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nRs- EREWTR 3 S0uIHWORTII.

DRS. EREWEi: g SoyIHWORTH,
DENTISTS. SOUTHWEST CORNER .s-.,s@e.~.
~ of seventh and J streets, in .s,4SR2ssss
Bryte's new building up stars. 1ee,h LII ~
extracted, without pa n, by the use Of i'm
proved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas. aul64plm
II. II. PERSON.
DENTIST, al5 J STREET, BE 81 ,EE.SEr.
~ tween Fourth and Fifth, S2cra- iFsg5:51Ss.ess,
Gcnto. Artificial Teeth inserted on 30 ~
Gold, VulcGnite ana I'll bases. Nitrous Oxide or
Laughing Gas administered for painless eXtrac-
ton of teeth. iy1i-lm
= WOOD,
DENTIST. QUINN'S BUILDING. - -
~ northeast corner Fourth and lSSSsSs.ssss
streets. Artificial Teeth inserted cnStiLf-IC
all bases. Improved liquid Nitrous Oxide Gss
for painless extraction of teeth ie25-tf
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Butte (NIontl, September l0th.-The West
Aldo Racing Association will hold their regular
annual meeting on september 18th. 26th. 9th
given away.
THE SATICNAI. TEOTFING HORSE BREEDERS ASSC-
CF.TION
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JHO REET-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
/ Front Room 1921 l street, between Tenth
and Eleventh; is suitable for Il gentleman and
wife. OF Two gentlemen; rent reasonable. Apply
on the promises. s6-lW*
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\ Newspaper Man Narrowly Escapes
Iynchiuc

New }"EE,, September l0th-A special from
New Orleans dated the nth says last evening
Claude Thaycr attacked with a cowhidc Ben
jamin o Neil, connected with the Mascot local
weekly illustrated paper O'N,il drew "a rcvOl-
YER and fired five times nj Thayer. but without
effect. An old woman near by tainted from
fright, and u report was circulated that She had
been shot and killed. Intense excitement pre-
vailed and Rcn Onorato a we'll known auc-
tiOncCr. mounted Il dry goods box and addressed
the crowd. urging them to lynch U'Ncil The
police had arrested We'll and taken him to the
station. The crowd was cNcited 10 frenzy by
the speech of Ouorato, and advanced 800 or iUl
strong on the station house and attempted to
enter The crowd was finally diSperscd
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CORPUS CHRISTI CTcxl september I0th.--John
WOcssnCr, a prominent b"uScr ana merchant Of
this city. Sulcdcd this afternoon 10y shooting
himself through the forehead. lie was an old
and highly esteemed resident ofthis city being
Honorary Commissioner TO the Worlds EXPOSE
lion from this city
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET-CLUNIE
! l3c,, Eighth ami X streets; street cars
from Tie depot pass the door every five minutes;
the coolest and bcst rooms IL the city: the best
arranged house and kept tirst-ciass in every re
spact Bath free MRS. GKICL ProprictreSs.
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CLEVELAND, september luth-TLc Cornell OF
the Baptist Church has for some days hGd on
trial pr Powell, pastor OF the church in Orange
Vile, on charges ofbad Sanding i'm the church,
and lying The Council has NOW
made report finding that Mr.. Dwell has lost
his ministerial standing in the baptist G.uOmi-
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NTAKTED--A SITUATION BY XGERMAN
w and wife The woman odo general house
works n good cook; the man viii do any
kind of work City or country. Address G. B.,
this Office. S10-3f#
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TNANTED-A FEW ENERGETIC MEN OR
w ladies to canvass for two fine books that
sell readily; money to be made by the right par
ties. Address W." this Office. au26tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED NE LADY AND GENT IN
w every town, in charming business; $50
per month and expenses. Send 81 for instruc-
tic or stamp for terms. NONPAREIL MFG
So, 2l3 State street Chicago. au30-lmTuThS
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PEORIA Il}), September luth.--This morning
the boilers at the Enterprise Iitillcry at Pukin,
owned by Selman ~ Dohaucy OF this c.,y ex-
plOdeoi, making total wreck OF the building.
The loss viii reach $1,000 Seven persons were
in the distillcry at the time, three OF whom are
4.
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Money Wanted "A: F.. 4. 5 81 +: 5: !:
WANTED,

A 5JAE AND WIFE FOR \ RANCH, $50 mo
a children; wood choppers, - 10 per cord;
3 ranch hands $50. a steward for the country,
$50 "a man cook, $50 10 $50; man to pick and
shovel So; waiter for Il country hotel, $50;
also, mixers. Female-l5 girls or women for
homework for both city and country, wages, SIS
90 30 also, girls to wait go to So; also, girls
CO, Employment Office, Fourth and SITS,
Sacramento je13-lptf
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DIls. KELLOGG & GOSs,

CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS, SACRA-
y MENTO. Office Hours:
Miss Dr. Kellogg Miss Dr. Dr. Co.'S 5,
Il to P NJ TO p. ".
e to r ~ 7tO6P. NJ
SUNDAY j. to >. s26
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The vdtal-Physical Erezatnae1a

The Vltal-FhySical treatment
Is Debility
Weak sTnes Ipsus and all kinds Male and Female Eeakns of private
Heart Lungs Throat Head Eyes and Ears Internal Loss of
Asthma Bronchitis Deafness Diabetes EPILEPSY: Consumption Paralysis Maue
Chronic Painful Diseases
The Poor will be Treated FREE Every Morning from to fer Weeks only
NO TREATMENTS GIVEN ON SUNDAYS
Remember the Number 9I9 street bet Ninth and Tenth opposite the Plaza
TD1e. AlaCI zenn an.
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, TArAGANsrrr PARK.

NARAGhNsETT Dark II. ~, September 10Th
This was The second day OF the races. In the
contest for the - class, for PAGERS, Billy NJ
the race for the 2:25 class trotting, Young Rolfe
won. Lizzie VI. second. Dickard third Breeze
Medium fourth. The other starters were Re
vence and Milo. Best time, 2.e2. In the race
for the - class. tTottiI-. Montgomery won
Iron Age second, kittic faichen third Don Car
los fourth The other starters were Frank
King Wilkes, Index, stephen g. and May Bird
Best time. 2:I9li. III the race fer the III class
pacing. Bessie NJ. Won, LIrune second MeSSina
Roy third Tif..a 3-15.s.-.'.f6rs.
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!y8r. ELLERY BRIGGS, NJ. D.,

OCULIsT. AURIsT, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
~ Diseases Of the Throat. Odce. 42g1l }
street corner Of Fifth over sacramento Bank
sacramento, Cal. Hours: 9:3p TO l. \. NJ; 10 4
p. n. sundays 9:3J to IL !. VI: to P. NJ jyl-t
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nor eALF-NO BETTER OR SAVER IN
l. vestmcnt in the state; highly productive
ranch for sale 260 acres rich upland, with all
my substantial improvements. 3 miles from sac
rameuto upper Stockton road: splendid Grain.
Hay. Grape and Fruit luud viii sell entire or in
parcels % suit; also. IS, acres adjoining: long
credit uquirc on The prtmises, EN0S SAR-
GENT. Sacramento P0.tofIce. iy9t-tf
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NOR SALE-A HALF OR WHOLE INTEREST
IT in the Western Hotel Hacking, Two Car
ther particulars, inquire at the office or of the
driver. aul-f
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TOR SALE-l6O ACRES OFGOOD FARM ssz-
I ing land y miles from Sacramento, SSS
on the old Jackson road: must be sold to -
slOSe an estate. Apply toJAS. FRAlEE, Slough
House, near Daylor's Ranch, or address letter to
Walsh Station au3-U
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
{ the University of Berlin, Germany. Office
and residence, No. 81 J street, between Fifth
and SIXTH sacramento. Office hours 10 II \
NJ; 3 to and TO 5 P n. JYl'-u
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AMERICAN LAUNDRY.

OFFICE. SAWrELIES BOOKSTORE, NOS.
~ 796 sli 40 street. OI.tcrS len at Office or
princiual Hotels promptly attended -.
ioit-lnt.n y B. NO0LEN Frnnriator
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FOR SALE
MONEY TO LOAN
PAINTS AND OILS.

II CUADnEEDOS, IMPORTER AND DEAL
- griu Paints. OILS. Namishes, Window Class,
Mixed Paints, Artists and Painters Materials,
Wan Paper, exc. No. 53 X ST., Sacramento
'vis-lptt
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TIE Nebraska Anti-Monopolists.

MER DEN, September 1Oth.-The State Green
,ack Convention was well attended and enthu-
iaStic \ State ticket was nominated, with
ames j. Curtis for Governor
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More Mormons from Scandinavia.

NEW YORK September 10th - Among the
Storage passengers by the Wyoming this morn
ing are AZ Mormon converts. mostly Scandint
vianS, consigned 70 Elder Hart, resident elder
at New York. They leave tonight for salt Lakq
New YORK. September 1oth.-Thc Wyoming
arrived to-day from Liverpool, and among tht
passengers were 800 MUrmouS who were bound
for Utah. They appeared adapted ior agricult
ural, mechanical and domestic occupations.
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BoSroN. September 1oth.-At the Prohibition
state Convention letter from President !. H.
Seelye, of Amhur>t College declining the nomi-
nation for Governor, was read NOlwithStaud-
ing the dcclinatjon the Convention nominated
him for Governor
follows: Secretary of State George kCmuton:
Treasurer and Receiver, General e. b. Knight.
Attorney General. Samuel n. Fairfield; Auditor.
Nu. W Sherman
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WASHINGTON. September lOth-pa,cnt> were
issued 10 Pacific coast inventors as follows to-
day. John i. W. Coleman, san francisco. re-
vcrSibiC ScraLcr for Scraping away old paper,l
kGlcmiuc, etc, i,nm walls; Robert l.. Hu8ppJ
Half Moon Bay. Cal. metal shcarug-maChipe3
Christian Miller SEAT o. ". T. device for load!
ing vessels; William IL. Roberts SantdN lara,
Cal. Suiky cultIvatur; Henry Root san Fran4
cisco, railway car; C0SSiu> Stone. Walnut creek ,
Cal, apparatus for working derrick forks; Il. G.,
Walker, san Francisco, Wool-washug machine.
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FOR SALE-T0 LET.
; UlO LET-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
Apply at this Office. s9tr
UTHREE SECONDHAND
l EL-EELES Enr Snln nnurlN - II

VYHREE SECONDHAND
1 BCGGIES For Sale, nearly ~ kzl
new: Two Light Ones and @1ya-751T;e{=3t5--
One Heavy, suitable for the '<l.2)Nt-zZ
country. Also, Two BROOD MARES, and Two
COLTS. All viii be sold cheap. For particulars,
inquire Of II. 5. BEAIS, No. 1913 + street be
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth. soft
EOR SALE-TIIE SPLENDID RANCH ~.
l. Ct A Mcuke, known as the Watt II 5FsV
Murray place, containing IL acres, about 80
one mile beyond Brighton, on the line of the
sacramento Valley Railroad. This is all bottom
land; highly improved; IWclling-house; Barns;
1000 choice Fruit Trees; Fine Water; Alfalfa
Fields. etc. For further particulars. price, etc,
inquire on the premises. is tfi \. MENkE.
q
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CoxsrANrINorLE. September !0th;-SiX thou
Sand additional troops are ordered to emen.
Western Arahia, to suppress the rebellion IN that
district, and be ready for aiV emergency III
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sensible prnhibiiinnist.

ToTEKA tKSl September luth.-Colouel A. H.
JetmcrS. Prohibition nominee for Governor. has
written reply 10 the committee of notification
prohibition can only DC accomplished 10y AID of
the Republican party. He thinks 10 is unl yvt
time 70 form u national Prohibition panty. and
he Will give his supper, 10 the Republican ma
tional and state tickets.
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WAILACE IA. HKIGGS. hi.

DHYsICIAN AND OBsTETRICIAN OFEiCE
I and residence No. 2i2 J street, sacramento.
Office Hours: Il 10 to y. t to y; P. NJ. fc12,ptf
go TO 5 =. NJ.
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y. $. Et.AEEY d :. G. DLNsON,
( TTORNETS AND C0UNsELORS-ATLAW
r Ofaces. Metropolitan Block, X street, be
tween Fourth and Filth, Sacramento. Entrance
next door 9 Metropolitan Theater ol-tf
C. / wiuTE. A. L. HART.
HART .S WHITE,
4 TTORNEYS AND COUESELORS-AT-LAW.
u Oiices at The southwest corner Of Fifth
ALL ST. 2cjS, sacramento. California. JEST
HENRY L. EyCSLEY. 5. SCION HoLL.
U0LL ~ BUCKLEY,
4 TTOREElS AND COCNSELORS-AT-LA
~ Office: Northeast corner Sixth eud l
tTeets, sacramento. je9-tf
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CoNt)RD September 1Oth.-The Democrat,
ave dominated John NJ. Hill for Governor
Electors were then chosen, and the
)nv@ntiOn adjourned.
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LoNDoS, September 10th. Lord Duierin has
been appointed Nioeroy of India.
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TSEC0Nn nISPATcHi


DENtER, September l0th.-The Convention re
assembled ct 5 o'clock, but the Committrc'or
CredPp iafs not being ready To report, the Con
Nrutih n1innrnnl until Ii IN rrn1rrlnAr
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T. -E9- q Z
EENR 9 ATs1.

Containing 100 Acres Of The Land,
located seven miles from this city.
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EN CLAIRE Wis., September mtu-At mid
niGht ,EG water is rs.us as She rate oi seven
Inches anEcCr, ard great Appvcher.iAn IS tslt
concerning our few bridges Iav water is
within two icrt the highest ever known. and
hundreds of hul;-cs uu loWluuds are lnaicd.
There Is tWeuty-oHc See, 90 water uoN tu The
Chippewa, and ,he Eau Claire is nai AVID
damned up. The inhabitants arc all ,n the
river banks No>otiou> damage has occurred
as Yet. except o. moving of logs from Lafayette
and other mills
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MApISN September l0lh.-The Convention
reasserh lcd At o'clock and the following
nomind ons were made for Governor: W. u.
Frat, a Racine; Governor. A. {.
Parkin+n, of Coiumbia; Secretary of State
Hugh Gallagher. OF Lafayette. The Conveu-
ton to1 recess till $3.50 Pm.
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lack FOR SALF.-A FINE LARGE
y Jack, lately from Kentucky: 9SFSEs>
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SECOND DISPATCH.

ADDISON, September Ioth-The Democratic
e Cop entiou TgVt ut uvout,-tlay. Af:er tho
ointn ent Of the usual committees the Con-
tiopf adjouned tin p ~ W u. Fratt. of
line ktill be nominated Cor Governor
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Colorado Republicans.

DESHR, September I0th.-Thc Republican
State tfaycntion met at Colorado Springs at II
o'clocS his morning. ". a. Hamil of Clear
Creek , as elected Temporary Chairman \
Commhtce on Credentials was appointed and
the Cop yention adjourned until 5 o'clock this
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-12
TRACY & FOOTE'S HOLIDAY DISPLAY
Ii Even Surpasses the Previous Excel.
!cnce Of the House in the Same Line.

Tracy e. Foote have thi. year sur
passed the vell-earned reputation Of
their house for the excellence of its
displays Of holiday goods, and the re-
suit is as complete selection Of
choice goods Of the very latest styles
as can be seen anywhere outside Of
the large cities. Their goods include
hisque ware, ma joica ware, table tiles,
ladies' and gents fine toilet sets,
Jewel Baskets, work boxes, odor cases,
albums, mirrors, ladies' shopping bags,
glove aud handkerchief boxes, meers-
chaum goods, card cases, CT gar cases,
fruit plates, manipulated and plain
vases, perfumery bottles and decant
ers, fancy cups and saucers, mugs,
mustache cups, shaving sets, ETC.; also,
a beautiful assortment of Christmas
and New Years cards. All these
goods are the choicest III their line,
while the prices are no higher than
they are in the East.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-12
Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with pain Of cut
ting teeth? If SO, send at once and
get bottle of Mrs. WINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDkEN
TEETnlNG. Its value Is incalculable.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon it, moth.
ers, there is no mistake abo 1t it. 1t
cures dysentery and diarrhea, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, softens the gums, reduces
Inflammation, and gives tone and en-
ergy to the whole system. Mrs. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Gull
DRES TEETHING is pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of one Of
the eldest and best female nurses and
physicians in the United States, ard
is for sale by all druggists throughout
the world. rs cts. bottle. iel2dwiy
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-12
Tried to Hang Himself.

The Chinaman confined in the
county Jail for numbering a Chinese
doctor at Rocky Bar, attempted to
commit suicide by hanging himself in
his cell. Sheriff Furey's attention was
called to the busy air of the man, last
evening, and, suspecting something,
he searched his cell. He found that
the prisoner had tom one Of the bed
spreads into shreds and made a rope
with which he had attempted to hang
himself, as it was broken in two places
and knotted. The Chinaman admit.
ted he tried to hang himself, but
failed. He is now watched more
closely than ever.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-12
CAMP CREEK.
A District that May Have a Boom Next
Summer.

James Gum, President of the Bull
lion Miners Union, who has been
working on his claims on Camp creek
for a while, was in town yesterday,
laying in winter supplies.
Mr.. Gum reports the Big Camas,
Treasure Box, Good Hope, Blue Bird,
and other Camp creek mines opening
up very encouragingly, and he expects
that region to become quite noted in
the near future. If the mill talked
about by the Big Camas people is
built next spring, booming camp will
doubtless spring up in that vicinity.
The ore there is of a good medium
grade, ranging from S25 to $3.50 per
ton. and can be easily concentrated.
1t carries gold and silver, and some
lead-just enough Of the latter to make
it fairly good roasting ore. The ledge
in the Treasure Box, which Mr.. Gum
owns. is from four to six feet in width.
About II men will work in the dis.
trict all winter.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-12

violations being limited, those who
desire hr,t class family board should
apply at once. Mrs. Bradley will
assisted by her three dauy hters, do all
the work.
}. r. Carne, the Galena and Saw.
tooth merchant who went to Cccur
d Alene last spring, is back on Wood
hlver, closing up some business mat.
ter, prior to leaving for New Orleans
and other foreign parts, for the win.
ter.
Colonel Brodhead stopped over in
HALEY, last nj yht, on his way out to
Snake river, .abo'e Eagle Rock, where
he goes to look after a placer claim.
AS silver AND lead seem to be steadily
depreclatiny, he thinks that gold is
the only sure racket now.
\ daughter of Mario and Girls, is
IN prison for debt in Berlin. She has
sqnandcred fortune Of over $4,000
in five years. II they imprisoned for
debt on Wood River, there would no,
be jai|e.s enough in the county to
hold the debtors under restraint.
There are three prisoners in the
county Jail. John Triggs is in TO,
shooting at man in Vienna; D. Mil.
Ter is in for having row with Jack
Long, in French Il Stinson's saloon
when Long hit him over the head
with stick of cordwood; and China.
man is awaiting the result of an ap.
peal to the Supreme Court.
The GOODNESS of the weather, and
the absence of snow on the ground
cause much uneasiness and pain in
the Wood River towns. Almost every.
body is complaining of pains some.
where-about the head, neck, back
sides, etc.-and all are undoubtedly
caused by he--the-''choppedness'
or cussedness of the weather.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-12
THE COUNT COMPLETED.

Mr.. Gillette Mad tho Greatest NUM-.
Der u Votes Cast for any Candi.
date A "Iie" for Justice .,
ketchuul.
The Board Of Cxnvassers mot last
evening, counted the votes as east,
declared the result, and adjourned
without day. Commissioner Gillette
received 1471 votes - the highest
number cast-and Recorder Cannady
the next highest-l439. The total
vote Of the county, as indicated bv
the number cast for Sheriff, is 26Ol
for Delegate 1855 votes were cast, of
which Mr.. Haley received 1881, and
Crank Taylor IS. The complete
count elects Mr.. Street Probate
Judge, and the following precinct Of
fcials: ketchum-H. Cassidy, Con.
stable. Mountain Home.-J. II. Mil.
Ter, Justice; w. W. Pendergraf, Con.
stable. Warm Springs-W. NJ. Irv.
ing, Justice; Wilson Brown, Con
stable.
For Justice of the Peace at Ketcb.
um J. G. Dow and D. E. Som,ner.
each received 1855 votes, and one OF
the other will be compelled to resign
or another election will be ordered,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-12
THE LOCAL COMMENTATOR.
1t Affords an AIl.Year Market for Low
Grade Ores.

There is one thing that the miners
and prospectors whose claims are
within hauling distance of HALEY can
be assured of, now that the HALEY
Concentrating Works are in success
full operation, and that is, an all-year
market for their ores. 1t matters not
how low the grade Of their rock--if i,
is only ore, and not waste-they can
get it in shape for immediate sale
within few days by simply hauling
it to the works.
This will almost entirely remove the
distractions hitherto in the way OF
working our mines during the winter
and great impetus should thus he
given to the opening up Of our pro
ductlve properties.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-12
Our Representative at Boise.

Harry McCallnm writes from Boise
that Representative Watson is busily
engaged in looking into the legislative
business, and is especially working
up the subject of re-apportionment.
Mr.. Watson has already received as
surances from members of either house,
that there will be no trouble on that
point.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-12
Holiday GOODS.

They Are Going Rapidly, but There Is
Big Stock VI Them Left Notwith.
standing.
Notwithstanding the rush enjoyed
by the undersigned during the past
week, there still remains in his store
large variety of choice holiday goods,
such as toys of every description,
drums, rocking-horses, Christmas tree
ornaments, sleds, ETC., besides a fine
assortment of Christmas and New
Years cards-all of which are marked
down to bedrock, as they MUST GO.
LEON FULD.