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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-02
PLEASE COUNT US In.

If there is one reason, more than
another, for which we are glad that
the Between Idaho has been founded,
it is because the mines will find in it
an able, Jealous and influential repre-
scntative-one that will, in the editors
quaint way Of stating it, ''let the out
side world know of our mineral re-
sources" To be sure, the TINES has
punctnally advised the public of all
ore ana bullion shipments from this
vast and growing region; it has also
kept track of all ore developments; Of
the erection of all concentrating, smelt
ing or milling works; of the selling
price of ores; of the channels of de-
mand Of all negotiations for the
transfer of mines, etc.; and whenever
any important Wood River mining
news has been reprinted in other pa
pers, it has, in nine cases out of ten.
been copied from the TINES. For this
the TIMES has been repeatedly com
plimented and literally patronizcd
"But all this don't count" as Brother
Clay might say. He-and he alone
with his widely circulated paper, will
''lct the outside world know" all
about it.
The TINES does not object to any
assistance in its endeavors to make
this most promising regions varied re-
sources known to the world; and will
gladly accept any that is offered to
that end. But it cannot permit any
one to rob it Of its Iaure!s. So, Brother
Clay will please count the TINES "in,"
if for ever so little.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-02
Michigan State College.

times examined baking powders in the market to deter
mine Their purity raising and influence the health OF those using
them found DR. PRICES CREAM BAKING POW
DER the best in all these
made another examination Of the "'oyal" Andrews Pea
and results the formerly DIX
PRICES CREAM free from AMMONIA while the "o,a and AN
Pe"bo The "Dr Prices
acid while the "oya" and Ier" alkaline reaction
which leads dyspepsia Prices clean and elegant proportion OF
Soda and there
anything that deGlet neither whatsoever worket abominaion
maketh a lie"
In raising power "Prces' stands at the head
Acid off by the weight
Of follows
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder. $50 cubic centmees
The cubic
Andre SAB cubic
have uscdPR family if the is
Sis the best" PROF. Il. c. kEDZE.
lansing June s. 1884
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-02
TIT. iNTER.IDAUO.

Inc hrst issue OF this new journal
appeared THIS morning 1t is hand
some ioof-paSe sheet, OF SIX columns
To the page, printed on far paper,
with new type and well-arranged-
ne 'hter-ldaho VIII doubtless be
democratic III politics. as Its editor $
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-02
WOOD RIVERS RECORD.

In 1878. WtI0 Indians.
In 1880. .Settle0 by the Whites.
IN lSSl-Yie'd of the Mines - 81 .25O, 900
In 1SS2-yield of the Mines SO, 100000
In lSS3-Yield of the Mines-$3, 800. 900
,1oot vi 1t Of the Mines a. nno. ,,.
Il" Iocf- 80. (estimateop =. BE, oUU,UOO
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-02

Editor Allen, of the Shoshone
Journal, was in town to-day, locking
over the field. Mr.. Allen publishes
good paper, and deserves to be we'll
patronzed.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-02
Wanted,
Attention, A 0, u. w!

stated meetings Of HALEY LODGE Ne. l. A. o. u
W. are held every Monday evctin. Mt 40, o'c1 och
All visiting brethrt Il are cordially invited to IT.
tend
BY order of
Gro. NJ. Parsons, NJ W.
HOMER l.. POUND Rocorlpr
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-02
HALEY, Idaho, July 2.

HittldtS 10 tUt " 9ln RIVER LINES.
HALEY, Idaho, July 2.
1t Is stated. on what appears to be
good authority, that an alliance as
against Cleveland has been formed
between Ben, Butter and Tammanv
iiali.
7. Ryan, owner of base ball grounds
IN New York, has made test case
for the Sunday law prohibiting ball
playing. In the presence of 5000
persons, last Sunday, he batted ball
across his grounds and was immell-
atel y arrested.
Captain Mccullough, Of the New
York police, boasts that there is not
an opium joint in New York. There
are several in Haley, Bellevue and
ketchun, but then, this isn't New
York City.
The Central Pacific managers claim
to be all right financially. Of course
they are. And with many millions to
spare, too, they have been robbing
the people SO long.
Stock men having extensive ranches
IN Indian Territory are in trouble, as
the Indian Sheriff is enforcing the law
ranches to fifty acres, end
conhscating all the fences inclosing
larger fields.
The Sullivan Mitchell show, at
Madison Square Garden, New York,
June 80, did not come off, Sullivan
pretending to be i'll after $4,000 of
gate money had been taken. Not
cent was refunded.
Queen Nictoria's book is not selling
at all, and being circulated free-hie
''snde" sheets in various parts Of the
world.
A large number of nominations for |
Territorial Offices will be sent to the
Senate this week.
The commander Of the French frir- {
ate Sar'he, whicd introduced tie germs
If cholera in France, has suicided be-
cause OF remorse at his neglect.
All the European powers are taking
precautions against cholera. How
thoat the tIaiIoY hog ranch, Mir. Dis
fict Attorney?
Ia Cincinnati, Monday, Eliza Blake.
ley secured verdict of $1,000 dam
iges against Charles Green, saloon
seeper who sold liquor to her husband
llter she had warned him not 20 do SO.
Decrease Of the public debt in June,
80 100000.
Orangcmeu are committing outrages
IL New FoundIand The crew of a
lark broke into catholic church on
he coast last Saturday night and des-
cr.fpi If In yarIpuS ways
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-02
Milk 25 Cts. Per Gallon.
Bring Back Those Overcoats

The man who borrowed two overcoats from Ira
Soul. of Haley, about tn, rec weeks ago prom sing
t. send them to William Rabiohn's, is requested to
return them at once, or paw cost. IRA SOUL
HALEY, I!aho June -, 1884. il3wa
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-02
Notice..

Notice is hereby given thst the next quarterly
meeting of the Board OF Commissioners in and for
the County of Alturas will begin Monday, July "A.
1884. at 10 o'clock n. m. and continue until The
business that may come before tho Board shall
have been disposed of.
All CLAIMS against the county, intended for con-
sderstion at said m citing, must be fled with the
clerk of said Board not later than O'Clock p. III ..
Saturday, July u. J. X. MORRILL,,
Chairman Board of County Commissioners.
Attest G.. Il. Fox Clerk
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-02

Ex-Treasurer Churchill, of Arkan-
sas, is dcfaulter to the extent of
$685.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-02
Milwaukee Backward,

knuth Ward are now manufacturing hand.
haue oflek-the best ever seen on Wood River
and arg ready Tor orders.
Apply at the
MILWAUKEE BRICKYARD,
m12w1* At uail.v Poo Tr.ct
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-02
III n ,; snN OF THE most IMPORTANT
NEWS.

Reported Alliance Between Ben Butler
and Tammany Central Pacific
Financially Solid, Of COurse--Iiamch.
ers in 4rouble Sullivan Il Party to
Il na:cfacea SWiniiic - 4 Sensitive
i'rerchinan E.c.
s,1p,ttls TO thp W.,,p BrvrD rrf,rz
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-02
For Sale CIR Rent.

The HALEY Bakery, Restaurant and Lodging
House is for sale or rent. 1t has 80 beds and the
receipts are SIS cash per day.
Inquire on the p elnises. East side of Main be-
tween Croy and Bullion streets
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-02
Partner Wanted.

A partner with $500 cash ia wanted, to engage in
a business enterprise. Inquire of
HENRY BEWS.
j17w1* Merchants Hotel HALEY
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-02
The DOLLAR COLU MN

Advertisements not exceeding an inch for
ines of small type) in length will be inserted in
.his column for one dollar per week, fifty CENT.
the first insertion aud twenty-five cents each nd
d:tiocsl insertlon--payable in advance.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-02
EStraYed.

Came to my band, near starrhs Ferry, snak.
river, about May 1st bay h rse, about years old
branded with quarter circle over It, also II with
quarter circle over it, both on near shoulder. The
owner can have the animal by proving properly
paving charges and taking away.
i23w1* G. NJ SMALL Ketchum Idaho
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-02
The Stage Ahead.

Better Time to Rocky Bar by Stage than by Rail.
Travellers to and from Rocky Bar save ono
Days time snd much rough TT tVelire by going
from Wood River the Canas Prsirie staps
route. They also save about so on the trip.
Fare, SlS. Shorter distances in proportion.
+ r passage apply ut Charles Nelson's stable
HALEY ,orat the Stage Compa v office in Bellevue
Stage leaves Haley at I O'Clock every mrrninr
~ Nelson's Stable has Telephone No 81.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-02

e I. s I. T. +. E1 +, r. PHI.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-02

A set of grindstone hangings, COMPLETE were
picked up on the road about three weeks ago
The owntr can recover IN IN hy calling at this
Office proving property, and paying 81 for this adj
vertisement.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-02
For Sale.

one undivided half interest in Il saloon, billiard
parlor, and Theeter, 1 viii sell for cash Tho
pest bargain that has been Offered on Wood
River Reason for selling: Other business to at.
tend to. Apply at once,
II. WARD. HALEY Theator
Haley. a1it,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-02
StraYed.

Game TO my ranch. about the 18th day of Nav
1883 two small horses-a buck skim with split enrs
branded on left shoulder and vented thus ?
and bIotch on right shoulder the other is sorro,
branded on left shoulder aud 5 Oh right HI,
with four white feet
= The owner can have them by proving propertv
and paying charges. W. j. ARMSTRONG
CaInas Prairie June 25, 1884. je27dwI,n
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-02
Situation Wanted.
Grindstone Hangings.

By first-cass Woman Cook. Apply at Mr.,
LIE Grande's. next door to Theatre. jylwls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-30
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

a large Republican meeting was held in Fort
Lee Saturday night. the first In many years. banner
wa, raised a Scllossoi, Hotel The meeting in the hall
was addressed by william walter Phelps and Judge Hon
man There was an overflow meeting, at which Mr.
Phelps also spokc.
The Republican Colorcd Campaign Club of
Of the vth Assembly District held r,usins meeting at
~ l23 WGsi Iioson-s a>i pish RI3lni ,, yerr
nrriTirk and " n Moore SPOKE
Several of the chief Drpnty Marshal~ having charge of
the election marshal, OF various Assembly districts TOOK
the oath "i Office A,'trrdHy under Tie bir' 81 tHri
Marshal Curtis SnNrr' i'or- from The I'm. WIN.
ih last night before Comlis soncr ~pouncr IN
the Post Oacc buding Supervisors from The NIh and
NIIfh districts VIII Doe in tonight at No 107 Ncst
Thirty fourth ST.; those from the NNllnand ElNth di,-
tric- Wednesday might at SiVtI srvcnlh,t AM liolc,
XXI~ distr is tonight a. Room 10, in the io,t once
building. The supervisor Of tie NNd, NNllld AMI
XNIVth district, qualify at the Harlem Temple, In East
Ouc-hundrrd-ard twcnty,iNth A on Thursday evening;
Tho Third Wagl Blaine and LOGAN Campaign Cllb WI
have "a banner raising the evening Of october |.
Speeches will ne mode by General d. L. buri.. e. A. l..
Gnd," and Tlam4. Dnnghcrtv
lar o. cnthusi4 tie meeting Of Republicans took place
last night III Warh ron Hal Noukcr- Alderman j. II
wing Burns was chairman The speakers wci" aahlon
The Blaine and Logan Battery of The vITh Assembly
District Kings County he'll! mccline lat nght ~ H.
headquarters At south Third ana Eleventh st. victor
Monncirld was chosen captain. with fotr lirucnants
large meeting Of 'plhiic'ns ~ the MIN AS-rnby
District wa. held at the headquarters No. 40 Flt f.,
SATURDAY evening Ia organize - battery ~ me
order Nv George " CONN. over 80 signed the roll
The battery was named the billiard Battery of the Kiln
sonc Gentlemen interested in the tur' had di,cr in
the Snrcvant loh-r on saturday cvcnins Ihr i"l"%-
man of America jaime, q. Blaine. OUr NeR F.rsid"H
he has staying qualities, carries weight ana cares not
Matthew McE'roy, Of the Ivth Assembly District
FORMERLY member of tine County Democracy, VIA, has
declared himself for Blaine and Logan. !. to run iur
Alderman. ON saturday night hc was Endorsed bv thc
Mtthcy Ncflroy Elaine and LOAN Ciuh of the lN'h
Assembly hi irici 10y U"nmol, vote. TIN. "r-a'l.i
ton numbers $50. who were all formerly prnr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-30
rlrOrIyG TRICKS IN FORTY-SECOND-SL

The Commissioners appointed by the Supreme
Court to consider the question Of more surface rail-
roads in Forty second ST. yesterday listened to the
testimony of two experts who each testified
strongly in favor of the company in whose behalf
lao was called BENJAMIN f. Farchld. real estate
nuctionccr of No. III Broadway. testified tina; the
yalne of property along ITS proposed route wou1 be
increased by extending the tracks OF the ilonstohst,
Wcst-st aud Pavonia Ferry Railway Company
through Forty second st.
ON behalf of the New York City Railway Com
pony. William I Black, of No. 10 East sixty
Grst ST. a CITY surveyor laid before the comns-
sloners maps of its proposed route connecting
cries on the North and East rivers with a trunk
line running through Forty secOndSt. He declared
that such a road could be built without undue IN
reference with existing roads; that II was greatly
needed by the travelling public: and that II would
ndL 10 the Xaluc OF real cstAte aIOmR The lac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-30
FREE ScH0OL F0R CEILDREN

A law was passed by the New JERSEY Legislature
of 1883 providing that on ana after Juy l. lN0i'
no child between the ages Of twelve and hitcen
years should be employed in any factory or work
sbon unless such child hat attended within the last
twelve months some public day night school or
some WI recognized private school for five days or
evenings every week during M least twelve con-
secutivc weeks j. Loriliard Co.. the tobacco
manufacturers have IN their employ about 90
children within the prescribed age whose parents
are too poor to send them to pub C or private
school I'm the day time. The city has made no pro-
VISION for public night schools during the coming
wiftrr and therefore in order +" meet the require
meu;- of the law and at the same time aioId me
90 ldrcu an opportunity To continue nj WORK
| orill,rl a Co.. have established q free night
school for them which tnev will be required to
attend II rs IN the Lorllard Tree librili "hIch th
arm maintains for all it, employees ana was opened
last night with large attendance. DR.. l.. j. Cor
don i, in charge and he IS assisted by corps oi
coupctcnt teachers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-30
MR rArrrH.ON WnLNor BET



81 hcCtIIIp tuE obvious rrhsp$..
In q recent issue Of 7bc NOr- lOI l1Ord
There prnr.d I,ua.ruph hnnd,d Sos fnf Il'nc uud
tuticr uIoUtr-" lfs tcnor eis lla H. nn, Enthusiastic
r,ir, mon would ,nu ou ono Iomos Patterson, W mo
potlb,,s rorn,r Of ..ufirn pnd Tr,utf .'.'ril-i
tnr. Dodd s.tI r,i, bnOt accounts tt accepting ''r
i,iu oH,ts thiri tut'.on u1s urrtnf'd fl" mob" lhn
t,uot,d sotr. trofoeliprs t b'i4 hr widest ~ mon
d.. iup a. Uup 40 500 thd ibI'Iutd vN rtN
ur sni, 81 t,r tort ntd al.oon '''n iiwt '',r
ind 1858 t.r $1,000 plurality. inhru nroii't
.i.iid fir noIhri.t ,nfu,f Of -t.,lt |' tui Ir'u5
rrt,lih rt ft-lrfi. Hud fIIhI HIn"' '"tri ihf DO
i.iIuinf NhHh Hpe d'rori'd SIN pplithi7 d" J" i""
,n, ritft-lnrI uliutl iil'iifh th ihl' Wa
i, -.rur of Ni ptf,f-nu- Ihuia..ind ih' bnr 'hd'i
ua. nr.uid,ulIy ial'd rh'Ir hI Patterson '"hld De-
fpuut Al ibis DIS up- uslrri tud hl7 eyes u' ,h f"
-ultrr lir u.I,urd t"r H'lub Nl'h hr hnl toh'rh"I
bach Of the bar, bui, 0h r'tnhH lh"uFhif
drppprI aud said: " h0u uc the last man Nhp shall
escape, NufAIug bat Your Iuupr't o"uuithaurr SAVES
Won The Whol, Thing D., ud' aud h'.ld''' Patterson
isn't az this corner; hcS down Ia lWtull --tf"h IT,
Morn H.c hundred men have been here The last rs"
DAYS to take hlm mp 0h tho-c bel, Don you go
down Go sire MIN, for he's mad
Disrc-Hrlug his advice. Nh Idtlcr-Ons headquarters
were sought They, too, proved To DE ~ liquor
fierce bIndlci han dog was chained To the door, ana
sootlu. word from the bartender necessary before
the animal would LET the reporter pass.
Don't look flrturT Tor MI Patterson Sdld
ynnu, who h.l1 the builp ~ check .i"n
mad and has three bad ia the back room Win
him We're going clean ont any man who comes
here talk about bets on tho clctu'h
That WORTH reporter I'm here last week. ana thcy all
got to shooting oil thal- mouths, good hit hut the
hos, never od him that would mako any such bets
We amt betting ON Cleveland. II you want 10 90 into
tie back room where Patterson is, give me your name
and address SO can call an ambulance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-30
DEMOCRATIC TEICKLRY AT HARRISBURG.


&
HARRIsDURG, Penn, Sept. 29.-The secOndact
the comedy prosecuting Gco.ge D. crhert. Demo
cratic editor Of The Tohiot by Democrat for libel i'll
ruhi,hius the statement tIu William H. kcmblc briocd
jaime, G. Elaine while the latter was Speaker of the
House 10 make a ruling i'm his favor played at the
Office Of Alderman Eager, Democrat, this afternoon.
When the hearing adjourned last Wednesday fl was
10 give the Alderman time 20 decide whether District
Attorney McCari0 should he permitted 10 charge
o. the prosecution. 1t evident 10 all to-day that the
Alderman had determined to sit down upon the District
ATTORNEY. Three of Audci,ons witnesses absent.
ana as their testimony the valuable in the opn
ion of Tie Democracy. Mr. Irwin, the Democratic County
chairman. asked po>tpOucment OF the case. To This
District Attorney McCarrcl objected and said ne was
ready t. proceed with The ne had his witnesses
ready prove the publications which all ho desired
The Democratic alderman. Who had been carefully
coached. imU,iiou>ly waived Mr. NcCarIcl away AMI
tod MIN hc had nothing to do with Inc ANA hc would
District Attorney succeed cd iu reading legal opinion
L. hi duties which ctt thc Alderman no alternative but
10 proceed under his direction. The Alderman. however.
after listening 10 Nh Irwin u opposition 10 Nh AlCC alIc
adjourned thc cas-" until next Thursday afternoon.
The Democrat. are getting ont attachments for the
missing Democratic Wltu',-c, and District Attorney Nc
Care has served notice the Alderman that hc will Doe
present aud make II pleasant for him II he tries To do any
more "bui~ioIug." ThcI,' j. story aho1t Tonight
That the National Democratic Committee has offered 20
take large number OF copies of Democratic newspaper
here, pro, dcd u secure The publication of advits
,inuai ia l. say that The Blaine kembe check story is
true.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-30

MoRGAstpS, \, g., Sept 29,-ll Is dough
Dos tuo Democratic managers tttf bIan. nnd J. 700 Nu
run 600 vote, ahead Of thr iirpuhIHn State u'h' 10
hor Carolina ~ Drtc, A-ho Watt , Bun "n"' h'd
Bowen Counties several Drmocrau' Oh, have p'dt'd
themselves Ia Blaine although tncy az "olL nara 10
elect s,1lc>, the Democratic candidate for g. amor
They vote for Blaine bcc-" they favor prot ton ANA
are on posed 10 The abolition of the internal revenue sy
TEN which Icing 81 loudly Advocated by United States
senator Vance A. at the last election IN North Carolina
where q fun vote p0lcd, there was bat 1000 mn
Jointly for The Democrats II seems ruha .e me ari"h Il"
the llutcrtlpuI-t Democrats may carry the Si't IoI
Blaiuc huleh the Republic Statc ticket is certain of
defeat 10y 5000 majority The ttnou, Black district
a. Wilmington will give the kcpnpiican ticket % -
majority mis- wear. division and rtdl~tlctl OF itt
civ of Salisbury has inst been made 10y me DE nocf'
with IN. view 10 confusing coOrcd Republican voters
and thus Offering prctcNt TO count ON NY EepuDLcah
majority there. The usual majority Is LOU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-30

crs- Chnmbcrs Gnslc Hunter and A. Willard, Provl-
dcncc In the second mile Chambers took the lead, which
he he pt well intO the third mile Willard and Hunter
then began force the pace. Willard -purtcd ON Inc
eleventh lap and into second place. with Hunter ~
third During the next two miles Hunter and Gaskell
alternately led each squirt being greeted with encOur
aging shouts from the spectators. ON the next 10 the last
lap Willard came info second place Hunter being IN first
and sharp struggle cn-cd bet rcn The two but Hunter
crossed me line FIRST Nhd second. GasS, third and
Chambers fourth. Time, lT:'J
The Third race was mile t'r riders who had never
beaten 80. The starter. were 7. \. BckIprl NpmcI
vile. Mass: e. h. Graves Cluhrid-cp' rt Mas; D. =
C"rbctt. Whitehall. Y. y; Charles T.. Tracey, Wathin
and George t.. Cain. al Lynn. This Whs won ny Bck
ford in 3:l1l2 Cain second, Iricy third Corhett fonrh
I'm the mile record race Milari, GSNcn ahl
Chambers started. Gaskrli first pulc;
Willard second Chambers third. The last race
Wa, Oucmic professional race, IN which the contest
ants were +. James BruiHg am. England; william W.
Moodsidc. Chicago and q. J. 1"uug. Boston james ana
Nup'-Idc had close race, bat the Latter was uEDt u
obtain aNJu over his OPP! ,Irut Though pu~hlhS
him Lnrl M the FMS. lap james won the race ny It''
than \ foot I.nn. 3:OJl3. NOnng vs., lhlrd