Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-08


ldaho-over 10000 just received by
Leon Fuld. Will be cleared off for
$40 per box. a22
You can get better bargains in
vegetables and Eastern fruit at Winter
x Sons, north end of Man street,
than anywhere else. M
Fine French calf shoes, buttoned,
laced, hand-sewed, and custom made,
at May 4 Krieg's.
The HALEY Brewery is prepared to
deliver beer, in quantities to suit, in
any part of Haley, or in any place on
Wood River.
That old favorite-the Nevada Chop
llouse-wll! reopen in few days at
the old stand, opposite Friedman 5
store.
That old favorite--the Nevada Chop
Housewife reopen in few days at
the old stand, opposite Frlednan's
store.
Fancy 1G-thread underwear, to fit
any sized man in the United States
from the smallest to the largest-just
opened at S. }. Friedman's. Fit guar
anteed.
Finest Ice Cream in the land, every
day, at the Haley Hotel Ladies' and
Gents Dining. rooms. -. No pri-
v'te boxes in this establishment.
Try it. mSn
Buy your goods at May & krieg's.
They have the largest assortment, an
entirely new stock, good goods, and
very low figures. Place of business:
Upper end of Main street.
The lone mule that has been dis
consolately wandering about town all
winter, is now royalty feasting upon
the tin cans which the melting snow
has exposed. Next fall he will be Il
rich solder mine.
Boom! Boom! echoes winters
evening gun. Boom! Boom! the
hills resound as springs reveillc breaks
the long and heavy sleep Of nature
It's about time. Sh- can't "boom"
any too quick to suit US.
n worthy old lady offers the follow
ing advice to girls: "N'henever a
fellow. pops the question: don't blush
and look at your foot. Just throw
your arms arc md his neck, look him
full in the face aud commence to talk
about the furniture"
Asa Waugaman received four dozen
boxes of Strawberries to-day, and
rushed to the TIMES with local. An
hour before the paper went to pr SIS,
however, he called again, and ordered
the sad" OUT, Us he had sold his last
berry. See what judicious advertising
will do.
Father Nattini having been una
voidably detained, he will not return
to HALEY until Saturday, the 10th
instant. Sunday morning, the 18th,
he will conduct divine service at the
usual hour, In the afternoon of the
same day he will go to ketchum, and
conduct divine service there in the
evening.
John +. Boyle, who came down
from ketchum to-day, reports the
roads dry and dusty as fer as Boulder,
IA miles above ketchum He also
states that men and teams are work
ing to reopen the Lost River road.
Mr.. Boyle went up to Ballion, to see
the new ore strikes.
I. H. Brew, the we!l-known mer-
chant of this city, was shift Dos. in
the Navajo NINE. Tuscarora, when
w. II. Clarke, the broker who com
united suicide in Virginia City, New,
last week, was superintendent Of that
mine. He speaks very highly of him,
both as a man, as a miner. and as a
superintendent.
Milton Pinney, who left about three
weeks ago, to purchase machinery for
the concentrating works to be erected
IN HALEY, returned yesterda'.
lie secured machinery and also made
arrangements to have some capital
sent here this summer for investment
IN Wood River mines.
John F. Boyle and Superintendent
Moulton, of the Philade phia Works
at ketchum, was down to-day. In
answer to the TIMES mans question,
as to the probable date of removing
the Philadelphia Company's furnaces
to Haley, he said he did not know
how soon he would have the ground
secured. The trouble was that he
could get no location for Stag dump.
The case against w. w. Kennedy
was called in Justice Court, this morn
ing, and Night Waterman Connolly
examined. He testified that imme
dlately after the shot the defendant
stood quietly, pistol in hand, and max
ing no attempt to use it. Justice
Lennon being taken sick the further
hearing of the case was postponed
until tomorrow morning, at 10 O'Clock.
The p'stol-poppers are getting to
the homcidal point by degrees First,
Brooks discharged bis gun in the air;
then Kennedy discharged his in the
floor; and now one man playfully shot
at lock, to the imminent danger of
n woman behind the door. The peo.