the Utah, Idaho and Oregon
Stage Company, for injuries sustained
by the capsizing OF stage in
which they were passengers, has been
Get for trial next week.
Captain Black arrived last evening
from his mines, which are located at
the head of the South Boise River,
near Vienna. He states that every
mine owner in the upper country is
perfectly satisfied with the develop
ments there this season.
George Hearst left last night for
Salt Lake and San Francisco. While
here he was so busy examining mines
offered him that he did not have time
to visit the Solace and other proper
ties in which he is interested. lie
will return in three or four weeks.
! The Queen of the Mountains mine.
n which is a body of 800 ounce ore has
been leased to I. l. Lewis and Tom
Mcleod, of Ketchum, by Messrs. Lee
Baker, H. Hill and w. Arnold, of
Aetchum. They propose to make it
one OF the principal mines on Warm
Spring creek.
Some unknown desperate, without
rear OF the law, surreptitiously SNUG.
geo away a valuable water barrel left
IN the ditch, last night, in front of
Mr.. Fox's store, and only one door re.
moved from the Jail. The iail door
will probably next be taken from its
hinges and carried away.
Will Chase came down from Bul.
lion to-day to have l34 tons of ore
sampled which he extracted from the
Chicago and Parnell group, upon which
he has a lease. He expects to realize
over $4,000 from this lot of ore.
DIR. Chase says that he can get better
rates on ore here than in Omaha or
6alt Lake.
Rev. S. f. Grove will leave next
.onday f~r Walla Walla, to attend
sne annual conference which will be
eeld shortly at that place. 1t is likelv