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BABY ON the.Cars.

There was baby on car Of the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy railroad the other at.
ternoon. :.
TIA baby In long clothes IL always an II
was loaded to the muxsle with cry. 1t
was little thing not moro than two feet
long, but 1t had more cry coiled up in It
than you would suppose could be slowed
away In baby az big 40 q town constable.
What would an suctioneer give for that
bsby'e capacity
Well, tins train and the baby got q good
even start, and for several miles the pas
sengers looked on with interest at the race.
Almost ANYBODY would bet off.hand that o
baby's steam would run down before an en-
eine's, but IL you knew this particular baby
Won vould disdain all illegal propositions
and declare yourself mot betting charac-
teri" which, by the way. isa moat right
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PECOs.

PEcos. May 7.-TCorrespondehce. This
part of Gods country was hlesEeo With O
very good rain few days ago. which gives
everything lively appearance.
have had conversations with @ great
many ciizsns OF this section 10 regard 10
the present. administration. They think it
would be we A to start on new deal, Rish
new cards, as tee Old ones are being used,
not for the interest Of the people ana tne
state, but to their .detriment aud to he
dcirimert ot the sS's. aad are actually
driving emigration from 1t. We want a
land bo2td that will iye Jhe actual settler
o chGnc. to purchase wateted section of
land, that tho law cIntemDlstes that they
should do, instead OF saying that ws'v'll
keep ell waierad seoions and give the
actual settler dry sections, thgs can't be
utilized 1t is an outrage that this state q
affairs exist, aud the people should sec that
IL 10 rightsd.
The Pecos Valley Mirror, weekly paper,
came cut with IT'S frs isane on last Situr-
day, aud looks as fresh and pretty ~ a
maid OF sixteen. May il long live.
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The Colored IIothodistst

BALTIMORE, May DIN the African
Methodist Epicopsi conference to-day, DR..
Arnett, finauoisl secretary of the whole
church, read qusdre. NAL report, showing
total receipts Of Sl79,S05; Disbursements.
SI77, 653. Dr.. Tanner, editor of the Chris.
iisu Recorder, the official organ OF The
church, made his q1sorennial report. he
said the paper started in 1851 and had been
In his charge sixteen wears, Tao paper has
gone to ENGLAND, Europe, Africa, Asia.
Australia, the West Innies, Canaoa. etc.
Good talsnt, white and black, writes for 1t.
some objection was made 10 the admission OF
Rsy @. s. Mead and j. N. Stsarng, OF New
Eogland, representing the National Tenn.
perance society. Bsv. J. Il. EMORY did
not care to hear men preach with the Cos
pei i'll one hand and cash in tha other.
They were invited finally to speak nex5
Wednesday night Rev. Paul Jefferson, OF
South Carolina, offered resolution endors.
lug the national education bill now in con-
gress. Action WAS postponed, objections
being made TO features OF the bill.
At tbe hight session resolution to raise
100000 was referred to the meme
mission board, as was also'a supplementary
resolution to appoint com.
petent woman as superintendent
OF womeu's work In connection
with home missions. The secre-
tary of the committee announced
that OF 533 associations in the
southern states 493 are represented
in the conyeution; there are about MS, 600
white and S33. $50 colored Baptists in the
south
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WAsHrNaroN, May S.-The shipping bill,
q It passed the senate. provides that All Of
doers Of United States vessels, shall be
American citixeps. Tonnage dues are abol-
Ished e. to American ves.eis, and as to yes
sells Of other, nations which do not impose
tonnage duties under the name Of light
money OF otherwise. on American vessels,
but this provision is not to impair any
treaty obligations. The marine hospital
tax il abQliShed, and the expense Of main
tanning such hospitals devolved upon the
United States. When vessel is built IN
the United States for foreign account,
wholly or partly OF foreign materials on
which import duties have been paid, the
amount Or the duty, less ten per cent, e
allowed a. drawback when the vessel 4
exported. The head money tax is declared
NOD applicable to vessels coming from Can
'adns 81 MEXICO in transporting mails be.
tween part Of United States and any for.
olgn PORTER between ports on the Atlantic
and ports On the Pecifio, touching at for.
slgh partse SUM not execeeding 81 per
mile On the trip each way of actual nautical
niles travelled may be paid BY the post.
naster-generals sftsr legal advsrtiument
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The Vote.

WASHINGTON, May 6-Following is the
vote by yeas and nays in tho house on the
Yess~Adams, of Illinois, Anderson, AR.
not. Atkinson, Baype, Bedford, Bingham.
Bisbeo, Oantelle, Bowen, Boyle, Bralnerd,
Breitung, Brewer, OF New York, Brewer, OF
New Jersey. Brown, OF indiana Pnsa br9RW avn
leigh, Calkins, Campbell, Of Pennsy lvania,
Cannon, Chace, Connally. Converse; Gull
berson, OF Kentucky, Cullen, Curtin,
Cutcheon, Davis, Of Illinois, Davis. OF
Massachusetts,, Dingley, Duncan, Dunham
Eaton, Elliot, Elwood, Ermentraut, Evans,
Of Pennsy lvania Everhart, Ferrall, Fled
Ter, Finerty, Findlay, Foran. Funston,
Hanback,. Hammer, Hart, Hatch, OF Michl-
gan, Haynee, Henderson, OF Iowa. Hem
dsrson. Of Illinois, Hepburn. Hiscock, Hit,
Holmes, Hol.on, Hooper. Hopkins, ,Horr,
HAWKS, Halves, Hunt, Hutchins, James,
Jefford; johnson, Jordan, Kasson. Kean,
Keller, Kelly, Kellogg, Ketcham,
Lacey, Laird, Lawrence, LsFevre, Libbey.
Long, Lyman. McAdoo. McOcid, McComas,
Virginia, Milliken, Merrill, Morey, Muller,
Murray, Mutchler, Nutting. O'Hara.
O'Neill, Of Pennsylvania, Paige, Parker,
Patton, Payne. lPayson, Feeble, OF Indiana,
Perkins, Peters, Pettibone, Phelps, Poland,
Post, Price, Randall, Rapny, Ray, o! Penn
sylvania, Ray. OF New Hampshire. Reed,
Rice, Robinson, Of Ohio, Rockwell, Rowall,
RUSSELL Ryan, Seney, Skinner, OF New
York, Small, Smith, Snyder, Spoonsr,.
Steele, Stephenson, Stewart, OF
Vermont, Stone, Storm. Struble,
Summer, Of California, e. B. Taylor. OF
Ohio. J. D. TAYLOR, Of Ohio, Thoma, Tulley,
Of Ohio, Waihburn, Weaver, Wenple,
Whiting, Wilkins. Wilson, OF Indiana, j.
8. Wise, OF Virginia, York-159.
Nays-Adans, OF New York, Aiken
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sss sss' -, ,,. =: 's::s ,;ss,: 4:
.s. ,ss,s s,. s .,:,s 70 ' s -.
s ns g T., ,,si ~. ssi's,s sssa
yesisle, aed the smonnt n fofslfn
Administrations. ships 9TH shloh such
contracts are inside must be Of Amsfiesn
feslsiTy ara contracts shall be fof . term of
nj lees than four nor more tlsn ~ Tesfs.
The bill alec reduces fun Sg5 10 10 year
the Zee 10 be- paid by steam vessels OF one
hundred tons or unger, Tor inspection fees,
In addition 10 the amount allowed by Law
for Issuing Condiments and licenses.
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MEITING OF THE WORLDS FAIR
COMMISSIONERS.

WAsuIHGToS, May Il Press. IA meet
log OF the commissioners appointed by the
PRECEDENT OF the United States 10 represent
yarions states aud territories a. ihe Worlds
Industrial exposition n =. New Orleans vas vas
parlors OF Willbrd's hotel.
Tho following commissioners we're present:
L. Spencer Pratt, Alsbnma; Il. Sickle, OBJ
crado; Thonaa L. PiUrkstt, Conn Cticu I;
William Dean, Delaware; william IL.
Eblng, Florida; ID. q. Blcon, Georgia;
Frank Gilbert, iilnois;, Uiemen.
a,udeosker Indiana; Herbert Sc
Farrell. Iowa; Flank Bacon. Kansas;
Nichols, Massachusetts; Oliver Gibbs, jr I,
Minuesota; r. Il. Hilder. Maryland; Oil.
bert z. Whitman Nsa Hampshire; ID. j..
Johnson, New York; George Howard,
aud DR.. y. ". DAbney,
North Carolina; A. B.. ohsse,
Rhode IslSud; A. J. NcHhirter, fennesses;
z. Pendleton. Yves VrFlnis; Fnomas Don-
aldson, Idaho; Paul Lsnghalmer, New
Mexico. Frank Bacon, OF, Kansas, was
chosen chairman. ard John ". Rick
man, secretary. The meeting was
addressed at length by Director
Gsueral Burke ard enthusiastically en-
dorsed tho plans Of the MANAGEMENT. Each
commissioner expressed himeelf a5 de-
tsrmined 70 secure an extensive diip.aV OF
the resources Of his state, aud several
reported isrgs appropriations. There
we're also prt sent 81 ina
IN letting Government Commissioners
Visko, Colonel 8 G Kyford OF the war de.
pertinent; Lieut. eeanJ Buckjng hem, OF thu
navy department; General a. d. Hszen,
third assistant pustnssaergeneril: G Is.
Loriug, cOmmiss,oner Of assiculture; Hon.
Johr Eaton, commissioner of educa;ion;
Hop. Ben. BnttsrSorth, comm issioner OF
patents; Nej)r Charles y. Hull,
OF the state department.; Professor
Gocdo, Of the Smithsonian institute.
a long and earnest discussion as TO the
heas methods Of representing tho govern.
ment departments was mad and the general
expression was the exposition
would derive great benefit. AS
q result of Thu, nesting Hon.
Ben Bntterwocih, commissioner Of patents,
hes been designR5sj oy SECRETARY Taller TO
take charge Of the exhibit Of the interior
department The postotiics department
will be represented BY AOram d. Hazen,
thira assistant postmaster general.
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The Nn,y Work Negro Renublicans,

New Yopg. May 9.-Tna oolored repub
lican central com nittee TO n;gh' endorsed
the administration of President Arthur
and recommended his denomination.
The committee slso asked Tor mnrs
thorough recognition and suggested this
could be obtained by placing colorsd men
ON the na,ional republican Conventiop.
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puritv. Freshness Fine Flavor

Ara mighty and will prevail. Rionosa,
the perfection OF roasted coffee is pro.
nonnced by all who use it, the best roasted
coffee ever placed in the Texas market.
Prepared at tins largest coffee mill in the
south. 1t 10 shipped direct to the dealer
and reaches the consumer quickly, possess.
ing undimiuiehed, the beautiful flavor ard
aroma, which distinguishes fine coffee;
Sold Immediately after roasting, BY oil
grocers, in pound packages. Guaranteed
absolutely fresh and pure. Those who are
not familiar with the superior qualities oil
Rionoen, should in justice to themselves,
give 1t an early trial and be convinced,
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GALVESTON, MAJ q --CleaNdi Bark Daph-
ne, Madden, Reveal schooner U, w Lewis,
fshdeTssn, Pensacola, Sailed; Schooner u,
w. Lewis, Pensacola.
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~ have been poisoned with mercury and
potash 7" Is the tale of thousands who write
our ply sicians in regard to treatment OF
blood and skin diseases, and 1t would seem
that what they say must be true, for 1t is
with one accord" If you have been
poisoned in this way or have any blood or
skin disease OF cancer. send to us for trea.
tise on blood and skin diseases. which Will
be mailed free.
The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 8, Auanta,
Gaoroia
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Although Pozz lpi's msdlczisd complex
Ion powder y perfectly harmless and nOn-
explosive, fiiil Il goes II anc makes good
report. sold by all druggists.
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Are you made miserable by indigestion,
oonstipetion. dixzineas, loss OF appetite,
yellow skinf Ehiloh's VitaliEer 10 . posi-
tive carc, Sold bv ]. M. Honse. Dallas
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Mrs. Barbara Flick, Cleveland, o., was
completely cured by St. Jacobs Oil, the
wonderful pain reliever, Of chronic rheu-
matism Of long standing.
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p, FIEss marriage GUIDE. ! pfSssggs

Fleuant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed for 20
cents In postage or currency. over tilty won;
dcrlul pen pictures, true 10 lite, articles on tho
IyhyY proner age 10 marry. WhOmarry first:
Manhood, Womnnhood. Physical decay. Who
ehOuld marry. How life and happiness may DO
Increased. Those married or contemplating
marrying should read It. IL ought to be read
by all adult persons, then kept under lock and
KEY, Populnr edition, same as above, but paper
cover and goo pages, 2! cents by mall, IN money
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/ Group, Whooping dough, and even Asth-
ma imrnediatsly relieved by Acker's En-.
glish Remedy. Sold by W. H.PAste rson
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n ImpRoYrs - oU&LITY az

II IMPROVES 2 - QUALIFY Vl
'ac Eio0faE. 5gig'. O. ';. and 70 thcrc-
f2ro Auo iHgi.f.,.p uud cGrrectirG
IL cases OF sll ciigar ir 3gG5G3jes which
uro associated VITA "a I'fpOyErIsuED
STATE OF THE BLOOD. These oil y!c.N
tothorpgU!ating an lncurishingp prop
critics OF It's great food tonic clemens.
guomponsa.cs forthe ioG3 Of citGiitDr
induced by Consumption, GGtGrrh or
EiOnchi1i and 1R.odt affections. le
sgR remedy HeHiIIils D9JSi'D nnG
reimburse tho feysrlo physique for
those losses Of riiGiity accompany
ing complaints peculiar 20 ne st.r-
!1OtIlorS IIHTSiiI9 their own chddIYh-
and delicate grOlltcla who expect 10
become mothers aud bring up CiJci'-
ClsS children ehpula by all means use
&C. n tcN Tcit0.c SlfJcrefr; from
Henfil Cr Ncry0t fg E'r0StTriiOn ar4A-
ing from Urty-iyo9i;, L.rcssE1S Or
5IFOtYdcted pisens". &c trNt cure
DRUNKENNESS AID 10 OP!grL ECo.t
for Gs tao appetite grows Lealthicr
aad Gi;cs ion N gro vigorous through
thc use OF this g8l!', the unnstrrGA
craving dies away until totally cS-
tlnct. RiShigh j b"i.yicint in A'e'i"
CpHp71ints. Ett'tri1t bercT, ana
ALL lLdiurtGI Jiscdsc ana Tor tho
Gchllliating effects OF leUcr Of oHr
kind Il has 40 c7rGi. 10 .epdi:I
seasic, improves Digestion and .ip-
2,ciiic. and aiTor Is the H1Gpfptic III
GRii6 en cGsiiJ GRgin.iiTJiG CTtictd
Of FOOD: and !a 10 rcnsnnt - tho taste
That tho most sensitive 9giGJo WAL not
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Oatarrh cured. health and sweet breath
secured by Sbiloh's Catarrh Remedy
Price so oents. Nasal injector free. Sold
bv ]. M. House. Dallas.
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She said "Don't, Dus II you must, chew
Spring. That's the best"
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We wish to ssy TO our relders that DR..
PRICES Special FIavorlng Extracts OF Nee.
tarins, Vanilla Lemon, etc, are the finest,
puress and most natural faYors we have
ever used. They ara made from the true
select fruit and aromatics. The common
hsvoring extracts In tbs market bear no
comp arison for fins flavor to DR.. Prices.
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Merchants. call in at the PUNISHABLE fac
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IL f. rolf-evldent that q physician paving
particular attention ton class Of cases ettllns
great SKIN, and physicians ip regular practice
all over the country knowing this, frequently
recommend eases 10 the oldest Office IN Ameri-
CO, where every known appliance - rcsorted
10, and the proved good rcincdto1 OF al
nges and countries are used, A whole house Is
used for o!lcc purposes, and all are treated with
FkIll IN respectful manner; and, knowing
what to do, no experiments are made, ON nc:
count OF tho great number applying; the
charges are kept low, often lower thnn - ue.
manlcd by others. II you secure the SKIN and
get 7reedy aud perfect life cure, that - tho
Important matter. Pamphlet 20 pages. Sent
u ilihN nIlrn-s free.
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GENERAL NEWS.
Shs Thread Of the jssnsssis TRAGEDY
~. TAKES w.
Tho Barsisa Bsnk-0rant a wards
Condition.
O,h,r Delayed bu, Interesting Items



WARRINGTON, May S-HeAmAn Nlnder-
man resumed his testimony before the
Jsapnetts stigaiiDF committee THIS
morning. While ~ Balen MELVILLE said y
witness he did not o-fe damn Tor Captain
belong but ws6 sorry for those shom lne
captain had dragged with him "a nes'h
John q. Jackson, Paris correspondents ~
the New York Herald, iestlhsd thst ne me.
t. Lieutenant DAnenhouer al lrkutusH 2
had o,nyersed with him there aooa' the
expedi,ion. Lieutenant DtAenhouer lhtn
|, hal sad 20 him 10 scanned 10 MN tae
ooprse OF the whole boat had been pufsutu
day longer Bulen would nave
been reached a month soohsr, Nefes anu
|indeimso met, ara psLans - , ~
Etnevs said, at this. He lad written IL ~
a hand al Danenh0u 70 dlotANou, 10
6Au baen ,cld BY Negeomb ard Bartlett
thai COLLINS ned pAuers Ga hia pershn our
Ing the retreat which were not ioupd on MS
BODY. VsEioua membero a. the sxpsdlileh
\ had oasms n,ed uEisyoEablg t. him on inc
(1elays durlng the retreat, aga
Nswccmb and olheis had spoken
ofthe bad treatment u Collins, and said
Melville eAused &. Witness lettera 10 the
Herald were written chiefly frem Danen-
houer's dlctstion. Wit ess Thought me
delay at 0eeomovialocva was decidedly 700
long and Quite unnt ceHahs' eLu .".','N
had left GesomoviAlocye when he lrat bad
the Opportunity belongs party would
have been saved. His opinion was gather.
ed from a conversation with natives and
from observation at Kgsm. and Bnlen;
He had been informed Bartlett offered
TO walk there and had beer told 70 shut
mp his Cd id mouth. kustrah'e delnv
In returning from Bulen wea because hls
companion met some friends there aud got
drunk. When IA did return with the news
and Ninderman and Noross. Melville ives
aroused TO activity, but alas |. was TOO late.
Belongs party bad kept signal fires burn
ing, which could have been seen for twenty
AVG or thirty miles. aud witnes, ssia he
pressed surpriss ut not being rescued.
Tho chief cause OF the loss OF DsLons's
party was douniless bis devotion To his men
and his refusal TO leave the rest OF them
behind. Thia caused slovprosress.
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Tho Texas Press Association was IN tes.
klon u Dallas this week, and right royalty
did the oi.y care Tor the Nisldefs OF The pea.
Gil, Austin eLtefizlns the next annual
nesting u the zssloiEtloa,-I A,yarado Bal.
lsltn
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-27
THE LADIES' SOClADLES.
Another Series ~ b. Held for the Ben.
EFT Of the HALEY Public School.

The ladies' who conducted the series
Of highly enjoyable sociahlrs, in this
city, last winter, have concluded to
hold few more this season for the
purpose of obtaining funds with
which to purchase patent desks and
seats for the HALEY public school.
The district fund is so relatively poor,
tins year, that the Trustees are unable
to purchase the necessary furniture,
and these sociahlcs will be given for
the purpose Of enabling them to do so.
The programmes Of the sociahles
have not yet been definitely arranged,
but they will include literary aud mu-
sicial exercises, and dancing. Pro.
fessor Dclius's orchestra will supply
the music, and charges will be as fol.
lows: Admission, 10 cents; coffee
and sandwiches, Is cents; dancing
rit bons, so cents.
The frs, sociable of the series will
take place in Haley Theater, Thurs
day, the I'd Of October, beginning a,
1870 o'clock, prompt. Dancing viii
begin not later than $50 o'clock.
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OUR FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Its Apparatus 80 Scattered as u be
Unavailable in Case Of Need.

The HALEY fire department, for
reasons unknown, is not in u very
prosperous condition. a meeting has
not been called, drills had, or any
dues paid, for the past two months or
more. The ladders are scattered over
town, and but one could be found in
case uf fire. The hooks also are not
in place, and some Of them are not to
be found ut all. There are four lad
ders belonging to the company, and
all but one of them have been "bor-
rowed' by some individuals without a
SENSE of shame or duty, and never re-
turned. One of them was taken to
the courthouse few weeks since, and
the other two are no doubt being used
by son G enterprsing builder. At
least, they are not in their place in
the house. This is all outrage on the
people Of the city, of which no public.
spirited man would he guilty. The
officers of the Hook and Ladder Com
pany should take the matter in hand
and see that their property is returned,
and in future LETT in its place. In case
of fire to-day the departm. MT would
be next to power'ess, as they would
have no apparatus to work with
Next season some "tnterprising cti-
zen" may he expected to borrow the
hose to irrigate with, and the cart may
be put to use for speeding fast horses
a man who will take away the
property Of fire company in "a town
like HALEY, where that little is thei'
al, must have mushroom gall. There
is yet due over 5000 on the compan,
property, and before the payment i.
made, unless something is done soon
it vii! all be slowed snugly away il
the old lumber loft of some borrower
or placed in custody of the Sheriff.
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TO BE TURNED LOOSE.
4 CDnr d'AleRer. Accused OF Horse.
Stealing. ~ b Dlscharxed.

Wilson, the man arrested over a
month ago for stealing horses in
Cour d'Alene, is still in Jail, and
nothing has been done IL his case.
The Ceur d'Alene officials claim to
have proof positive of his guilt, and
informed Sheriff Furey that warrant
had been sent from there for Wilson's
arrest. The warrant, however, has
not arrived. nor has an officer been
sent after him; and while there seems
to be not shadow OF a doubt as to
his guilt, he will have to be "turnrd
loose" in short time, unless the Off
cials from Ceur d'Alene take care Of
him. Wilson has been in Jail now
over month at the expense Of Altu.
ras county, and it is getting monoto-
nous, to say the least. Ii the Cour
d'Aleners expect this county to board
their prisoners, aud then bring them
to them for nothing, they will get
badly left. Unless a deputy is sent
Tor him, or the money to pay the nee
essary expenses Of taking him back to
his old pasture, within another few
days Wilson will be turned out tc
bunch grass, and they may hunt NJ
their man when they want him. Sher'
if Furey says this county has beer
imposed upon to the full extent within
the past few weeks, and lie will have
no more "foolishness." He is right
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-27
TIE IDAHOAN.
In EndeaSoring 10 "Kaeck the Bottom
Out" the Owners Extract . CARLOAD
Of First .class Ore Per Day.

In Endeavoring 10 "Knock the Bottom
Out" the Owners Extract . CARLOAD
Of Nrst.class Ore Per Day.
w. H. Nye, the well-known Boise
druggist who is fourth owner in the
Idafoan mine and mill, was in town
to-day. He reports himself highly
pleased with The way the mine is being
worked, and says that it is looking
better now than it ever did.
About three months ago the own.
ers concluded upon a change Of pol.
icy. Heretofore the mine had been
rs if on dress parade, with huge blocks
of ore in sight that they seemed afraid
to touch. 1t locked as if they were
afraid of digging it out. But about
the time stated they determined to
start in and try to knock the bottom
out. They began taking ore out and
shipping it to Kansas City. They
have taken out and shipped an aver
age of one carload per day for over
two months, and the mine looks bet
ter ana better. Where the ore in the
drifts has been blasted and removed,
it shows up wider in the bottom, and
thus justifes greater hopes for the
deepen workings.
The workings have, however, got
so deep, that the hand windlass will
which all the hosting has been done
must soon be laid aside and replaced
with machinery. This will be done
this fall; and Superintendent Edging
ton and the owners will endeavor
from this time on, to keep the Idaho
All where she should be, to-wit: in the
very front rank Of Wood River prop
critics.